#InclusiveU students featured in Syracuse’s Winter 2019 issue: Through InclusiveU, students with intellectual and developmental disabilities can be part of a strong community, taking advantage of opportunities across campus while learning to be independent. Read the full story here.Read More

Thank you to the School of Education for this great piece on our fantastic Peer Trainer Jared. We are so lucky to have him on our team!    Read More

Disability = Diversity on our campus. We are thrilled that Harry was chosen to represent the School of Education and InclusiveU for this new campaign about being yourself at Syracuse. Keep an eye on your local billboards! And Congratulations Harry! View the campaign.Read More

InclusiveU senior with Down syndrome taking on 'Cuse dorm life for first time POSSIBILITIES FOR ALL ABILITIES: InclusiveU senior Harry Dydo is taking on dorm life at Syracuse University for the first time. Check out his journey of independence. Story: https://bit.ly/2kFRyKz Posted by CNYCentral.com on Tuesday, September 10, 2019Read More

If you ask his friends what makes Cleo Hamilton an outstanding example of Orange spirit, his dedication and determination are two characteristics that stand out. Hamilton is entering his senior year at Syracuse University this fall with one of the highest honors a student can receive, being named a Remembrance Scholar, defying odds along the...Read More

Students in Syracuse University’s InclusiveU program spent this year advocating for inclusion for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities beginning with a visit to Capitol Hill last fall and ending with a visit to campus from U.S. Representative John Katko. Read more about their advocacy work on Syracuse University NewsRead More

InclusiveU’s largest class yet walks with School of Education.Read More

The blog will feature fan fiction, original stories, photos and other submissions from InclusiveU students. Check out the first post, about Meghan Brozaitis’ experience living in a dorm.Read More

The partnership between the two organizations started in early February. InclusiveU students — SU students who have intellectual or developmental disabilities — will work with SA members on various committees, including the Diversity Affairs and Student Life committees. Read the full Daily Orange articleRead More