CRJ 255 - Conservation Law Internship

This course is tied to a placement with an organization related to the field of Conservation Law so students can gain significant and extensive, field experience. A formal approval process is followed in which students meet with the faculty advisor to specify learning outcomes for the experience. This approval process precedes registration. A student will be required to complete 40 hours of supervised work as well as attend 6 seminars during the semester. A summative report addressing how the student met the learning outcomes is expected at the end of the experience.

Prerequisites: CRJ 114 or Permission of Instructor

Course Typically Offered: Fall

Credits: 3