Interns at CETL are students who have come from a broad range of diverse interests and backgrounds. These interns have proven to be motivated and productive contributors, making it possible for CETL to accomplish more than it could without them. Internships enhance the undergraduate learning experience by giving students the chance to learn skills that they may use in future careers.
Interns are able to see how their contributions make a difference.
When interns are interviewed, they are asked about the skills and knowledge they can bring to the position and also what they hope to gain from the experience. CETL has a direct responsibility in developing rich student experiences through its internships to contribute to a distinctive undergraduate experience. During the Fall 2000 semester, CETL had several student interns majoring in different areas of study. Brandon Martin is a major in Management Information Systems and Marketing with a minor in Business and Information Science and Policy. He became an intern during the Summer 2000 semester and is currently working at CETL as an office assistant.