Internship in Community-Based Learning. 3 credits

Catalog description

This course rotates topics related to language in education, law, healthcare, government, and other domains and integrates a community-based component through internship work. Qualified students are placed with area institutions, organizations, interest groups, agencies, or corporations in nonpaying internships or paid university work-study positions. Notes: Placement depends on availability of internship positions and community partnerships. Final course outcome requires development of an academic or professional portfolio. Offered by Modern & Classical Languages . May not be repeated for credit.