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Programs

Fall 2026 Programs

PROGRAMS BEGIN: WEEK OF September 14, 2026

PROGRAMS END: WEEK OF December 7, 2026 Unless otherwise noted

**Break weeks for majority of programs - November 9th and November 23rd**

How to Participate

To participate in Hussman Center programs, you must:

  • Be at least 18 years old
  • Be committed to completing the program(s) in which you enroll
  • Be able to participate in program activities without a 1-on-1 behavior support aide. All participants, students and staff are expected to follow the Hussman Center Behavior Standards (PDF).
  • If you are new to the Hussman Center, or have not attended since 2024, you will be required to sign up for an intake meeting. Please click here to sign up for an intake meeting.  

Fall 2026 Program Dates & Deadlines

  • Mid-August: Interest Indication Form goes live.

  • Late August: Interest Indication Form closes.

  • Wednesday, August 26th - Friday, August 28th   Confirmation Emails sent to prospective participants.

  • Monday, August 31, 2026: Responses to Confirmation Emails Due.

  • Tuesday, September 8, 2026: Paperwork and Full Payment due, or Payment Plan initiated with Business Office.

  • Monday, September 14, 2026: Programs begin.

Program Offerings

Our Fall 2026 Program Descriptions PDF will be published by Mid-August.

Our Fall 2026 Program Registration will open in Mid-August.

DISCLAIMER

If you experience any issues accessing this form, please contact the Institute for Well-Being at 410-704-7300 and your information will be collected for program interest.

Programs At A Glance

Our Fall 2026 Program Calendar will be published by Mid-August.

Payment options, policies, deadlines & financial assistance information.

Payment Options and Policies

 

Zosia Zaks, speaking to WYPR’s Ron Sivak on Maryland Morning

It’s about giving people an opportunity to demonstrate what they can do …

it’s to find ways that they can show people that they are capable. We really want to find places that these adults can contribute that’s why it’s not how significantly impacted are you or can you talk or not talk, it’s what can you contribute and we want to find that place because that’s where adults find their dignity.

- Zosia Zaks, speaking to WYPR's Ron Sivak on Maryland Morning

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