Doctoral Program:
Secondary Special Education and Transition Services

The doctoral program in Secondary Special Education and Transition Services prepares individuals to assume leadership positions in universities, state and local agencies, policy organizations, and the federal government.

The doctoral program incorporates intensive coursework in secondary special education and transition services along with courses in research design and methodology. Students also take coursework in areas related to their specific interests or goals (e.g., rehabilitation services, policy studies). Earn a Ph.D. from one of the nation’s highest ranked graduate programs.

Unique program components include:

	Planned opportunities to work with faculty in research, training, and service activities
	Research seminars enhance communication and stimulate the critical analysis of ideas
	Skill development in areas of writing for funding, conference presentations and writing for professional publications
	Professional internship that may include settings such as federal, state, or local departments of education, advocacy organizations, or local school systems

Faculty in Secondary Special Education and Transition Services:

	Sherril Moon , Ph.D.
	Paula Maccini, Ph.D.
	Debra Neubert, Ph.D.

NEW!! Fellowships are available on a competitive basis.

Features include:

* Stipend * Tuition Reimbursement * Travel Allowance for Conferences

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