The Clemson University Spectrum Program (CUSP) provides enhance supports for students with autism Interns within CUSP provide an essential student component and we have found that new students are often more open and responsive to peer leadership and advice in many situations Internship positions are open to students from any major Interns will have the following responsibilities – developing campus activities – providing leadership for recreation and social activities – coaching students on productive academic practices – working individually and in small groups with students on skills development – coordinating student access to campus activities, events, and organizations – working as part of a team to meet the needs of program students – providing both group and individual instruction to program students – modeling responsible and prosocial student behavior Applicants should submit both a resume and a cover letter to spectrum.clemson.edu. These should detail their experience and interests as well as the relevance of this internship position to their personal and/or career development
Eligibility requirements: UPIC interns must be enrolled, matriculating, full-time (12+ credit hours for part time interns) Clemson University undergraduate students in good academic standing and non-academic alert status (minimum cumulative Clemson GPA of 2.0) and in good status with the UPIC program. Once selected, in order to participate in the UPIC Program, student interns must enroll in the required INT course ($200 course fee) and complete hiring paperwork with the UPIC office.
Interns cannot begin working until the hiring process is complete.
