EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY | Charleston, Illinois - Tenure Track Faculty Position Available

Responsibilities: Teach undergraduate level courses and supervise public school practica in a Special Education undergraduate state, CEC, NCATE standards based program. Courses require integration of theory with practice and involve supervision of public school/agency practica. The most desirable applicant will have a strong background in early childhood special education, language and assessment of young learners across severity levels, experience with standards based personnel preparation, curriculum development and program evaluation. Follow this link for more information.

Assistant Professor position, Montclair State

Department: Curriculum and Teaching. Tenure-track position in Special Education. Appointment includes teaching, mentoring, and advising undergraduate and graduate students in dual teacher certification and LDT-C (educational diagnostician) programs; building strong partnerships with schools, school faculty, and communities; and contributing to a department with a strong vision and innovative programs in special education and inclusion. For more information, follow these links
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2010 DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIPS AVAILABLE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA

Come to sunny Orlando, Florida to pursue your dream of improving the lives of children with disabilities. The University of Central Florida is seeking highly qualified individuals who want to become leaders in the field of Special Education. Follow this link for more information.

Western Carolina University. Assistant Professor, Birth-Kindergarten

This is a 9-month, tenure-track position that begins 8-1-2010. Faculty member will teach, supervise and advise in the Birth-Kindergarten program. In addition, faculty will share program responsibilities, provide service and conduct research. Instructional load currently includes online course delivery. Salary ranges up to a maximum of $51,000 for a 9 month position, commensurate with qualifications and experience. For more information, follow this link for more information.

Western Carolina University, Assistant/ Associate Professor, Special Education

A fulltime, tenure track, assistant professor, in special education position is available. Follow this link for more information.

Become a Professor in Emotional & Behavioral Disorders

FELLOWSHIPS AVAILABLE

The University of Arizona seeks applications from highly qualified individuals who want to become Special Education Professors in Colleges and Universities.

Each Fellowship includes:

• A stipend of $29,000
• A tuition waiver
• Research experience
• Practice in University-level teaching and supervision
• Involvement in statewide and individualized positive behavior support projects
• Travel to research conferences

Interested? Contact: Dr. Carl Liaupsin at liaupsin@email.arizona.edu or at 520-626-2960

Follow this link to download the flyer.

Project ReQuEST: Research on Quality in Educating Special Education Teachers

Project ReQuEST will prepare four doctoral-level leaders in special education committed to contributing to the teacher quality research base. Through coursework and other opportunities, ReQuEST scholars will acquire: (a) knowledge of issues related to teacher quality, (b) effective pedagogy for teaching special education teachers about evidenced-based practices, (c) background in pedagogical content knowledge, (d) research skills for conducting teacher quality research, (e) knowledge of issues related to students with disabilities who have diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds, and (f) and knowledge of effective dissemination. The Project will provide a competitive support package that will include: an assistantship, tuition waivers, health insurance, and travel allowance (Approximately $38k annually). Follow this link to read more.

Position Announcement for Tenure Track Position in Early Childhood Special Education:

The Department of Special Education at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater announces a full time tenure track position in the area of early childhood special education beginning in the 2010 academic year. We seek candidates who have a demonstrated commitment to diversity and teaching diverse learners. Responsibilities include teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in the Department of Special Education and in the Early Childhood Education program, which is a cross-departmental major; advising; supervision of directed teaching; some administrative duties; and participation in research and service activities. The position will start August 23, 2010. For more information, follow this link.

Graduate Fellowship at Southern Methodist University

Visit http://www.smu.edu/EducationPhD and find out more about the Doctoral Fellowships in Education being offered at SMU. The flyer can be downloaded here. If you are interested contact:

Dr. Gale Roid, Doctoral Program Director,
Annette Caldwell Simmons School of
Education and Human Development,
PO Box 750381, Dallas, TX 75275-0381
groid@smu.edu

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 this link or contact:

Contact Dr. C. June Maker at 520-621-7822 or at junemaker@hotmail.com

PowerPoint Presentations from the 31st Annual TED Conference at Dallas TX, 2008

Keynote presentations download - you will need Microsft PowerPoint to view the first two.

• The Ethical and Legal Basis for Evidence-based Education: Implications for the Profession, Ronnie Detrich, Wing Institute
• Special Education in a 21st Century World: A Personal View, Michael L. Hardman, College of Education at University of Utah
• Washington Update, Jane E. West

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.

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