Internship at Colin Powell in 2022

The data collected for the Internship Program divided the student body into two different categories:

There were a total of 555 participated in the program with 219 senior students and 336 Freshman/Sophomore/Junior students.

Student Categories Counts Percentage
Not yet a senior 336 60.54
Senior 219 39.46

The General Statistics.

Students’ Major Distribution

Among Freshman/Sophomore/Junior, the majority student participated in the internship programs were from Psychology major (n = 149, 44.48%), following by Administration and Management (n = 45) and Economics (n = 36)

Among Seniors and Graduate Students, the majority student participated in the internship programs were also from Psychology major (n = 87, 43.07%), following by Political Science (n = 26) and Economics (n = 26)

Job Sector

As being reported, the majority of students at all college level hope to find job in Public/Government sector:

  • Not yet a senior: n = 146, 39.35%.
  • Senior: n = 108 30.68%

Job Interest.

As being reported, the majority of students at all college level hope to find job in Counseling and Human resoucse.

Issues Hope to Change.

In both group, the majority of students in both group hope to change in mental health issue and racial justice.

Resources Knowledge.

Comparing between the two group, senior students were more aware of CPDI service as a resource whereas both CPDI service and LinkIned Page were popular among Freshman/Sophomore/Junior students. Nonetheless, both group were not aware much of Colin Powell Career Handbook.

Resources Rating

Most students think that the available resources are just “Slightly Helpful.”

Freshman/Sophomore/.Junior: Internship Beneficiary Rating.

Activity Attendance

A large number of students in both group have never participated in any Colin Powell events.