Internships

The College of Liberal Arts offers a wide range of internship programs related to students' academic studies and career goals. Interns gain valuable experience while assisting public agencies, organizations, and businesses with their skills and knowledge. Internships are eligible for college credit, and many of the programs are open to students regardless of major, with the instructor's approval.

Read about the internship programs and interns' experiences, below.

Anthropology

► The Internship Program in Anthropology
Contact: Mr. Neill Hadder, Coordinator, (512) 245-8272

English

► Internship in Editing the Professional Publication (ENG 5312.251)
Center for the Study of the Southwest
Contact: Dr. Dick Heaberlin, FH 244, (512) 245-3710; Brazos 221, (512) 245-0351

► Internship in Editing the Professional Publication (ENG 5312.252)
For MFA students in Creative Writing
Contact: Steve Wilson, FH 349, (512) 245-7680

► Internship in Editing the Professional Publication (ENG 5312.253)
Contact: Dr. Libby Allison, FH 363, (512) 245-3733

Philosophy

► Internship in Independent Studies—PHIL 4388
Contact: Dr. Audrey McKinney, PSY 134f, (512) 245-2047

Political Science

► Internship in Legal Studies—POSI 5380
for students in the MA in Legal Studies Program
and the Paralegal Studies Certificate Program
Contact: Jo Ellen Korthals, ELA 266, (512) 245-2233

► Undergraduate Internship in Political Science
Contact: Dr. Patricia Parent, ELA 330, (512) 245-3269

► Undergraduate Internship in Public Administration
Contact: Ms. Sherri Mora, ELA 250, (512) 245-7427

► Master of Arts in Political Science Internship
Contact: Ms. Dodie Widener, ELA 266, (512) 245-2143
or Dr. Cecilia Castillo, ELA 329, (512) 245-3255

► Master of Public Administration: Internship in Government
Contact: Ms. Dodie Widener, ELA 266, (512) 245-2143
or Dr. Patricia Shields, ELA 266, (512) 245-2143