The Stamps School recognizes that real-world learning experiences are essential to the success of our students as emerging professionals. We are striving for 100% participation in learning beyond the classroom and strongly encourage all of our students to engage in an internship during their time at Stamps. In addition, the Stamps School follows the NACE (National Association of Colleges and Employers) guidelines for what defines an internship.

Steps to Complete an Internship for Credit

Download and complete the Internship Proposal form outlining the type of internship, the tasks, and the length of the internship, etc.
Secure Internship Proposal form signatures from your supervisor and the Career Development Coordinator (CDC). You need to do this BEFORE undertaking an internship: the signatures indicate a contractual agreement. Again, you must complete the proposal before you undertake the internship in order to get credit.
Register for the internship (ARTDES 351) after receiving the override from the CDC. During the internship, the CDC will check in with the student to see how things are going.
After the internship or Curricular Practical Training is complete, you must submit a summary ( Internship Summary Form ) and schedule a time to meet with the Career Development Coordinator to discuss your experience, how you plan to list it on your resume, talk about it interviews, etc. Your Internship Supervisor must also submit the supervisor’s evaluation ( Internship Evaluation Form ) to the Career Development Coordinator. Credit will be posted to your transcript on completion of this final evaluation.
For information on Curricular Practical Training (Internships for International Students, ARTDES 495) please consult the International Center's Website and look at the Curricular Practical Training Proposal Form. You must also follow the directions above in step 4.

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