Internships Internships Internships are primarily a learning experience, designed to further develop the many skills used in professional journalism and public relations work. Internships are not required of students to graduate and not all students will be able to serve as interns. Students seeking an internship must exhibit dedication and a willingness to do more than what is required to meet graduation requirements. Students may earn 1 graded unit for an internship. Internship units may count toward the major.
Some internships pay an hourly wage, monthly salary or stipend at the end of the term.
News-Ed students must have completed Jour 60 and present two published stories. Public relations students must have completed Jour 141 . Obtain two recommendations from Journalism faculty. Meet with Dr. Milo to discuss internships. Professional dress is expected.