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Texas Politics Added To Intership Program (1) Students meet with Rep. Albred during their first session. (2) Dr. Suh, Bill Meadows (Assistant to Albred), Jim Ewbanks, Peggy Overly, Divida Hopkins, Paula Kelly, Steve Cotton, Karla Krege, Rep. Albred, Winn Parker. 2b
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The Social and Academic Internship programs have been a vital and growing part of many students ' educational experience. Just this year in January, a new academic internship was added — the Texas Politics Internship at the State Capitol, coordinated by Dr. Suk-soon Suh (Chairman, Political Science Dept.) and State Representative Dave Albred (D.-Wichita Falls). The internship concept is one which seeks to unite the classroom learning with practical experience outside the University. Many types of internships are available in particular areas such as psychology, sociology, history, and political science. Students find that experiential gaps between theory and reality are often bridged through one of these internships. Past internships include riding with the Austin police, working with a welfare breakfast program, probational work in cities around the state, working for prison reform by offering various courses of study, working at the Austin State Hospital, and numerous other experiences. Each internship is constructed differently to suit the course. As the Texas Politics internship was structured, eight students drove to the Statehouse each Tuesday-Thursday and attended a lecture by a different speaker from 1:00-2:30. Their first session was spent with Gov. Dolph Briscoe. They also briefly met Attorney General John Hill. Many other notables met and talked with the group in free-wheeling question-and- answer sessions. At 2:30, each student went to his or her own internship, his or her place of temporary employment. Paula Kelley and Steve Cotton worked in Senator Lloyd Bentsen ' s central office and campaign office. Winn Parker worked for Common Cause and Davida Hopkins worked in Rep. Albred ' s office as a researcher, to offer a few examples. The internship experience is a vital one for those who seek to apply their academic and social skills acquired at Southwestern to the laboratory of life. r
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