Common Contracts
3 similar Internship Agreement contracts
Undergraduate Internship Agreement – 9 CreditsInternship Agreement • December 16th, 2020
The Internship is intended to be an intensive 360 hour field experience conducted in a setting as similar as possible to that in which interns subsequently intend to seek employment and must be in the student’s area of concentration in Kinesiology and Sports Studies. The nature of this experience should be very much like that of a regular exercise science or sports administration position, but with closer supervision than is usually the case with an employed professional. Internship should occur at the end of the training program, and the interns are expected to put into practice the knowledge and skills previously acquired in their program. The level of training at the point of entry into Internship will insure that the arrangement will be mutually beneficial to the host's agency and to the interns.
Undergraduate Internship Agreement – 8 CreditsInternship Agreement • December 3rd, 2020
The Internship is intended to be an intensive 320 hour field experience conducted in a setting as similar as possible to that in which interns subsequently intend to seek employment and must be in the student’s area of concentration in Kinesiology, Sport, and Recreation. The nature of this experience should be very much like that of a regular exercise science or sports administration position, but with closer supervision than is usually the case with an employed professional. Internship should occur at the end of the training program, and the interns are expected to put into practice the knowledge and skills previously acquired in their program. The level of training at the point of entry into Internship will insure that the arrangement will be mutually beneficial to the host's agency and to the interns.
Undergraduate Internship Agreement – 7 CreditsInternship Agreement • September 17th, 2020
The Internship is intended to be an intensive 280 hour field experience conducted in a setting as similar as possible to that in which interns subsequently intend to seek employment and must be in the student’s area of concentration in Kinesiology, Sport, and Recreation. The nature of this experience should be very much like that of a regular exercise science or sports administration position, but with closer supervision than is usually the case with an employed professional. Internship should occur at the end of the training program, and the interns are expected to put into practice the knowledge and skills previously acquired in their program. The level of training at the point of entry into Internship will insure that the arrangement will be mutually beneficial to the host's agency and to the interns.
