Internship Programs
The Internship Program

The Division
of Communication has sponsored a successful internship program for many
decades. In today’s competitive job market, many employers prefer graduates who
have demonstrated their abilities in a successful internship.
The Advantage of an Internship
According to the National Association of Colleges and Employers, more than
50% of all U.S. students have completed an internship before graduating from
college. Many in the communication field have held multiple internship
assignments.
There are three key reasons for considering an internship. First, many of
the graduates you will complete with for the best jobs will be able to
demonstrate their success in the workplace through their internships. Second,
many employers want to see evidence of your work performance and they will
respect graduates who have had internship assignments. Third, often successful
interns have an inside track in getting full-time positions after
graduation.
A good internship will allow you to:
- Improve your skill sets;
- Build your portfolio;
- Test drive a job to see if you like it; and
- Build professional connections and references.
Many Options are
Possible
Our students have completed successful internships with a wide variety of
organizations and businesses throughout the United States. Successful
placements have taken place all over the country working for media
organizations, public relations firms, governmental offices, entertainment
venues, corporations and nonprofit groups.
Internships – All the Basics
In order to help you understand the internship application process and the
requirements of the program, please review our frequently asked questions.
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