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About

An overview of Mansfield Hall

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Our Approach

How we work with college students

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Four Core Areas

Defining the Four Core Areas and our Coaching Model

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A Day In The Life

Learn about what life is like at Mansfield Hall

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Living

Adulting 101

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Learning

Academic and Executive Functioning support

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Giving

Our students have something valuable to offer their community

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Engaging

Social community is at the heart of The Mansfield Hall Experience

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Locations

Learn about our locations

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Admissions

Steps to becoming a part of Mansfield Hall

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Videos

Check out our video library

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Hayley Weaver, MSN Site Director

Hayley Coogan, M.S.

VICE PRESIDENT, PROGRAM OPERATIONS

Hayley received both her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Rehabilitation Psychology Counseling from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where she developed a strong research background in evidence-based practice to coping and adjustment to disability. Her background includes research in counseling interventions aimed to minimize functional disability and improve adjustment to college life in individuals with disabilities. Her work experience includes working with the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago’s Vocational and Educational Rehabilitation Department, the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation state program, and Meriter Hospital’s Rehabilitation Psychology Department. In these settings Hayley worked with adolescents and adults with acquired and congenital physical, sensory, mental, cognitive and neurodevelopmental disabilities to collaboratively develop individualized, custom community employment and post-secondary education plans. Hayley has focused her career on her passion to help individuals with disabilities access higher education so they may accomplish their post-secondary goals; and ultimately achieve their full potential through obtaining their long-term career aspirations. Hayley believes in the practice of person-centered, strength-based, collaborative approach in order to foster independence, increase community integration, and successful acquisition of fulfilling, meaningful lives.
In her free time, Hayley enjoys being outdoors, whether it’s traveling, hiking, camping, tending to her vegetable garden, or playing with her Bernese Mountain Dog, Bruno. Hayley also greatly enjoys cooking and learning about new foods, flavors, and culinary cultures, and shares these adventures with her friends and family.

Last but certainly not least, Eugene students! 

What class are you most looking forward to this semester?
Shanah Tovah! (שנה טובה)

Happy Rosh Hashanah to all who celebrate!

For anyone wondering, today is the start of the Jewish New Year.