Internship Programs
The Internship Option is taken after the completion of the required 30 hours of course work. The internship involves application of sociological principles to work within an organization, agency, community, institution, or business setting, depending upon students' area of interest.
An agency supervisor, student's major professor, and the Internship Committee supervise the work. Students may choose to register for 6 credit hours of SOC 701 for one semester or 3 credit hours of SOC 701 for two consecutive semesters.
Students are not allowed to enroll in the Internship (SOC 701) with outstanding grade(s) of "I" or "F" in other courses. Additionally, no student will be allowed to enroll in the Internship with outstanding grade(s) of "C" in core classes (601, 602, 603, 604, 605, or 606).
Examples of Recent Graduate Internships
Selection of internship sites is uniquely dependent on your interests. In some cases,
lenthy paperwork and clearances require deciding early where you want to work.
Criminal Justice Related
Bridge City Correctional Facility for Youth
LA Department of Juvenile Services
Florida Parishes Juvenile Detention Center
LA State Police Investigative Support Section
LA State Police Policy and Planning Office
LA Wildlife and Fisheries Enforcement Division
Mandeville Police Department
LA Office of Youth Development
LA Dept of Safety and Corrections - St Tammany Probation and Parole Office
Social/Environmental/Agency Related
Bogalusa First Steps Program
Global Green
LA Rehabilitation Services
Northlake Homeless Coalition
Salvation Army of Greater Baton Rouge
Regina Coeli Child Development Center (Head Start)
Southeastern Business Research Center
Southeastern Human Resources Office
Tangi Cares Program, Hammond
Upward Bound Program
Contact Information
For more information about internship programs please contact our office or our Graduate Coordinator.
Dr. Michael Bisciglia
Michael.Bisciglia@southeastern.edu
