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LEARNING AGREEMENT
Cooperative Education * Career Services * Central Washington University
400 E. University Way * Bouillon Hall 206 * MS 7499 * Ellensburg, WA 98926-7499
509-963-2405 * fax 509-963-1811 * www.cwu.edu/career
This agreement must be completed and approved by ALL signatories before registration can be completed.
Additional requirements and instructions pertaining to this Agreement are in the Student Workbook. It is the
student’s responsibility to know the requirements. Academic departments may have additional requirements.
(Revised 11-2014)
Office Use Only: Registration Date _________ Course _____________________ Course # ___________
Must be typed
STUDENT INFORMATION
Name: (First, Middle I., Last) Karleigh M. Shannon Major: Public Relations
CWU I.D. Number: 24402532 Work Phone: n/a Evening Phone: same as cell Cell Phone: 360-789-1194
Mailing Address during Internship: 48145 Murwood Ave
City: Soldotna State: AK Country*: USA Zip: 99669 CWU email: shannonka@cwu.edu
Cumulative Credits: 114 (Must have 45 credits to be eligible for 290; 90 credits for 490; grad student for 590 or 690)
Current Cumulative GPA: 3.028 Class Standing: Senior
Quarter to Be Registered: Summer 2015 Expected Graduating Qtr/Yr: Summer 2015
Have you signed the Student Cooperative Education/Internship Release Form? Yes Date 03/20/2015
Have you completed the Sexual Harassment Training? Yes
Are you an International Student with a F1 visa? No
International students on a F1 visa must obtain the signature of the International Student Advisor
*Please take this completed agreement to Study Abroad & Exchange Programs located in room 101 in the International Center if the
experience will take place outside of the United States. Additional paperwork will be required.
PLACEMENT INFORMATION
Employing Agency: Helvey Communications Web URL: www.helveycommunications.com
Internship Position Title: Intern
Business or Agency Type / Industry: For Profit
Employer Mailing Address: (POB or Street) 18755 Second Street
City: Eagle River State: AK Zip: 99577 Country: USA
Placement Address if Different: n/a
Employer Supervisor: Kristen Helvey Title: Owner/President CWU Alumnus/a No
Phone: same as cell Cell Phone: 907-952-9985 email: khelvey@helveycommunications.com
Work Hrs Per Week: 23 Academic Hrs Per Week 10_Number of Weeks: 9 Total Hrs: 207
Paid ___Unpaid X Wage Per Hr: n/a Other Compensation: (stipend, meals, lodging, mileage) n/a
Starting Date: (mo/day/yr) 06/22/2015 Completion Date (mo/day/yr) 08/21/2015
EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION
Name: Christopher Coreson Relationship to Intern: Boyfriend
Emergency Contact Address: 48145 Murwood Ave City: Soldotna State: AK Zip: 99669
Day Phone: same as cell Evening Phone: same as cell Cell Phone: 509-770-4929 email: coreson_777@hotmail.com
Academic Learning Plan - FACULTY INSTRUCTOR REQUIREMENTS
Course Prefix: COM Course Number: 490 Number of Credits: 5 Campus Location: online
Faculty Instructor: César García Department / Office Phone: Communication Dept./ 509-963-1097
Faculty Instructor Email Address: garciace@cwu.edu Department Fax Number: n/a
Academic Requirements to Be Completed: (Choose Weekly, Bi-Weekly, monthly, bi-monthly, mid quarter, end of quarter)
Term Paper / Project Due:       Journal or Log Due: 08/22/2015
Progress Reports Due: 07/15/2015 Final Report Due: 08/22/2015
Assigned Reading:       Number of Email Contacts: 3
Other:      
Estimated hours per week outside the internship to meet academic requirements: 10
Faculty advisor or designee expects to contact student during placement as follows:
# of job-site visits 0 # of on-campus conferences 0 # of telephone conferences 0
INTERNSHIP DESCRIPTION: To assist in client relationships in a professional public relations setting and develop
requested elements, such as social media plans and media lists.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES & ACTIVITIES: (Describe what objectives you and your advisor want you to be able to learn by the end
of the placement; then list what reading, writing, and on-the-job activities you will do to accomplish each objective. (Minimum of three
objectives and activities.)
Objective – Understand client-contractor relationship and planning process.
Activities – 1. Shadow client meetings
2. Client communications
3. Follow-ups with clients/tasks
Objective – Develop and apply strategic communication plans and/or plan elements to meet identified client needs.
