The Pre-Law Society aims at assisting students who wish to pursue law as a career. Dr. Debra Gelson, a practicing attorney and a former assistant district attorney, functions as moderator. The School of Business sponsors law courses such as Business Law and the Law Governing Employment Relationships. The internship program in business provides undergraduate students the opportunity to gain supervised work experience and skills contributing to personal and professional development. Students earn credit by attending employment seminars on campus and working at an employment site a minimum of 140 hours for each 3 credit course.
Internships are available in many profit and non profit organizations.
Dr. Carolyn Stumpf is Director of Cooperative Education in Business. Each fall, the School of Business sponsors a Business Brunch for current and potential employers. Business students and graduates interview for internships and full time positions. Many of the internships have evolved into full time employment after graduation. For information about the Business Brunch contact Dr. Carolyn Stumpf.