Center for Disabilities Studies

This program works to help graduate student LEND trainees connect meaningfully with families in which at least one of the members is a child with a neurodevelopmental disability.

Under the general direction of the Project Director, the Project Assistant will support the daily operations of a research project focused on Developmental Monitoring and Early Language Acquisition. By improving access to language enrichment materials in-clinic and in the community, it will also promote parent engagement in healthy child development activities.

The Program Manager will lead a new college-to-career program supporting undergraduate students with autism spectrum disorder at UD and in the workforce.

CLSC is a 2-year certificate program at UD for students with intellectual disabilities. Internships offer an opportunity to learn about inclusive higher education, conduct coaching and workshops, and facilitate campus connections with CLSC students.

Graduate assistants conduct school evaluations and coordinate the distribution and analysis of multiple types of data including the Delaware School Climate Survey. Students assist with professional development and learn about best practices.