
Biology Department Internship
BIO 450: Internship. This 3 credit elective offers junior or senior biology majors the opportunity to independently explore practical applications of biological principles in the work place. Students must prepare a proposal, select and obtain approval from a site supervisor, and approval from the department chair and faculty internship advisor prior to registration for the internship course. An Internship Learning Agreement that specifies the practical and academic requirements must be reached by the aforementioned before the start of the internship semester. Minimally, students are expected to spend 8-12 hr per week at the internship site, maintain a journal that documenting internship activities, and complete a paper that integrates their academic and experiential learning. Students are encouraged, but not obligated, to give a presentation at the completion of the internship. Compensation is allowed if stated as part of the Learning Agreement. Pass/Fail basis only.
Objectives
The internship is designed to provide students the opportunity to
Eligibility
The student must be a junior or senior biology major in good academic standing.
Credit
Upon completion of the internship, the student will be awarded
three credits, Pass/Fail. The three credits may count toward the Biology
electives as long as any other internship OR research credits have not
already be used as
biology electives, i.e., only 3 credits of internship or research count toward the biology program.
For more information, please visit the PC
Career Services web site for internships.
All students participating in academic year, credit-bearing internships are
required to complete and submit the
Learning
Agreement for Internships and Field Experiences. The Learning Agreement
offers a description of the internship and outlines responsibilities and
requirements. You will complete this form in consultation with your Faculty and
Site Supervisors. The deadline for submitting the completed Agreement is the 3rd
Friday of the semester in which you are doing the academic internship.
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