This opportunity offers career exploration in multiple areas. The student usually arranges job shadowing opportunities individually. Academic credit may be available depending on the length of the job shadow. It gives students opportunities to apply knowledge and skills learned in the class room while making a contribution to local communities. Academic credit may be available depending on the length of the service learning opportunity and on the academic program.
Students register for internships by contacting the faculty supervisor in their department.
Many internship programs have prerequisites or need special permits for registration. Contact the faculty coordinator for that department to register for the class each quarter. Information about internship openings are listed on the Internship Board in Snohomish Hall. Individual departments also provide referrals for internships. Students may also use job listings at Student Career and Employment Services as internship leads.