Dub-C Autism Program provides supports to degree-seeking West Chester University students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). WCU is on SPRING BREAK 3/8/25- 3/16/25. D-CAP building will only be open on 3/10 from 8a-4p. We will re-open to regular business hours on 3/17/25 (8a-6:30p).

To identify, locate, and receive information on the different campus resources including the career development center, writing center, tutoring, public safety, counseling, LGBTQA, DCAP/ My Place, Disability services

2025年2月4日 · To apply to D-CAP, WCU accepted students must submit the following: The evaluation confirms ASD diagnosis, any co-morbid diagnosis (es), student's strengths, and recommendations for support areas. Each application will be reviewed by staff for completion and to ensure that requirements are met.

2024年9月6日 · DCAP (Dub-C Autism Program) provides supports to degree-seeking West Chester University students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Founded in 2016, DCAP (Dub-C Autism Program) has expanded from four students to …

2024年10月18日 · The Dub-C Autism program provides supports to degree-seeking West Chester University students with Autism Spectrum Disorder. The mission of D-CAP is to build an inclusive and accepting campus community to better support the experience and success of our degree-seeking students with ASD through indirect and direct supports.

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The Dub-C Autism Program (D-CAP) at West Chester University, is a program for matriculated students with autism. Two D-CAP parents created a facebook group to assist other parents …

2025年1月6日 · In 2016, Cherie joined West Chester University as the Director of Autism Services and developed Dub-C Autism Program (D-CAP). Cherie's clinical and research expertise are in the areas of behavior analysis, autism spectrum disorders, behavior management, social skills training, and positive behavior supports.

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DCAP is a program for: Increasing social opportunities on and off campus Meeting others on campus with ASD A safe environment to discuss experiences, ask questions, and better understand the changes of lifestyle/education/social interactions when going to college. Increasing functional, independent adult living skills