The student intern will be required to submit a weekly or biweekly (depending on the module requirement) activity report called a journal that summarizing his/her daily activities. This report should be a clear, concise, and accurate account of the types of activities the intern participated in and/or observed. Also, in this weekly activity/journal you should reflect on what during your college experience assisted you in being able to complete those activities for the week. For example, were you asked to make a cake from scratch and your baking 1 class taught us how to measure quantities and practice. And so on. During the week, interns should make notes of their observations, thoughts, questions, and feelings.* At the end of five working days or however many days you interned for the week), interns should type their daily observations being certain to leave out any names, situations, or activities that are confidential. The typed journal report should be submitted to the Blackboard dropbox provided by Prof. Kelly. Interns should always proofread their reports before submitting them to me and/or any supervisors that may ask to see them. Effective communication skills are mandatory if an individual is to be successful in their career pursuits. Within most every career field, an individual with inadequate communication skills (oral and written) will endure many frustrations and setbacks during their career (assuming they are fortunate to obtain employment within the field). Therefore, students must work hard during their internship by identifying and correcting their inadequacies to develop into a stronger candidate for employment. REMEMBER, having a successful internship could lead you to being hired at your place of Internship.