School of Communication EPICS Internship Seminar (340-0-40)

Topic

Extra Credit

Instructors

Katy Kelly

Meeting Info

TBA: TBA

Overview of class

This course is available to School of Communication students who intern 8-40 hours per week. Occurring simultaneously with the internship, this course provides a structured approach to experiential learning and career development. Through readings, reflections, projects, and other assignments, students will assess their own skills, experiences, and interests to develop a personal plan on how to further their career development and individualized goals. This section may be used to add additional credits based on the amount of time dedicated to the internship.

Registration Requirements

Students will need to submit a Handshake application. They will be enrolled in the course by the EPICS Office.

Learning Objectives

1. Develop skills, gain insight into typical workplace rules and engage in experiential learning in a professional environment.
2. Increase critical thinking and creative solutions by developing personal learning objectives to expand current skills and identify development opportunities.
3. Connect theory to professional experience, reflect on career insights, and develop action steps to demonstrate innovation and professional creativity.
4. Utilize networking skills to create new connections that assist in furthering professional goals.
5. Demonstrate a greater understanding of career goals through experience and exposure to industry to increase understanding of career readiness and advancement.

Enrollment Requirements

Enrollment Requirements: REASON: Pre-registration is not allowed for this class. Please try again during regular registration.
Add Consent: Department Consent Required