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LIFE Program | Winther Building | 800 West Main Street, Whitewater, WI 53190-1791
Phone: 262-472-1905 | E-mail: lifeprogram@uww.edu
Instructors
The instructor serves an important role in program success. The instructor is responsible for teaching, evaluating, and supporting LIFE students across a variety of settings and contexts. Emphasis is on the development and delivery of meaningful educational lessons and activities, frequent monitoring of student progress, and assisting students during all daytime aspects of their college experience.

Paige F
Graduate student in Special Education

Megan G.
Graduate student in School Psychology

MacKenzie L.
Graduate student in Special Education

Krista S.
Graduate student in Social Work

Heidi W.
Graduate student in School Psychology

Cam M.
Graduate student in Counseling
Independent Living Assistants
The independent living assistant (ILA) serves an important role in program success and shares many of the same responsibilities as a traditional campus resident assistant, but with additional supportive duties. The ILA is responsible for supporting LIFE students in a residence hall during non-academic times, in the mornings before class, evenings after class, and during some time on the weekend. Emphasis is on helping students with tasks of daily living, promoting independence, providing mentoring, facilitating social and leisure opportunities, and helping students acclimate to campus life.

Holland W.
Elementary Education Major
English Education Minor

Giovanni Q.
Integrated Science in Business Major
Cybersecurity Minor

Sarena T.
Elementary Education Major
Adaptive Education minor

Emma A.
Communications Sciences and Disorders Major
Adaptive Education Minor

Eli S.
Special Education Major
Peer Coaches
The peer coach serves an important role in the advanced program’s success. The peer coach is responsible for supporting students on the job site, in the classroom, and at their apartments. Emphasis is on helping students with tasks of daily living and employment, promoting independence, and providing mentoring as students move from the classroom to a more community-focused program.

Hailey H.
Instrumental Music Education Major
Adaptive Education Minor

Josh P.
General Business Major
Business Law Minor

Amber H.
Early Childhood Education Major

Katie E.
Communication Sciences and Disorders Major

Renee F.
Communication Sciences and Disorders
Family, Health, and Disabilities Studies Minor

Cassie S.
History Education Major

Elsie D.
Special Education Major

Emily V.
Elementary Education Major

Kirsten F.
Adaptive Education minor
Elementary Education Major

Abby D.
Accounting Major

Wren H.
Physical Education Major

Grace G.
Special Education Major

Maggie A.
Elementary Education Major

Ella T.
Social Work Major