I am not entirely sure what you mean by internship Susan. If it is of 
any relevance, our university has always had a major focus on co-op 
education which means eg in our program students have four work terms 
during their undergrad program. A work term lasts four months. This 
gives them some of the practical experience they need for their 
accounting designation but it also adds a good deal to their learning 
experience. This exists throughout the university in most of the higher 
admission programs (ie harder to get into) ie it is something that 
students value very highly. I think this is a different twist on what 
you describe. Our students have combined work terms in fourth year -- so 
they actually work 8 months.

Sally

S Martin wrote:
> Colleagues at institutions with Legal Studies majors or minors:  Do 
> you have a program (not ad hoc) for providing internships for your 
> students?  Do you have a course that requires students to have an 
> internship and do a related "project" that is supervised by the 
> professor?  I would very much appreciate if you would share the 
> details of any such programs or courses or direct me to a web page 
> that describes them.  Please respond to [log in to unmask] 
> <mailto:[log in to unmask]>.  Thanks for your help.  Happy 
> Thanksgiving.
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