INTERNSHIP LEARNING AGREEMENT

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INTERNSHIP LEARNING AGREEMENT This agreement must be filled out completely, signed, and returned to (Sponsoring Academic Department Internship Coordinator - List person and contact method) before you start your internship in order for Colorado State University (CSU) to sponsor your internship. This agreement is required in order to qualify this internship for consideration for Workers Compensation insurance coverage by CSU for non-paid internships. Clear definition of the Host site s expectations and the student's learning objectives will maximize the internship experience for both parties. The student, host site, faculty sponsor, and internship advisor agree to assume the responsibilities outlined below for the duration of the student's internship placement. NOTE: Employer, Faculty, and internship advisor signatures are required prior to the start of internships. SPONSORING ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT Academic Department Dean/Chair Internship Coordinator Ph. Campus Address: Email: Internship Supervisor Ph. Campus Address: Email: STUDENT INFORMATION First Name Last Name Student ID # Phone Cell# Email Address City State Zip Code Major(s) Degree Year in School Academic course registered in for internship Credit hours Semester Emergency Contact Ph Relationship Emergency Contact Ph Relationship List any allergies or special medical conditions you would like to Host Site to be aware of

EXPERIENCE PROVIDER INFORMATION Organization: Address City State Zip Site Supervisor Position within Organization: Ph Email: Person within Organization who has authority to authorize receipt of internships Ph Email INTERNSHIP INFORMATION Start date (mm/dd/year) End date (mm/dd/year) Academic semester Fall Spring Summer Course # On site hours per week Position Title Internship type: Credit only #credits Unpaid? Yes/ no Credit & Paid #credits Pay rate/hour $ # of hours/week Will any type of stipend or reimbursement be provided? If so, please list the specific amount Who is providing the stipend? How will the student be paid for the stipend by CSU or by outside Organization or by Experience Provider When will payment(s) be made Is the stipend for something specific? Please state what the stipend is to cover Will student receive room/board or other accommodations during the course of this internship? Yes No If yes, please outline what will be provided If the student is to receive reimbursement for any expenses, please list expenses, type of reimbursement and process for payment

Tips for Writing a Qualified Internship Description The job description serves as the framework for the student s work experience. Job Description Determine the actual tasks and responsibilities prior to determining any special qualifications required for the position. Describe the position and responsibilities in a way that will entice the student to want to learn more about your organization Include duties that peak student interests and demonstrate that you intend to assign meaningful and significant projects. Include Reports to and Consults with information so the intern understands with whom they will be interfacing. A well-written job description is more than a list of tasks. It reflects a sense of priorities and opportunities for learning. Ideally, word the job description in such a way that intern s performance can be measured. Hours Wages Start date Identify the location of the activities, e.g. outdoors, laboratories, off-site locations What will the intern learn? Consider these questions: What can students learn that will advance their understanding of prior University course work? What industry-specific skills will the student gain to enter better prepared for a career in this field? Are there any special training programs that will occur during this intensive experience? What professional skills will the student acquire during this internship experience? Qualifications This section defines the specific minimum skills, attributes or credentials required to start in the position. Is there any physical requirements of the position? Identify all training requirements. safety training based on risk assessment HIPAA, FERPA sexual harassment, non-discrimination and standards of conduct alcohol, drug and marijuana use and smoking in the workplace confidentiality and computer use guidelines emergency response requirements Confidentiality

INTERNSHIP DESCRIPTION The Site Supervisor and student should complete this section together. Describe the nature of the position and intern s duties. List specific projects or tasks as well as the required skills. Attach a job description if available. Identify qualifications needed for the position Identify any required skills and physical requirements

Internship learning objectives What are the learning objectives of the internship? How will this experience enhance the student s knowledge of coursework concepts? How does this internship contribute to the student s ability to enter a career with experience? List 3-8 specific educational, professional, and personal goals that are observable, measurable, and able to be evaluated by the faculty sponsor and site supervisor. Begin bullet list with words such as assist with, learn how to, expand knowledge of, understand the process of. Include any special training programs, workshops. Note: Your department may have standardized departmental learning objectives. Internship considerations Provide the following information 1. Location of the activities, e.g. outdoors, laboratories, off-site locations 2. Potential hazardous and exposures, if any, and their consequences. This includes exposure to materials and activities, for example, animal, biological, chemical, physical or radiological hazards.

3. Identify any safety equipment and training requirements. a. Confer with Environmental Health Services on laboratory safety training requirements, e.g., blood borne pathogens, hazardous chemicals. 4. Outline all training requirements including safety training needed who is responsible for each action item 5. Vaccinations, if any that are required in order to participated in the outlined internship 6. Describe whether the internship site requires background checks, what insurance requirements, if any, and whether confidentiality agreements are required. (If the internship site requires insurance requirements please contact the Office of Risk Management & Insurance prior to agreement.)

