School of Family Life
Internship experience is beneficial to you as you determine the right career Internships are a great way to decide on interests, build marketability, and network. Your Internship Manager is Alison Sondrup, let her help you through the process!
School of Family Life students must have taken SFL 101. 160, 200, 210, 290, and a 300-level class before they take the internship class.
Internships must be supervised by a professional in the field, include meaningful projects, be a NEW experience, be off campus, in person, and allow the student to work up to 135 hours for 3 credits.
You must be hired and registered for the internship class by the add/drop deadline of each semester.
Internship process:
1. Have ideas of what you want to do after graduation so you can connect the experience.
2. Find an internship. Search the internship database
3. Once you are hired complete the internship application.
4. Register for the internship class (online through Learning Suite).