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Be cleared academically to participate in
an internship.
This includes being admitted to the Perdue
School of Business and completing any pre-requisites for your major.
To be sure you are cleared,
CLICK HERE.
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Attend Junior Orientation.
Junior
Orientation is usually scheduled within the first 2-3 weeks of the fall
or spring semester. All juniors in the Perdue School must attend.
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Attend an
ABLE Internship Workshop and the Pre-Internship
Seminar at least one semester prior to enrolling in an
internship for credit.
For a schedule of upcoming internship workshops,
CLICK HERE.
Finance or
Information Systems majors who will be enrolling in a practicum or
experiential learning course to satisfy their ABLE requirement do not
need to attend an ABLE workshop. Economics majors do
not have to enroll in an ABLE workshop.
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Purchase an ABLE Internship Workbook.
ABLE Workbooks cost $15 and are purchased
directly from the ABLE office located in Student Services,
Holloway Hall. To purchase a book, please place $15 on
your GullCard before coming to Student
Services to purchase your workbook. Workbooks can only be paid for using your
GullCard!
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Find and secure an internship.
Internships can be found using eRecruiting or created through personal networks.
As part of the job seeking process, students need to apply,
interview, and be selected for an internship prior to
registering for an internship course for credit. The
selection of a student by a company will be very similar to
selection for employment. The ABLE office does not place
students in internships. However, if you have any
questions or are having problems finding an internship please
contact the ABLE office for guidance.
Be sure to open an eRecruiting account and upload your
resume!
(Go
to eRecruiting Now!)
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Complete all of the following forms.
Forms are available in the ABLE Internship Workbook.
- ABLE Internship Agreement, Disclosure, and
Certifications
- Business Internship Student Application
- Available Internship Job Description
- Learning Goals and Objectives
- ABLE Internship Credit Agreement (signed
by the intern and the internship company site supervisor)
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Schedule an appointment with the faculty
department chair for your declared major.
Department chairs will review internship information and must
sign the ABLE Internship Credit Agreement before you come to the
ABLE office to enroll in an internship course for credit.
Department Chairs are:
- Accounting: Dr. Ken Smith
- Management and Marketing: Dr. Frank
Shipper
(Please turn
MGMT, MKTG and BUAD workbooks in to the ABLE office. Check
back within two working days for the approval of your
workbook)
- Finance: Dr. Herman Manakyan
- Information Systems: Dr.
Catherine Beise (on sabbatical); Please
see Dr. Jeffrey Kottemann
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Bring completed ABLE Workbook with all
signed agreements to the ABLE office.
The ABLE staff will review all of the Workbook
documentation for completeness and provide a final approval of a proposed internship.
The ABLE Office
staff will then provide a permission number to be
used to register for the three credit class
which accompanies all internships for credit. Classes are
generally available on-line with only a few face to face
meetings.
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Register for your faculty supervised class on
GullNet. Using the permission number provided by the
ABLE office, go to GullNet to register. The permission
number will guide you to the appropriate 490/491 course for your
major. Students can register during normal registration
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