Some employers visit campus to conduct interviews for internship candidates as seriously as they conduct interviews for full-time job candidates. These are publications typically available in career centers anywhere, so realize there could be nationwide competition for them and beware of early deadlines. Talk with advisors who might know of exciting opportunities. There is a career advisor in our office for each of the colleges on campus. Check Meet Our Staff to get acquainted with the career advisor for your college.
Some academic departments require, recommend or give assistance in locating internships.
Some are competitive and have minimum grade point requirements. Contact them or individual academic departments in the other colleges for more information. Use your own networking with individuals and professionals you know, or make inquiries at organizations or companies of great interest to you. Employers who indicate willingness to host interns but have not previously offered such experiences are invited to contact our career advisors or internship advisors in the colleges to discuss internship objectives and structure.