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About the Program

Cooperative Education is offered in both Career Technical Education and Liberal Arts areas. Written instructor approval is required for registration.

Cooperative Education is provided by 91̽»¨ and not by the officials of the field site. There is regular interaction between the Employment Experiential Learning Counselor and the student. A standard College grading system is utilized. Five hours per week or 75 hours of work per semester are required for each credit.

Student Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of the Cooperative Education course, students will be able to:

Secure Job Placement

The student will obtain a position with a company that is related to his/her major and perform a minimum of 75 hours of work per semester for each credit. This learning outcome will be assessed by:

• Resume, Cover letter, and list of potential employers
• Cooperative Education Agreement

Evaluate Personal Assessment

The student will demonstrate an understanding of personal abilities and skills with an awareness of the impact of abilities and skills on career development and academic achievement. This learning outcome will be assessed by:

• Mid Term Report
• Student Evaluation of Cooperative Education Experience
• Learning Outcome Paper(s)

Demonstrate Job Performance

As part of a team, the student will perform all duties required at the cooperative education work site, demonstrating positive work habits and using appropriate procedures, tools and equipment, consistent with all applicable standards and OSHA regulations. This learning outcome will be assessed by:

• Student Time Sheet
• Employment Supervisor¡¯s Evaluation of Cooperative Education