The fair is organized by the programs in drama, dance and cinema studies, as well as the Carlson Leadership and Public Service Center. More than 20 community programs that offer internships will have representatives at the fair. The fair is the latest in a series of events to bring greater experiential learning opportunities to students in the arts, explains Marilyn Zucker of the Carlson Center. Experiential learning and internships provide opportunities for students to learn about where and how in the community they can find rich and meaningful experiences in their art These experiences might not be specifically performance related but will nevertheless offer students a variety of venues for their talents and abilities.
Internships are available for graduate students as well as undergraduates.
For graduate student internships information contact Margit Dementi at the Simpson Center for the Humanities, 543-3920.