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Eligibility Criteria

To join the training program, you must meet the minimum criteria:


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Program Requirements

All FCIC trainees are required to maintain satisfactory academic progress (if applicable), complete the core curriculum training modules, participate in a minimum of two professional development activities per semester, respond to all training evaluation surveys, and participate in AUCD’s Emerging Leaders Community. Additional requirements will vary depending on your Individualized Training Plan and will be outlined during enrollment.

Enrollment Directions

If you are interested in joining the training program, you will need to submit the Trainee Enrollment form . The enrollment form will collect the following information:

  • Biographical data including name, email, phone number, address/es, academic history, and research interests, and ask you to expand on the following questions:
    • The FCIC works to promote the independence, productivity, and community inclusion of individuals with developmental disabilities. What experiences, if any, have you had with people with disabilities and their families?
    • What are your career goals related to people with disabilities and their systems, services, and supports?
    • Why do you want to join the Interdisciplinary Training Program at FCIC?
  • Resume or CV.
  • Name of your faculty advisor or FCIC mentor.

If eligible, after your form is received, you will receive an invitation to schedule a 30-minute Interview with Training Director, Laura Rodríguez López Ed.D., to discuss your application, interests, and fit.  If you would like to contact Dr. Rodríguez López before submitting your formal application, please feel free to email her at lrodri11@usf.edu.