Student Information
Get involved as a student
Are you looking to get field experience as an early childhood education major? Just want to volunteer? Or looking for employment (while learning along the way)?
If you're passionate about working with infants to five-year-olds, the NAEYC-accredited Child Development Center gives you a great environment in which to learn and work.
And parents can rest assured, all students who volunteer, work or participate in a field experience meet necessary requirements and background checks and training prior to joining us.
Build Your Resume.
Each semester, UNI students have the opportunity to become a part of our teaching staff. As a staff member, you are an essential part of our teaching team at the center, helping provide the best possible care for children in our classrooms. Although most of our student staff is taking classes in early childhood education or related fields, we welcome applicants from all paths of study.
We’re looking for students who are:
- passionate about working with kids
- interested in playing an active role in a child's learning and growth
- looking to get more involved at UNI and give back to our community
![Child Development Center](/sites/default/files/inline-uploads/img_0458.jpg)
Impact a Child's Life.
We welcome visitors, observers and participants from all paths of study to help out in the CDC as a volunteer. While most students who choose to volunteer here are taking classes in early childhood education or related fields, we welcome and have had students from all fields of study become volunteers.
- Make a positive impact on the life of a child
- Serve others in an area you're passionate about
- Give back to your community
![Child Development Center](/sites/default/files/inline-uploads/ap6i9602.jpg)
Gain Experience in Your Field.
If you’re in the early childhood education space or related academic fields, you may be looking to gain some relevant field experience for your major. If so, you’ve come to the right place. Every semester we host student volunteers in our classroom for a variety of purposes and we love to make it easy to get the field experience students need for their classes.
We help dozens of practicum students each semester earn the field experience hours they need to complete their degree.
![Child Development Center](/sites/default/files/inline-uploads/ap6i9600.jpg)
Build Your Resume.
Each semester, UNI students have the opportunity to become a part of our teaching staff. As a staff member, you are an essential part of our teaching team at the center, helping provide the best possible care for children in our classrooms. Although most of our student staff is taking classes in early childhood education or related fields, we welcome applicants from all paths of study.
We’re looking for students who are:
- passionate about working with kids
- interested in playing an active role in a child's learning and growth
- looking to get more involved at UNI and give back to our community
![Child Development Center](/sites/default/files/inline-uploads/img_0458.jpg)
Impact a Child's Life.
We welcome visitors, observers and participants from all paths of study to help out in the CDC as a volunteer. While most students who choose to volunteer here are taking classes in early childhood education or related fields, we welcome and have had students from all fields of study become volunteers.
- Make a positive impact on the life of a child
- Serve others in an area you're passionate about
- Give back to your community
![Child Development Center](/sites/default/files/inline-uploads/ap6i9602.jpg)
Gain Experience in Your Field.
If you’re in the early childhood education space or related academic fields, you may be looking to gain some relevant field experience for your major. If so, you’ve come to the right place. Every semester we host student volunteers in our classroom for a variety of purposes and we love to make it easy to get the field experience students need for their classes.
We help dozens of practicum students each semester earn the field experience hours they need to complete their degree.
![Child Development Center](/sites/default/files/inline-uploads/ap6i9600.jpg)