Think College Groups

This affinity group is designed for people who are interested in using technology and universal design for learning to support students of all abilities in higher education settings. The activities of the group will include discussion and demonstration of new and emerging technologies and techniques, review of existing apps, software, and programs, and whatever other activities the group desires. Visit the affinity group webpage for more info and agenda.

This affinity group is designed for people who are interested in using technology and universal design for learning to support students of all abilities in higher education settings. The activities of the group will include discussion and demonstration of new and emerging technologies and techniques, review of existing apps, software, and programs, and whatever other activities the group desires. Visit the Affinity Group webpage for more info and agenda.

Topic: Supporting Quality Community Life Engagement in College

Description: Borrowing from the Institute for Community Inclusion's Community Life Engagement project at UMass Boston, colleague Jennifer Sulewski will share 4 guideposts to quality community life engagement as it would relate to the college campus. Read more in this brief on high-quality community life engagement supports.

The purpose of the Inclusive Campus Life Affinity Group is to support members to:

This Affinity Group is designed for people who are currently involved with or interested in enabling students with ID to become full participating members of their campus communities. Affinity Group members include any college or university staff, faculty, mentors, students with ID, or researchers. The group is facilitated by Lindsay Krech, director of Campus Life and Student Supports at Vanderbilt University (Lindsay.b.krech@Vanderbilt.edu).

The Employment Supports Affinity Group is designed for employment support professionals in college programs for students with intellectual disability. This is an open-access special interest group for individuals who want to contribute to the discussion of ways to facilitate meaningful employment opportunities for students with ID in postsecondary education environments. Meeting agenda and notes are available on the affinity group page.

This Affinity Group is designed for people associated with vocational rehabilitation (VR), inclusive higher education, and other relevant organizations. Anyone who works in these areas or is affiliated with a current or potential college program for students with ID are welcome. Visit the affinity group webpage for more information.

This Affinity Group is designed for people associated with vocational rehabilitation (VR), inclusive higher education, and other relevant organizations. Anyone who works in these areas or is affiliated with a current or potential college program for students with ID are welcome. Visit the affinity group webpage for more info.

This Affinity Group is designed for people associated with vocational rehabilitation (VR), inclusive higher education, and other relevant organizations. Anyone who works in these areas or is affiliated with a current or potential college program for students with ID are welcome. Visit the affinity group webpage for more info.

This meeting will focus on the Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP), what it means and why it is important as a part of the credential for students in an IPSE program.