Internship in Government and Politics

Catalog description

A variety of internships at local, state, and national levels of government, law, or advocacy work are available to qualified students. Students supplement the knowledge gained in the classroom setting by the "hands on" experience of program research, planning, and execution in a government, legal, policy, or advocacy organization. Restrictions/Requirements: junior standing, 3.00 QPA and permission of the Instructor. This course may be taken as an approved internship in various programs that the department approves.