The PSDA program offers one a superb program of advanced graduate study. As the first and currently only such program in the nation it affords graduates an uparalled professional opportunity for employment throughout the nation in a multitude of diverse higher education settings and desireable geographic locations.

  There are almost 4,000 postsecondary education institutions in the United States. These include: universities, colleges, junior colleges, community colleges and technical schools ALL of which by law require the provision of disability services to their students. Such exist in a variety of institutional units and programs. Below is a list of typical "host" disabled service settings:
 

Academic Skills Center

Adaptive Programs

Center for Disabilty Services

Center for Students with Disabilities

Disability Resource Center

Disabled Students' Programs and Services

Disabled Student Services

Disability Support Services

Disability Resources Center

Divison of Rehabilitation-Education Services

Division of Student Affairs

Office of Disabled Student Resources and Services

Office of Services for Students with Disabilities

Office of Student Affairs

Office of Student Services

Student Support Services

 

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   Within postsecondary education institutions the delivery of academic and support services to disabled students and other institutional personnel involves a variety of position titles and descriptions. Below is a sample list of the titles of career opportunities that exist for PSDSA degree program graduates:
 

Academic Coordinator

ADA Coordinator

Coordinator for Employees with Disabilities

Coordinator of Disability Services

Coordinator of Disabled Student Services

Dean of Students

Director of Disability Resources

Director of Disability Services

Director of Disabled Student Services

Director of Personnel

Disability Specialist

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Current Openings in Higher Education Sample Position Descriptions  

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