Think College News
The Importance of Program Accreditation
Program accreditation standards have been finalized. A workgroup is working to develop an accreditation process and structure by which postsecondary education programs for students with intellectual disability can become formally accredited. Why does this matter? Read the full article!
What Does Accreditation Really Mean?
This blog post from Accreditation workgroup chair, Dr. Martha Mock, shares her thoughts on the ongoing and important work of the Workgroup. She shares her thoughts on what program accreditation means for students, family members, college faculty and program staff, and what each of those groups can do NOW to get involved. Read the full blog post.
Read the AUCD Policy Talk blog by Imani Evans
New Federal Grant Will Allow for Expanded Work on Inclusive Postsecondary Education
Think College and partners have been awarded a $5.9 million three-year award from the US Department of Education Office of Postsecondary Education to expand our work of translating and disseminatin
Think College Welcomes New Staff
In the midst of a wrapping up one grant, working through Year 1 of our current grant, applying for still another grant (and some of us taking some time off), TWO new staff joined Think College this
New College Programs Developed through TPSID Funding
The US Department of Education awarded 22 new Transition and Postsecondary Programs for Students with Intellectual Disability (TPSID) in October 2020. Six of those grants went to universities that would use the funds to establish new programs.
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