Dr. Cheryl Dyer Vargas, Assistant Professor of Business Communication, said the College of Business Administration developed the course to allow students an opportunity to augment their classroom learning with practical field experience. We have identified a number of local businesses and organizations that provide interns with 15-19 hours of work per week. Students will be supervised by professionals in an organizational setting that is appropriate to the student's career objectives. Dr. Dyer Vargas said entry into the College of Business Administration Internship Program is open to undergraduate and graduate students.
Entry is competitive and limited.
Graduate business students must have completed at least 18 SCH with at least a 3.5 GPA for all attempted course work toward the degree. Ramprakash Madanraj, MBA in International Banking major, interning with Pacific Southwest Bank, Gilbert Sanchez, supervisor. Emerson Y. Meguro, MS in International Logistics major, interning with Daniel B. Hastings, Inc., Erin Yeary, supervisor. Christina Rodriguez, MS in Information Systems major, also interning at Daniel B. Hastings, Erin Yeary, supervisor. Virginia Viader, MBA in International Logistics major, Wal-Mart Distribution Center, Lon Cross, supervisor.