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Comprehensive Curriculum
The College Internship Program (CIP) offers curriculum specifically for young adults with Asperger's and Learning Differences.
Academic Supports
Student's individual academic and career goals are reviewed and considered prior to the establishment of the academic program. It is the aim of the Academic team to provide a support system, which will enable each student to achieve the greatest academic success possible.
Career Supports
Our career curriculum provides instruction in the self-presentation, communication skills, defining your interests, value clarification questionnaires, skill assessments and career exploration.
Career and Internship Supports page
Student Advisors
Your advisor is the conduit through which you’re academic, internship and residential progress at CIP is communicated with you and your family on a bi-weekly basis.
Clinical Supports
The mission of the clinical program is to assist you in understanding your past, and your Learning Differences and to reframe these into new goals building upon your assets.
Residential Supports
You will live in apartments or houses with your own bedroom while obtaining greater competency and success at independent life. You and your roommate(s) will share responsibilities as well as develop new friendships.
Recreational Supports
The CIP community strives to foster a supportive environment in which all individuals are affirmed, and differences are valued. Students participate in activities throughout the week including fun weekend outings, social events and a community potluck.
CIP Classes and Training Modules
Beyond the basic academic, internship, counseling, residential, and recreational supports; the College Internship Program offers individual training modules designed specifically for students with Aspergers, ADD, dyslexia and other Learning Differences.
