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Transition to Work Resources

Title Format Year
Predictors Associated With Paid Employment Status of Community and Technical College Students With Intellectual Disability Plain Language Summaries 2026
Recent College Graduates with Disabilities: Higher Education Experiences and Transition to Employment Plain Language Summaries 2026
Stakeholder Perspectives on Paid Work Experiences of Youth with Disabilities Research Briefs 2020
5 Fascinating Facts: Exploring Technology Fact Sheets 2018
7 Fascinating Facts: Goal setting and action planning Fact Sheets 2018
Students with autism spectrum disorder in college: Results from a preliminary mixed methods needs analysis Articles
The Workforce Innovation & Opportunity Act 2014: Students in Transition Fact Sheets 2017
Start on Success Fact Sheets 2017

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Rehabilitation Research & Training Center

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