Graduate Intern Accessibility Services

The Graduate Intern for Accessibility Services is a 10‑month (August–May) 30‑hour per week position reporting to the Director of Accessibility Services. The Graduate is responsible for the coordination and management of the accommodated testing center, particularly for exams within nursing and health sciences. While the primary focus will be on proctoring accommodated testing for students who receive this accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the Graduate Intern will also assist with the general operation of the Office of Accessibility Services.

• Coordinate and proctor accommodated testing for students in the Accommodated Testing Center.
• Develop a testing schedule to maintain the integrity of all exams.
• Work with nursing faculty to assist in ATI testing needs.
• Maintain confidentiality of all privileged information.
• Act as a resource for anyone with questions regarding the Office of Accessibility Services.
• Collaborate with Student Affairs Graduate Interns to ensure coverage of all testing.
• Maintain an organized office and Testing Center environment.
• Represent the Office of Student Accessibility Services in a positive and professional manner at campus events as necessary (e.g., Admission events).
• Coordinate the student work study proctors on scheduling and administration of tests.
• Maintain Office of Student Accessibility Services testing center email account.
• Email reminders of upcoming exams to proctors, students, and professors.
• Assist in creation of and staffing for office program initiatives.
• Other duties as assigned.

• Serve as a member of the Inclement Weather and Emergency Closure On-Call team and staff the Library and Accommodated Testing Center as appropriate during weather‑related and emergency College closures.
• Organize and deliver educational programming related to Accessibility Services for residential students in partnership with Residence Life staff.
• Participate in regular Residence Life meetings, including Tuesday morning staff meetings and any trainings related to on‑call policies or procedures.

• Internship applicants must be accepted, provisionally or fully, into an eligible graduate program.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills.
• Ability to uphold the University’s commitment to inclusive excellence in a diverse educational community.
• Interest/Experience in higher education, leadership development and event management.
• A positive attitude and an understanding of the importance of being open‑minded and flexible.
• Proven experience in managing projects and people.
• Proficiency in social media platforms.
• Considerable evening and weekend hours required.
• A valid driver’s license desirable.

• $4,000 stipend (10‑month)
• Free room and full meal plan during the 10‑month duration and supplemental meal stipends for summer and winter breaks based on work schedule and internship start/end dates.
• Tuition remission for up to six graduate courses (18 credits) per academic year, including campus‑based programs such as 60 credits of MA in Counseling (24 credits not covered; supervised field experience after internship), 33 credits of MS in Regulatory and Clinical Research Management, 30 credits of MS in Digital Marketing and Communications, and 36 credits of Accelerated MBA program.
• Tuition remission for fully online programs on a space‑available basis, including 33 credits of MS in Health Administration, 42 credits of Master of Public Health (6 credits not covered), and 30 credits of Master of Social Work.
• Courses in Graduate Nursing, Occupational Therapy, Applied Behavioral Analysis, Speech Language Pathology, and Doctor of Education programs are not eligible for tuition remission.
• Training and professional development opportunities.
• Flexible schedule.

NOTE:

This is a 10‑month position, with the opportunity to continue the position for one additional 10‑month term (2 academic years maximum).

• Normal office environment, not subject to extremes in temperature, noise, odors, etc.
• Occasional exposure to extreme noise at campus events.
• Requires occasional work outside during events.
• Use of computer keyboards, requiring eye‑hand coordination and finger dexterity.
• Involves attendance at evening and weekend events and meetings.

In employment, as in education, Regis College is committed to equal opportunity. Regis does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, age, religion, creed, sex, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, ethnic or national origin, ancestry, citizenship, marital or parental status, physical or mental disability, genetic information, pregnancy, veteran’s status, membership in uniformed services or any other protected status.