Internships: Education

CD 4230 Childhood Studies Internship
3 to 9 credits

The Childhood Studies Internship is a supervised experience in an approved setting that provides services for school-aged children outside of a school classroom. Such settings could include recreational, therapeutic, educational and human service programs that align with students' career goals and interests. In the Internship, students apply knowledge and skills learned in coursework and engage in selfassessment, the design of a learning contract, reflection and assessment by their supervisor. Planning for the Internship should begin early in the student's program; enrollment for internships must be completed during the first two weeks of the semester. With permission.