Economics & Political Science Internship Program
Financial - brokerage houses such as Merrill-Lynch, Dean Witter, and the like.
Political - U.S. Senate and Congress, state senate and assembly, city councils, board of supervisors. Democratic, Republican, or party of your choice.
Legal - District Attorney, City Attorney, U.S. Attorney
Create Your Own Internship - If you are currently working in a field that is providing you with experiences that will directly apply to your college degree, please contact us and we will see if we can work out a program for you. Check with Lizette Hackett or Dr. Cummings in room 560-B or by telephone at 619-644-7509.
Note: Due to severe budget constraints, there will be only 40 internships available this Fall. Email Lizette as soon as possible.
Course Requirements - For the 1 unit class students are required to complete 60 hours (75 if paid), and for the 2 unit class the requirement is 120 and 150 hours. In addition, there is some necessary paperwork to complete, and students must make two office visits in 560-A. The course is graded and your grade will be based largely upon the evaluation of your sight supervisor.