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Teachers College, Columbia University
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Center for Opportunities & Outcomes for People with Disabilities

Research Training > Fellowships/Research Assistantships

Students who have been admitted to the doctoral or masters degree programs in Special Education in the Department of Health and Behavior Studies at Teachers College are considered on a competitive basis for Research Fellowships at the Center for Opportunities and Outcomes for People with Disabilities.

Students who are selected, on the basis of their interests and achievements, as Center for Opportunities and Outcomes Fellows will be expected to devote a specified amount of time, ranging from a half day to two full days per week, to Center-related research activities. Activities will include orientation and research training, biweekly research colloquia with invited speakers, and regular meetings with Center Fellows and faculty members. Fellows can expect opportunities to develop a wide-range of research skills in the context of an active research community.

2012-2013 O&O Fellows

Doctoral

Masters

 Young Seh Bae
  
Kalli Kemp

Sarah Mallory

Brian Valentini

Shirley Charles

Immanuel Wineman

Sammy An
Danielle Bartlett
Alice Brown
Inae Kim (Fall only)
Hillary Krinick (Fall only)
Jeanie Lee
Minji Lee
Allison Pariani (Fall only)
Judy Park (Fall only)
Christine Perera
Rebecca Podell
Erin Roe
Brooke Salaman
Jessica Snee
Qing Wang

In addition, there may also be available Graduate Research Assistant positions on various faculty-led grants and projects.  Students interested in these opportunities should contact the Center Principal Investigators to determine availability and qualifications needed to obtain these positions.


2012-2013 Graduate Research Assistants

Jillian Osview, Website Child Abuse Project (Pawelski)
Leslie Schmerler, Website Child Abuse Project (Pawelski)