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Are you lost in the internship search process?
Have you secured an internship, but not sure what to do next?
NASPA's Intern Survival Guide is a great resource to answer all your questions!
Internships are a great way to gain practical experience in student affairs and build relationships with student affairs professionals. With so many internships available, the process can be a little daunting at the first glance. The NASPA Intern Survival Guide is a resource for students in the internship search process. The guide was created by interns for interns to answer some questions that might come up while looking for an internship.
The NASPA Intern Survival Guide is great for:
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Graduate and undergraduate students
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Graudate prep program faculty and advisors
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Student affairs professionals mentoring students interested in a career in student affairs
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Programming around careers in student affairs
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Anyone looking to pursue opportunites in student affairs
Share the guide with your students, student affairs departments, and graduate prep program coordinators.
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