Activities – 1. Review client communication plans
2. Discuss and develop appropriate tactics to support client communication plans
3. Build social media plans
Objective – Enhance media relations skills.
Activities – 1. Build media lists
2. Create media pitches
3. Write press releases
Responsibilities of the Student
1. Maintain regular attendance at the site, notifying the site supervisor of anticipated absences
2. Abide by all state, federal, internship site and university rules and regulations
3. Inform immediately the work site supervisor and faculty advisor of any problems, concerns, and accidents/injuries.
4. Perform work in a timely and satisfactory manner.
5. Fulfill obligations of the Learning Agreement (including academic requirements and learning objectives) and training site pre-
internship requirements.
6. Complete the required Sexual Harassment Training provided by HR.
Responsibilities of the University
1. Encourage the student’s productive contribution to the overall mission of the Program site.
2. Certify the student’s academic eligibility to participate in a Program.
3. Establish guidelines and standards for the conduct of students enrolled in its Program and to make these guidelines and standards available to the
Program site
4. Designate a faculty member who will serve as advisor to the student, assist in setting learning objectives, confer with the Program site personnel,
monitor the progress of the student intern, and evaluate the academic performance
5. Maintain communication with the Program site and clarify any University policies and procedures.
Responsibilities of the Cooperative Education/Internship Site (Program Site)
1. Encourage and support the learning aspect of the student’s Program.
2. Designate a professional staff person/employee to serve as an advisor/supervisor with responsibilities to help orient the student to the agency and its
culture, to assist in the development of learning objectives, to confer regularly with the student and his/her faculty advisor, and to monitor the
progress of the student.
3. Provide adequate supervision for the student and assign duties that are related to the student’s area of interest.
4. Provide a safe space for the intern to complete necessary work functions, and make available necessary equipment and supplies.
5. Agree not to displace regular workers with students functioning in the Program role.
6. Notify the Career Services Internship Coordinator or your Internship Advisor of any changes in the student’s work status, schedule or performance.
7. Allow the Internship Advisor or Internship Coordinator to conduct a pre-arranged phone conference or site visit to confer with the student and his/her
supervisor.
8. Provide the REQUIRED mid-term and final evaluations of the student’s performance. Links for these will be emailed.
9. Maintain general liability, professional liability, Workers Compensation coverage, as required by law and comply with Fair Labor Standards Act
guidelines when providing unpaid internships in the “for-profit” sector.
10. Not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, age, marital status, disability or status as a
disabled veteran or Vietnam era veteran.
11. Regardless of direct or indirect services to clients, should the Program site have clients of vulnerable population pursuant to RCW 43.43.830-.845,
Program Site agrees to obtain written permission from the Student Intern to perform the required criminal background check. Should negative
information appear on the Students criminal report, Program site will be responsible for determining if placement will be allowed.
Insurance Coverage
Central Washington University does not have an obligation nor does it provide health, accident, or hospitalization insurance. Washington State
laws do not allow the University to extend any of its professional or general liability coverage to students to cover their personal actions or negligence
while performing work or volunteering at any Program site. Further, the use of a personal vehicle may be required by an intern for the benefit of the
organization with whom they perform in the Program. Central Washington University provides no insurance for a student to operate his/her personal
vehicle. Central Washington University has no liability for injury or property damage which may result from that use. The Cooperative Education Program
is for the intern’s personal gain and academic credits. Interns will not be entitled to any Labor and Industries or Unemployment Compensation benefits
during or after the completion of the University Program.
Hold Harmless Clause
The Program Site and use of any and all of its facilities shall be undertaken by the Student at their own sole risk, and that Central Washington
University shall not be liable for any claims, demands, injuries, damages, actions, or causes of actions, whatsoever by the Student or property arising out
of or connected with the Program or with the use of any and all services, or facilities associated with the Program site, whether or not sponsored by
Central Washington University.
Each party shall defend, indemnify and hold the other party, its officers, officials, employees and volunteers harmless from any and all claims,
injuries, damages, losses or suits including attorney fees, arising out of injuries and damages caused by each party’s own negligence.
SIGNATURE BLOCK
We, the undersigned, agree with the validity of the Learning Agreement as proposed. The Employer and the University agree to provide the
necessary advising, direction and supervision to ensure that the maximum educational benefit is achieved from the Student's field
experience. The Student agrees to abide by the guidelines as outlined in the Student Workbook. The Employer Supervisor will evaluate the
accomplishment of the Student's Learning Plan and work performance at the end of the grading period. The Faculty Advisor will evaluate the
field experience and will award credit for successful accomplishment of the academic requirements and the Learning Plan.
