A BILL ENTITLED AN ACT concerning University of Maryland, College Park Campus – TerpsEXCEED Program
joinIN provides a wide array of information about IPSE programs for students and their families. Additionally, this website supports the movement to develop a European network of universities by publishing practical information for professionals about current and developing programs in Europe.
In an August 27th 2024 Disability Scoop article, we learned of new guidance from the U.S. Department of Education’s Rehabilitation Services Administration details how vocational rehabilitation agencies should respond to requests for out-of-state services which may better support students with intellectual disability to get employment supports.
This article from the Chronicle of Higher Education, written by Think College's Cate Weir, shares advice with institutions of higher education on how and why to establish programs for students with intellectual disability.
Status: Passed 5/6/24
Budget proposal of $1,644,170 included that in both the House and the Senate versions of the budget. For the 2024-2025 there be a total of $2.6M budgeted at Georgia Student Finance Commission for IPSE Grants at public institutions. This amount is expected to cover tuition and program fees for projected 2024-2025 students.
The Inclusive Higher Education Accreditation Council (IHEAC) is an accrediting agency for college and university programs serving students with intellectual disability. This independent nonprofit organization ensures programs meet quality assurance standards and makes accreditation determinations.
The website for the Think College public awareness campaign, “Think Higher.
This graphic illustrates the history of the development of career technical education in the United States, marking several important developments between its inception in 1917 and the passage and implementation of the Strengthening Career and Technical Education for the 21st Century (Perkins V) in 2020.
