A demonstration of writing and analytical skills is also required. The intern will work 120 hours at the host institution during the semester.
All transportation is the student s responsibility.
To complete the course satisfactorily, the student must meet the expectations of both the host institution s supervisor and the History Department internship coordinator. The internship coordinator will work with the host institution to encourage creative opportunities consonant with its goals and commensurate with the student s capabilities. This creative project will allow the student to test his ability to design and carry out a policy under actual budgetary, political, and other realistic conditions. The coordinator will obtain feedback from the host institution, which will be part of the student s course evaluation. The student will present an assessment paper in two parts at the end of the semester.