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- Keuka College leads the way in effecting positive change and acceptance in the surrounding communities as our students both with and without disabilities, go out into the world of work together. Each DRIVE student is expected to sit in on at least one college-level class per semester, they will not receive academic credit, but credit with the DRIVE program. They have college ID cards, email addresses, and guest privileges on the campus including the use of the WEED recreation complex, and the Geiser Dining facilities. With the help of our team of special Educators, and our Drive Peer Mentors, students integrate into the college community while working towards their personal life goals. The entire campus community is afforded a greater understanding of developmental disabilities through the DRIVE program .
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