There are no IEP's in College: A National Audio-Conference

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There are no IEP's in College

A National Audio-Conference

Date: Wed, 9 Apr 2008 11:23:01 -0400 (EDT)

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Subject: ADA AudioCon PostSecondary April 15

From: New England ADA

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There are no IEP's in College

A National Audio-Conference

Tuesday April 15

2 - 3:30 pm EST

Speaker

Kallem, Chief Regional Attorney , D.C. Enforcement Office, Office

for Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Education

( Kallem has experience on both sides of the fence as he was

formerly with the Office of Equity and Diversity at Mason

University)

Transitioning from high school to college is tough enough; for students

with disabilities who may not know their rights and responsibilities

under federal law, the experience can be even tougher. This presentation

will compare the rights and responsibilities of students with

disabilities in high school and in college. By understanding the

differences, students, parents, teachers, counselors, service providers,

and administrators can be better prepared and increase student's chances

of graduating.

Cost per site (regardless of the number of participants at each site)

$25 for nonprofits, individuals and government agencies

$40 for businesses

Sessions are 90 minutes and delivered by telephone (call in to a toll

free phone number). Participants are in " listen-only " mode until the

question and answer period. The sessions are offered real-time captioned

on the web.

Audio conferences are a great way to get information without traveling.

You sit in your office or home or at any telephone and call in. If you

have a speaker phone invite your colleagues to participate.

www.ada-audio.org <http://www.ada-audio.org>

If you have problems/questions with registration: the Great Lakes ADA

Center at voice/tty or email gldbtac@...<gldbtac%40uic.edu>

<mailto:gldbtac@... <gldbtac%40uic.edu>> .

CEU Credits: CRC

You are welcome to come to our office at 200 Portland Street in Boston

to participate at no cost, we've already registered. Please call or send

us an email.

Want to join us at the office? Need more info?

ADAinfo@...<ADAinfo%40NewEnglandADA.org>

<mailto:ADAinfo@... <ADAinfo%40NewEnglandADA.org>> or

1- voice/tty.

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Ari Ne'eman

President

The Autistic Self Advocacy Network

1101 15th Street, NW Suite 1212

Washington, DC 20005

http://www.autisticadvocacy.org