Minnesota Career and Technical Education
(MN CTE)
Phone: 651-297-1116
FAX: 651-296-3214

Wells Fargo Place
30 7th Street East,
Suite 350
St. Paul, MN 55101-7804
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Minnesota Career and Technical Education
(MN CTE) is part of the
Academic & Student Affairs Divsion of the Office of the Chancellor, Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system

Special Populations

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The Office of the Chancellor is committed to serving underrepresented students and to provide assistance to Perkins colleges and secondary schools that will ensure the retention and success of these students. These "special populations" include:

Individuals with disabilities
Economically and academically disadvantaged students
Individuals preparing for nontraditional training and employment
Single parents, including single pregnant women
Displaced homemakers
Individuals with other barriers to educational achievement including those with limited English proficiency

*As defined by the Carl D. Perkins Vocational and Technical Education Act of 1998: "Nontraditional training and employment"* refers to any occupation or field of work in which a specific gender is underrepresented (less than 25%).

Diversity and Multicultural Division

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Local Practices

Contacts (email)

References

Serving Special Populations

Disability Coordinators

Research Corner

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	Special Populations ________________________________________________________ The Office of the Chancellor is committed to serving underrepresented students and to provide assistance to Perkins colleges and secondary schools that will ensure the retention and success of these students. These "special populations" include: Individuals with disabilities Economically and academically disadvantaged students Individuals preparing for nontraditional training and employment Single parents, including single pregnant women Displaced homemakers Individuals with other barriers to educational achievement including those with limited English proficiency As defined by the Carl D. Perkins Vocational and Technical Education Act of 1998: "Nontraditional training and employment" refers to any occupation or field of work in which a specific gender is underrepresented (less than 25%).	Diversity and Multicultural Division Web Site Coordinator Directory Office of the Chancellor key contact (email) Academic and Student Affairs Local Practices Contacts (email) References Community Partners News Research Resources Training/Workshops Serving Special Populations Disability Coordinators Gender Welfare to Work Research Corner