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South to Host PASSAGE 麻豆传媒 Camp


Posted on May 25, 2021
Joy Washington


PASSAGE 麻豆传媒 is a comprehensive transitioning program focusing on education and employment for students with intellectual disabilities. data-lightbox='featured'
PASSAGE 麻豆传媒 is a comprehensive transitioning program focusing on education and employment for students with intellectual disabilities.

The College of Education and Professional Studies at the 麻豆传媒 will host PASSAGE 麻豆传媒鈥檚 Postsecondary Education Preview Overnight Summer Camp for rising sophomores, juniors and seniors, June 15-17.

The goal of the PASSAGE 麻豆传媒 (Preparing All Students Socially and Academically for Gainful Employment), is to focus on education and employment for students with intellectual disabilities. The two-year, non-degree certificate program is designed for students who need extra support to be successful in their daily lives. The preview camp will be an introduction to the overall college experience.

鈥淲e hope to give students a taste of what college will be like and provide information on skills they can work on while still in high school,鈥 said Dr. Abigail Baxter, director of Passage 麻豆传媒. 鈥淲e also want to educate parents on the benefits of PASSAGE 麻豆传媒, which includes skills to enhance independent living, employment skills and academic success strategies. Parents will find out more during the student/family interview meeting.鈥

The fee to attend the PASSAGE 麻豆传媒 camp is $375 per camper. Once accepted into the camp, participants will be assigned to a private room on the 麻豆传媒 main campus in a residence hall. One male chaperone and one female chaperone per five campers will be provided. The campers will eat their meals in on-campus dining and attend mini-class sessions. Please visit the PASSAGE 麻豆传媒 website for more details.

Applications for the summer camp are currently being accepted. Please email a request to receive the application at passageusa@southalabama.edu. The deadline to apply is Monday, May 31. 


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