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UMSL Office of Inclusive Postsecondary Education (OIPE)
Basic Information
Address: 113 Lucas Hall, One University Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63121
Phone Number: 3145165911
Email: OIPE@umsl.edu
President: Jonathan Lidgus, Director
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Additional Information
School Type: Inclusive College Program
Organization Affiliation: University of Missouri System
Midwest Inclusive Postsecondary Alliance (MIPSA)
Think College
Show Me College
U.S. Department of Education
Degrees Offered:
Chancellor's Certificate or Bachelor's Degree
School Setting:
The Office of Inclusive Postsecondary Education (OIPE) offers three programs for the neurodiverse population of students interested in attending college at the University of Missouri - St. Louis: Succeed Program, Succeed+ Program, and Link Program.
Succeed: Nationally recognized and award-winning, this model comprehensive transition and postsecondary program was established in 2013. Students earn academic credit hours and earn a Chancellor's Certificate after two years in the program. Succeed+ is a similar, but non-credit earning program.
Link: Offers comprehensive academic and vocational support services for students aiming to earn either a two-year Chancellor's Degree or a four-year Bachelor's Degree.
We offer an inclusive college experience at the University of Missouri - St. Louis (UMSL). This implies shared classes, student organization and campus activities/events, and even vocational opportunities between neurotypical and neurodiverse student populations.
School Size: Over 15,000 undergraduate students
Housing Availability:
Housing Type: Dormitory or apartment suite
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Mission Statement:
The Office of Inclusive Post Secondary Education (OIPE) is dedicated to empowering students with intellectual and developmental disabilities by providing inclusive opportunities and fostering self-determination skills grounded across four pillars: Live, Learn, Work, and Play.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Through active collaboration with diverse campus and community partners and a holistic approach to student supports, we envision a college experience where our students can live independently, learn in a supportive and inclusive environment, find secure meaningful employment, and be successfully immersed in a rich social climate.
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