CITEE Projects
- About Us
- Sustainability Commitment
- WI-WIOA Career Interview Project
- Coordinated Specialty Care (CSC)
- Employment Connections
- Now Is The Time
- Transition Improvement Grant
- Wisconsin National Core Indicators Project
- Professional Development
- Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Mental Health Awareness Training Grant
- Qualified Treatment Trainee (QTT) Grant Program
- Project SEARCH®
- Wisconsin Integrated Transition Planning Project
- Wisconsin Residential Recovery Trainings
- WI Systems of Care
- Historical Projects
- 4-Step Approach to Treating Co-Occurring Disorders Training
Contact CITEE
Main: 262-472-1702
Center for Inclusive Transition, Education, & Employment (CITEE)
Coordinated
Specialty Care
Employment Connections
Hawk
Esports
Now Is The Time
Conference
Professional Development
Project
SEARCH
Wisconsin
Systems of Care
Historical
Projects
WI-WIOA Career Interview Project
Qualified Treatment
Trainees
WI Residential Recovery Trainings
WI Integrated Transition Planning Project
Transition
Improvement Grant
4 Step Approach to Treating
Co-Occurring Disorders Training
Welcome to the home page for the Center for Inclusive Transition, Education and Employment (CITEE)- a part of the Division of Student Affairs.
The Center for Inclusive Transition, Education, & Employment supports equity, diversity, and the inclusion of individuals with disabilities in workforce development and all aspects of life. CITEE works to develop and implement high quality programs and best practices for businesses, educational institutions,communities and state partners in order to increase talent acquisition and retention of individuals with disabilities in work and community involvement. CITEE's mission has grown to include the development and support of high quality professional development opportunities and programs designed to increase access to mental health services at all levels of the state.
Dr. Elizabeth Watson (CITEE's Primary Investigator) and Jessica Smith (CITEE's Director) founded CITEE in 2017, beginning with a single statewide project and growing subsequently to encompass 15 regional, statewide, and national projects and programs in 2022. Since being brought under the umbrella of the Division of Student Affairs, the CITEE team has grown to include 14 professional staff, undergraduate and graduate student employees, and graduate social work interns.