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Internship Agreement

Module by: David Parks. E-mail the author

Summary: This module is authored by David Parks from Virginia Tech and edited by Theodore Creighton, Laura Farmer, and Corrine Sackett.

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This module has been peer-reviewed, accepted, and sanctioned by the National Council of Professors of Educational Administration (NCPEA) as a scholarly contribution to the knowledge base in education administration. In addition to publication in the Connexions Content Commons, this module is part of a larger published Collection entitled Guidelines for Interns, Mentors, and Home School Principals, 2009-2011, and is also published in the International Journal of Educational Leadership Preparation.

Internship Agreement

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FORM MUST BE TYPED AND SUBMITTED NO LATER THAN THREE WEEKS BEFORE THE BEGINNING OF THE SEMESTER.

Table 1
     
Intern’s Name   Date
     
Student Number   Student’s Present Phone Number
           
     
     

Table 2
CRN Course designation Course title Credit hours Semester Year
  EDAE 5614 Internship: School Based Leadership 6 Summer II  
To be added. EDAE 5614 Internship: Division, Agency, and Special Schools Leadership 6 Summer I  

Table 3
Minimum Number of Hours to be Devoted to Clinical Study: 350 Clock hours over 2 years
Objectives: See attachment.
Table 4
Nature of Clinical Study: See attachment.
Table 5
Method of Evaluation: See attachment.
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Location of Primary Site:  
Table 7
Mentor:  

School address:

Table 8
Faculty Clinical Director:  
Table 9
         
Student’s Signature Date   On-Site Clinical Director Date
Table 10
         
Faculty Clinical Director Date   Associate Director, SOE Date

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