Students may select full-time internships ranging from working on a newspaper to serving as a pastoral care assistant in a hospital. An up-to-date file of internships, along with national directories, is maintained in the Office of Career Development. Although a number of concentrations have required internship components, internships may be taken by students from all majors.

Students interested in a specific area work under the joint supervision of a faculty member and a qualified professional in the field. Students should consult with the director of career development, who is also general internship program coordinator. The director will assist in exploring internship possibilities. Before registering for a specific internship, the student must have an appropriate faculty supervisor. See the “Academic Regulations” and “Off-Campus Study” sections of the catalog for more details.

Internships are offered on a credit/no credit basis only. Up to four units of internship credit may be counted in the total required units for graduation.

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