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Internship Completion & Reflection

Make sure all forms to receive credit and your evaluation forms are turned in.

Reflect on your experience - even if its not a requirement. You may want to write a journal or paper describing your experience for future reference.

Ask yourself: what you learned, what skills you gained, how this experience tied into your career goals. Did you make the most of your internship?

You can use this information to describe the internship experience in your future resumes, cover letters and job interviews.

Share your experience with us!

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