• Explore and confirm your career choice.
• Receive guidance in career expectations and demands.
• Earn credit for employment related to your major.
• Develop job skills and self-confidence.
• Locate job prospects for long-term employment after graduation.
• Develop job contacts and a work history (Internship looks great on a resume!)
• Add practical experience to classroom instruction.

Components of an Internship

•  When beginning an internship, each student works with a faculty member and the employer to establish learning objectives and a plan to achieve them.
• Concurrent with the internship, students participate in an Orientation to Internship class, which is designed to evaluate personal growth and enhance the value of the internship experience to both the student and employer.