The Experiential Learning Program is a planned progressive educational program that provides for the integration of a student's academic studies and relative work experience in a professional environment. The program is a three-way partnership between the employer, the student, and the University. In order for the program to be successful, there must be a clear understanding of the role of each partner, as well as a firm commitment to the program. NSU's Experiential Learning Program adheres to the parallel model of part-time paid work and full-time study.

Students

• Benefits of ELP
  
  
• Student Participation Requirements
  
  
• Student Internship / Co-op Procedures
  
  
• Additional Internship/Co-op Resource Links
  
  
• Student ELP Packet

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Employers

• What is ELP
  
  
• Co-op vs. Internship
  
  
• Post an Internship Position
  
  
• Internship Positions Employer Agreement Form
  
  
• Co-op Position Employer Agreement Form
  
  
• Responsibilities of the Employer

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NSU Advisors

• Student Internship / Co-op Procedures



• Student ELP Packet
  
  
• Process Form
  
  
• Mid-Semester Student Evaluation Form
  
  
• Mid-Semester Employer Evaluation Form
  
  
• Learning Objectives Contract
  
  
• End of Semester Student Evaluation Form
  
  
• End of Semester Employer Evaluation Form

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