Course evaluations by the University and Early Intervention Program indicate high satisfaction with courses and instructors. Late applications will be considered until May 15 for any spaces not filled during early admission. Once admitted, qualified students may apply for tuition assistance. Instruction Courses in the Early Intervention Program are taught by College of Education faculty, and the Early Intervention faculty and staff listed above. Supervision Supervision is conducted by qualified staff under the guidance of program faculty.
Supervisors meet regularly with students to observe their performance in practica settings.
Supervisors also meet as a group to assess student progress, discuss issues or difficulties experienced in practice, and plan for orientation, practicum placements, and student evaluations. Student evaluation of supervisors indicate a high level of satisfaction with the supervision model and supervisors. The Early Intervention Program conducts extensive evaluation of its course work, faculty, supervision, cooperating professionals, and field work sites. In addition, the university conducts an evaluation of all courses. Course evaluations by the University and Early Intervention Program indicate high satisfaction with courses and instructors.