Join us October 15 for an informative webinar in honor of National Disability Employment Awareness Month, focusing on internship support and the transition from college to fulfilling careers. This session will provide practical strategies to enhance internship programs, ensuring that students gain valuable experiences as they prepare for the workforce.
College to Career: Inclusive Internship Support and Student Success
October 15, 3-4pm ET
Presenters: Rachel Adams-Duffy, Allison Cohen Hall, and Sheila Johnson
Webinar Highlights
In this webinar, we will cover essential topics, including:
- Supporting Internship Sites: Learn how to assist internship sites in creating a positive and inclusive environment. We’ll discuss strategies for setting clear expectations and ensuring meaningful engagement for students.
- Utilizing Continuous Feedback: Understand the significance of regular check-ins and structured evaluations. This ongoing feedback can enhance the experience for both the site and the students.
- Fostering Student Self-Advocacy: Explore how both the internship site and the college program can empower students to develop self-advocacy skills.
- Connecting Internships to Career Growth: Hear from former Think College intern Rachel Adams-Duffy as she shares her journey from college student to professional advocate. Rachel’s story illustrates how internships can open doors to career success and foster essential self-advocacy skills.
Join us to learn how to enhance internship programs for students with intellectual disabilities, empowering them to transition smoothly from college to meaningful careers. Together, we can create a more inclusive workforce!
Questions? Contact Sheila at sheila.johnson@umb.edu.