reflect on your internship experience by creating an internship brief and executive summary. Your internship brief will look at how
the things you learned in the classroom translated to a real-world work setting, as well as what experiences, skills, and knowledge were evidenced in either the
classroom or the work environment that were never revealed in the other. The executive summary will focus on your accomplishments and insights during your
academic and work experience.
I. Your Place in the Sports Industry
A. Host Company
i. Describe the organization where you are doing your internship and explain why you chose this company.
ii. Diagram the organizational structure of your host company location. Include an organizational chart that shows management positions
and departments and where you are in the organization.
iii. Examine the interrelationships of functional areas in the company and how they work together.
B. Duties and Responsibilities Within the Organization
i. Compose a job description of your internship with details of specific duties and required knowledge.
ii. Relate what you learned/accomplished during this internship and how it will benefit your future goals.
C. Identify New Job Opportunities
i. Prepare targeted resumes and cover letters for three actual jobs you are interested in. Include the job posting for each.
II. Applying Programmatic Knowledge
A. Explain how the projects in which you were involved allowed you to demonstrate your knowledge, skills, and abilities (KSAs) in meeting the
outcomes of your program.
B. Describe the differences between the theories you learned in the classroom and the workplace practices in this internship experience. What
were the reasons for these differences? Support your response with examples.
III. Reflection
A. Describe a situation or event that took place during your internship that you had to respond to. How might you respond differently to that
situation in the future? Explain why.
B. If you had the opportunity to do this experience over, how and why would you approach it differently?
C. What would you like to have accomplished that you were unable to do because of time, other priorities, and so on? For example, was there a
project or another opportunity you were involved in that you were unable to finish? Support your response with examples.
D. Considering your host company’s structure, propose how the entity could enhance interdepartmental synergies. Support your response with
examples.
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