Redwood SEED Scholars Program

The Redwood SEED Scholars Program is a full-time program for students in California with intellectual disabilities. Students are welcomed as full-time non-degree students, and beginning in Spring Quarter of the first year, they have employment experiences on campus, both paid and unpaid.

Programs

• Redwood SEED Scholars Program — students in California with intellectual disabilities

At a glance

• General schedule: Full-time program; each year up to 12 students are accepted into a total cohort of 48 students.

About the provider

The program is a cohort model, with up to 12 students accepted each year into a total cohort of 48 students. Students participate in social activities and organizations, campus clubs and organizations, and internships both on and off campus. Students may also live in on-campus housing. Dr. Len Abbeduto and Dr. Renetta Tull are the Principal Investigators for the federal TPSID grant.

Designed for students with intellectual disabilities; students are welcomed as full-time non-degree students; each year, up to 12 students are accepted; it is a cohort model program; beginning in Spring Quarter of the first year, students have employment experiences, both paid and unpaid, on campus.

Last updated October 13, 2026.