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Internships in English

EARNING ACADEMIC CREDIT,
GAINING WORK EXPERIENCE

 

The Department of English offers a number of Internships every semester. Interns receive careful supervision by an Internship Mentor in the job setting and by the Faculty Internship Coordinator in the English Department. Students earn 3 units of upper-division or graduate credit, depending upon class standing.

Internships provide opportunities to explore your chosen professional field. By learning and experiencing the day-to-day responsibilities and demands of the job, an internship will help you determine if the profession is indeed a good fit for you.

Read what some of our past Interns have reported about their experience:

Ian reported:
"...at CalPERS I have been able to do work that I feel proud of doing."

Danielle reported:
"...this internship has been an incredibly valuable experience… researching and writing about terrorism in my internship work was an extension of coursework in Humanities 110, but on a more profound level."

Luci reported:
"my internship has really broadened by idea of what it means to be an educator."

Mandy reported:
"This internship gave me my first experience in the world of publishing, a world that I had absolulely no familiarity with. It was the best experience I have had and I am glad that I have ha the opportunity."

Katie reported:
"Many things I wouldn't do over again and many things I truly enjoyed, but above all I consider my internship [with a literary agency] to be one of the most influential experiences of my college career."

Stephanie reported:
"[The article I wrote] recieved a response back from Marie Claire magazine! I am very excited about the entire process."

It is imperative that students contact the Faculty Internship Coordinator immediately after signing up for 195C or 410C in order to earn credit for the internship. For more information, please consult the procedures page and the other links below.

 

 

Contact the Faculty Internship Coordinator

Professor Julie Yen
julie.yen@csus.edu
http://www.csus.edu/indiv/y/yenj

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