Upcoming Events and Training

Come join faculty from three different institutions of higher education. They will address the challenges and practical solutions for faculty and by faculty to engage and teach students with intellectual disabilities in postsecondary courses.  

FCIHE–Reality Check at College & Q&A with Dr. Kathy Becht — 1-29-2019 FCIHE–Reality Check at College & Q&A with Dr. Kathy Becht — 1-29-2019 Posted by FND PSN on Tuesday, January 29, 2019

Please save the date for a series of informative webinars.  Students with Intellectual Disability are attending college at an increasing rate.  Tune in to find out the answers to your questions on transitioning your students from K-12 to College Readiness….

FCIHE–Resources Available w/Dr. Kathy Becht Posted by FND PSN on Tuesday, January 15, 2019

There are 14 inclusive postsecondary education programs in Florida’s colleges to-date.  Join us to learn about program components, residential opportunities, and differences in programs, to be able to assist your son or daughter in the best college ‘fit’.  Attendees will receive resources…

The 2018 Annual Hartwick Symposium: Family Focus is a one-day symposium for families and students of postsecondary options and resources leading to employment and career opportunities for students with intellectual disability. Please see the updated agenda at a glance below….

  The 2018 Annual Hartwick Symposium: Secondary is a one-day symposium for secondary educators to learn about Florida’s postsecondary options and resources for students with intellectual disability.

Florida Division on Career Development and Transition (FLDCDT) is proud to announce the upcoming annual VISIONS Conference to be held at the Daytona Beach Hilton from May 2-4th, 2018.   Please visit the conference website for more information: VISIONS Annual Conference…

The 2018 Southeastern Postsecondary Education Alliance (SEPSEA) Capacity Building Institute will be taking place in Memphis, Tennessee on April 19th and 20th. More information can be found on their website, found here: https://www.sepsea.org/

The Annual Hartwick Symposium Series 2018 is a set of annual symposiums conducted to meet the needs of students with intellectual disability, families, and professionals.   There are two Hartwick Symposiums in the series, one designated Self-Advocates and one designated…

Self-advocates of Florida — save the date for the 6th Annual FL SAND Conference, which will be February 2-4, 2018, at the Florida Hotel and Conference Center at the Florida Mall in Orlando. All self-advocates in Florida are invited to…

The purpose of the Florida Postsecondary Education Program Planning Institute is to increase understanding of resources available for and facilitate planning and implementation of Florida Postsecondary Comprehensive Transition Programs (FPCTP) for students with intellectual disabilities in all types of postsecondary…

Who – Career Technical Center, State College, and University faculty and staff, disability service providers, special populations coordinators, administrators, K-12 educators and staff Purpose – To address the immediate need for information regarding FCSUA resources and program development, we are…

Registration is now at capacity!! Presentations and Handouts from the Summer Institute are now uploaded.  Please follow the links below to access two PowerPoint presentations and six corresponding handouts.   State and National Policy Initiatives State&Nat’lPolicy PPT Florida IPSE Programs…

You are invited to attend the “Supporting Choices” Workshop scheduled Friday, July 14, 2017, in Orlando at the Hilton Garden Inn, near UCF.  The purpose of this workshop and other “Supporting Choices” downloadable resources at www.supportingchoices.org is to assist transition…

The Florida Consortium on Inclusive Higher Education hosted the Hartwick Symposium on September 29 – October 1, 2016 in Miami, FL. Please visit the Conference Proceedings page to view presentations from the symposium.

HEA allows an eligible student with an intellectual disability attending an eligible comprehensive transition and postsecondary (CTP) program to receive aid from the following Title IV programs:

Mini Grant Web Meeting with Kathleen Becht & Rachel Rippey