• Interact with career professionals in your specific major
• Cultivate your professional development skills and build your confidence
• Obtain supervision feedback by a career professional in your field
• Achieve professional business skills and interchangeable awareness of your future career
• Develop your interpersonal/communication skills and learn more about your work ethics
• Foster a professional connection network and secure opportunities towards a full time position

Internship guidelines & requirements

Business students have two options when it comes to choosing an internship as their immersion experience. You can choose an internship for immersion experience credit or an internship for academic credit. All internships must be approved by the internship coordinator and the CBA dean’s office prior to the start date.

Once you’ve secured an internship and have read all the guidelines and requirements, you must complete the proper forms depending on which option you choose. Follow the links to find out more information about internship for immersion experience credit or internship for academic credit.

WNS Schedule

Date	Title
August 24	How Can I Add Choice to My Course to Give Students Autonomy and Motivate Deep Learning?
August 31	How Can We Support Home-Schooled Students as They Transition to College?
September 7	How Can I Help Online Students Develop Autonomy and Take more Responsibility for Their Learning?
September 14	Why Should I Migrate from Traditional Resources to OER in My Courses?
September 21	How Can I Get Students to Engage with Course Content Before Class?
September 28	How Can I Use LMS Intelligent Agents to Increase Interaction in My Online Classes?
October 5	How Can I Use Simple Gamification Strategies to Engage My Students?
October 12	How Can Screencasted Feedback Enhance Student Comprehension?
October 19	How Can I Use Technology to Foster the Emotional Processing of Course Content?
October 26	How Do I Go Beyond the Basics of Universal Design for Learning?
November 2	How Do I Build Trust with a Personal Users' Guide?
November 9	How Do I Infuse Equity into Any Online Class?
November 16	What are 3 Keys to Teaching Intercultural Competence?
November 23	How Can I Build Engagement in My Online Classes through Student-Created Videos?
November 30	What is the Best Scholarship Advice I Ever Received?
December 7	How Can I Repurpose My Content into Videos that Get Viewed (and Shared)?

The best way to start looking for an internship is to register with the Career Services Center. You can find opportunities for on-campus jobs, internships as well as jobs after graduation. The earlier you register with the Career Services Center, the more opportunities will be available for you. Employers may even reach out to you, if they are interested. Visit the Career Services Center to learn more about how to register.

You can also conduct your own internship search. Think outside the box. Internships do not need to be listed as an internship position. They can also be a part-time job or a promotion within your current position. Visit our career search webpage to gain ideas about where you can find internships or job search engines that may support you during your internship exploration.