| Summary: | KEY FEATURES: The book's developmental approach to internship addresses how to begin the internship in very practical terms and then develops more sophisticated helping skills to help students evolve from novice to professional. Ethical and multicultural perspectives are covered to expand the student's understanding of these issues and shows how they look different to students when they are in real-life work settings. Writing Your Own Story features in each chapter ask students to write the story of their internship experience to help students enhance their own understanding of their experience. Voices from the Field features include peer voices, a faculty voice, a site supervisor voice, and a human service professional voice to help support the intern and help them see their experiences from other points of view. Vignettes throughout the text allow students to normalize their own experiences. The hybrid nature of the text as both a text and a workbook will keep students actively involved in the text.
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