• Everything You Need To Know About The UW-W Life Program

  • Sep 12 2022
  • Length: 44 mins
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Everything You Need To Know About The UW-W Life Program

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  • As we continue our Back To School & Transition Series 📚 I am excited to welcome James Collins, Associate Professor of Special Education / Director of UW-W LIFE. 

    Dr. James Collins is a school psychologist, board certified behavior analyst, and an associate professor of special education. His professional and research interests include postsecondary programming for students with intellectual disabilities, special education law, assessment, and behavior modification.

    Listen in as James shares all about the UW-W Life Program. 

     

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