Requirements for the Internship

• Minimum of 10 hours per week in an agency
  Under the supervision of agency personnel, students orient to the agency and learn to conduct agency business. Experiences are related to direct client services, advocacy, policy and/or administration. There are a range of agencies to choose from, including schools; agencies serving the elderly; courts; probation and parole; police departments; and domestic violence agencies. Each agency has opportunities unique to their situation and client populations. Students explore possible internship sites and interview to find an appropriate situation for them.
  
  
• Two hours per week in a seminar class
  The seminar class brings students together from multiple majors and placements, and allows them to integrate the knowledge acquired in the classroom and the reality of the work environment. Students share their experiences through class discussion, reflection in weekly logs and research in areas of interest.