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Registration for Academic Internship STUDENT INFORMATION NAME: EMAIL: BANNER I.D. MAJOR: GRAD. DATE: CAMPUS: CSB SJU ACADEMIC INFORMATION TERM: DEPARTMENT WHERE EARNING CREDIT: #CREDITS: GRADING: A/F H/S/U FACULTY MODERATOR INFORMATION NAME: EMAIL: SITE SUPERVISOR INFORMATION NAME: EMAIL: PHONE: ALUM: YES NO INTERNSHIP SITE INFORMATION ON CAMPUS DEPARTMENT: BUILDING: OFFICE #: CAMPUS: CSB SJU OFF CAMPUS ORG NAME: ADDRESS: CITY: ZIP: GENERAL INTERNSHIP INFORMATION INTERN TITLE: START/END DATES: TO HRS/WK: Page 1 of 6 Revised 12-5-14

GOALS AND EVALUATION Goal #1: Student will demonstrate the ability to integrate and apply knowledge and skills gained from one or more courses. Goal #2: Student will demonstrate specific ways in which the internship activities deepen their understanding of the knowledge and skills gained through traditional course work. Goal #3: Goal #4: Goal #5: Faculty Moderator Means of Evaluation: Page 2 of 6 Revised 11/2017

REGISTRATION FOR LEARNING CONTRACT - Signature Page I agree with all the components of this Learning Contract, will work toward the learning goals, pursue the tasks and strategies, and complete the means of evaluation to the best of my ability. Student Signature: I agree with all components of this Learning Contract. In my judgment, the student is adequately prepared to meet the terms of the contract, and I agree to work with the student to ensure that the learning goals, tasks and strategies, and means of evaluation of the internship are carried out. Faculty Moderator Signature: In my judgment the learning goals, tasks and strategies, and means of evaluation described in this contract constitute a valid internship learning experience. I agree to work with the student, faculty moderator, and site supervisor to ensure that goals, strategies and evaluation of the internship are fulfilled. Departmental Chair signatures are not required for Global Business, Communication, Political Science, and Peace Studies departments. Department Chair Signature: Dir. of Academic Advising Signature -- for COLG credits only: I have read this Learning Contract, and attest that its components meet the standards and expectations for an internship with my organization. I agree to conduct two evaluations for the student by the deadlines stipulated by the program, and to participate in a site visitation if requested. Site Supervisor Signature: In my judgment the learning goals, tasks and strategies, and means of evaluation described in this contract constitute a valid internship learning experience. I agree to work with the student, faculty moderator, and site supervisor to ensure that goals, strategies and evaluations of the internship are fulfilled. Asst. Director of Experience and Professional Development Signature: Category (To be filled in by the Internship Office.) Page 3 of 6 Revised 11/2017

