Collaborative Special Education

Overview

The Collaborative Teacher Program (CTP) leads to a undergraduate or graduate degree with certification at the Alabama Class “B,” “A,” or “AA” level, with endorsement at the elementary level as a Collaborative Special Education Teacher (K-6) and/or at the secondary level as Collaborative Special Education Teacher (6-12). Students are trained to serve students in co-taught, self-contained, and resource classrooms. Our program provides students with well balanced course work and practical experiences leading up to culmination internship. CTP interns experience student teaching in both elementary and secondary school settings.

Program Coordinators

Dr. Amy Williamson (undergrad)
Dr. Lucy Barnard-Brak (EdS and EdD)

Programs

• BSE in Special Education (certification in Collaborative Teacher Program (K-6 or K-6 & 6-12)
• MA in Special Education (certification in Collaborative Teacher Program (K-6 or K-6 & 6-12)
• EdS in Special Education (certification in Collaborative Teacher Program (K-6 or K-6 & 6-12)
• EdD in Special Education
• PhD in Special Education

Alabama State Department of Education Program Checklists

• Special Education with Class B Certification in Collaborative Special Education Teacher (K-6 or 6-12)
• Special Education with Class A certification in Collaborative Special Education Teacher (K-6 or 6-12)
• Special Education with Class AA Certification in Collaborative Special Education Teacher (K-6 or 6-12)

Faculty

• Dr. Lucy Barnard-Brak

  Professor

  

  Email

  lbarnardbrak@ua.edu

• Dr. Marissa Filderman

  Assistant Professor, Collaborative Special Education

  

  Email

  mjfilderman@ua.edu

  Profile

• Dr. Sara McDaniel

  Professor, Collaborative Special Education

  

  Email

  scmcdaniel@ua.edu

  Profile

• Dr. Kagendo Mutua

  Professor, Severe/Profound Disabilities

  

  Email

  kmutua@ua.edu

• Dr. Amy Williamson

  CrossingPoints Program Coordinator

  

  Email

  amwilliamson@ua.edu