After Your Internship

1. Meet with your Internship Supervisor.  Remind your internship supervisor to complete this confidential supervisor evaluation via Moodle (login required).
2. Debrief with 3CE.  Set up an appointment with 3CE to discuss your internship experience, and ask your contact person at 3CE to complete the confidential 3CE evaluation via Moodle (login required).
3. Create your Multimedia Exit Report.  Perhaps the most important piece of your internship experience is to complete your multimedia exit report so that you can share your experiences with the general public and prospective/current students. The exit report is simply a multimedia report saved in web format, e.g. a Powerpoint presentation saved as PDF or a movie saved as QuickTime. Make sure to include information about a) whom you worked for, b) what you did, c) when you did it (i.e., which semester & year as well as the amount of time you worked), and d) the main professional & academic skills you cultivated as a result of the internship. You’ll want to plan ahead before your internship so you can take pictures or movies during your internship experience to compile into the exit report. Please bear in mind that your final report (as opposed to your journal entries) will be publicly viewable. Feel free to make it entertaining, but work to effectively convey the information requested above, and make sure your report is top-notch quality in all respects. When you produce your draft exit report, have your instructor or someone else carefully check for spelling mistakes and clarity. Once it’s done, simply email it to envs@lclark.edu so we can insert a link to it in your internship database record.
4. Debrief with your ENVS 244 Instructor.  Make an appointment with your ENVS 244 instructor to do a debrief, and summarize your final thoughts of your internship experience in your final student evaluation via Moodle (login required).