
Bridge to University for Individuals with Learning Disabilities
Now entering it's eighth year, the BUILD Program was created to ease the transition to university for students with documented learning disabilities and/or ADHD. During this three-day program, students will have the opportunity to:
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During their participation in the BUILD Program, students are provided with vital information and support through orientation workshops, peer mentoring, academic skills training, and one-on-one advising. Participating students will be provided with FREE accommodations and meals during the week of the BUILD program. To participate in this program, students must:
Please note that because space in the program is limited, application does not mean automatic acceptance. Applicants will be contacted to confirm their intention to attend, as well as to confirm their acceptance to the program. (Please be aware that some students may require additional/updated documentation in order to receive academic accommodations when class begins. Program staff will be available to assist with arrangements for that. To learn more about the documentation requirements for academic accommodation at a post-secondary level, please review our Documentation of Disability page.
Here are some UWindsor Daily News articles about previous BUILD Program activities:
Questions? Please e-mail build@uwindsor.ca