UC IDD Education Center

05/28/2026

🚨 NOW HIRING UC STUDENTS!! 🚨

Looking for the perfect SUMMER or FALL job? Join the IDD Education Center team and gain hands-on experience while making a real impact in the lives of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities! 💙

We are currently hiring for multiple positions, including:
✨ CEES Student Associates
✨ IMPACT Student Associates
✨ IMPACT Drivers
✨ TAP Student Associates

These positions offer flexible schedules, meaningful work experience, opportunities to build professional skills, and the chance to be part of an amazing community on campus.

Whether you are interested in education, coaching, disability services, leadership, or direct support experience — we have a role for you!

📍 Located within UC’s College of Education, Criminal Justice, Human Services & IT (CECH)

Apply today — spots won’t last long! Check out the slides for position details and visit our bio for https://linktr.ee/iddeducationcenter to APPLY!

05/27/2026

Join us for our next Advocacy in Action webinar: Navigating Behavioral Health Resources Part 1 on May 28 from 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM EST via Zoom!

This free webinar is designed for self-advocates, families, caregivers, educators, service providers, and community members supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).

Learn about available behavioral health resources, strategies for navigating support systems, and practical tools to help connect individuals and families with the services they need. Presenters from the Transitions Behavioral Health and the OCALI Multi-System Navigation Center will share valuable insights and answer questions during an interactive discussion.

📅 May 28, 2026
⏰ 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM EST
💻 Zoom
🎟️ Free to attend

The event will also be recorded and shared!
Visit https://linktr.ee/iddeducationcenter to join!

05/27/2026

Another great opportunity with some experts in our region!

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People with Down syndrome, like everyone else, use behavior to communicate. When they can’t clearly express their needs, feelings, or discomfort, it may show up as behaviors that interrupt daily routines.

In this free webinar, Thaddeus J. Nestheide, PsyD, Bree Stepp, BCBA, COBA, and Amanda Steel, MA from the Timothy Freeman, MD, Center for Developmental Disabilities will offer parents, families, and caregivers a practical way to understand and respond to challenging behaviors. They will also share helpful tools and resources you can use along the way.

Join us on May 28 at 6 PM ET by registering at https://ndss.org/ndss-webinars