Pilot Graduate Level Clinically Rich Teacher Preparation Program (GLCRTPPP), Adolescence: Special Education Generalist, M.S., 2011

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THE STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT | THE UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK / ALBANY, NY 12234

OFFICE DF HIGHER EDUCATION

Office of College and University Evaluation
5 North Mezzanine

89 Washington Avenue

Albony, New York 12234

Tel. (518) 474-2593,

Fax (518) 486-2778

December 23, 2011

Dr. David Lavallee

Executive Vice Chancellor

for Academic Affairs and Provost
State University of New York
System Administration

State University Plaza

Albany, NY 12246

Proposal 2011-2284 Graduate Level Clinically Rich
Graduate Teacher Preparation Pilot Program

Dear Provost Lavalle:

I write in response to your application for registration of a Pilot Graduate Level Clinically Rich Teacher
Preparation Program (GLCRTPPP): a proposed Master of Science in Adolescence: Special Education Generalist,
leading to initial / professional certification in Students with Disabilities Generalist 7-12, Special Education 1-6, and
Childhood 1-6 to be offered by the State University of New York at Albany.

I am pleased to inform you that the program detailed on the attached listing from the Inventory of Registered
Programs is registered for teacher education purposes under Subchapter A of the Regulations of the Commissioner of
Education (Chapter II of Title 8 of the Official Compilation of Codes, Rules and Regulations of the State of New
York). This program will remain registered as a pilot program until June 30, 2014. After that date the pilot program’s
registration ends. If the institution wishes to register a program comparable to the pilot program, the institution will
need to submit an application to this office,

Candidates must complete the program by June 30, 2014. If a candidate cannot complete the program by that
date, the institution must make arrangements for the candidate to complete a teacher education program that leads to an
equivalent teaching certificate.

Consistent with the Questions and Answers provided in the December 17, 2010 GLCRTPPP Webinar, the
attached Inventory listing records this program as ineligible for financial aid.

The pilot programs were reviewed and awards were granted based upon the terms submitted in the
applications and in follow-up communications. Changes to these programs will not be considered.

Please direct questions regarding the GLCRTPPP to Elena Bruno, Project Coordinator, at
ebruno@mail.nysed.gov.

We wish you and your colleagues success with the pilot program.

Sincerely,

Posocuee Dd Ususer—

Barbara D. Meinert
Coordinator
Attachment
c: President Philip
Vice Provost and Vice Chancellor Bringsjord
Assistant Provost LoPresti
Assistant Provost Pagerey
Flena Bring Proiect Coordinator
NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
INVENTORY OF REGISTERED PROGRAMS
12/23/2011 REGISTRATION CHANGE REPORT

210500 SUNY ALBANY

PROG
CODE PROGRAM TITLE HEGIS AWARD
35099 ADOLESCENCE:SPECIAL EDUCATION GENERALIST 0899.70 MS

TAP NOT ELIGIBLE =
APTS NOT ELIGIBLE im
VVTA NOT ELIGIBLE =

CERT/LICENSE ADDED - SWD GENER 7-12 TYPE = INIT/PRF 12/2011
PROGRAM ADDED - REG DATE = 12/2011
CERT/LICENSE ADDED - SP ED 1-6 TYPE = INIT/PRF 12/2011

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CERT/LICENSE ADDED - CHILDHOOD 1-6 TYPE INIT/PRF 12/2011

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