Affiliated with the department of special education is the Student Council for Exceptional Children, an active student organization that provides fellowship and professional development through activities, social functions and services to individuals with disabilities. Other student organizations such as the Student Wisconsin Education Association and Kappa Delta Pi offer social activities and learning opportunities to interested students. Students have access to modern facilities, located in the Human Sciences and Services building, including the department's Learning Resource Center and the University Human Development Center. Students are matched with personable advisers who provide support throughout the college years. Unlike many other public universities, classes are not taught by teaching assistants.
Students work alongside interesting professors who inspire learning.
Summer course offerings are available. Excellent placement rate for graduates. Sign language and first aid also are beneficial.