CEHS 103-Class | Foundation: Life Management

UW’s Hesed program reflects a genuine desire to put God’s love into action through uplifting and empowering individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities as they navigate the challenges of transitioning into adulthood. We are committed to walking alongside our students to provide support and just-right challenges as they journey toward independence and self-sufficiency. 

Course: CEHS 103 | Foundation: Life Management

This introductory course covers executive skills including organization, time management, finances, and communication. Students practice decision-making, problem-solving, and self-advocacy. Utilizing digital resources such as computers and cell phones, communication safety, and etiquette are emphasized.

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Instructor Bio: 

Amy Schilder

Hesed Social and Community Engagement Specialist

Ms. Schilder has been teaching for over 25 years, including English for Helsinki preschoolers, 7th grade for internationals in the Hague, High School Literature stateside, and Anatomy, Pharmacology, and Clinicals for Medical Assistants here at Concordia University Wisconsin. In the Hesed Program, Ms. Schilder coordinates social and community engagement, teaches, and advises. She enjoys Sudoku, kayaking, and local theater. When not on stage, you’ll find her designing sets, costumes, and props. Ms. Schilder lives near campus with her husband, two sons, cats, and chickens.

BS Mortuary Science, University of Minnesota Medical School

BA History, University of Minnesota