| Innovations Now, LLC |
Innovations Now, LLC
Scope of Service:
professional workshops
customized job development
job training & consultation
individualized computer training
corporate job development and
Safety in the Community Classes
Scope of Service:
professional workshops
customized job development
job training & consultation
individualized computer training
corporate job development and
Safety in the Community Classes
Innovations Now, LLC
PO Box 2201
Madison, WI 53701
Contact: Dedra Hafner
(608) 712-4694
dedrahafner@innovationsnow.net
PO Box 2201
Madison, WI 53701
Contact: Dedra Hafner
(608) 712-4694
dedrahafner@innovationsnow.net
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| "altering something established and introducing something new" |
| AJ and Katie Painting Click the picture to Enlarge |
| Brandon on computer Click the picture to Enlarge |
Introducing...
The Cutting-Edge at Edgewood College
Based on best practices, the Cutting-Edge is a
full-inclusion model designed for adult learners with
significant disabilities. The Cutting-Edge
implements individualized learning objectives that
are negotiated between the coordinators, faculty
members, and the Cutting-Edge students.
Edgewood College, a private liberal arts college in
Madison, Wisconsin.
The Cutting-Edge at Edgewood College
Based on best practices, the Cutting-Edge is a
full-inclusion model designed for adult learners with
significant disabilities. The Cutting-Edge
implements individualized learning objectives that
are negotiated between the coordinators, faculty
members, and the Cutting-Edge students.
Edgewood College, a private liberal arts college in
Madison, Wisconsin.
The Cutting-Edge Program has
completed the selection of candidates
for the 2008-09 school year. If you
would like to be placed on a wait list,
complete an application
Cutting-Edge Application
completed the selection of candidates
for the 2008-09 school year. If you
would like to be placed on a wait list,
complete an application
Cutting-Edge Application
Photographs by Mike Deveries, Capital Times