DMC 413 - Internship in Digital Media and Communications

Working in collaboration with professionals at media organizations and in corporate and non-profit, students put theory into practice by producing media in a professional work environment. Possible activities include producing and distributing media, i.e. websites, articles, films, brochures etc. planning and staging media events; researching and evaluating public relations campaigns; and optimization studies. The internship gives students a practical context in which to examine and interpret issues and concepts they have studied in the classroom.

Credits: 4

Prerequisites/Restrictions: Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors Only.

Notes: May be repeatable.

Upon registration for this course, you will need to make an appointment with a Career Coach in the Career Education Center. This meeting will lead to your permission to enter the Experience section of Handshake to complete the forms necessary to do your internship for academic credit. The process will take several weeks and needs to be completed prior to the
start of the semester.

STUDENTS WHO DO NOT COMPLETE THIS PROCESS WILL BE DROPPED FROM THE CLASS.