Thank you for your interest in offering for-credit internship opportunities at California State Univeristy San Marcos.
This form will initiate the process for us to learn more about your organization and the internship opportunities that you’d like to make available to students. Ideally, a representative of the organization who is familiar with the learning activities that university students will be engaged in, as well as your safety policies and procedures should complete this form.
Note: CSU faculty or students cannot complete this form on behalf of an organization.
The following general partnership criteria applies to all off-campus academic learning partnerships with the California State University (CSU). Additional program criteria may apply and is indicated in the program section. Please review the criteria and complete the acknowledgment statement.
To complete the remainder of the form, you will need to acknowledge the General Partnership Criteria by checking the box above.
Below you can provide information for one (1) specific opportunity for our students. If you have more available, please provide details for the opportunity that is your highest priority. You may use our New Opportunity Form to submit additional opportunities.
Please provide information about the specific opportunity you have available for students enrolled at our institution.
NOTE: An Academic Term is 16 weeks.
A "term" corresponds with a semester on our campus Academic Calendar.
NOTE: For all forms of expense reimbursement, please provide more detailed information in the explanation box.
The main contact information will be used by university faculty or staff members to contact your organization. CSU students will not have access to this information unless approved by the organization.
The Legal Contact is the person at your agency or organization who has the authority to sign contracts with the university. We will send this agreement to the contact via AdobeSign. (Note: this information will only be available to campus staff executing contracts).
View draft agreement here: https://bit.ly/aidraftagreement
The site supervisor contact typically acts as the on-site contact for students during their placement. This person may also be who students contact if they are interested in placing with your organization and/or who directly supervises students placed at your site. Indicate the type of staff contact this person is using the role selection below.
Organizations can show a designated contact to students.
Please select mandatory site requirements below
This risk assessment is not intended to prohibit educational experiences that may seem “too risky,” but rather to find ways to reduce the amount of risk and liability exposure, so that the off-campus learning opportunity is a safe, healthful and fulfilling educational experience for all parties involved. This section should be completed by someone familiar with any potential risks.
1. Please describe machinery/equipment/heights that may be used by intern
2. Safety training students will receive
3. Safety standards and protocols related to use of stated equipment (eg. OSHA standards, any organizational policies above and beyond OSHA requirements, etc.)
4. Required protective equipment (if any)
5. Any other procedures in place to mitigate risk of injury
1. Training students will receive to safely handle lab equipment, chemical and/or biologically derived materials
2. Safety standards and protocols related to the handling of chemical and biological materials (eg. OSHA standards, any organizational policies above and beyond OSHA requirements, etc.)
3. Required protective equipment (if any)
4. Any other procedures in place to mitigate risk of injury
Briefly provide further information as related to the physical safety of the location (if applicable):
1. Details concerning security at the site where interns will be working.
2. History of criminal activity in the area that you are aware of?
3. Details of parking facility security (is it secured and/or patrolled)?
4. Any additional safety information?
1. Will the intern be working alone at night (between 6pm and 8am)?
2. Approximately how much of the time (in a percentage) will the student be working without direct supervision?
3. Please provide details on how the interns work will be directed when a supervision is not in place?