Internship and Seminar

Semester and Year	SP 2010
Course Number	INDIV-UG1802
Section	002
Instructor	David Moore
Days	Tue
Time	6:20 PM - 7:35 PM
Units	4.0
Level	U
Foundation Requirement

Notes/Restrictions

Section 1 meets every other week beginning Tuesday, January 19, 2010.
Section 2 meets every other week beginning Tuesday, January 26, 2010.Deadline for submitting proposal is Monday, February 1.

Description

Internships offer Gallatin students an opportunity to learn experientially at one of New York City's many social institutions in the arts, media, government, business, non-profit or community action sectors. Students gain first-hand work experience and develop skills and knowledge that will help them to explore the relationship between practical experience and academic theory, as well to pursue career options. Gallatin provides an extensive list of available internships; students may pursue their own as well. Internships are typically unpaid positions, although students in paid positions are permitted to receive credit. Students work anywhere from 8 to 24 hours each week; for each credit, students are expected to devote three to four hours per week during the fall and spring semesters, and at least seven to nine hours per week during the six-week summer sessions.

Course Type

Individualized Projects (INDIV-UG)