Pam:

We have "internship" programs at the State University of New York @
Potsdam.  Generally speaking, students are limited in credits -- 3 usually
and 6 at maximum.  Students must do "some type of work" for these credits
besides working at the place of employment.  This consists of book
reports, weekly reports, special projects, Internet searching for
articles, or anything your little old heart desires.  A written contract
must be signed before the start of the program defining what is to be
completed by the student.  Make no mistake that the students will read the
contract in the most liberal manner to avoid doing additional work.

Sincerely,
Professor David S. Kistler



> Hi again esteemed colleagues,
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> We offer an internship course in the undergraduate program, and I have
> been asked to supervise in the fall.   Our students have worked in the
> local prosecutors office, and in several local law firms.
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> Does anyone else have experience with internships or thoughts on the
> idea that you would like to share?
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> Thanks very much for your time,
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> Pam
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> Pamela Gershuny, J.D., M.B.A.
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> Associate Professor of Business Law
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> Department of Accounting and MIS
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> Harrison College of Business  (AACSB accredited)
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> Southeast Missouri State University
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