<p>A typical day in the UW-Whitewater LIFE Program combines classroom learning, hands-on experiences, campus involvement, and independent living.</p> <p>In addition to academics, volunteering is an important part of the LIFE Program and serves as a vocational learning experience. Through volunteering, students develop transferable job skills, explore career interests, and gain real-world experience in professional environments.</p> <p>Opportunities may include campus and community placements such as dining services, offices, child care programs, computer labs, police departments, animal shelters, and community organizations such as farmers markets or greenhouses.</p> False