Students, Faculty, And Staff Benefit From Bethesda College

In the fall of 2014, Concordia University Wisconsin (CUW) partnered with Bethesda Lutheran Communities, a non-profit agency located in Watertown, Wisconsin, to create a program that would allow young adults with intellectual and other complex disabilities to experience a post-secondary education experience. Through this collaboration, Bethesda College, a two-year certificate program combining a liberal arts focus with skills development coursework, emerged. In its inaugural year, the program saw seven students experience two semesters of residency on campus and learning in the areas of academics, career preparation, adult living skills, and campus/community life. As the second year of Bethesda College is well under way, CUW is happy to report a 100% retention rate of students from the 2014-2015 academic year, along with the addition of five new students.

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