Department of Family Studies &
Community Development
Civic Engagement
Pre-internship Workshop
Internship Checklist |
Internship Worksheet
Family Studies & Community Development majors are required to take FMST 297 in the semester prior to internship.
Students are guided in areas of professional readiness including resume
preparation, ability to articulate and write professional goals,
development of professional/personal internship goals and identification
of potential internship sites. The FMST program works collaboratively
with the Career Center to help students meet pre-internship
requirements. The pre-internship
process is outlined below.
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Completion of FMST 297.
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Students must receive the permit from the Department Chair.
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Students who do not receive their permit will not be eligible for internship during the next semester.
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Students with extenuating circumstances may
petition using a written request to the chair that includes the
reasons (verified if indicated) that s/he did not keep the deadline.
Internship Student Handbook
Internship Policies
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