Internship Credit Letters

We encourage students to seek internships that provide them with the opportunity to explore their interest in an area. While many internships offer compensation, others are either on a volunteer basis or are restricted to those who will receive academic credit for the experience. The latter are typically found in industries such as communications, entertainment, and journalism.

Career Services has developed a letter that outlines the University's policy to potential internship providers; a student requesting such a letter should contact the internship coordinator at the Office of Career Services.

Students may also approach you about other documents that relate to potential employment at an organization. As we have been in frequent contact with the Office of the General Counsel, we ask that you refer students to our office for assistance with these matters.

If you have further questions concerning internship credit letters, please contact our Internship Coordinator, Aileen Kyung Kim, or our Director, Beverly Hamilton-Chandler, at 258-3325.