SOCIOLOGY INTERNSHIPS

Sociology Internship Information

The Sociology, Criminology and Criminal Justice internship serves to expose you to real world experiences that allow you to apply your major in a field of your choice. An internship provides out-of-the-classroom experience and provides an edge for you during your job search after graduation. The internship (SOC487) is worth three credits while the Internship Seminar (SOC492) is worth one credit. Through the seminar and the internship experience you have an opportunity to review your major while beginning the transition to the work force.

 

REQUIREMENTS

1. Senior Standing
2. Prerequisites: SOC210, SOC311, SOC313 and SOC301 or SOC302

 

Internship Process

1. Get Internship forms from Vivian or download here
   Internship Registration Form | Internship Contract
2. Contact agencies you are interested in.
   The Sociology Department does not initiate the placement of interns. Internships are self-initiated, and are not limited to the choices found within the internship handbook or any possible internships listed on this site.
3. Contact Paul Stock for approval.
   Paul is the internship coordinator who will assist in finding, securing and any other miscellaneous duties related to the internship program from start to finish.
4. Begin working and take SOC492.

CONTACT INFORMATION:
Paul Stock, Internship Coordinator
Clark B272
pstock@lamar.colostate.edu
970/491.7347