Student: Date
Employer Supervisor: Date
Department Faculty Instructor: Date
Department Chair/Program Director: Date
Dean/Associate Dean: Date
IF NECESSARY: International Student Advisor: Date ____________________
IF NECESSARY: Study Abroad & Exchange Programs: Date ____________________
Career Services Date
(For Office Use Only):
Central Washington University
Career Services
Student Cooperative Education/Internship Release Form
This is a release. Please read carefully.
Students must submit this completed form and the Learning Agreement form
to Career Services in order to be registered for academic credit.
I, ___________________________________________, ID # _____________________________ am a student at
(Student name - please print)
Central Washington University, and plan to undertake my Co-operative Education / Internship Program during
Fall_____ Winter _____ Spring _____ Summer _____ at the following location:
(Year) (Year) (Year) (Year)
______________________________________________________________________________________________
(Name of Program Site) (City/State/Country)
Central Washington University itself does not control the way in which learning sites are structured or operate. In
granting credit for this cooperative education / internship (herein called the Program), the University affirms that, to the
best of its knowledge, the experience is an appropriate curricular option for students in Central’s program of study and
worthy of university credit; however, it makes no other assurances, expressed or implied, about any travel and living
arrangements the student has made.
Central Washington University does not knowingly approve program opportunities which pose undue risks to their
participants. However, any program or travel carries with it potential hazards which are beyond the control of the
University, its Board of Trustees, officers, agents or employees.
INSURANCE COVERAGE
I understand that some internship sites may require that I have sufficient health, accident, and hospitalization insurance to
cover me during my Program. I further understand that I am responsible for the costs of such insurance and for any
expenses not covered by this insurance, and I recognize that Central Washington University does not have an obligation
nor do they provide me with such insurance. I also understand that Central Washington University recommends that I
have sufficient health, accident, and hospitalization insurance during my internship experience.
I assume full responsibility for any undisclosed physical or emotional problems that might impair my ability to complete
the experience, and I release Central Washington University from any liability for injury to myself or damage to or loss of
my possessions.
I understand that Washington State Laws do not allow the University to extend any of it professional or general liability
coverage to students, to cover their personal actions or negligence while performing work or volunteering at any Program
site. Therefore I accept full legal and financial responsibility for my actions while performing my Program
responsibilities, and understand that I am personally liable for any injury or damage which I may cause.
I understand that if I use my personal vehicle for the benefit of the organization with whom I perform my Program,
Central Washington University provides no insurance for me to operate a personal vehicle and also has no liability for
injury or property damage which may result from that use. I agree to rely solely on my personal vehicle insurance
coverage and on any insurance coverage provided by the Program site.
Career Services * Central Washington University * 400 E University Way * Ellensburg, WA 98926-7499
206 Bouillon Hall * 509-963-1921 * Fax 509-963-1811 * career@cwu.edu
I understand that because my Program is for personal gain and academic credits, I will not be entitled to any labor and
industries or unemployment compensation benefits during or after the completion of my Program from the University.
Further, I understand that Central Washington University assumes no liability for injury that I may suffer in the course of
my Program, and requires that I be responsible for ascertaining whether my Program site provides Workers Compensation
coverage for me.
PERSONAL CONDUCT
I understand that the responsibilities and circumstances of an off-campus Program may require a standard of professional
etiquette that may differ from that of Central Washington University. Therefore, I indicate my willingness to understand
and conform to the professional standards of the Program site. In addition, I am in full understanding that the designated
Program site has requirements which I must meet prior to starting at the Program site, and failure to provide such
documentation may result in immediate cancellation of my Program experience. I agree to provide all site-required
documentation to the Associate Director of Career Services prior to starting my Program. I also further understand that it
is important to the success of the present Program, and the continuance of future Programs, that interns observe standards
of conduct that would not compromise Central Washington University in the eyes of individuals and organizations with
which it has dealings. I acknowledge the responsibility of Central Washington University and its Associate Director of
Career Services and the Professor involved in the Program to set rules and interpret conduct for this purpose. I agree that
should Central Washington University and its Career Services Associate Director or the Professor of the Program decide
that I must be terminated from my Program because of conduct that might bring the Program into disrepute or the
Program site into jeopardy, that decision will be final and may result in the loss of academic credit.
