Adam Breall and I were up to Bloomington’s “Instant Gratification Movie Challenge,” a monthly indie movie filming collective. Each month a theme is chosen like “King for a Day,” “Life in the Fast Lane,” and “Behind the Scenes.” Each participant is encouraged to take their own interpretation of the theme, film a movie, and at the end of the month all the movies are shown at a local concert venue.
Join John, Paul, George, and Ringo in a musical comedy adaptation of the traditional story of the Jewish holiday Purim!
Also preforming was CIP Berkeley student, Jonathan King! Jonathan performed for the 3rd year straight in the Temple Beth Torah’s 11th annual Purim Spiel-the “Magical Mystery Spiel”.
With music from the Beatles and featuring not only King Achashverosh, Queen Vashti, Queen Esther, Mordechai, and Haman, but also the four Wise Men- John, Paul, George, and Ringo! This modern twist on an already fun holiday makes for an amazing show!
During Wellness Class on Thursdays, we are visited by Occupational Therapy students and their course instructor, Sharon Pape, from the Indiana University Department of Occupational Therapy.
During these visits, the OT students are meeting with individual CIP students and facilitating small group activities for our CIP students to participate in and enjoy.
Back in 2006, the Brevard Center offered a drama class for the first time. Our intention was to let students have fun and be creative during a summer term. I don’t think any of us imagined then what a success the class would be or that the College Internship Players would be giving their 3rd live performance for Brevard students and staff this August.
Each semester the actors come up with something new to try whether it is designed for a live performance or a taped presentation. This past semester they decided to write their own comedy sketch which was developed through improvisation. During each rehearsal, new story lines and dialogue were tried out and then added to the sketch or rejected and so “The Courtroom Sketch” was born.
This summer, as a part of College Internship Program at Bloomington’s photography club, Jameson Lanzetta took interpretive pictures to a song featured at the closing credits of a video game he liked. I had a blast editing it together for him!
Mike Toran and student advisor Jim Walsh worked together over the course of 3 social mentor sessions to create the following video blog.
The video is an informative review on the independent record labels Mike loves. The goal of the project is to improve presentation, time management, flexibility in experimentation and proactive planning using a combination of multimedia and a student’s special interest.
Dr. McManmon, Founder of the College Internship Program, explains his role in the creation of the program and what it has evolved into in the past 25 years.
Janet Miller, MA, CET, Program Director at the College Internship Program, Berkeley Center, explains how the CIP program benefits young adults with Asperger’s Syndrome, High-Functioning Autism, Nonverbal LD and other Learning Differences.
Dr. Michael McManmon speaks to students about his first-hand account of the importance of interdependence and relationships in his life at the 2008 Berkeley Spring Convocation.
Also preforming was CIP Berkeley student, Jonathan King! Jonathan performed for the 3rd year straight in the Temple Beth Torah’s 11th annual Purim Spiel-the “Magical Mystery Spiel”. 
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