I shouldn't have listed "internships" above because they're a normal aspect of career development at this stage, so you're making a fair point. But take distinc

I shouldn't have listed "internships" above because they're a normal aspect of career development at this stage, so you're making a fair point. But take distinct extracurricular projects. Would an environmental engineer, for example, be expected to have a list of their own non-job related projects which interviewers could examine? (not just for bonus points in an interview, but as an expectation)