Programs


Global Institute

The Global Institute was created to identify, research and promote innovative and promising practices in special education and rehabilitation for persons with disabilities through the establishment of innovative collaboratives with universities and other organizations both here and abroad. It strives to erase myths and traditions that continue to deny persons with disabilities, here and abroad, full participation in school, community and society. Learn more

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Mary Jean and Frank P. Smeal Learning Center

The Smeal Learning Center (SLC) is a unique training facility that offers state-of-the-art technology and multi-media resources, including video and audio production and captioning, along with teleconferencing and accessible training space. Learn more

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Nathaniel H. Kornreich Technology Center

The Kornreich Technology Center (KTC) showcases state-of-the-art assistive technology that assists children and adults with disabilities to become more independent and self-sufficient. The Kornreich Technology Center provides information, demonstrations, technology evaluations, and training in assistive technology and its impact on people with disabilities. Learn more

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The National Business & Disability Council

The National Business & Disability Council (NBDC) is the leading national resource for the successful integration of persons with disabilities into the workforce and consumer marketplace. NBDC is comprised of many Fortune 1000 corporate members with headquarters throughout the country.

Visit the NBDC website.

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Research & Evaluation Center

The Research & Evaluation Center (REC) conducts research, provides training, and supports the exchange of new information so that people with disabilities can participate fully in community life. Learn more


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Abilities, Inc. provides comprehensive services to help individuals with disabilities reach their employment goals by providing employment evaluations, training, and placement services. It also provides support services and technical assistance to employers who hire persons with disabilities.

Visit the Abilities, Inc. website.

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The Henry Viscardi School (HVS) is one of the nation's foremost institutions for educating children with severe physical and medical disabilities. HVS serves approximately 200 students annually in grades pre-kindergarten through twelve.

Visit the HVS website.


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