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Provides an opportunity to integrate HDFS classroom knowledge into real-world experiences. Students complete between 160-240 hours (4-6 credits) at an internship site approved by the HDFS Department. Weekly meetings with internship site supervisors foster the development of professional skills and feedback to enhance students’ performance, conduct, ethics, and communication skills for the workplace.
Course Learning Objectives
HDFS 477A (Professional Preparation: Local Internship Placements) or HDFS 477B (Professional Preparation: Distance Internship Placements); Human Development and Family Studies majors only; Instructor approval must be given prior to enrollment. Students will be provided enrollment instructions once they have been cleared for internship by the Coordinator of HDFS Experiential Learning.
Dr. Jennifer Reinke is an Associate Professor in the Human Development and Family Studies Department at CSU. She is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, a Certified Family Life Educator, and co-editor of Family Life Education: The Practice of Family Science. Dr. Reinke’s scholarly interests are centered around the scholarship of teaching and learning in family science.
