Students must have completed the equivalent of their sophomore year with a minimum GPA of 2.0, and be a US citizen or permanent resident. Completed applications must be submitted by the deadline of April 20, 2001. Participates in scheduled weekly luncheon forums and network groups. Sponsor Defines and provides a professional, managerial, or technical project. Provides a supervisor who gives appropriate, structured professional supervision, guidance, and training to the intern.
Supervisor attends orientation workshop.
Benefits Opportunity to gain professional work experience. Experience diversity in the workplace. Sponsors are also responsible for work related costs, including transportation, office supplies, materials and other expenses as identified. Interns are paid through their respective universities, with funding provided by the sponsor. Interns are not eligible to receive health benefits.