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Post-Baccalaureate Special Education Teacher Certification ProgramsIf you have a bachelor's degree and are interested in applying to a special education teacher certification program download the post-baccalaureate application packet for program information and the admissions process. The department application is listed on pages 8-9 of the application packet and includes a complete checklist of the application requirements.
NOTE: See programs listed under Maria Torres below

If you are applying to the post-baccalaureate interpreter training program visit the Interpreter Training Program page for further information.

Admission to UW-Milwaukee as Bachelor's Degree/Undergraduate Student
Applicants should apply online at https://apply.wisconsin.edu/
Proceed through each section of the application following the appropriate directions for your intended study.
NOTE: See programs listed under Heather Ford below

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Maria Torres Advisor/Admissions Coordinator
Enderis Hall 699
Phone: 414-229-4750
Main Office: 414-229-5251
E-mail: mstorres@uwm.edu

Advisor for the following post-baccalaureate programs:
Information sessions for the above programs

UWM/MPS Special Education Internship Program
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Heather Ford, CI/CT Advisor/Sign Language Interpreter
Enderis Hall 697
Phone: 414-229-4663
Videophone: 414-229-1208
E-mail: hford@uwm.edu

Advisor for the following undergraduate programs:
Advisor for the following post-baccalaureate programs:
If you have previous experience in ASL, you can take the American Sign Language Proficiency Interview (ASLPI) to determine your appropriate course level and possibly receive retroactive credits. The ASLPI is offered three times a year and costs $100.
Next ASLPI testing is November 10th and 11th from 5:30-9pm. November 11th is ONLY available, if more than eight people ask to take the test.


If you are planning to stay in the Sandburg Residence Hall (dorms) then picture yourself developing a network of peers who communicate with a common language; American Sign Language (ASL) and gain understanding and respect for ASL, Deaf history, and Deaf culture. If you are interested or already majoring in ASL Studies, ASL Teacher Education, or the Interpreter Training Program then you could live within the ASL-LLC!

Come see the Interpreting Training Program Students at Open House.
In the Union, Wisconsin Room...
Friday, Oct. 30 9-5pm and
Saturday, Oct. 31 9-1pm