Two graduate staff internships at Access Center

The Access Center has two graduate staff internships available for 2016-17.

  • Assistant Testing Coordinator assists with the provision of testing accommodative services
  • Notetaking Coordinator/Disability Awareness Coordinator coordinates notetaking accommodations and disability awareness promotion efforts.

Full position descriptions and responsibilities are located on the Access Center website:  https://www.accesscenter.wsu.edu/2016-17-graduate-internship-positions/.

The positions are 20-hours a week, paid positions and come with a tuition waiver.  Candidates must be a Washington state resident and work-study eligible.  Interested students are asked to submit a resume, cover letter and three references to m.goodwin@wsu.edu by July 1.  Positions are open until filled.   For additional information, contact Meredyth Goodwin, Director, Access Center at 509-335-3417 or m.goodwin@wsu.edu.

 

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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