Student clubs and student media are excellent activities. They place you in contact with other students with similar interests, provide the opportunity for good contacts, and in many instances, can provide you with additional experience that will be useful in your profession. These activities also can strengthen your resume and help you in the job hunting process after graduation. You also should take advantage of the numerous opportunities for practical experience in your chosen area. Practical experience outside the classroom is an invaluable asset when you start looking for a job.
Internships are available in each sequence.
Some are paid positions and credit is available for all internships. Note that credit internship positions are not available to lower-division students. The university also has a cooperative education program that can you into paying job in your area of interest. The student media on campus are another source of practical experience. They are not directly connected with the MAC program, but the school recognizes the experience as useful.