The official page of the Department of Rehabilitation Psychology and Special Education (RPSE) at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Welcome to the page of the Department of Rehabilitation Psychology and Special Education (RPSE) at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, the only department solely committed to improving the lives of people with disabilities. Our programs prepare graduates in entry-level and leadership positions to work with or on behalf of people with disabilities, their families, rehabilitation counselor
04/11/2017
Jessica McQueston is our new teacher for our Teacher Tuesdays feature! Go to our website to learn more about this current doctoral student. https://rpse.education.wisc.edu/rpse/about
ABOUT Description of Rehabilitation Psychology and Special Education Department.
Yesterday, we had a wonderful time meeting newly accepted Master's students! If you are interested in applying to our graduate programs in special education or rehabilitation psychology please visit https://rpse.education.wisc.edu/rpse/programs/graduate-degree-programs
Graduate Degree Programs Graduate Degree programs for the Rehabilitation Psychology and Special Education Department.
03/25/2017
Grow your skills - explore your interests: Take a course in Rehabilitation Psychology and Special Education this summer!
For more information, see:
http://website.education.wisc.edu/summer/project/rehabilitation-psychology-and-special-education-courses/
03/13/2017
We like to share positive stories about individuals with different abilities. This video is no exception!
http://circa.com/circa-now/circa-cares/music-transformed-this-young-man-with-autism-now-hes-out-to-unlock-talent-in-others
Music transformed this young man with autism. Now he's out to unlock talent in others. Rex Lewis-Clack was born with autism and blindness, but his early discovery of piano changed his life. Now, he’s helping others who share the same struggles. His charity Rex and Friends brings disabled musicians together to find their unique voice and gives them opportunities to perform.
02/21/2017
On this terrific Tuesday, why not read about our new teacher for Teacher Tuesdays, Katie Mae! https://rpse.education.wisc.edu
ABOUT Description of Rehabilitation Psychology and Special Education Department.
01/26/2017
Did you know Brittany Renault is the new teacher featured on our website for Teacher Tuesday!?! Check our website http://rpse.education.wisc.edu to see why this graduate of our bachelor's program chose UW and Special Education!
Wishing everyone a wonderful spring semester!!
Burr it's cold outside! A perfect time to warm up to a nice book on teaching!
12/10/2016
The importance of special educators! We need you!
The nation needs special education teachers to help our students with disabilities succeed. UW-Madison's special education program is consistently rated as one of the top 10 programs in the nation. We are seeking students to apply and join our program. Apply now if you are a UW-Madison sophomore and obtain your license upon graduation. Students who have bachelor's degree and would like to receive a Master's degree we encourage you to join our program and become a certified special educator in two years. For more information, contact Virginia Waddick at [email protected] or leave us a message.
Meanwhile, check out our page videos on the need for and important of the work of special educators.
12/09/2016
Secrets of Special Education Teachers - Enjoy!
24 Secrets of Special Education Teachers “My job isn't ‘sad.'"
12/09/2016
Our Students at this year's 2016 TASH Conference! Such a wonderful time they had!
RPSE Doctoral students Jessica Mcqueston, Katie McCabe, and Hyejung Kim representing at the TASH conference in St. Louis!