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If you have met with your advisor and secured an Internship position, you can register for Internship Credits. Internships cannot be registered via SU Online, you must submit a form to be approved and signed by your Advisor; Once all your paperwork is completed you must submit it to the department to be processed.You can email them to Rose Kaser, or drop the forms at the Center for the Study of Sport & Exercise in Lynn 110.
All students must fill out the three documents required by the College for internship course registration each time they want to register for an internship:
Please read through the College of Arts & Sciences Student Internship Handbook and the Internship Registration Form Sample before registering for an internship. Once your forms are entirely completed except for the Program Coordinator's signature, you must turn them in to Rose Kaser. After Rose receives the forms, she will obtain the Program Coordinator’s signature, and then the forms are submitted to the College to be approved. After the College approves them, then they are sent to the registrar for approval and to be entered in SUOnline. This whole process can take up to 2 weeks, so be patient.
For more information about internships and preparing for one, please visit the College of Arts & Sciences Student Internship Website.
Internship relationships have been established with many local, regional, and national institutions. Students have the option of securing one long-term internship to enrich a personal career focus or several short-term experiences to explore the various careers available in the industry.
Seattle University Athletic DepartmentFor a list of internships in the SU Athletic Department, click here. Seattle University Center for the Study of Sport & ExerciseFor a list of internships and graduate assistantships in the SU Center for the Study of Sport & Exercise, click here. The following list provides other internship options available:
Seattle University Athletic DepartmentFor a list of internships in the SU Athletic Department, click here.
Seattle University Center for the Study of Sport & ExerciseFor a list of internships and graduate assistantships in the SU Center for the Study of Sport & Exercise, click here.
The following list provides other internship options available:
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