Inclusive college program staff support students in many ways, including in finding and getting a job, but that support doesn’t stop once the student gets a job.
A college campus and the surround community is ripe with opportunities for job development.
[Project: Think College Inclusive Higher Education Network] Leaders in HBCUs and postsecondary education gathered for the second HBCU IPSE Summit.
[Project: National Coordinating Center] Establishing accreditation in inclusive higher education takes time, but steady progress is being made.
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The Think College Inclusive Higher Education Network's Career and Technical Education (CTE)Workgroup continues its work focused on increasing the quality and availability of postsecondary CTE opportunities for students with ID.
For the past two (plus!) years, Dr. Kathy Becht was the person responding to and coordinating requests for technical assistance. With her retirement, another one of our talented staff, Dr. Chelsea Stinnett, will step into that role.
[Project: Transition Leadership Program] For decades, people with disabilities have advocated and fought for their rights to self-determination and informed choice. Now, inclusive teacher training must reflect these advancements.
One of the pillars of the Institute for Community Inclusion at UMass Boston is employment, and ExploreVR is a hub for this work.
The Think College Inclusive Higher Education Network established the Employment Partnerships Collaborative Workgroup to promote and improve colla
