Career and Community Studies – Non-Degree Program
Career and Community Studies (CCS) is a college-based, non-degree transitional program that prepares students with intellectual and developmental disabilities for adult life through academic pursuits, peer socialization, and career discovery and preparation. This four-year program provides students with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in various career paths, from social work to community development.
Career and Community Studies – College Preparation – Non-Degree Program
The Community Studies College Preparation program is a two-year program that provides students with the tools and resources needed to excel in college, from study skills and time management to career exploration and personal development. With supportive faculty and a welcoming community, students will be prepared to thrive in higher education and beyond.
The first year of the program is designed as a foundation with courses covering disability issues, personal development, health and wellness, and inclusive KSU courses. Year two allows students to extend their knowledge and skills by participating in supported college-level courses and other campus environments to increase awareness and success in academic and social skill development.
Career and Community Studies – Employment Readiness – Non-Degree Program
The Career and Community Studies Employment Readiness program is a two-year program that provides students with the tools and resources needed to develop essential employment skills, such as job search strategies, communication skills, workplace behavior and more.
The first year of the program is designed as a foundation with courses covering self-determination, disability awareness and laws that protect disability rights, personal development, health and wellness, and employment skill development. Year two allows students to expand employment skills through career exploration courses and internship experiences.