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by Adetla Wacker
The UNL office of Student Affairs announced Wednesday
that Administrative Dean Ely Meyerson wilt coordinate a new
program which will ultimately add four student interns to the
Student Affairs office staff.
The announcement marks the start of an application
process which will hopefully see the students serving as
administrative interns by October 2, according to Janet
Krause, an intern program organizer.
After applications, and interviews, the students will intern
;n the Recreation, Counseling Center, Financial Aids, or
International Student offices.
These four departments were picked mainly because of the
need for student input and their enthusiasm about overseeing
an intern, according to Krause.
The internship idea was conceived last spring, and
forwarded by former ASUN President Steve Fowler to
Meyerson. Funding was approved by Chancellor James
Zumberge in July.
Four interns were decided on primarily because of the
amount of funds available, Krause said. ' '
Overall objectives for the program are upping student input
in the Student Affairs departments and also providing the
intern with a concept of the "workings of the University," she
said.
The departments hopefully will gain a task force of
qualified student workers, and the students will become
acquainted with professional ethics, the accountability process
and public relations, she added.
For someone not sure of a career choice, she said, it's a
chance to "see a staff wrestle" and find out things don't
happen tomorrow just because they are good ideas.
The prime objective all the way through, site said, is to
make the intern's involvement as meaningful as possible to
both the student and the department.
To facilitate this, departments were asked about their plans
for on-going evaluations, along with specific descriptions of
the interns' position and supervision.
Feedback so far, said Krause, indicates evaluation will be
both verbal and written, expressed formally and informally.
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