Spanish Program Internships: The Spanish program collaborates with a variety of community partners in the Corvallis area (and beyond) to facilitate internships for students interested in community-based learning. Students participating in internships enroll in SPAN 410 and receive university credit while gaining transferable skills related to team-work, co-teaching, leadership, collaboration, communication, etc. Current community partners in the Corvallis area include Franklin K-8 School, Lincoln Elementary School (dual-immersion), Garfield Elementary School (dual-immersion), Linus Pauling Middle School, Vina Moses, Casa Latinos Unidos and Community Outreach Inc. Interns in these programs serve in roles such as classroom volunteer, co-teacher of after school Spanish, assistant/translator in free medical clinic, community advocate, etc. Online students in our Ecampus program also serve in a variety of internships in communities around the United States and internationally. For information on how the internship credits may be applied to your academic plan, contact the World Languages and Cultures advisor Hallie Price, [email protected]. For more information including how to participate in an internship and current internship options, contact Raven Chakerian, [email protected].