I. Course Title: Practicum
II. Course Number: HADM 770
III. Credit Hours: (3) credits
IV. Prerequisites: None
V. Course Description: The practicum provides an opportunity to apply acquired knowledge and skills and further develop key professional competencies. Experiences are aligned with student academic and professional goals. The practicum consists of a minimum of 120 hours of fieldwork, a project applicable to the host site and scheduled online seminars. The student works under the collaborative guidance of a qualified preceptor within the host organization and a faculty advisor. Students may enroll in this course during the last semester of study leading to graduation.
Content
Module 1
(Weeks 1)
Activities: Communicate and meet with practicum/internship partners and update faculty/instructor members. Get needed forms and paperwork signed and submitted. Adhere to all college, department, and partner guidelines.
Assignment: Reflection Journal I
Module 2
(Weeks 2)
Activity: Communication with the instructor set up a virtual meeting. Is there a project you will be working on at the site
Assignment: Reflection Journal II
Module 3
(Weeks 3)
Assignments: Reflection Journal III
Module 4
(Weeks 4 & 5)
Assignment: Reflection Journal IV Set up time to meet with the instructor
Module 5
(Weeks 6 & 7)
Assignments: Reflection Journal V Set up meeting with the instructor
Module 6
(Weeks 8 & 9 & 10))
Assignment: Reflection Journal VI
Assignments:
Reflection Journal VI
Finish up any remaining hours & submit Log Sheet with 120hrs
Submit Partner Evaluation
Self-Evaluation and reflection
Final Presentation via Zoom
Course Evaluation (sent by University)
Detailed Description of Conduct of Course
Course is conducted synchronously and offered in multiple formats. D2L weekly module-based assignments of readings, lectures, guest speakers, discussions, exams, case studies, presentations, group activities, and reflective learning.
Student Learning Outcomes
Assessment Measures
Students will be assessed on their summative 120-hour fieldwork experience, final culminating project, professional conduct, reflections, and a final preceptor performance evaluation.
Other Course Information
N/A
Review and Approval
April, 2023
March 31, 2026