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The Anthropology Internship Handbook provides a comprehensive guide for students participating in the internship program at UCSC. It outlines the importance of internships for skill development, career exploration, and applying academic knowledge in real-world settings. The document includes steps to get started, academic requirements, responsibilities of interns and faculty sponsors, journal-keeping guidelines, and instructions for writing an analytical paper. Additionally, it features evaluation forms and questionnaires to help students articulate their interests and goals related to their internships.

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Begin by reviewing the 'Getting Started – Summary of Steps' section. Identify your interests and career goals using the attached questionnaires in the Appendix.
Fill out the 'Paperwork and Academic Requirements' section. Locate and complete the 'Petition for Undergraduate Individual Studies Course' form, ensuring you understand credit options available.
In the 'Responsibilities' section, outline your on-the-job expectations and faculty sponsor roles. Use our platform to annotate or highlight key responsibilities.
Document your experiences in a journal as suggested in the 'Keeping a Journal' section. Utilize text boxes to record observations and reflections directly within the document.
Complete your analytical paper by following the outlined structure in the 'ANALYTICAL PAPER' section. Ensure clarity and coherence by proofreading your work using our editing tools.

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What rights do I have as an intern?

Unpaid Internships: Special Considerations While unpaid interns arent covered by many labor laws, they still have some protections: Protection from harassment and discrimination. The right to a safe work environment. The right to be primarily engaged in educational activities, not just free labor.

What are the requirements for an internship?

Internship requirements vary, depending on the type of organization and industry. But all interns need a well-written resume, transcripts, and letters of recommendation prepared with their application. Employers may have additional requirements, such as a specific major or writing samples.

What are the dos and donts in an internship?

Be proactive - Take initiative and ask for projects or tasks to work on. Dont wait for your supervisor to assign you something. Show that you are eager to learn and contribute to the team. Be punctual - Arrive on time and be respectful of your supervisors time.

How do you write an internship manual?

What must be included in an intern handbook? Welcome/Introductory Page. History of Company/ Mission Statement. Orientation. Intern Responsibilities Expectations. General Information. Policies. Intern Evaluations. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What are the 5 internship rules?

5 Rules for an Internship Program Define, (and refine), The Internship Description. Get On The Right Turf. Choose An Intern Manager. Define Goals With Your Intern. Training, Training, Training.

How to get an anthropology internship?

Consider docHubing out to your local museums and zoos, your State or local Tribal Historic Preservation offices, or explore your schools study abroad opportunities and international organizations.

What are the three types of internships?

Types of Internships Paid Internships. Work Research, Virtual Research (graduation) or Dissertation. Unpaid Internships. Partially-Paid. Virtual Internships.

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