The Dr. Alice Holloway Young Internship gives ethnic underrepresented persons who are either graduate students or holders of graduate degrees an opportunity to gain experience teaching in a community college. It provides on-the-job training experiences, including teaching, course planning, student testing and evaluating, student advisement and related academic responsibilities.

Each Intern is assigned to a senior MCC faculty member, who serves as mentor.

A Dr. Alice Holloway Young Intern may teach one or two courses a semester, at the base salary for an adjunct instructor plus a small stipend. The Internship may be renewed for a second semester.

THE INTERNSHIP HAS TWO GOALS:

• To encourage talented underrepresented persons to consider a career in community college education;
• To enhance the education of MCC students by
  providing opportunities for them to learn from an
  ethnically-diverse faculty.

Internship Application and Information

ALICE H. YOUNG Teaching Internship 2001- Present

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