| PREPARATION |
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| List
your placement opportunity as an available internship. |
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| Independently
contract with an internship student. |
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- Readings
on how to manage your internship are available from the TPW Director.
- Obtain a
contract form from TPW's web
site.
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| APPLICATION
AND CONTRACT |
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| Review
internship applications based on your own criteria and current needs. |
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- Listing
does not oblige you to accept all students or to always have an
open position.
- Request
a resume, writing samples, recommendations, and/or an interview,
if desired.
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| Negotiate
the internship contract. |
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- Specify
learning objectives, job responsibilities, schedule, and pay (if
any).
- Sign the
form and wait for other signatures before work begins.
- The
student should route the form.
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| ON-THE-JOB |
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| Supervise
the student's work. |
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- Only
writing-related work can count toward the internship.
- Contact
the TPW Director if you have questions or problems about requirements.
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| Evaluate
the student after 50-60 hours of work. |
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- Complete
the interim evaluation form at least three weeks and 30 hours
before the internship ends.
- Discuss
your comments with the student before signing the form.
- The
student should route the form to the TPW Director.
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| COMPLETION |
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| Evaluate
the student within one week of the end of the internship (minimum
120 hours). |
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- Complete
the required final evaluation form, then mail or fax it to the
TPW Director.
- You
should assume that your grade will be the student's final grade
for the course.
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| Indicate
on the form whether you would like another TPW student intern. |
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- You can
maintain an open listing in the TPW internship book.
- Your continued
participation would be very welcome.
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