Internships and Jobs
CENTER FOR INTERNSHIPS & & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENTCalifornia State University, Fullerton
Langsdorf Hall, Room 209
(657) 278-3746
About the Program
The Center for Internships and & Community Engagement (CICE) was
established to offer students the opportunity to formally
integrate academic studies with practical work experience prior
to graduation. Internships and cooperative education positions
allow you] to expand your knowledge and develop your skills in a
"real work" situation which can better prepare you for selecting
a career and successfully entering the job market upon
graduation. This experience enables you to clearly define your
educational and career goals while earning academic credit.
Students participating in internships/cooperative education
opportunities are supervised and monitored by both a site
supervisor and a member of the University faculty. The Center
for Internships and CICE acts as a bridge
linking companies and organizations with CSUF students and
faculty.
Program Options
There are two basic internship/cooperative education position
types:
Parallel program (internships) work part-time and continue
studies concurrently Alternate program (cooperative education)
work full-time for a semester or a summer and continue studies
the following semester with the possibility of returning for a
second work period. Both paid and unpaid internship positions
are available.
The Center's Role
Maintain student files and program statistics. Develop and
maintains contacts with internship/cooperative education
providers.Provide students and faculty coordinators with
information related to current internship opportunities.
Facilitate student enrollment in the internship courses. Promote
internship/cooperative education opportunities to students.
The Faculty Coordinator's Role
Guide and assist students in defining career and academic
goals. Provides approval for students to establish files. Define
requirements for academic credit. Monitor student's
internship/cooperative education work experience. Evaluates
student performance. Awards academic credit.
Benefits for You
Explore various career options within a major. Solidify academic
and career goals. Gain work experience in your career
field.Network and develop industry contacts. Earn academic credit
which is reflected on your academic transcript. Receive guidance
from faculty coordinators.
Additional Benefits
Through your participation in an internship or in cooperative
education, your chances of obtaining a position in your desired
field will be increased. Upon graduation, you are more
marketable to potential employers. More and more first-time
professional hires come from the pool of students who have
completed an internship or cooperative education position.
Participation Requirements
You must:
Be a currently enrolled student at California State University,
Fullerton. Be completing a program of study that will lead, upon
graduation, to a Bachelor's or Master's degree. Be at least in
your junior year of study (have completed a minimum of 59
semester units of coursework). Be in good academic standing
(min. 2.0 GPA). Receive approval from Gerald Hoth, the
Accounting Department's internship coordinator.
Application Procedures
An Academic Internship Information Card with full internship application procedures can be found on the CICE website at
http://www.fullerton.edu/cice/AcademicInternshipsinfocards.html. Simply select the card fir your major discipline. If you wish to speak to a CICE team member you may call us on 657-278-3746 or visit our office Monday through Friday 8am to 5pm in LH-206.
Job Listings
For information about Internship & Job Listings, please visit
website of Center for Internships & Service Learn
NOTE!
If you are presently employed or if you hold a volunteer
position requiring a significant time commitment, that position
may meet the requirements to enable you to receive academic
credit for the experience. Contact CICE for more
information.