GENERAL RELEASE
I hereby authorize Central Washington University to release a copy of my criminal history background check, excluded-
party checks, proof of immunizations, CPR Certification Card, student transcript, and any other documents so required by
the Program site or organization in consideration of my placement in their program. I understand that any negative
information found on any materials required by the Program site prior to placement may affect my consideration for
placement with the Program site. Therefore, I agree to release the University, its officers, agents and employees from any
liability associated with my Program placement should any negative information by found and my placement denied by
the Program site. I understand that Central Washington University reserves the right to make cancellations, changes or
substitutions in cases of emergency or changed conditions or in the general interest of its Programs. It is further expressly
agreed that the Program site and use of any and all of its facilities shall be undertaken by me at my own sole risk, and that
Central Washington University shall not be liable for any and all claims, demands, injuries, damages, actions, or causes of
actions, whatsoever to me, by me, or property arising out of or connected with the Program and with the use of any and all
services, or facilities associated with the Program, whether or not sponsored by Central Washington University. I do
hereby release, discharge and covenant not to sue Central Washington University, its Board of Directors, officers, agents
or employees regarding any and all liability that may arise out of injury, harm, death, or property damage, resulting from
my participation in this Program.
Student Signature: ________________________________________ Date: _________________________________
Date of Birth: ________________________________________
Parent / Guardian Signature: _________________________________ Date: ________________________________
(If the student is under the age of 18 at the time this form is signed, parent/guardian signature is required.)
(revised 11/2014)
Career Services * Central Washington University * 400 E University Way * Ellensburg, WA 98926-7499
206 Bouillon Hall * 509-963-1921 * Fax 509-963-1811 * career@cwu.edu
I understand that because my Program is for personal gain and academic credits, I will not be entitled to any labor and
industries or unemployment compensation benefits during or after the completion of my Program from the University.
Further, I understand that Central Washington University assumes no liability for injury that I may suffer in the course of
my Program, and requires that I be responsible for ascertaining whether my Program site provides Workers Compensation
coverage for me.
PERSONAL CONDUCT
I understand that the responsibilities and circumstances of an off-campus Program may require a standard of professional
etiquette that may differ from that of Central Washington University. Therefore, I indicate my willingness to understand
and conform to the professional standards of the Program site. In addition, I am in full understanding that the designated
Program site has requirements which I must meet prior to starting at the Program site, and failure to provide such
documentation may result in immediate cancellation of my Program experience. I agree to provide all site-required
documentation to the Associate Director of Career Services prior to starting my Program. I also further understand that it
is important to the success of the present Program, and the continuance of future Programs, that interns observe standards
of conduct that would not compromise Central Washington University in the eyes of individuals and organizations with
which it has dealings. I acknowledge the responsibility of Central Washington University and its Associate Director of
Career Services and the Professor involved in the Program to set rules and interpret conduct for this purpose. I agree that
should Central Washington University and its Career Services Associate Director or the Professor of the Program decide
that I must be terminated from my Program because of conduct that might bring the Program into disrepute or the
Program site into jeopardy, that decision will be final and may result in the loss of academic credit.
GENERAL RELEASE
I hereby authorize Central Washington University to release a copy of my criminal history background check, excluded-
party checks, proof of immunizations, CPR Certification Card, student transcript, and any other documents so required by
the Program site or organization in consideration of my placement in their program. I understand that any negative
information found on any materials required by the Program site prior to placement may affect my consideration for
placement with the Program site. Therefore, I agree to release the University, its officers, agents and employees from any
liability associated with my Program placement should any negative information by found and my placement denied by
the Program site. I understand that Central Washington University reserves the right to make cancellations, changes or
substitutions in cases of emergency or changed conditions or in the general interest of its Programs. It is further expressly
agreed that the Program site and use of any and all of its facilities shall be undertaken by me at my own sole risk, and that
Central Washington University shall not be liable for any and all claims, demands, injuries, damages, actions, or causes of
actions, whatsoever to me, by me, or property arising out of or connected with the Program and with the use of any and all
services, or facilities associated with the Program, whether or not sponsored by Central Washington University. I do
hereby release, discharge and covenant not to sue Central Washington University, its Board of Directors, officers, agents
or employees regarding any and all liability that may arise out of injury, harm, death, or property damage, resulting from
my participation in this Program.
Student Signature: ________________________________________ Date: _________________________________
Date of Birth: ________________________________________
Parent / Guardian Signature: _________________________________ Date: ________________________________
(If the student is under the age of 18 at the time this form is signed, parent/guardian signature is required.)
