The university is helping to place 48 students in paid internships with local companies through its “Digital Summer Clinic.”
The program is a partnership between EMU and local non-profit Ann Arbor SPARK.
Bud Gibson is the director of the EMU Center for Digital Engagement and the Digital Summer Clinic.
“It’s helped people kind of move on from ‘gee, I don’t have much professional experience,’ to ‘now I have something to put on my resume as a talking point as I move on to more career-oriented jobs."
Gibson says EMU students and recent graduates have until April 30 to apply to the program at digitalsummer.clinic.
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