1. Give your paper a cover page (with title, your name, course title and number, etc.) and use subheadings to organize it. Now that you have served two or three weeks in your internship, what do you think of it so far? In your introduction, tell a little about your experience so far.

2. Think about your supervisor. What are your expectations regarding supervision? How would you describe your supervisor’s leadership style?

3. Describe your co-workers. What are the expectations of your relationship with them?

4. By now you may be experiencing the disillusionment stage in your internship where you may experience some disappointments, obstacles, or problems. Take inventory of where you are and where you want to be with your internship. Identify problem areas that need attention and develop and implement plans to take action if needed. If you are having problems that you are unsure how to handle or are having difficulty resolving with your supervisor, be sure to speak with your course professor.

5. Read the handout “How to Become a Successful Intern” in D2L. What advice appeals to you? 6. Read the U. S. Department of Labor criteria for unpaid internships, which are in “Guidelines for Paid and Unpaid Internships” in D2L. How is your internship following those guidelines? What questions do you have about this issue? 7. Write a conclusion to your paper, and list your sources

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