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Is An Internship Right for Me? An internship is a
directed-learning experience or work-based learning that
bridges school and work. It is an invaluable
experience that can introduce you to a potential
employer, give you "first hand" knowledge of what your
career may look like, and build your network of support.
Internships focus on learning. They are driven
by your learning goals. Jobs focus on work.
Any learning in a job usually stems from your employer's
needs rather than your learning objectives. To begin
thinking about an internship, review the most frequently
asked questions
FAQs
What Do I Need to Do to Get Started? How do I go
about finding an internship? Who should I call?
Where do I go for help?
An internship program starts by contacting the Job
Connections Center office to see what opportunities are
available to you. You will also need to develop
your resume, interview with sponsors, develop your
educational goals, and create a report of your
experiences.
Internship Instructions
  Internship
Memorandum of Understanding Form
Internship Timesheet
Internship Final Evaluation
Your connection to Internships, Part-Time, and Full
Time jobs.
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