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- Self-employment is not eligible for internship credit.
- You must complete your internship with a mentor with a four-year degree in your specific
area of study and, at minimum, 1+ years fulltime professional experience directly
in the industry. And if you are in the BFA program, the same educational equivalent.
- BFA performance students should ideally be focusing on performance internships at
professional venues (such as theatres where they can work toward union eligibility.)
The assumed career for BFA performance majors is professional performance, and the
internship should reflect that.
- The employer must provide you with a place to work and necessary equipment.
- Before the internship begins, you will agree with your employer regarding whether
your internship is paid or unpaid.
- Your responsibilities should align with the coursework you have already completed.
They must also relate to your educational emphasis.
- Your responsibilities should be substantive. A job where you primarily answer the
phone, for instance, would not be substantive.
- Your mentor should give you structured, regular, feedback on all projects and work.
- Any fraudulent, inaccurate, incomplete or non-verifiable information relating to your
internship will result in you not earning credit for the internship.
- Upon receipt of application approval by email, please refer to the registration instructions
and included Course Registration Number (CRN) to register for your course.
- Once you have registered for your class, you can then log onto your Canvas and complete
your internship course.
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