Are you interested in applying to have your program approved as a Comprehensive Transition and Postsecondary (CTP) program so that you can offer federal financial aid for students with...Read more
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Presented by Ian Foss of Federal Student Aid in May, 2014, this webinar excerpt outlines the steps involved in developing and submitting an application, tips for a successful application, the...Read more
In this module, you will learn the ins and outs of educational coaching and mentoring for students with intellectual disabilities ( ID) in higher education. The module defines the roles and...Read more
Changes in the Higher Education Act have made it possible for eligible students with intellectual disabilities to receive federal financial aid when they are attending an approved Comprehensive...Read more
This webinar, presented by Ian Foss, of Policy Liaison and Implementation at the US Department of Education, Office of Federal Student Aid, reviews the relevant changes to the Higher Education Act...Read more
This webinar introduces an open video resource being developed for Think College by a student at Virginia Commonwealth University who supports students with intellectual disability in their...Read more
Think College has developed resources that can be used in training peers who provide support to their fellow students with intellectual disability. The first four videos were designed to provide...Read more
This webinar archive, presented by directors of two programs for students with ID, presents information on mentoring programs. Topics covered are: Mentors and their different roles, Recruiting and...Read more
Eligible students with intellectual disabilities are able to access federal financial aid when they attend inclusive postsecondary education programs that have been approved as Comprehensive...Read more
This online Research Summit from February 2017 focused on the topic of mentoring and peer relationships among students with and without intellectual disabilities. The presenters were Cindi May, Ph...Read more