Opportunities for Students Undergraduate and graduate students are encouraged to become involved in Partnership activities. Opportunities are available to work with local and state agencies. Undergraduate students can apply to work at a local program site as part of a community service project. These positions are volunteer experiences but will count as an internship opportunity. Scholarships, at the completion of the internship, provide additional incentive to participate.
Graduate students can apply for one of several graduate assistantships.
Opportunities are available working directly for the Partnership throughout the academic year, summer only or on special projects. Other opportunities include working directly with an early childhood agency. For example, the Rhode Island Department of Health Early Intervention Program offers a graduate assistantship to develop early intervention materials, prepare technical assistant guides, and conduct research on best practices. Participate in Family Resource Partnership Teams. The Family Resource Partnership organizational structure is made up of functional teams for conducting the business of the Partnership.