Education and Training
The CED serves as a bridge between the university and community to meet the needs of people with disabilities through research, education and service. To help meet these needs the CED educates students, families and professionals on best practices. Education and training is provided through one on one consultations, group trainings, academic coursework and mentoring.
The CED works to train students who will be working in the field of disabilities or health related careers to build a workforce that is knowledgeable about how best to serve individuals with disabilities and their families. Providing continuing education to those already in the workforce is equally important and the CED provides many professional development opportunities across the state.
The CED and many of its programs have training components related to their area of expertise. Visit the Training page linked below to learn more.
CED Ability Grand Rounds
SAVE the DATE Upcoming Grand Rounds Presentations!
All webinars will be at 2:00 EST
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December 12th
Presenter: TBD -
January 9th
Presenter: Dr. Michael Yogman
Title: The role of fathers in child and family development -
February 13th
Presenter: Sally Robinson and Melissa O'Donnell
Title: Connecting the dots: the critical role of the health sector in responding to the domestic and family experiences of Australian children and young people with disability -
March 12th
Presenter: TBD -
April 9th
Presenter: Dr. Grace Brannon
Title: Patient/family-centered communication in health encounters in families with children with disabilities and/or chronic conditions -
May 14th
Presenter: Dr. Cara Molyneux
Title: Reflections from the UK: Why employer flexibility matters to the recruitment, retention and progression of disabled workers -
June 11th
Presenter: Jenna Beffel
Title: Caregiving experiences of typically developing siblings of individuals with disabilities