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1. Corey Waters, Chelsea Amason, Kaylee Knight, Matt Dennison,
Zhihuan Fu, Peng Zhang, and Brendan Guihen
2. What is an internship?
• CMAT 495 – Internship in Communication
• Not a traditional course held in the
classroom
• Relates to the students career
aspirations
• Actively gaining experience
• Very different than a summer job
3. Why do an internship?
Resume √
Experience √
Skills √
Connections √
Self-discovery √
4. Internship quick facts:
Are found within the community, nation, and
internationally
Italy
New York City
Los Angeles
Nashville
Can be fifteen weeks are less
Can be paid or unpaid
Credit and Noncredit
Must contact and receive prior approval from
advisor
5. Pros
“Interview once, hire
Real world experience twice”
in today’s job market. “Beginning of a
Builds skills and successful career”
knowledge in a
specific career area.
Networking and
career contacts.
Allows students to
know if a certain
career path is right for
them
6. Cons
Work/School conflict
Possibility of
exploitation
More labor then
learning
7. Types of Internships for communication
majors at Salisbury University:
Walters Art Museum
Disney
National Zoo
Washington Redskins Cheer Department
Disney College Programs. (2012). Disney
Careers. Retrieved May 15, 2012, from
http://cp.disneycareers.com/en/program-
components/earning/role-descriptions/
Fonz Internships. (2012). Internships and
Fellowships. Retrieved May 15, 2012,
from
http://nationalzoo.si.edu/UndergradIntern
ships/FONZ/SCBIConservationEducation
.cfm
8. Steps to Getting An Internships
1)Make sure you are eligible for an internship
2) Find a place to contact for an internship
opportunity
3) Create or update a resume
4) Determine if the internship meets the
Communication departments requirements
5) Complete the application
6) Get a faculty recommendation
7) Get approval from the Communication department
8) Apply
9. Communication Eligibility
Checklist:
At least a 2.5 overall GPA
At least a 3.0 GPA in Communication Art
Courses
At least 72 College Credits
Junior or Senior with a declared major or minor
in Communications
Attended Internship Information Sessions
Complete Faculty Recommendation form
Submit all materials to Internship Director for
approval