Fall 2015 MSUFCU Internship Opportunity Award

Student Applicants: By the Numbers

Demographic Data

Class Level
Freshman
Sophomore
Junior
Senior

179 Total Applicants

79 %

5%
10%
22%
63%

Race/Ethnicity
A .
/A
A /
/A
: 7%
,
m Indian

sian

: 1%

laskan Native

: 2%

Non Hispanic

Black

:13%

frican Descent

Hispanic

21 %

White

: 67%
: 2%
: 8%

Non Hispanic

Multiple Races

Not Reported

Credit vs. NonCredit

Internships

Financial Need Level

w: 13%

: 19%
: 1%

Lo

No Fafsa

: 18%

Moderate

56

Of

High: 49%

pplicants report

completion of internship

for credit

44

No Need

25%

of

pplicants classified as

first generation college students

of applicants report

completion of internship

for no credit

Average GPA: 3.06

Report compiled by Victoria Morris, Internship Coordinator and MSUFCU Internship

Opportunity Award Chair, in conjunction with MSU Career Services Network
CareerNetwork.msu.edu

Fall 2015 MSUFCU Internship Opportunity Award

Student Applicants: By the Numbers

College and Internship Data

Applicants by College
RCAH: 1%
CANR: 5%

JMC: 13%
CAS: 18%

BUS: 1%

CAL: 8%

CNS: 13%

ED: 6%

LBC: 5%

CSS: 30%

Top Majors
Advertising
International Relations
Communications
Social Work

Human Biology

32% of applicants
secured internships at
nonprofit organizations
Top Employers
Michigan House of Representatives
Michigan Senate
Refugee Development Center
State of Michigan
Old Town Commercial Association
30th District Court Family Division
Allen Neighborhood Center
Lezotte Miller Public Relations
Family Counseling and Psychiatry
American Red Cross

Internship
Locations
In-State: 95%

Out of State: 5%

Students report working an average of

13.5 hours per week at internships
Report compiled by Victoria Morris, Internship Coordinator and MSUFCU Internship
Opportunity Award Chair, in conjunction with MSU Career Services Network
CareerNetwork.msu.edu

Fall 2015 MSUFCU Internship Opportunity Award

Student Recipients: By the Numbers
10 students selected to receive $500
Stipends for Fall term internships
Race/Ethnicity
,
/A
A /

90% of
recipients
qualified for
HIGH
Financial
Need status

White

Black

sian

American Red Cross

80%

Freshman: 10%
Sophomore: 10%
Junior: 20%

academic credit

Senior: 60%

90% of students were

placed at locations in the
Greater Lansing Area

Alzheimer's Association

Volunteers of America
Michigan

Journal of Popular Culture

Non Hispanic

completing internship for

P.E.A.K. Grant w LSD

Sparrow Emergency Dept.

40 %

frican Descent

Of recipients report

Lansing Association for

Human Rights

Child and Family Charities

: 60%
: 20%
: 20%

Non Hispanic

Class Level

3 of 10 of recipients classified as
First Generation college students

Internship Sites

60%

WLNS 6 News

Majors

Avg GPA = 3.333

Dietetics
Psychology
Intl. Relations
Kinesiology (2)
Social Work
Journalism
English (2)

Colleges
Ag and Natural Res.
Social Science (3)
James Madison
Education (2)
ComArtSci
Arts and Letters (2)

National Consortium for

the Study Of Terrorism
3 of 10 students are pursuing
additional majors in other colleges

Report compiled by Victoria Morris, Internship Coordinator and MSUFCU Internship

Opportunity Award Chair, in conjunction with MSU Career Services Network
CareerNetwork.msu.edu