Focus Each cycle of the Internship Program will focus on one or more themes. Themes may include such topics as electronic technology, evaluation, the use of data bases, etc. Individuals also may design proposals that will meet a professional need they have identified. Proposals may include participation in seminars, conferences, study tours, and other learning experience, along with descriptions of potential ways in which the new knowledge will be used. Eligibility The field or campus faculty member's immediate supervisor, in consultation with the Associate Vice President for University Outreach and Extension, will determine eligibility before submitting an application.
Qualifications are as follows.
Applicant must have at least a 50 percent outreach and extension appointment at the time of application and not be a previous recipient. Persons on leave are not eligible. Applicants must have a consistent record of progressive exemplary performance, as evidenced in the most recent personnel performance appraisal. Extension A. Up to six individuals are selected for the internship class. Recommendations of the Internship Committee are submitted to the Vice President for University Outreach and Extension for final decision.