Project IMPRESS Information Session

Join faculty and graduate admissions staff from Syracuse University’s School of Education to learn about Project IMPRESS (Interdisciplinary Master’s Preparation of Urban and Rural Educators in Special Education and School Counseling) — an exciting, federally funded opportunity to earn your master’s degree with significant financial support and make an impact in high-needs schools.

Highlights include:

• Up to 100% tuition scholarships for Inclusive Special Education M.S. programs (Grades 1–6 or 7–12).
• 50% tuition scholarship + $15,000 tuition stipend for the School Counseling M.S. program.
• Mentorship, field experiences, and hands-on training in urban and rural schools (e.g., Syracuse City, Lafayette, and Onondaga Nation School).
• Be part of a select cohort of U.S. Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) Scholars committed to equity and inclusion.

This info session will cover program details, eligibility, and the application process, with time for Q&A with faculty and admissions staff.

Students have better outcomes when they learn from teachers and counselors who share their backgrounds and experiences—Project IMPRESS prepares future educators and counselors to make that difference.

Start your application and learn how you can join this transformative program!