COLLEGE OF SAINT BENEDICT/SAINT JOHN S UNIVERSITY STUDENT INTERNSHIP AGREEMENT AND RELEASE I,, am a student at the College of St. Benedict /St. John s University, and plan to participate in an internship during with the following organization: Name of Internship Site: City: State: Country: My supervisor s name: Supervisor s title: I understand that the College of St. Benedict/St. John s University does not control the way in which the internship work experience and the internship host is structured or operates. Granting academic credit for this internship is within the sole discretion of the College of St. Benedict/St. John s University. The College of St. Benedict/St. John s University affirms that, to the best of its judgment, the experience is an appropriate curricular option for students in their chosen course of study, and is worthy of academic credit from the College of St. Benedict/St. John s University. However, the College of St. Benedict/St. John s University makes no other assurances, express or implied, about the organization or program or about any travel and/or living arrangements the Student has made in order to participate in the internship. While the College of St. Benedict/St. John s University does not knowingly approve internship opportunities that pose undue risks to student participants, any internship or travel carries with it potential hazards which are beyond the control of the College of St. Benedict/St. John s University and their respective agents or employees. By signing this Agreement, I acknowledge my responsibility to ascertain the nature of those risks to the best of my ability and to conduct myself with reasonable care. I have sufficient health, accident, disability, and hospitalization insurance to cover me during the internship, and I further understand that I am responsible for the cost of such insurance and for the expenses not covered by insurance. I recognize that the College of St. Benedict/St. John s University does not have an obligation to provide me with insurance coverage or reimbursement for medical care. I understand that the College of St. Benedict/St. John s University assumes no liability for personal injury or illness that I may suffer in the course of my internship. Moreover, I agree that the College of St. Benedict/St. John s University has no liability for personal injury or property damage that may result from the use of my own vehicle or the organization s vehicle for the benefit of the organization/agency with whom I perform my internship. In addition, I agree that the College of St. Benedict/St. John s University is not responsible for any lost, stolen or damaged personal property. I will participate in the internship, and travel to the internship host s facility, and use the internship host s facilities at my sole risk. I acknowledge that I am responsible for the cost of any background, credit, drug, or other test/check that may be required to participate in the internship. I hereby acknowledge that the College of St. Benedict/St. John s University shall not be liable for any claims, demands, injuries, damages, actions, or causes of action, whatsoever to me or to my property arising out of or in connection with the internship and with the use of any and all services or facilities associated with the internship, whether or not sponsored by the College of St. Benedict/St. John s University. I hereby release, discharge, and covenant not to sue the College of St. Benedict/St. John s University, their respective governing boards, employees, or agents as to any and all liability that may arise out of any injury or harm, death or property damage resulting from my participation in the internship, excepting only liability due to the misconduct of the College of St. Benedict/St. John s University. I further agree to indemnify and hold harmless the College of St. Benedict/St. John s University from any and all liability, loss, damage, or injury incurred by me while participating in the internship. I am over the age of eighteen (18) and competent to sign this Agreement. Further, I warrant that I have disclosed all relevant, pertinent information that could affect my ability to successfully complete the internship. I understand that an internship is an at-will experience that requires certain standards of professional decorum, and agree that, should the Assistant Director of Experience and Professional Development decide that I must be terminated from my internship because of conduct that might bring the organization into disrepute, or the internship into jeopardy, or adversely affect the College of St. Benedict/St. John s University, that decision will be final and may result in my receiving no academic credit for the internship. I also agree to be bound by the expectations and directives set forth in the College of St. Benedict/St. John s University student handbook, and related applicable policies and procedures, while participating in the internship. Lastly, I agree to share any of the information I have provided on the Internship Learning Contract with all parties involved with the academic internship experience. Namely, that would include those I ve defined in the faculty moderator and site supervisor roles. I also understand that the chair of my department (where appropriate/applicable, which could include the Assistant Dean for COLG credits) and the Assistant Director of Experience and Professional Development will have access to the information outlined in this document. Student: By checking this box and signing my name below I agree to the above statements. Student Signature: Age: Accepted by Asst. Director of Experience and Professional Development Signature: Page 4 of 6 Revised 11/2017

