How did I came about with this internship? Good question to ask.
The decision I made from the list was listed as UAMS- Patient Education Patient Care Services with Barbie Brunner. I contacted her and even went up to her office to see if it was possible I can intern in her department. She stated, “she is interviewing an internship coordinator, so give her a few weeks.” The few weeks will be around when the semester start, so that wouldn’t help me at all. I went to this women name Katherine Metz (I go to church with her). During graduation season for high school students, she was recognized for University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) number one Nurse Educator Award. A lightbulb pop above my head. I thought to myself that I should talk to her about an internship at UAMS dealing with educating patients. She ask for some personal information and she emailed me back within two days. Dana Smith- Patient Education Specialist- emailed me and told me she will be handling getting me processed to intern with them. I went in for an interview. They told me the general information about the department, what will be taking place on the first day, scheduling, dress code, lunch, parking, and how and where to get the badge. After talking to them I know I will enjoy this internship with Dana Smith and Emily Gordon in the Patient Education Department at University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS).
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I need to thank you for teaching a great class. Your lectures on resumes and interviews were very helpful for me. So helpful that your in-class workshop and your own personal feedback got me a paid internship with the Disney College Program. I just found out today that I was accepted into the Spring program! So for the next 6 months (Feb-July) I'll be interning at Disneyland; we all got to start somewhere.
The reason as to why I am applying for this summer program is because of the opportunity that it provides. Programs such as these gives the unique opportunity to explore multiple different career paths. But, not only does it provide a learning opportunity, it also allows a cultural one. Being able to travel and live in a foreign country at such a young age is one of the most memorable and amazing things that you can do. I believe that if accepted into this program, that I will do my very best to prove myself dedicated as a student because I want to spend my life learning and preparing myself for the real world as a careered woman. I have not yet solidified what I would like to be in the future, but as of this moment, I hope to possibly become
My internship placement is a non-profit organization that provides a comprehensive range of programs to address and end intimate partner violence. During the week I split my time between two locations; the main building in downtown Boston, and at an 18-month long transitional living program for young women (ages 15-21) who are either pregnant or parenting. The transitional living program, that I will refer to as ABC, is a house that can accommodate up to 8 moms and 13 children at any given time. The majority of the young women who are currently guests of ABC have been living there for at least 6-8 months, if not longer. Only 2 of the 8 women have moved in within the last 6 months.
I hope that everything is going well in SGH. I'm writing you regarding the opportunity with your company. It was decided to hold off the hiring new grads, yet I have a suggestion that I would like you to consider. The suggestion is to consider me as a potential candidate for summer internship. This would be a great chance for your company to evaluate my skills and qualifications. I understand that all available position for this year may be already filled, yet I would really like to become a part of such great company. Thank you for your time and have a great
I am writing in response to the 2016 summer internship opportunity posted by ChemTreat, Inc. on the American Chemical Society website. Currently, I am a junior at Belhaven University, pursuing a degree in Chemistry with a concentration on Physical Chemistry. My cumulative GPA is 3.985/4.0.
After contacting two of the hospitals and discovering they still had RN’s as their case managers I began getting discouraged and even questioned my decision to not only pursue clinical social worker but my major as a whole. I contacted the last hospital within the area, Baptist Medical Center South, so that I could say I exhausted all my possibilities, but to my surprise I spoke to a social worker within case management. I was given not only the opportunity to interview, but also the opportunity to intern within their department that
1. What is your progress on your internship to date? Will you still be able to meet your original internship goals?
I am writing this essay in regards to the nursing internship opportunity at the Jackson-Madison County General Hospital. I am soon to be a fourth semester nursing student at the University of Memphis-Lambuth Campus. My professional interests include surgical nursing, Intensive Care nursing, and Wound Care Nursing so, this opportunity naturally attracted my attention. I believe that the knowledge I have gained from my nursing classes through the Loewenberg College of Nursing and from watching the nurses at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital as a patient have made me a perfect candidate for this internship.
When my grandparents came to visit ten years ago, they brought me a 2,000 piece jigsaw puzzle. To most children, this would not sound very exciting, almost as disappointing as a shirt saying “My grandparents went to Disney World, and all they brought me was this dumb shirt.” My reaction to the puzzle was different. I immediately cut open the cardboard box and poured the pieces out onto the nearest table. I worked patiently and enthusiastically on the puzzle for hours at a time, my excitement building as more of the image of the solar system was revealed. The puzzle overshadowed all else in my life, if only for that short period of time.
I am writing to express my interest in the Graduate Assistantship position with CSET Advising Center at Minnesota State, Mankato. I recognize and value the importance that a graduate assistantship has, in terms of the educational and professional benefits. It is my hope that, as a graduate student to take this role of graduate assistant for both personal as well as professional experience.
The second method we will utilize to promote our message will be through a variety of online resources. We are aware that students have a strong online presence, and that they utilize the web for everything, including internship searches. With that being said, we plan to increase our presence on top tier universities’ recruiting websites. On these employment websites, we will promote our internship opportunities and let students know when we will be attending their campus. Additionally, we plan to market our message on popular social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
A resume a short, simple document that highlights an individual's experience, qualifications, skills education and certifications in hopes of finding a job and is usually limited to one, maybe two pages. (WiseGEEK, n.d.) Some employers ask for a resume, other employers ask for what is called a Curriculum Vitae, often shorted to CV. Some employers use the term interchangeably. The CV includes all life accomplishments, in chronological order regardless of the relevance to the job duties. In the academic community, a CVs is the most common and can ran several pages long and is often requested for graduate and professional schools like PHD programs. (Simpson, n.d.)
Department stores provide its customers with a variety of consumer items and services. This ranges from shoes, home goods, apparel, accessories, jewelry, fragrances, cosmetics, and even salons. My internship takes place at Dillard’s located in the Augusta Mall. I am interning with general manager, Mr. Shawn Ulrich and shoe department manager, Mrs. Yelena Tramontana.
Growing up, I saw my pediatrician cousin working with the needy and underserved people of her community. I saw her gaining immense respect in the community, as well the personal satisfaction of being able to make a real difference; because of this, going to medical school was my dream choice. Through hard work, I was able to attend one of the best colleges in Maharashtra state of India. After, I returned to my community to do my internship. This was probably one of the best decisions I made. Most of my classmates decided to find a hospital which would allow them to concentrate more on residency entrance exams instead of focusing on practical patient care. I wanted to do my internship at a place where I can learn from practical training and through real life interaction. I joined a Maharashtra state owned district hospital which provided me exposure to patients and conditions from all over the district. The internship experience enriched my thinking, knowledge, and personality in many ways.
Much to my delight, I was able to begin and end my internship the same way. My last day, December 5th, was another STEAM program. This one based on space and the solar system. I was surprised to see how much the children knew about the planets, especially the younger ones. As someone who was always fascinated by the stars, this program was right up my alley. It was also a significant use of my knowledge. While I did not get many high-fives, the kids were still very interactive and excited to show me their projects. My favorite project for this program was one that gave kids a constellation to take home. Cut-outs of various constellations were there to pick from, then one is attached to an end of a toilet paper tube. Once secured the children were able to use flashlights to shine the constellation on the walls. This was a project that every child took home and were very excited to try out at home that night.