A
limited number of continuing internships (English 399) are available for
qualified students in teaching, tutoring, writing, publishing, and editing each
semester. Students may register for
variable credits (1-15) as approved by the supervising faculty member.
Internship applications require a bibliography, a description of the
activities involved, and a plan for assessment; applications are subject to the
approval of the department chairperson and college dean well in advance of the
semester of enrollment.
An arranged
class—an existing course taught as a tutorial—may
be offered by a faculty member under unusual or extreme circumstances.
An arranged class may not be offered in the same term as a regularly
scheduled section of the same course. An
arranged class implies regular student-faculty meetings, and requires the same
quantity and quality of student work as a regularly scheduled course. Arranged
course applications require a bibliography, a description of the activities
involved, and a plan for assessment; applications are subject to the approval of
the department chairperson and college dean well in advance of the semester of
enrollment.
Individual
students may propose courses of independent study for up to four semester
credit hours under the supervision of a faculty member.
The topic of study must warrant the 400-level designation and must not be
one normally available in the regularly scheduled offering of courses.
Independent study applications require a bibliography, a description of
the activities involved, and a plan for assessment; applications are subject to
the approval of the department chairperson and college dean well in advance of
the semester of enrollment.
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