(revised 11/2014)
Career Services * Central Washington University * 400 E University Way * Ellensburg, WA 98926-7499
206 Bouillon Hall * 509-963-1921 * Fax 509-963-1811 * career@cwu.edu

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  • 1. LEARNING AGREEMENT Cooperative Education * Career Services * Central Washington University 400 E. University Way * Bouillon Hall 206 * MS 7499 * Ellensburg, WA 98926-7499 509-963-2405 * fax 509-963-1811 * www.cwu.edu/career This agreement must be completed and approved by ALL signatories before registration can be completed. Additional requirements and instructions pertaining to this Agreement are in the Student Workbook. It is the student’s responsibility to know the requirements. Academic departments may have additional requirements. (Revised 11-2014) Office Use Only: Registration Date _________ Course _____________________ Course # ___________ Must be typed STUDENT INFORMATION Name: (First, Middle I., Last) Karleigh M. Shannon Major: Public Relations CWU I.D. Number: 24402532 Work Phone: n/a Evening Phone: same as cell Cell Phone: 360-789-1194 Mailing Address during Internship: 48145 Murwood Ave City: Soldotna State: AK Country*: USA Zip: 99669 CWU email: shannonka@cwu.edu Cumulative Credits: 114 (Must have 45 credits to be eligible for 290; 90 credits for 490; grad student for 590 or 690) Current Cumulative GPA: 3.028 Class Standing: Senior Quarter to Be Registered: Summer 2015 Expected Graduating Qtr/Yr: Summer 2015 Have you signed the Student Cooperative Education/Internship Release Form? Yes Date 03/20/2015 Have you completed the Sexual Harassment Training? Yes Are you an International Student with a F1 visa? No International students on a F1 visa must obtain the signature of the International Student Advisor *Please take this completed agreement to Study Abroad & Exchange Programs located in room 101 in the International Center if the experience will take place outside of the United States. Additional paperwork will be required. PLACEMENT INFORMATION Employing Agency: Helvey Communications Web URL: www.helveycommunications.com Internship Position Title: Intern Business or Agency Type / Industry: For Profit Employer Mailing Address: (POB or Street) 18755 Second Street City: Eagle River State: AK Zip: 99577 Country: USA Placement Address if Different: n/a Employer Supervisor: Kristen Helvey Title: Owner/President CWU Alumnus/a No Phone: same as cell Cell Phone: 907-952-9985 email: khelvey@helveycommunications.com Work Hrs Per Week: 23 Academic Hrs Per Week 10_Number of Weeks: 9 Total Hrs: 207 Paid ___Unpaid X Wage Per Hr: n/a Other Compensation: (stipend, meals, lodging, mileage) n/a Starting Date: (mo/day/yr) 06/22/2015 Completion Date (mo/day/yr) 08/21/2015 EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION Name: Christopher Coreson Relationship to Intern: Boyfriend Emergency Contact Address: 48145 Murwood Ave City: Soldotna State: AK Zip: 99669 Day Phone: same as cell Evening Phone: same as cell Cell Phone: 509-770-4929 email: coreson_777@hotmail.com
  • 2. Academic Learning Plan - FACULTY INSTRUCTOR REQUIREMENTS Course Prefix: COM Course Number: 490 Number of Credits: 5 Campus Location: online Faculty Instructor: César García Department / Office Phone: Communication Dept./ 509-963-1097 Faculty Instructor Email Address: garciace@cwu.edu Department Fax Number: n/a Academic Requirements to Be Completed: (Choose Weekly, Bi-Weekly, monthly, bi-monthly, mid quarter, end of quarter) Term Paper / Project Due:       Journal or Log Due: 08/22/2015 Progress Reports Due: 07/15/2015 Final Report Due: 08/22/2015 Assigned Reading:       Number of Email Contacts: 3 Other:       Estimated hours per week outside the internship to meet academic requirements: 10 Faculty advisor or designee expects to contact student during placement as follows: # of job-site visits 0 # of on-campus conferences 0 # of telephone conferences 0 INTERNSHIP DESCRIPTION: To assist in client relationships in a professional public relations setting and develop requested elements, such as social media plans and media lists. LEARNING OBJECTIVES & ACTIVITIES: (Describe what objectives you and your advisor want you to be able to learn by the end of the placement; then list what reading, writing, and on-the-job activities you will do to accomplish each objective. (Minimum of three objectives and activities.) Objective – Understand client-contractor relationship and planning process. Activities – 1. Shadow client meetings 2. Client communications 3. Follow-ups with clients/tasks Objective – Develop and apply strategic communication plans and/or plan elements to meet identified client needs. Activities – 1. Review client communication plans 2. Discuss and develop appropriate tactics to support client communication plans 3. Build social media plans Objective – Enhance media relations skills. Activities – 1. Build media lists 2. Create media pitches 3. Write press releases Responsibilities of the Student 1. Maintain regular attendance at the site, notifying the site supervisor of anticipated absences 2. Abide by all state, federal, internship site and university rules and regulations 3. Inform immediately the work site supervisor and faculty advisor of any problems, concerns, and accidents/injuries. 4. Perform work in a timely and satisfactory manner. 5. Fulfill obligations of the Learning Agreement (including academic requirements and learning objectives) and training site pre- internship requirements. 6. Complete the required Sexual Harassment Training provided by HR.
