During your junior or senior year, when you have completed communication coursework that will help prepare you for the internship. Through the communication department - Internships are listed on the bulletin board in the hallway outside the communication office. Some internships are described in greater detail in the Internship Notebook, available in the Department office. Through KSU Career Services - Career Services operates an internship and job database which matches students and employers. You will be asked to purchase software to create a resume, which is then entered into the database.
Employers scan the database and call students who fit their criteria.
Find your own internship - You can initiate contact with an employer to arrange an internship related to communication. Secure approval for the internship through the dept. The Registrar will input your form and clear you for telephone registration for COM 398. You must complete the above paperwork by the last day of classes of the term previous to your internship. The number of hours you work is based on what you negotiate with the employer and how many hours of credit you wish to receive.