The internship in editing offers practical experience in editing, public relations, and other forms of written communication.
Students are responsible for making contact and arrangements with the employer.
A list of employers who have expressed an interest in having interns follows. Students are supposed to work approximately 7 hours per week and write 2500 words for each unit of course credit. Interns must not be paid. The employer writes progress reports on the intern at midterm and the end of the semester. These reports, together with copies of the intern's work, are to be submitted to the Director of Undergraduate Studies, who assigns the grade.