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Putting your education into action

The Environmental Program believes in experiential learning. Internships are a fantastic way to apply the knowledge from your coursework. Put theory into practice, develop professional skills, and expand your professional network through an internship for academic credit. 

  • The Process

    1. Consult with either ENVS co Director to be an advisor for your internship.
    2. Connect with organizations, apply for internships, secure a position
    3. Meet with your faculty advisor and agree on deliverables appropriate to your specific internship.
    4. Submit the ENVS 2991/3991 proposal form
    5. Register for ENVS 2991/3991 credit
    6. Complete the internship and submit deliverables to your faculty mentor
    7. Send evaluation form to internship supervisor.

ENVS 2991/3991 Proposal Form

The amount of credit earned for an internship is based on the number of hours of work for a given internship. 

 

45 hours = 1 credit

  • Establish a total hours estimate with the sponsoring organization before you start.
  • Document your time and the work that you do.

Supervisor Evaluation Form