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Professional ePortfolio To help you document and reflect upon your learning from your experiences during your internship, you will construct an ePortfolio reflecting a wide range of your assignments, activities, and accomplishments. This ePortfolio will be shared with the campus liaison from your college or university, and it could include work you might use in your applications for future jobs or graduate schools. As you complete various tasks, assignments, and projects during the semester plan on uploading them into your ePortfolio. Think about what each item demonstrates and about how they all fit together to showcase you as a professional and a lifelong learner. Assignment Deadline: December 1, 2024 The Internship Agreement Form This form is a professional agreement between you (the intern), your internship supervisor, and The Washington Center. The purpose of this form is to ensure the delivery of a quality internship in which each party fully understands the expectations placed on them. The form will highlight specific responsibilities placed on interns and supervisors and will serve to guide you through the semester ahead. Assignment Deadline: September 6, 2024 TWC Policies and Procedures In order to achieve the learning envisioned in this syllabus, it will be necessary for everyone to meet some core expectations and basic rules of engagement. Fulfillment of these expectations will be reflected in the evaluation and grade recommendation (described below). Significant departures from these expectations might raise concerns under the TWC Code of Conduct (see the Policies and Procedures section below and the TWC Code of Conduct). Timely Completion of Assignments Many of the topics and activities outlined in this syllabus are scheduled in a sequenced order. Completing some activities earlier in the semester provides a richer basis for subsequent learning. Timely completion of assignments, therefore, is required.

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