| Instructor: William P. Brown | Office: Hiner 106.3 |
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| web: http://www.longwood.edu/staff/brownwp/ | Office telephone: 434.395.2365 |
| Office Hours | email: brownwp@longwood.edu |
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| Per Cent | |
| Weekly Reports | 15% |
| Journal | 15 |
| Final Report | 35 |
| Supervisor's Evaluation | 30 |
| Instructor's Evaluation | 5 |
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Letter grades are awarded in the following ranges. 90+ is an A, 80-89.9 is a B, 70-79.9 is a C, and 60-69.9 is a D. 59.9 or below is an F.
Weekly Reports
You must email me weekly (not later than each Monday am) with a brief summary of what you have done the previous week. This is also your opportunity to ask questions and discuss any situations that you may have encountered during the week. This does not have to be a lengthy summary -- not as detailed as the journal.
Daily Journal
You must keep a journal that records your daily activities. This is turned in at the end of the internship (typed).
Evaluations
You must complete the internship evaluation. The evaluation form is in your internship manual or can be filled out electronically via the web.
You must have your supervisor complete the internship evaluation. This form is also in your internship manual or can be filled out electronically via the web.
Final Report
You must write a formal paper at the conclusion of the internship. The paper needs to be 3 to 5 pages, double-spaced. The paper should NOT recount your specific activities -- that is in the journal -- but rather your reflections on your experience. How has the internship changed or reinforced your perceptions of your chosen career? What personal weaknesses or strengths have your identified? How did what you learned in the classroom help you on the job? Did you identify areas of knowledge that you need to work on or that you feel you have a comfortable level of knowledge? Did you identify any skills that either you need to improve or that you were able to use competently?
Academic Dishonesty Policy: Cheating in any form will not be tolerated in the School of Business and Economics. If the instructor determines that a student has cheated on an assignment, the grade of "F" may be assigned for the entire course. "Cheating" is the use or provision of unauthorized resources and/or work of another including but not limited to homework, tests, papers, presentations and exams. Unless specifically instructed otherwise, students are to assume that all coursework is to be the work of the individual student alone. If a student is unsure as to whether collaboration is permitted, the professor should be contacted in advance of performing the work.
All students are expected to comply with both the spirit and the letter of the Longwood University Honor Code. While study groups are encouraged to do study together, individual assignments (including homework) must be completed by each individual working alone.
My office hours are shown at http://www.longwood.edu/staff/brownwp/wpboffhr.htm.
The assignment schedule for this course is at http://www.longwood.edu/staff/brownwp/asgn448.htm.
A list of Internet sites for this course is at http://www.longwood.edu/staff/brownwp/sites448.htm
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