Think College Inclusive Higher Education Network CTE groups were busy this month – and it only makes sense - since February is Career & Technical Education (CTE) Month.
Inclusive postsecondary education (IPSE) programs provide college students with intellectual disability (ID) access to a college education. This access should include paid employment.
A national collaborative workgroup focused on Employment Partnership has been formed to address the challenges with system collaboration.
The Think College Inclusive Higher Education Network established an exciting new workgroup to promote and improve collaboration between colleges and universities, vocational rehabilitatio
[Project: National Coordinating Center] The Emerging Advocates Student Group is a discussion group for people with intellectual disability who are in college or just finished college, or who might be thinking about college. The group was created for students so they can share ideas and learn tips together about advocacy.
Students with intellectual disability have a lot of options after high school... 2 or 4 year college, dual enrollment, and career & technical education (CTE) are a few. Learn more about the benefits of CTE.
Think College recorded webinars page features two excellent webinars on the operation of inclusive campus housing. Check them out for helpful guidance and actionable strategies for residential life services in your own program.
Think College staff and some of our wonderful partners have developed new resources on topics like starting a new college program for students with ID, instructional frameworks, apprenticeships, and first-hand student experiences.
Here are just a few stories of young adults who are achieving their career goals in the culinary field through participation in a postsecondary CTE program.
[Project: Think College Inclusive Higher Education Network] We are excited to announce a new resource by topic page focused on state alliances. It is the perfect page to visit if you are new to the topic