COLLEGE OF ST. BENEDICT/ST. JOHN S UNIVERSITY INTERNSHIP PROGRAM HOST AGREEMENT FOR OFF-CAMPUS INTERNSHIPS ONLY: This Agreement is to be completed by a representative of the Internship Host and the Student-Intern, before the Student-Intern may begin the internship. THIS AGREEMENT is entered into this day by and between the Internship Host, (herein referred to as Host ), the College of St. Benedict/St. John s University (hereinafter CSB/SJU ), and a student intern (hereafter Intern ). WHEREAS, the host desires the services of the Intern and the Intern desires the learning experience that an internship affords, and CSB/SJU appreciates and commends the Host s providing the Intern the opportunity for this learning experience. NOW THEREFORE, the parties hereby agree as follows: I. ASSIGNMENT AND TERM. The general nature of the Intern s assignment shall be: Normal work hours shall be hours per week. Duration of the internship shall be from to. II. DUTIES. The duties of the Intern shall include but not be limited to the duties stated on page 2 of this contract. The Host may also require the Intern to attend meetings or trainings as shall be necessary for proper function of the program. III. EVALUATIONS. The Intern shall be assigned to a supervisor within the Host. The supervisor for this internship is. Both the Intern and the supervisor shall submit evaluations at the midpoint of the internship and also at the end of the internship to the CSB/SJU Assistant Director of Experience and Professional Development (XPD) who will forward these evaluations to the faculty moderator(s). Evaluations are available to be completed online on the XPD website. IV. CREDIT-REQUIREMENT. The goal is for the Intern to receive academic credit for successful completion of the internship, or otherwise fulfill a requirement of his/her academic program. The internship shall be carried out under the direction of the CSB/SJU Assistant Director of XPD and the Intern s faculty moderator(s). It is understood that all academic credit is to be arranged by the Intern and CSB/SJU. V. COMPENSATION. This internship will not result in monetary compensation to the Intern, unless, during the course of the internship, as compensation for performance of the duties herein described, the Intern may receive from the Host. Any compensation is considered taxable income to the Intern. VI. VII. VIII. IX. NATURE OF RELATIONSHIP. The Intern understands that the internship is not an offer of employment, but rather is an at-will educational experience with a set termination date. At the conclusion of the internship, the Intern understands that he/she will not be entitled to unemployment compensation benefits. INSURANCE COVERAGE. The Host understands and agrees that it is in the Host s best interest to ascertain whether it has professional liability or other insurance coverage for the Intern, and if it does not have such coverage, that it should secure same. In any event, the Host agrees to defend and indemnify CSB/SJU for claims arising out of the Intern s internship with the Host, and agrees to hold CSB/SJU harmless from any and all claims arising out of the Intern s internship with the Host, provided, however, that to the extent any liability, costs, damages, expenses or attorneys' fees are compensated for by insurance, whether purchased by the Host or CSB/SJU, the Host shall not be required to reimburse CSB/SJU for the same. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY AFFIRMATION. CSB/SJU prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, gender, national origin, age, disability, marital status, sexual orientation or preference, status with respect to public assistance, and any other characteristic protected by law. The Host affirms that it also prohibits any and all discrimination on the basis of these protected classes. TERMINATION. In the event that conflicts develop during the internship, the supervisor or the Intern shall inform the CSB/SJU Assistant Director of XPD. If, after consultation with the CSB/SJU Assistant Director of XPD, and/or faculty moderator(s), and representatives of the Host, resolution of the matter cannot be agreed upon, this Agreement may be terminated immediately by any party. X. COMPETENCY TO SIGN THIS AGREEMENT. Intern asserts that he/she is over the age of eighteen (18) and competent to sign this Agreement. STUDENT: By checking this box and signing my name below I agree to the above statements: Student Signature: Age: REPRESENTATIVE OF HOST (SITE SUPERVISOR): By checking this box and signing my name below I agree to the above statements. Representative of Host (Site Supervisor Signature): Accepted by Asst. Director of XPD Signature: Page 5 of 6 Revised 11/2017

SUSPECTED CHILD ABUSE AGREEMENT REQUIRED REPORTS OF MALTREATMENT OF CHILDREN (PHYSICAL ABUSE, SEXUAL ABUSE, OR NEGLECT) ALL EMPLOYEES AND STUDENTS MUST REPORT SUSPECTED CHILD ABUSE TO CSB OR SJU. CSB and SJU cannot stop child abuse unless its representatives are made aware of suspicions or allegations regarding it. Therefore, all CSB and SJU students, faculty, staff, and associates who suspect any physical or sexual abuse or neglect of a child on campus or in connection with any CSB and/or SJU event, program, or activity are required to immediately report the issue to at least one member of the Child Protection Report Team. Please contact Angie Schmidt Whitney, Director of Experience and Professional Development and member of the Child Protection Report Team, at (320) 363-5117 or awhitney@csbsju.edu. Students, faculty and staff who fail to make a required report in violation of this policy, will be subject to discipline, up to and including expulsion from school for students or termination of employment for faculty and staff. Discipline will be administered in accordance with the applicable student, faculty or staff handbook at their institution. For the full policy, please see: Joint Policy for Reporting Suspected Child Abuse Student: By checking this box and signing my name below I agree to the above statements. Student Signature: Faculty Moderator: By checking this box and signing my name below I agree to the above statements. Faculty Moderator Signature: Department Chair: By checking this box and signing my name below I agree to the above statements. Department Chair Signature: Site Supervisor: By checking this box and signing my name below I agree to the above statements. Site Supervisor Signature: Page 6 of 6 Revised 11/2017