Although this program is designed specifically for Kentucky residents in Eastern Kentucky, students can enroll in the program on the University of Kentucky campus. Information about the curriculum is available at this link. A new option in the UK special education technology doctoral program. Post-Doctoral Fellowship Program in Special Education Technology Description of a UK program for people with doctorates who are interested in developing new technology skills or refining new ones. Fellowships are available during the academic year and during summer.
Fellows receive a monthly stipend, funds for software purchase, and a travel allowance.
The Co-Principal Investigator from Fayette County Public Schools is Gregory A. Drake , Coordinator of Instructional Technology. The Project Director is Jennifer K. Bell . E-Mail messages can be sent to the above individuals by clicking on their names. The UKAT Project is a collaborative research project between the University of Kentucky and Fayette County Public Schools in Lexington, Kentucky. It is funded by those two agencies and by Grant No. H180U50025 Examination of the Effectiveness of a Functional Approach to the Delivery of Assistive Technology in Schools from the Division of Research to Practice of the Office of Special Education Programs in the U. S. Department of Education.