  • 3. Responsibilities of the University 1. Encourage the student’s productive contribution to the overall mission of the Program site. 2. Certify the student’s academic eligibility to participate in a Program. 3. Establish guidelines and standards for the conduct of students enrolled in its Program and to make these guidelines and standards available to the Program site 4. Designate a faculty member who will serve as advisor to the student, assist in setting learning objectives, confer with the Program site personnel, monitor the progress of the student intern, and evaluate the academic performance 5. Maintain communication with the Program site and clarify any University policies and procedures. Responsibilities of the Cooperative Education/Internship Site (Program Site) 1. Encourage and support the learning aspect of the student’s Program. 2. Designate a professional staff person/employee to serve as an advisor/supervisor with responsibilities to help orient the student to the agency and its culture, to assist in the development of learning objectives, to confer regularly with the student and his/her faculty advisor, and to monitor the progress of the student. 3. Provide adequate supervision for the student and assign duties that are related to the student’s area of interest. 4. Provide a safe space for the intern to complete necessary work functions, and make available necessary equipment and supplies. 5. Agree not to displace regular workers with students functioning in the Program role. 6. Notify the Career Services Internship Coordinator or your Internship Advisor of any changes in the student’s work status, schedule or performance. 7. Allow the Internship Advisor or Internship Coordinator to conduct a pre-arranged phone conference or site visit to confer with the student and his/her supervisor. 8. Provide the REQUIRED mid-term and final evaluations of the student’s performance. Links for these will be emailed. 9. Maintain general liability, professional liability, Workers Compensation coverage, as required by law and comply with Fair Labor Standards Act guidelines when providing unpaid internships in the “for-profit” sector. 10. Not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, age, marital status, disability or status as a disabled veteran or Vietnam era veteran. 11. Regardless of direct or indirect services to clients, should the Program site have clients of vulnerable population pursuant to RCW 43.43.830-.845, Program Site agrees to obtain written permission from the Student Intern to perform the required criminal background check. Should negative information appear on the Students criminal report, Program site will be responsible for determining if placement will be allowed. Insurance Coverage Central Washington University does not have an obligation nor does it provide health, accident, or hospitalization insurance. Washington State laws do not allow the University to extend any of its professional or general liability coverage to students to cover their personal actions or negligence while performing work or volunteering at any Program site. Further, the use of a personal vehicle may be required by an intern for the benefit of the organization with whom they perform in the Program. Central Washington University provides no insurance for a student to operate his/her personal vehicle. Central Washington University has no liability for injury or property damage which may result from that use. The Cooperative Education Program is for the intern’s personal gain and academic credits. Interns will not be entitled to any Labor and Industries or Unemployment Compensation benefits during or after the completion of the University Program. Hold Harmless Clause The Program Site and use of any and all of its facilities shall be undertaken by the Student at their own sole risk, and that Central Washington University shall not be liable for any claims, demands, injuries, damages, actions, or causes of actions, whatsoever by the Student or property arising out of or connected with the Program or with the use of any and all services, or facilities associated with the Program site, whether or not sponsored by Central Washington University. Each party shall defend, indemnify and hold the other party, its officers, officials, employees and volunteers harmless from any and all claims, injuries, damages, losses or suits including attorney fees, arising out of injuries and damages caused by each party’s own negligence. SIGNATURE BLOCK We, the undersigned, agree with the validity of the Learning Agreement as proposed. The Employer and the University agree to provide the necessary advising, direction and supervision to ensure that the maximum educational benefit is achieved from the Student's field experience. The Student agrees to abide by the guidelines as outlined in the Student Workbook. The Employer Supervisor will evaluate the accomplishment of the Student's Learning Plan and work performance at the end of the grading period. The Faculty Advisor will evaluate the field experience and will award credit for successful accomplishment of the academic requirements and the Learning Plan. Student: Date Employer Supervisor: Date Department Faculty Instructor: Date Department Chair/Program Director: Date Dean/Associate Dean: Date IF NECESSARY: International Student Advisor: Date ____________________ IF NECESSARY: Study Abroad & Exchange Programs: Date ____________________ Career Services Date (For Office Use Only):
