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A Wide Range of Internship Options

Internships are a pillar of a �ǿմ�ý education. The Career Services Office calls internships “the single most important thing you can do to gain career-related experience.” Hands-on learning experiences are mandatory for some majors and strongly recommended for all.

Perdue School of Business students are required to have an Applied Business Learning Experience that includes a faculty-guided class and work-site internship.
In the Fulton School of Liberal Arts, practicums are a must for communication arts, while other majors have worked with elected officials and in global conflict resolution.
College of Health and Human Services students train at regional hospitals and through other field placements.

Henson School of Science and Technology students have interned with the National Institutes of Health and joined surgeons for global medical missions.
The Seidel School of Education provides classroom experience through its national award-winning Professional Development School network.

This is just a sampling of the many internship opportunities available to �ǿմ�ý students.

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City Interns Gain New Perspectives

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Internships in various fields are available through the City of �ǿմ�ý.

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Elementary education majors took initiative to keep their students engaged while learning from home.

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Finance major Abby Snow completed an accounting internship that taught her people are as important as the numbers.

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Grad Student Interns at NSCA Headquarters

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�ǿմ�ý student Rachel Dubbs followed �ǿմ�ý researchers and others as they conducted summer field work in the Brazilian Amazon.

�ǿմ�ý Student Selected for UNITAR Internship, PPIA Fellowship

History and political science double major Abiodun “Abey” Adeoye has earned two prestigious opportunities.

�ǿմ�ý Earns $1.2M Grant to Offer NSF's Noyce Teacher Scholarships

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Mayo Clinic Selects �ǿմ�ý Student for Summer Lab Science Program

When doctors order lab tests for patients, their diagnoses, treatments and health often are on the line.

�ǿմ�ý Students Earn Flynn Oncology Nursing Fellowship at Johns Hopkins

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Anthropology Student Replicates Iron Age Artifacts With 3-D Printing

Dr. Elizabeth Ragan and student Annelise Beer have much to say about casts of archaic human skulls.

VCSFA Funds NASA Summer Internship for �ǿմ�ý Communication Arts Student

Haley Weisgerber spent her summer on the front lines of public relations for NASA Wallops Flight Facility.

�ǿմ�ý Students Earn Earn Paid NOAA Internships

Samantha Koehler and Kayla Rexroth both received the Ernest F. Hollings Undergraduate Scholarship.