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Image 2. Members of the ECEVI C ohort presenting a poster at OCALICON
Ohio and an active promotion of Braille and the needs of students with
vis ual impairments through an OSU campus club named the "Braille
Buckeyes".
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Looking Forward
Upon program completion, graduates of the ECEVI Program will be
eligible for dual licensure in both early childhood education and special
education for students with visual impairments, providing them with a
unique set of qualifications that will assist in improving services for all
learners, including those with visual impairments. Expectations for these
graduates include a (1) knowledge of the general education curriculum