  • 4. Central Washington University Career Services Student Cooperative Education/Internship Release Form This is a release. Please read carefully. Students must submit this completed form and the Learning Agreement form to Career Services in order to be registered for academic credit. I, ___________________________________________, ID # _____________________________ am a student at (Student name - please print) Central Washington University, and plan to undertake my Co-operative Education / Internship Program during Fall_____ Winter _____ Spring _____ Summer _____ at the following location: (Year) (Year) (Year) (Year) ______________________________________________________________________________________________ (Name of Program Site) (City/State/Country) Central Washington University itself does not control the way in which learning sites are structured or operate. In granting credit for this cooperative education / internship (herein called the Program), the University affirms that, to the best of its knowledge, the experience is an appropriate curricular option for students in Central’s program of study and worthy of university credit; however, it makes no other assurances, expressed or implied, about any travel and living arrangements the student has made. Central Washington University does not knowingly approve program opportunities which pose undue risks to their participants. However, any program or travel carries with it potential hazards which are beyond the control of the University, its Board of Trustees, officers, agents or employees. INSURANCE COVERAGE I understand that some internship sites may require that I have sufficient health, accident, and hospitalization insurance to cover me during my Program. I further understand that I am responsible for the costs of such insurance and for any expenses not covered by this insurance, and I recognize that Central Washington University does not have an obligation nor do they provide me with such insurance. I also understand that Central Washington University recommends that I have sufficient health, accident, and hospitalization insurance during my internship experience. I assume full responsibility for any undisclosed physical or emotional problems that might impair my ability to complete the experience, and I release Central Washington University from any liability for injury to myself or damage to or loss of my possessions. I understand that Washington State Laws do not allow the University to extend any of it professional or general liability coverage to students, to cover their personal actions or negligence while performing work or volunteering at any Program site. Therefore I accept full legal and financial responsibility for my actions while performing my Program responsibilities, and understand that I am personally liable for any injury or damage which I may cause. I understand that if I use my personal vehicle for the benefit of the organization with whom I perform my Program, Central Washington University provides no insurance for me to operate a personal vehicle and also has no liability for injury or property damage which may result from that use. I agree to rely solely on my personal vehicle insurance coverage and on any insurance coverage provided by the Program site. Career Services * Central Washington University * 400 E University Way * Ellensburg, WA 98926-7499 206 Bouillon Hall * 509-963-1921 * Fax 509-963-1811 * career@cwu.edu
  • 5. I understand that because my Program is for personal gain and academic credits, I will not be entitled to any labor and industries or unemployment compensation benefits during or after the completion of my Program from the University. Further, I understand that Central Washington University assumes no liability for injury that I may suffer in the course of my Program, and requires that I be responsible for ascertaining whether my Program site provides Workers Compensation coverage for me. PERSONAL CONDUCT I understand that the responsibilities and circumstances of an off-campus Program may require a standard of professional etiquette that may differ from that of Central Washington University. Therefore, I indicate my willingness to understand and conform to the professional standards of the Program site. In addition, I am in full understanding that the designated Program site has requirements which I must meet prior to starting at the Program site, and failure to provide such documentation may result in immediate cancellation of my Program experience. I agree to provide all site-required documentation to the Associate Director of Career Services prior to starting my Program. I also further understand that it is important to the success of the present Program, and the continuance of future Programs, that interns observe standards of conduct that would not compromise Central Washington University in the eyes of individuals and organizations with which it has dealings. I acknowledge the responsibility of Central Washington University and its Associate Director of Career Services and the Professor involved in the Program to set rules and interpret conduct for this purpose. I agree that should Central Washington University and its Career Services Associate Director or the Professor of the Program decide that I must be terminated from my Program because of conduct that might bring the Program into disrepute or the Program site into jeopardy, that decision will be final and may result in the loss of academic credit. GENERAL RELEASE I hereby authorize Central Washington University to release a copy of my criminal history background check, excluded- party checks, proof of immunizations, CPR Certification Card, student transcript, and any other documents so required by the Program site or organization in consideration of my placement in their program. I understand that any negative information found on any materials required by the Program site prior to placement may affect my consideration for placement with the Program site. Therefore, I agree to release the University, its officers, agents and employees from any liability associated with my Program placement should any negative information by found and my placement denied by the Program site. I