[Specialedgrad] Funding for Doctoral Studies in Autism and Severe Intellectual Disabilities

Richard Evans revans6 at angelo.edu
Sat Sep 22 14:46:17 CDT 2012


 FYI
The Department of Special Education at Vanderbilt University announces
funding for doctoral students wanting to focus on students with severe
intellectual disability, autism, and multiple disabilities. Our leadership
training grant provides full tuition, generous monthly stipends, health
insurance, professional travel, and much more. Our goal is to increase the
number of well-qualified higher education faculty who have the skills and
knowledge to improve research, teacher training, and educational outcomes
for high-need students identified with severe disabilities or autism in
grades K -12, including secondary transition. Our doctoral students receive
exceptional training, strong mentorship, and unique research opportunities.
Graduates of our doctoral program have obtained faculty positions at
leading universities and colleges across the country and are making a real
difference in the field. Early application is strongly encouraged. For more
information, contact Erik Carter at
erik.carter at vanderbilt.edu<https://sm.webmail.pair.com/src/compose.php?send_to=erik.carter%40vanderbilt.edu>.
Learn more about the program and our application process at
http://peabody.vanderbilt.edu/departments/sped/index.php

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