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Internships are an important part of the career development process because they allow one to put a potential profession to the test. An internship may confirm a career match and may even clarify specialization with a field.
Students can opt for an internship or research unit, depending on the nature of the work. Both internships and research units are variable and can only be taken pass/no pass. They are subject to the same Academic Senate Guideline for awarding credit for internships. Brief descriptions of the internship opportunities follows:
92/192: These internships provide the student an opportunity to enrich their academic preparation through professional work setting and provide the students with work experience. The academic value of the internship and the units awarded will be determined by the faculty sponsor upon completion of Form D788-1 (Request for Internship for Academic Credit) which may be obtained at the ETOX Advising Office in 4111 Meyer hall or at the Internship and Career Center on the second floor of South Hall. A CRN number will be given to the student ONLY after the student and faculty sponsor have completed the form.
99/199: Environmental Toxicology students interested in lab research should consult the Faculty Fields of Interest section of the website to determine their areas of interests and should contact the corresponding faculty member to determine if an internship in available. The academic value of research and the units awarded will be determined by the faculty sponsor upon completion of Form D574-2 (Request to Teach and Undergraduate Variable-Unit Course) which may be obtained at the ETOX Advising Office in 4111 Meyer hall or at the Internship and Career Center on the second floor of South Hall. A CRN number will be given to the student ONLY after the student and faculty sponsor have completed the form.
Remember to follow the ICC guideline for transcript notation. | 