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The mission of the Dub-C Autism Program (D-CAP) at West Chester University is to build an inclusive and accepting campus community to better support the experience and success of degree-seeking students with Autism Spectrum Disorder through indirect and direct supports. The following students in WCU’s Dub-C Autism Program (D-CAP) are pictured studying together in a sensory-friendly environment on campus: (L to R) Jason Kosmin, Victor Sereni, Ania Hawkins-Williams, Melanie Schwartz, Emma Billingsley.

From sensory-friendly classes in yoga and Zumba® to a silent disco with headphones to a sensory-friendly planetarium show and everything in between, Autism…

student shaking hands with potential employer.

Education

150 Employers Get Ready to Court West Chester University Students at Widely-Attended Job & Internship Fair

February 27, 2024

With the sound of feet hitting the ground running, the spring job-hunting and internship-mining season has officially begun for college students. Three-quarters…

Education

U.S. Green Building Council Awards LEED Gold Certification to WCU’s Sciences & Engineering Center and The Commons

February 14, 2024

West Chester University’s 175,000-square-foot Sciences & Engineering Center and The Commons (SECC) turned solid gold this month with the news of…

Tag: Student Recreation Center

West Chester University Celebrates Autism Acceptance Month in April

150 Employers Get Ready to Court West Chester University Students at Widely-Attended Job & Internship Fair

U.S. Green Building Council Awards LEED Gold Certification to WCU’s Sciences & Engineering Center and The Commons