understand that Central Washington University reserves the right to make cancellations, changes or substitutions in cases of emergency or changed conditions or in the general interest of its Programs. It is further expressly agreed that the Program site and use of any and all of its facilities shall be undertaken by me at my own sole risk, and that Central Washington University shall not be liable for any and all claims, demands, injuries, damages, actions, or causes of actions, whatsoever to me, by me, or property arising out of or connected with the Program and with the use of any and all services, or facilities associated with the Program, whether or not sponsored by Central Washington University. I do hereby release, discharge and covenant not to sue Central Washington University, its Board of Directors, officers, agents or employees regarding any and all liability that may arise out of injury, harm, death, or property damage, resulting from my participation in this Program. Student Signature: ________________________________________ Date: _________________________________ Date of Birth: ________________________________________ Parent / Guardian Signature: _________________________________ Date: ________________________________ (If the student is under the age of 18 at the time this form is signed, parent/guardian signature is required.) (revised 11/2014) Career Services * Central Washington University * 400 E University Way * Ellensburg, WA 98926-7499 206 Bouillon Hall * 509-963-1921 * Fax 509-963-1811 * career@cwu.edu
  • 6. I understand that because my Program is for personal gain and academic credits, I will not be entitled to any labor and industries or unemployment compensation benefits during or after the completion of my Program from the University. Further, I understand that Central Washington University assumes no liability for injury that I may suffer in the course of my Program, and requires that I be responsible for ascertaining whether my Program site provides Workers Compensation coverage for me. PERSONAL CONDUCT I understand that the responsibilities and circumstances of an off-campus Program may require a standard of professional etiquette that may differ from that of Central Washington University. Therefore, I indicate my willingness to understand and conform to the professional standards of the Program site. In addition, I am in full understanding that the designated Program site has requirements which I must meet prior to starting at the Program site, and failure to provide such documentation may result in immediate cancellation of my Program experience. I agree to provide all site-required documentation to the Associate Director of Career Services prior to starting my Program. I also further understand that it is important to the success of the present Program, and the continuance of future Programs, that interns observe standards of conduct that would not compromise Central Washington University in the eyes of individuals and organizations with which it has dealings. I acknowledge the responsibility of Central Washington University and its Associate Director of Career Services and the Professor involved in the Program to set rules and interpret conduct for this purpose. I agree that should Central Washington University and its Career Services Associate Director or the Professor of the Program decide that I must be terminated from my Program because of conduct that might bring the Program into disrepute or the Program site into jeopardy, that decision will be final and may result in the loss of academic credit. GENERAL RELEASE I hereby authorize Central Washington University to release a copy of my criminal history background check, excluded- party checks, proof of immunizations, CPR Certification Card, student transcript, and any other documents so required by the Program site or organization in consideration of my placement in their program. I understand that any negative information found on any materials required by the Program site prior to placement may affect my consideration for placement with the Program site. Therefore, I agree to release the University, its officers, agents and employees from any liability associated with my Program placement should any negative information by found and my placement denied by the Program site. I understand that Central Washington University reserves the right to make cancellations, changes or substitutions in cases of emergency or changed conditions or in the general interest of its Programs. It is further expressly agreed that the Program site and use of any and all of its facilities shall be undertaken by me at my own sole risk, and that Central Washington University shall not be liable for any and all claims, demands, injuries, damages, actions, or causes of actions, whatsoever to me, by me, or property arising out of or connected with the Program and with the use of any and all services, or facilities associated with the Program, whether or not sponsored by Central Washington University. I do hereby release, discharge and covenant not to sue Central Washington University, its Board of Directors, officers, agents or employees regarding any and all liability that may arise out of injury, harm, death, or property damage, resulting from my participation in this Program. Student Signature: ________________________________________ Date: _________________________________ Date of Birth: ________________________________________ Parent / Guardian Signature: _________________________________ Date: ________________________________ (If the student is under the age of 18 at the time this form is signed, parent/guardian signature is required.) (revised 11/2014) Career Services * Central Washington University * 400 E University Way * Ellensburg, WA 98926-7499 206 Bouillon Hall * 509-963-1921 * Fax 509-963-1811 * career@cwu.edu