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LSA Internship Scholarship Open!
Looking for a summer internship but concerned about supporting your expenses? Consider applying for the LSA Internship Scholarship! The application is now open, giving you an opportunity to earn up to $5,000 to help cover your paid/unpaid summer internship expenses. Read more about the scholarship and eligibility requirements!
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Gain Credit for Internships: ALA 225
Have an internship this summer? Enroll in ALA 225 to earn a credit while learning how to maximize your experience. Establish goals, reflect on what you are learning, and develop skills for framing your internship experience. Read more about ALA 225 or courses in your department.
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The Art of Public Speaking
Spring Term | 10:00 A.M.–12:00 P.M. | Mason Hall “Communication skills ranked as the most or second-most desired baseline skill in all industries.” (CNBC, 12/2/15). Enroll in ALA 270-106 this spring to increase your knowledge, understanding, and ability to use the fundamentals of oral communication for work, civic engagement, and beyond. You will leave this course a more confident, persuasive, and compelling speaker. Read more!
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SEE ALL UPCOMING EVENTS...
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“Just an Intern”
Matt Nadai | Philosophy, Politics, & Economics
“I went into this experience with the mentality that I was “just an intern.” I was the least experienced in my department, and I was there to learn from my colleagues. I felt so fortunate to have been taken aboard by my company, and I didn’t want to step on any toes or cross any lines. My precautionary approach was intended to respect those around me, but I found that this thinking was detrimental to my experience. By not fully joining the conversation, I was robbing my company of valued input and robbing myself of being fully engaged in my work.
After a few weeks, I decided to make a change; I began voicing my opinions and challenging others’. Much to my delight, my supervisors took note and supported me in continuing to share my point of view. Lesson learned. ” Read more.
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