During the Conference’s three and a half days, there will be 300 sessions on: Transition Assessment; Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Special Education, Transition to Postsecondary Education, Transition to Employment, Transition to Independent Living, Family/Community Partnerships in Transition, Self-Determination & Student Involvement, Personnel Preparation/Professional Development, Mental Health Issues, Introducing Transition in Elementary School, Assistive Technology & Transition, DCDT Committee Meetings, Practitioner to Practitioner  Featured DCDT Partner Showcase Sessions, Instructional Practices/Use of Technology and the Sitlington Emerging Research Poster Sessions.

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In addition, we will share evidence-based practices from our featured DCDT partners as well as the opportunity for participants to access pre-recorded sessions from leaders in the transition field from across the country. 

Registration information can be accessed through the DCDT website!​

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International Conference Information

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Please visit the Division on Career Development and Transition (DCDT) website for more information.