OSEP Scholarship
Strengthening the School Interpreting Workforce
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PSI Scholars
The PSI Project awarded an OSEP scholarship to 21 upper-division students in the 帝王会所 ASL-English Interpretation (ASLEI) program from 2021 to 2026.
The PSI Project’s OSEP Scholarship prepared interpreting students to successfully work in public schools as part of the interdisciplinary team that supports the education of students who are deaf and hard of hearing. The PSI Scholars completed a 16-credit School Interpreting Series (SIS) concentration as part of their ASL-English Interpretation BA coursework.
SIS Concentration
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The School Interpreting Series (SIS) concentration was six (6) courses. These courses were taken during the fall and spring semesters of Year 3 and Year 4 of the ASL-English Interpretation BA program.
- (3 credits)
- (3 credits)
- (3 credits)
- (3 credits)
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- (1 credit)
Scholarship Benefits
~$28,000
In direct support for tuition &
an educational stipend
~$4,000
Stipend to offset the cost of internship experiences outside of the PSI Scholar鈥檚 home community
~$4,000听
Post-graduation
professional opportunities
(e.g., reimbursement, induction-mentorship experience, access to the school interpreting support services, research coach, shareship, and national conferences)
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Scholarship Service Obligation
In return for the OSEP scholarship, PSI Scholars commit to 4 years of full-time employment in an educational setting with students who receive Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) services (e.g., IEP or 504).
The PSI Project provided scholarships through the Special Education Personnel Development to Improve Services and Results for Children with Disabilities under the Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP). Funding from OSEP required a service obligation based on Section 662(h) of the Act and regulations of this part. Additional information about the service obligation is available on the .
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