UPIC Summer and Fall positions; SC Experiential Learning Grant; April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month

STUDENT NEWSLETTER
MARCH 30, 2026

BEFORE YOU SCROLL

Good morning! UPIC positions are available for Summer and Fall 2026; South Carolina Experiential Learning Grant open to undergraduate students; Sexual Assault Awareness Month programs scheduled on campus throughout April.

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Your Look Ahead:

University Professional Internship and Co-op (UPIC) positions for Summer and Fall 2026 are now open. Search ClemsonJobLink to find an on-campus internship that interests you and apply today!
More Clemson students can now access support where they learn, as the College of Education’s embedded counselors expand into the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences, offering convenient, on-site mental health services that strengthen student well-being.
With ChatGPT Edu, students have access to a free, enhanced version of the secure AI tool. It assists with writing, editing, summarization, studying and productivity! All information entered into the system is protected through enterprise-level privacy and not systematically shared or reviewed, keeping student information private. Request free access to ChatGPT Edu today!

YOUR ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

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Undergraduate Students: Those enrolled in an eligible off-campus internship for Summer 2026 can apply for the South Carolina Experiential Learning Grant, with funding ranging from $500 to $2,500!
Explore Clemson Online’s Canvas accessibility resources to learn how accessible course design supports every learner, improves usability and helps Clemson meet updated federal requirements across self-enroll courses and workgroups.

SAFETY AND WELL-BEING

Sexual Assault Awareness Month in April highlights Clemson’s commitment to a safe, respectful campus by promoting support resources, healthy relationships, bystander intervention and shared responsibility for preventing interpersonal violence.
Become a suicide prevention advocate by attending a Tigers Together training from 3:30-4:45 p.m. on Wednesday, April 15. Open to students, faculty and staff, the session builds skills in empathic listening, direct support and resource connection.

SOCIAL SPOTLIGHT

Follow sophomore mechanical engineering major Sam Kemmerer on a day in his life as he shares how enrolling in the Bridge to Clemson program paved the way for him to find his community.

BOWMAN BULLETIN

The quarterly test for Clemson University's outdoor warning sirens and sirens around Oconee Nuclear Station will occur at 11:50 a.m. on Wednesday, April 1. No action is necessary. The siren tests correspond with the monthly CU Alert test. Visit the CU Alerts page for more information.

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