Yes, if pre-approved by the faculty Internship Supervisor and Department Chair. It should be noted that the Internship Program is an academic learning experience, and not a part-time job. Jobs typically focus on one task under the immediate supervision of a manager. Internships require a company mentor. A Compensation is not a part of the Music Internship Program and Georgetown College neither encourages not discourages compensation.
Many organizations require compensation for on-site interns as a matter of company practice.
Students are required to commute to their internship location at their own expense. They should discuss with their mentor possible reimbursement for exceptional expenses required during the course of the internship. Organizations may also, at their option, make contributions in cash or in kind to the Georgetown College general scholarship fund for any value received from a student project. It is recognized that participating as a sponsoring organization is de facto a significant company contribution. Students must keep an Internship Project Notebook where they are to record their project time hours.