College-based Transition Services Affinity Group
AFFINITY GROUP FACILITATOR
Maria Paiewonsky, Ed.D.
Program Manager/Transition Specialist for Think College
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Welcome to the Think College ‘College-based Transition Services’ Affinity Group.
The purpose of this affinity group is to support members whose work involves supporting transition-aged students with intellectual or developmental disabilities who are or who would like to include college in their transition services. The group will be guided by members’ priority topics which will be determined through a survey and group check-ins at the online meetings.
Through this affinity group, we anticipate that members will:
- Have a professional community where they can share successes but also get help addressing challenges related to college-based transition services (CBTS).
- Review administrative as well as training and technical assistance materials that are available and often customized for CBTS.
- Establish professional connections with others who are expanding this model of transition services.
NEXT MEETING
Our next meeting will be Thursday, April 8, 2021. Amy D’Agati will be presenting on her progress developing an inclusive PSE program in Maryland. You may click here to join the meeting, and the agenda for the meeting is here.
NOTES FROM PAST MEETINGS
February 11, 2021 was the date of the last CBTS Affinity Group meeting. The recording can be found here, and meeting notes are here.
The last CBTS Affinity Group meeting was on November 12; meeting notes can be found here.
The last meeting was held on Wednesday, June 24. Meeting notes can be found here.
Wednesday, April 29, 2020 was the last CBTS Affinity Group meeting. The notes from the meeting and recording can be found here.
The last meeting of the CBTS Affinity group was held on February 26, 2020. The agenda, list of attendees, and recording can all be found here.
The CBTS Affinity Group met most recently on December 18, 2019. A summary of that meeting's activity can be found here.
The first meeting was held on Thursday, September 26, 2019. A recording of the meeting can be accessed here. At this first meeting participants were asked to share suggestions for potential topics that should be prioritized for our first meetings.