2008 TED conference Dallas
Everything you need to know about the 2008 TED Conference in Dallas Texas, November 5-8, 2008.
SSEPC Home page
The Small Special Education Programs Caucus (SSEPC) is an organization devoted to helping support faculty who work in small special education programs at colleges and universities. Members also include educators who work in state departments of education, as well as educators who are employed in the private sector
Department of Special Education Fellowship Opportunities
The University of Kansas Department of Special Education is announcing several new fellowship opportunities for recruitment and support of masters and doctoral level students through the following types of funded projects:
- Personnel Preparation
- Leadership
- Research
- Model Demonstration
To learn more, please note contact information and other links associated with the grants
TED Diversity Caucus Wiki
The Diversity Caucus is an affiliate of the Teacher Education Division of the Council for Exceptional Children. Please read the Diversity Caucus's official Purpose. The intent of this wiki is to raise awareness of Diversity Caucus activities. This wiki is only editable by members of the Caucus.
Teacher Education Division Awards Criteria And Procedures
The Teacher Education Division (TED) presents awards to professionals and state chapters that acknowledge significant contributions to special education, teacher education, and the TED organization. These are: the TED/Merrill Excellence in Teacher Education Award, the TED Publication Award, the TED Dissertation Award for Doctoral Level Research, the TED President’s award, the TED Distinguished Service Award, Small Special Education Programs Caucus’ Nasim Dil Award for Outstanding Service to Teacher Education , and Certificates of Appreciation.
Doctoral Fellowship - University of Arizona
Become a professor in Special Education. The University of Arizona seeks applications from highly qualified individuals who want to become Special Education professors in colleges and universities. For more information follow the link or contact:
Dr. John Umbreit at 520-621-0946 or at jumbreit@email.arizona.edu
Email your questions and problems