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OFFICE OF INTERNSHIPS AND EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION

2010 – 2011
Year End Report

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OIEE Student Demographics…………………………………………………………… 3 National Association of Colleges & Employers (NACE) National Hiring Trends.……..4 OIEE Employer Final Evaluation Summary……………………………………………..5 OIEE Student Final Evaluation Summary……………………………………………….6 – 33 2010 – 2011 Internship Placements…………………………………………………….. 34-37

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OFFICE OF INTERNSHIPS & EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION
ANNUAL REPORT – FALL 2010, SPRING 2011, & SUMMER 2011

Over the course of the fall 2010, spring 2011 & summer 2011 semesters the Office of Internships & Experiential Education (OIEE) worked with a total of 351. The student interns were enrolled in 6, 9, 12 or 15 credits based on available elective credit, previous OIEE internship experience, academic schedule, and the internship agencies’ need. Over the course of the year the OIEE student interns completed a total of 94,900 field experience hours. The following information represents the total OIEE student population, including their internship field experience hours, from fall 2010 through summer 2011.

Student Interns by credit & total hours Number of students by semester Fall 2010 Spring 2011 Summer 2011 Total 3 Credit Field Experience 1 (117 hrs) 3 (351 hrs) 12 (1,200 hrs) 16 (1,668 hrs) 6 Credit Field Experience 37 (7,696 hrs) 72 (14,976 hrs) 66 (13,200 hrs) 175 (35,872 hrs) 9 Credit Field Experience 16 (4,992 hrs) 37 (11,544 hrs) 26 (7,800 hrs) 79 (24,336 hrs) 12 Credit Field Experience 17 (7,072 hrs) 22 (9,152 hrs) 42 (16,800 hrs) 81 (33,024 hrs) Total Field Experience Hours 71 (19,877 hrs) 134 (36,023 hrs) 146 (39,000 hrs) 351 (94,900 hrs)

The following information represents the total number of 351 student interns listed by major. Over the course of the fall, spring & summer semesters 25 majors were represented.

Communication Studies Psychology Human Development & Family Studies Political Science Communicative Disorders Economics

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