The Arthur Capper Cooperative Center (ACCC) is sponsoring a summer intern program with agricultural related cooperatives in 2005. This is a good opportunity to get some valuable work experience, earn some money and create a network for job opportunities in the future. You must be at least a sophomore by Fall Semester 2005 and have at least one semester of college remaining to be eligible to participate. You must also be majoring in an agricultural or business related degree program.

The internship will be with a cooperative for a 12-week period during the summer.

Rate of pay at the co-op is negotiable and hours worked range from 40-60 hours per week, depending on the week.  You also have the option of taking AGEC 445, Agricultural Economics Internship, for three hours credit or a similar intern course in another department.

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• General description of the ACCC program and expectations we have of the student and cooperative

• Agribusiness Internship Policies and Procedures for the Department of Agricultural Economics at K-State

• Checklist Guide for Students Participating in the Cooperative Summer Intern Program through ACCC

• Internship Report Example 

Information on the K-State Career and Employment Services (CES) Experiential Learning Program.

• Experiential Learning Programs Offered

• How to Get an Internship

• Experiential Learning Program Guidelines, Deadlines and Forms

Please contact us for more information and an application packet.