Sociology Internship and Applications

Catalog description

Students participate in a field experience with area agencies and organizations, which address socio-economic issues and needs. Student interests are considered in determining appropriate placements which may include informal self-help and community groups, public and private human service agencies, mental health, recreation, courts, correctional, planning, educational and health organizations. The student must work 100 hours per semester. The course offers optional simulations to develop skills and earn credit.