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Michael Nevins

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rnevins@iu.edu

Mike Nevins works for the Center on Community Living and Careers and HANDS in Autism® as a research associate. Additionally, Nevins serves as the project director for the Indiana Secondary Transition Resource Center. He has worked in special education and transition services for 28 years, with prior careers as transition and program coordinators.

Nevins has worked on projects that included the development of high school transition programs, college-based programs, and community-based programs for people with moderate and severe disabilities.

Degrees

  • Bachelor’s degree in the education of students with moderate and severe disabilities, Indiana University
  • Master’s degree in secondary special education and transition, University of Kansas

Research Interests

  • Person-centered planning
  • Vocational training for students with moderate and severe disabilities
  • Transition assessments
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Indiana Institute on Disability and Community

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About the Institute

The work of the Indiana Institute on Disability and Community crosses the lifespan and is conducted through six research centers and an Indiana University disability-focused library.

  • Early Childhood Center
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