An internship is a great way to apply course material to the work place. Every student receiving a Bachelor of Science Degree in Agricultural Business Management (ABM) and Environmental Economics and Policy (EEP) is required to complete an internship. General guidelines are listed below. For complete information regarding internships, please see the Guidelines pdf and/or contact the Internship Coordinator. NOTE: The internship agreement form will need to be completed before you begin your internship.

Guidelines

  • The Internship Agreement Form must be completed (and signed) before the internship begins.
  • Three components of an internship:
    1. At least 200 hours of "on-the-job" experience
    2. A written report of the internship experience
    3. An oral presentation detailing your activities during your internship experience (15 minute presentation; 15 minutes of discussion)
  • A faculty advisor will assist you in planning your internship, completing the agreement form, and will be a liaison during your experience if issues or questions arise.
  • A final grade (Pass/No-pass) is assigned after the completion of your oral presentation.

For a complete explanation of the guidelines, please read the Internship Policies and Guidelines document.

Before meeting with your Faculty Advisor, please fill out the Internship Agreement Form.

Project Coordinators
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Larry Lev (ABM)
541.737.1417

Dave Lewis (EEP)
541.737.1334
 

 
Internship/Project Presentations - Spring 2019
Place: Ballard Extension Hall 200C
 
Time
Date: Tuesday, May 14
9:00 a.m.
Kaitlin Morrisette (Oregon Coast Aquarium)
         
Time
Date: Tuesday, May 21
8:30 a.m.
Lauryn Moore (Projects with Steve Dundas) 
 9:00 a.m.  Jack Hobbs (Projects with Steve Dundas)
 10:30 a.m.  Amy Kraitchman (State Senator Cliff Bentz)

 

Time
Date: Thursday, May 23
11:00 a.m.
Courtney Anderson (Projects with Clark Seavert)
 1:30 p.m.  Andrew Ponce (Lassen Canyon Nursery, Inc.)