Spring 2017 Internship
Application
Students Promoting
Empowerment and Consent (SPEAC)
Women’s Resource Center
(WRC)
Sexual Violence
Prevention Program
The University of
Arizona
About the WRC Sexual Violence Prevention
Programming
The Women’s
Resource Center (WRC) is home to the SPEAC internship which is a program that
aims to support and educate students, staff, and faculty on sexual violence
prevention in the UA and Tucson community. SPEAC interns facilitate workshops
that engage the campus community in prevention efforts designed to challenge
rape-supportive social norms; and activate bystanders against sexual and
relationship violence.
SPEAC’s Mission: SPEAC is a
social justice-oriented student group dedicated to raising awareness about
sexual violence. Through education and outreach, SPEAC aims to advocate for
survivors, inspire action within the UA student community, and challenge the
culture and social structures that perpetuate sexual violence.
SPEAC Internship Description
Responsibilities
of SPEAC interns for Spring 2017 includes but is not limited to:
● Receive training to facilitate SPEAC
prevention workshops
● Facilitate SPEAC workshops to groups
in the UA community
● Foster relationships and identify
opportunities for collaboration with student and professional organizations
across campus. Collaboration can include but is not limited to the FORCE, TMP,
LGBTQ Affairs, AASA, NASA, APASA, Guerrero Center, ASUA, Residence Life,
Fraternity and Sorority Programs, etc.
● Attend two (1 hour) business meetings
a week
Minimum Qualifications:
- UA undergraduate student (all majors welcome)
- 2.0 cumulative GPA
- Available to complete at least 10 internship hours per week
- Detail-oriented, organized, timely
- Good interpersonal skills, Self-motivated
- Able to work independently as well as in groups
- Interested in activism, social justice, and/or feminism
Preferred Qualifications:
- Experience with public speaking, presenting, and or program facilitation in front of groups
- Knowledge of sexual assault, relationship violence, and stalking
Requirements and Expectations:
- First semester SPEAC interns must be enrolled in course credit. This course credit can include but is not limited to the following : PSY 393, EDL 293A, LASC 393, CPH 493A, GWS 393, FSHD 393, or another department. Check with your advisor for questions regarding which internship or course credit is applicable to your major.
- Attend both mandatory WRC and SPEAC orientation sessions. Orientation dates are TBA.
- Attend mandatory, weekly SPEAC meetings twice a week on Mondays & Wednesdays from 12pm 1pm. These hours are included in the minimum 10 hour/week commitment. Interns may miss a total of three meetings per semester and must give advance notice to SPEAC Program staff.
- Check email daily for internship updates and respond promptly to internship-related emails.
- Complete a weekly hour log by Friday at 5 pm.
- Applications are due by 5pm on Friday, December 2, 2016
Please submit completed applications
and resumes to Alyssa Contreras
ancontreras@email.arizona.edu or deliver them to the Women’s Resource
Center located in the Center for Student Involvement and Leadership (CSIL),
Room 404 of the Student Union.
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