TO BE COMPLETED BY FACULTY/CSU SPONSOR Faculty Sponsor Department Ph. E-mail Office Location Internship Course Number Number of Credits Course Title Academic requirements: Term Paper/Project Progress Report Reflection Journal Assigned Reading Number of Email Contacts Meeting Date(s)/ Time(s) List all times: Grading: Letter grade Due Date Due Date Due Date Due Date Pass/fail Internship Time Log Employer Evaluation Other Assignment Descriptions: Grading Rubric (e.g. 20% Time Log, 40% Assignments, 20% Employer Evaluation)

FACULTY/CSU SPONSOR RESPONSIBILITIES: Verify the student meets departmental requirements for an internship. Assist the student in formulating concise and clear learning objectives for the internship. Review the position description and ensure that it meets learning objectives Determine and discuss how the proposed internship is relevant to the student's educational objectives and merits academic credit. Complete CSU s Sponsor portion of the Learning Agreement and monitor its completion Determine academic assignments, monitor student progress, and provide final evaluation/grade. Provide students with appropriate academic assignments related to the internship placement Keep in contact with interns throughout the internship in order to appraise progress and address concerns and questions Upon request, meet with site supervisors to discuss internship placements Review the site supervisor s evaluation and use as part of student s final grade Award credit and a final grade based on interns completion of assignment Follow up on any safety or training issues prior to start date Do not complete any agreements with host site other than the learning agreement without the review of CSU Office of General Counsel. Do not agree to any insurance requirements without approval from Office of Risk Management & Insurance Ensure that there is a communication response plan, in the event of a student emergency. For example, communication tree where site supervisor notifies academic supervisor, who in turn notifies Department head/ Dean, and Office of Risk Management & Insurance. I have reviewed and understand the internship description, job announcement, roles and responsibilities of the pertinent parties. I am in agreement and acceptance of my Roles and Responsibilities Faculty Sponsor Signature Printed Name Signature Date

INTERNSHIP COORDINATOR RESPONSIBILITIES: Review the student's eligibility for participating in an academic internship (GPA, prerequisites, etc.) Maintain copy of host site s certificate of insurance. Maintain a copy of safety training given. Maintain a copy of all agreements between the parties of this internship Act as primary liaison between the student, the host organization, and the faculty advisor Review the Learning Agreement for completeness and accuracy of information. Administer internship evaluation process for all parties. Ensure that all Agreements and documents are in place prior to the start of the internship Serve as liaison for any issues that arise during an internship e.g. workplace conflicts or problems with supervisors or co-workers, injuries, not getting the agreed onsite hours, ensuring the opportunity to fulfill the requirements of the internship number of work hours, learning goals, etc. Conduct site visits with intern student and site supervisor Collect employer s final evaluation and send to the faculty sponsor I have reviewed and understand the internship description, job announcement, roles and responsibilities of the pertinent parties. I am in agreement and acceptance of my Roles and Responsibilities Internship Coordinator Printed Name Signature Date

EXPERIENCE PROVIDER UNDERSTANDING AND ACCEPTANCE OF THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES (Page 1 of 2) Verify the position and duties meet the University s Qualified Internship criteria Complete a job description that includes; o Learning Objects & Goals o Professional areas the intern will gain exposure to o Expected skills to learn o Duties and responsibilities of intern o Resources, equipment, and facilities provided by the host employer that support the learning objectives/goals. o Special qualifications required for the position. o Special training or considerations required of the position o o Dates on internship If a confidentiality agreement is required, stated it in the job description upon posting. Encourage professionalism by assisting student in developing communication, interpersonal, decision-making, and other skills Provide opportunities for increasing responsibility; keeping student directed toward accomplishing his/her learning objectives Disclose all agreements a student will be asked to sign in the internship description Provide an orientation, any precautionary safety instructions, training and ongoing supervision for assigned duties. Provide a safe work environment Provide student and CSU staff with information regarding any Safety Considerations. o Identify the risks of activities the intern maybe involved in and identify the required safety training for any tools, computers, specialized equipment, vehicles, physical activities, hazardous chemicals, biologicals or radioactive materials, etc. that are part of their activities. o Provide adequate safety training and provide all Personal Protection Equipment to the student and have them properly fitted prior to the start of internship. o Document training and include a signature that the training was received and understood and provide CSU with copies of safety and training instructions Maintain an open channel of communication with regular meetings Keep internship duties within the scope outlined. Complete all training documentations a final evaluation. Site Supervisor Acknowledgement of review of page 1. date

