GLS 630 GD&J Internship I
The internship requires 100 hours of supervised hands-on experience working in communities either in the U.S. or in an international context, affected by conflict, poverty and injustices. Students will work with an on-site supervisor of a recognized organization and will receive regular evalation during the internship. The internship placement will depend upon the student's focus and vocational goals, allowing for skills development in a specific sector of development, justice and/or peacebuilding. Online journal reflections, additional readings, reports and a final evaluation will be included in the experience. Prerequisite: Generally students are required to complete the first year of MAGDJ courses before beginning their internship.