North Dakota IMPCCT

Our Vision: For all institutions of higher education across North Dakota and the Northern Plains to be inclusive of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD); providing programs that focus on academic, independent living, socialization, self-determination, and integrated work experiences culminating in competitive integrated employment for persons with ID and DD.

Due to unforeseen factors, we have made the difficult decision to postpone the upcoming Secondary Transition Summit. We are actively exploring alternative ways to deliver the conference content and remain committed to supporting secondary transition. We look forward to future opportunities to connect, share knowledge, and continue this important work together.  If you have already registered and paid to attend the conference, you will receive a full refund.  Vendor fees will also be refunded. If you do not receive a refund within two – three weeks, please contact Tracey Olson at (701) 858-4496 or tracey.olson.1@minotstateu.edu. We thank you for your interest and willingness to attend this conference and will be in touch regarding future secondary transition opportunities.

STUDENTS WHO PARTICIPATE HAVE SUPPORT TO

• Attend college courses with their peers
• Have an active and meaningful social life
• Engage in internships, meaningful paid work experiences
• Hone their independent living skills
• Earn badges, certificates, or degrees that prepare them for competitive integrated employment

CURRENT PROGRAMS

ASTEP – Minot State University

TAP – North Dakota State University

Viking Pathway- Valley City State University

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