Graduate Traineeships

The School of Social Work and the Paul V. Sherlock Center on Disabilities offer graduate traineeships. The School of Social Work graduate traineeships are available to accepted M.S.W. degree candidates who are enrolled full-time in the program. Graduate trainees in the School of Social Work are refunded tuition for the academic year and summer sessions and are required to fulfill 10 hours per week on assignments within the School of Social Work. Interested candidates who are accepted into the M.S.W. program should contact the dean’s assistant at the School of Social Work.

The Sherlock Center interdisciplinary graduate traineeships are open to accepted graduate students who have a lifelong commitment to people with disabilities. Graduate traineeships receive refunded tuition for the academic year and/or a stipend. Graduate trainees are required to fulfill 10 hours per week of field work and research activity connected to disability and Sherlock Center initiatives.