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Remote Internship Policy
Remote Internship Policy Under normal circumstances, the College requires students to complete on-site internships with organizations because in general an on-site internship provides a richer experience for the student. An on-site internship allows students to experience working in a professional office setting, gives them exposure to equipment and tools they will need to do the job, gives them hands-on experience, and allows them to network with the other people working in the office environment. On occasion, an Internship Facilitator may make an exception and allow a student to participate in a remote internship. When that occurs, the following guidelines should be met. - Organizations should have all of the following: - A physical location, a listed telephone number and a website - A history of offering paid employment - A Tax ID number - An internship job description - Additionally, the Internship Facilitator should make sure the following are true: - The internship site will provide a virtual workspace including videoconferencing software, communication channels (such as Slack or MS Teams), file access and storage - The Site Supervisor will provide the intern with regular supervision, mentoring and feedback through daily and weekly check-ins, and opportunities to sit in on virtual company meetings and trainings. - The intern will provide a weekly report to the Site Supervisor and Faculty Internship Facilitator with hours worked, hours-to-date, work completed, challenges and problems encountered, and progress toward learning objectives. |