So You Wanna Work in a Museum
At every museum I visited, their parting words were nearly identical –– “Make sure to have internships in college.”
The Press Shop: Where Messages From One Speaker Reach Three Million Arkansans
In March of 2020, I was glued to the television as I watched Governor Hutchinson deliver daily news conferences on COVID-related updates and school closings. Fast forward almost a year and a half, and I had the privilege of serving as an intern in the department of his office that puts on those press conferences, giving me firsthand insight into the behind-the-scenes aspects of how the Governor communicates crucial information to a state of over 3 million people.
Agriculture Student Takes on Internship at the State Capitol
Every morning I would arrive at the Capitol full of so many emotions: the anticipation of upcoming meetings with state leaders, the gratification from research conducted for the benefit of the state and the joy of getting to know fellow interns and staff … I enjoyed every day that I was able to help the state of Arkansas under Governor Asa Hutchinson’s administration.
Summer of Science at Johns Hopkins
I asked my mentor and other lab members tons of questions … Asking questions is the most important thing you can do in science, it helps you gain better understanding and could lead to future discoveries.
Taking on Washington D.C.
It was a unique experience because interns do not typically get as much facetime with the congressman and the staff as I did. I learned more than I could have ever imagined by sitting in on interviews, phone calls, and even watching votes on the House floor.
On Internships, the Power of Path + a Pro Tip
“Always try to meet new people and go to various events, because those small interactions can lead to great opportunities.”