Internship 1-4 sem. Practical learning experiences. Interns are assigned projects in any of the several areas of the Bioethics Center. Areas may be in educational programs, research and investigation, medical ethics committees, publications and resources, and governmental relations. All internships require a commitment of 8-12 hours per week during the semester.
Selection is based on academic credentials, extra-curricular experience, and a written essay.
Grade is determined by evaluation of work performance and a final written assignment. Consent of Associate Dean and Director of the internship. Additional prerequisites may be found as stated in the Timetable of Classes . Seminar on Service Learning 0.5 sem. Theoretical aspects of leadership, service, and social analysis, approached through required readings and written reflection on the integration of service with theory.