Internship General Information - The School of Communications

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Home Mission, Vision, Values Majors Courses Offered Advertising & Public Relations Broadcasting Film & Video Production Communication Studies Journalism Master of Communication Photography Theatre SOC Core Requirements Advertising & Public Relations Major Description Courses Mission, Vision, Values Broadcasting Major Description Courses Mission, Vision, Values Film and Video Production Major Description Courses Mission, Vision, Values Communication Studies Major Description Courses Mission, Vision, Values Health Communication Major Description Journalism Major Description Courses Mission, Vision, Values Master of Communications Required Courses Elective Courses Prerequisites and Entrance Requirements Sample Curriculum Courses of Instruction Photography Major Description Courses Mission, Vision, Values Theatre Major Description Courses Mission, Vision , Values Faculty Advertising & Public Relations Broadcasting Communication Studies Film & Video Production Journalism Photography Theatre School of Communications Staff Internships Student Information Employer Information Student Resources Scholarships, Competitions and Grants Internships Production Resources Links SOC Application for Employment Featured Alumni Advertising/Public Relations - Sarah A.H. Oomen Broadcasting - Chris Barbee Communication Studies - Renee Douglas Film & Video Production - John Willette Health Communication - Jason Manshum Journalism - Tom Rademacher Photography - Morgan Anderson Theatre - Max Bush 20th Anniversary 20th Anniversary Welcome Events Photo Gallery Alumni Exhibition Resources dotCOM Newsletter dotCOM Winter 2009 dotCOM Fall 2008 dotCOM Winter 2008 dotCOM Fall 2007 dotCOM Winter 2007 dotCOM Fall 2006 dotCOM Winter 2006 DotCOM Newsletter Archive Contacts Search this site: Subscribe to dotCOM - the SOC Email Newsletter: Name: Email:	Internship Purpose The primary purpose of an internship in the School of Communications (SOC) is to provide a student with real-life work experiences related to the student's major. An internship is part of the student's total academic experience and is not a job per se; it is a learning opportunity having direct relationships to the student's program of study and career interests. Specific information for STUDENTS is available here. Specific information for EMPLOYERS is available here. Career Services Internship Award The Career Services Office of Grand Valley State University is committed to increasing student participation in internships, practica, and co-ops. As a result, this award has been established to help off-set the costs of working in unpaid internships, for students who have demonstrated financial need. Award Criteria & Application
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