If you are a major and have any questions or concerns regarding classes, graduation requirements, internships, careers, etc., please stop by my office. If the above hours don't work for you, you can make an appointment to visit at a different time. If you have earned 85 or more credits, please make arrangements for what is called a senior check with Linda Pence at 109 Canfield Administration Building. The check insures you are on-track to graduate. Internships An internship with a government agency, office holder, political party, interest group or other organization active in politics can provide students with a very practical look at the world of politics and link it to an academic exercise supervised by a member of the faculty.
Internships also provide potential career opportunities.
All majors should seriously consider an internship. Student are free, subject to approval of the undergraduate adviser, setup their own internship or work with the Student Employment and Internship Center, Room 345 of the City Union, 472-3145. The Center maintains a listing of available internships and how to apply. Click here to link to Center. The political science adviser will not approve internship after the fact.