ALL AGES WA-IV FAQ
A program under CSUSB partnered with Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) assisting with advanced career preparation for students with disabilities. We assist students with overcoming barriers to obtain gainful employment within their academic major and we promote job retention.
It offers potential access to tuition, books, supplies, conferences, assistive technology, parking, job exploration counseling, work-based learning experiences, monitoring communication civil rights, and accessing resources to help lead the student's future!
We provide students with the following: assistance with acquiring internships/ volunteer opportunities/ or part-time jobs, mock interviews, federal resume building, career, and transferable skill assessments, one-on-one career counseling, creating/updating resumes and cover letters, assistance with job applications, targeted job development, connection to employers, specialized workshops, assistance with technology, requesting workplace accommodations, and more.
If you are a person living with a disability or difference, WA-IV may be an extremely valuable resource to you. There’s only one way to find out if services are available to you and that is to apply for services and speak to a member of our WA-IV team today or contact WA-IV’s program administrative coordinator at waiv@csusb.edu
Yes! Alumni have a one-year grace period from the time they graduate to use the services!
16-21 WA-IV FAQ
It is a program that assists with a successful transition into higher education and work especially for older teens and younger adults!
It offers potential access to tuition, books, supplies, conferences, assistive technology, parking, job exploration counseling, work-based learning experiences, monitoring communication civil rights, and accessing resources to help lead the student's future!
Students can sign up today by adding their name to the interest list. As the program gets underway a member of our team will contact you to initiate next steps.
Yes, WA-IV 16-21 is a new program offered by CSUSB. For more information, visit the section of our website that discusses this program in more detail.
No but we ask that you are or become involved with our campus in some way. That may be through partnerships, the office of pre-college programs, or otherwise. So for instance, maybe you attended a summer educational program on our campus as a high school student. Please contact waiv@csusb.edu for more information and we will help guide you through the process.