MSU STRIDE Center
Services, Training, and Research for Independence and Desired Employment
This is a work-based learning program in collaboration with the Athletic Department at MSU. Certificate track students, ages 16-18, will participate in an 8-week program with 7 weeks of paid employment. During the 8 weeks, students have a morning career institute where they learn a combination of workplace readiness skills and self-advocacy skills. After the morning career institute, students participate in their work experience.
A collaboration with Michigan Rehabilitation Services (MRS) and RCPD. BOSS is a work-based learning opportunity that matches MSU students with disabilities to campus jobs that align with employment goals.
An individualized training program to improve skills in navigating the community via public transportation and to increase safety and independence.
Providing training and consultation for employers and employees to foster disability-friendly, welcoming, and inclusive work environments.
A four-week summer work-based learning course for current high school students. The topics covered include professionalism, effective communication and listening skills, resume writing, interviewing techniques, disability disclosure, workplace relationships, and coping strategies.