HUMANITIES INTERNSHIP

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The internship is a curricular-related opportunity that allows students to earn between one and four credits while gaining valuable professional experience in public and private institutions engaged in the work of humanities. Students may not receive retroactive credit for an internship they have already begun or completed. Interns will work a set number of hours over the course of the semester on a schedule approved by the internship supervisor and faculty director. (Variable credit) Theater Electives for the Minor in Shakespeare in Performance THEA 204 THEATER PRODUCTION PRACTICUM Students will participate in the production of a play or perform monologues or scenes from one as part of HUMS/LITR 206. This practicum also allows students to work in technical support or performance roles for dramatic productions approved by the Humanities department. Productions vary by semester and are, in part, determined by the talents and abilities of the students who enroll in the course.