EXPERIENCE PROVIDER RESPONSIBILITIES Continued If the student is paid, understand the responsibility for o o o o Providing workers compensation and liability insurance in accordance with State laws where the internship is conducted. Provide CSU a Certificate of Insurance. Comply with federal and state laws prohibiting discrimination on the basis of race, color, sexual orientation, national origin, sex, and/or disability Comply with Federal Labor Standards Act (FLSA) Comply with Affordable Care Act and IRS reporting requirements. pg2 Any insurance requirements of Colorado State University need to be approved and agreed to by the Office of Risk Management & Insurance prior to placements. CSU doesn t automatically provide professional liability insurance. A number of CSU academic programs, and organizations offer professional liability policies for a fee. The employment site and/or intern is responsible for outlining needs and obtaining this insurance if required o Add intern under your business vehicle insurance, if employee is expected to operate business vehicles. Notify Sponsoring Faculty member and Internship Coordinator in a timely manner if any problems arise during the internship placement. Complete a final written evaluation of the student's performance Stay within the hours outlined in the internship learning agreement. This agreement does not release the host site from any liability action that may be taken against them for negligence of safety or work place practices. I have reviewed and understand the internship description, job announcement, roles and responsibilities of the pertinent parties. I am in agreement and acceptance of my Roles and Responsibilities Site Supervisor Printed Name Signature Date Business Owner Printed Name Signature Date

INTERN/STUDENT UNDERSTANDING OF RESPONSIBILITIES Review the internship position description to ensure that it meets the criteria for an internship within his/her academic study Register internship with the of Department, register for course# and submit a Learning Agreement for approval prior to the start date of the internship Sign up and complete the required numbers for the credits hours outlined for the internship selected Understand that the number of credit hours listed in this agreement will be added to my course schedule and that I will be charged the appropriate tuition for these credits Implement tasks that fulfill the job description and learning objects Complete all pre intern requirements that are listed in the job description and in the learning agreement Approach the internship in a professional manner that is guided by courtesy, a desire to learn, and a willingness to receive feedback for improvement Act in a responsible and appropriate manner in accordance with the rules and regulations of the organization Complete all assignments outline in the Internship description and Signed Learning Agreement. Observe all safety rules Fulfill tasks and responsibilities assigned by your site/host supervisor and outlined in this Learning Agreement. Notify your faculty sponsor in a timely manner of any changes to this Learning Agreement or if any problems develop during the internship. Complete all assignments outlined in this agreement. Complete the evaluation of your internship experience Secure all vaccinations, insurances, training and equipment required and outlined in internship description I have reviewed and understand the internship description, job announcement, roles and responsibilities of the pertinent parties. I am in agreement and acceptance of my Roles and Responsibilities Student Printed Name Signature Date

Supervisor Evaluation Student Information First Name: Last Name: Start Date: End Date: Employer Information Employer Name: Supervisor: Department: Phone: Please rank the following based on the intern s performance Attitude toward work Poor Below Average Average Above Average Exceptional How quickly intern picked up new tasks/ability to adapt Performs well under pressure Quality of work Decision making (i.e. judgment, setting priorities) Interacts well with the office Presents a professional image Shows up on time Overall

1. Please provide a brief description of intern's duties/responsibilities. 2. What accomplishments did the intern achieve during the internship? 3. Suggestions for improvement (job skills, attitude, communications, course work, etc.): 4. Additional comments on intern's performance, strengths, and/or skills: 5. Have you discussed this report with the intern? Yes No Intern Signature: Date: Supervisor Signature: Date: Additional Comments:

Student Evaluation First Name: Last Name: Student ID: Employer Name: Start Date: Supervisor: End Date: Please rate your internship on this scale: My internship developed skills and knowledge learned in the classroom My internship met the educational goals I had coming into it My internship prepared me for my career/future The work I did was substantial and challenged me I always had work to do A supervisor was always available Strongly Agree Agree Disagree Strongly Disagree I will recommend this internship to others 1. Describe your learning objectives for your internship. 2. Were your learning objectives met? Please explain.

3. What, if anything, did you learn that was not part of your learning objectives plan? 4. What did you learn that you can apply to your course work? 5. What did you learn or experience that might help you in your career? 6. Please comment on the quality of supervision you received. 7. What did you like best and least about your assignment? 8. Please give three ways your program could have been improved. 9. Overall, how would you rate your internship? Poor (1) Fair (2) Good (3) Excellent (4) Intern Signature: Date: Additional Comments: