PTIL 691 Internship in Postsecondary Teaching in the Content Area

PTIL 691 organizes doctoral candidates’ postsecondary internship work in the Ed.D. degree in Teaching and Learning with a major in Postsecondary Teaching and Instructional Leadership. Candidates in this program and major work as educators in postsecondary institutions and pursue internship activities related to their content area specializations and postsecondary job roles. Candidates’ internship work is supervised by an advising professor and a cooperating Subject Matter Expert related to the content area specialization. Internship projects may include work as a visiting academician, shadowing or co-teaching with the Subject Matter Expert or other colleagues, engaging in collaborative scholarship focused on research or grant activity, service work on special projects focused on institutional improvement, community engagement work within the academy, or leadership work on behalf of college student services or programs. Internship activities are documented within the candidates’ leadership portfolio and curriculum vitae. Pre-requisite(s): None. Co-requisite(s): None. 1-8 semester hours

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