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This research paper is compiled from many interviews conducted with Agents at the Fort Smith office and has contributions from documents in the DEA resource center database. It will outline the history of the DEA, along with its mission and purpose. It will also introduce my supervisor and describe the Fort Smith agency, in general, and how the DEA operates within the domestic and international criminal justice system. In conclusion, I will describe my time working with the agents and my experience with the internship as a whole.

I was excited to see an opening for a FFA Internship. I saw this opportunity at school, in the hallway. I would be great at this position through my experience in 4H and serving on the Howard County Council.

Describe the top challenges faced by this organization and how the group you are working for is

I am planning to do an internship this summer and I was wondering if you know of anyone or anywhere that is looking for an intern/volunteer for this summer. The only major requirements from my department are that the internship has to be 120 hours and since I go to a secular college, my department requires that my internship can't involve converting people to a religious tradition. For example, I could work in a church doing administrative work or babysitting children, but I wouldn't be allowed to teach a Bible study or lead worship for my internship. The internship can be paid or unpaid.

Since working with the Boys & Girls Club of the East Valley this summer I have proof-read two press releases, helped maintain excel spreadsheet for a car raffle, reformatted an excel spreadsheet to collect tax credit donation information and have created multiple point pf contact spreadsheets. This internship experience has been vastly different from all of my previous internships. I feel like this internship opportunity would be a decent first internship for someone who has little to no experience working in the public relations field.

Applying for internships is a process that almost every college student at Michigan State encounters. This is the time of the year where everyone is applying for internships, in hopes of finding a job that will propel him or her to success in that particular area of work. When applying for internships, I begin the process by first researching companies and the internships they offer. I start my search in the summer in order to find a job that I am eligible for, but most importantly, a job that will create possible opportunities for me in the future. Using resources like MySpartanCareer, the career fair, the Internet, and various connections, I am able to find jobs that better suit me for the direction I am heading in. After finding jobs I want to apply for, the process continues by completing the application online, answering all their questions, and providing the company with a resume and possibly a cover letter.

I am a first-year student at the Peter A. Allard School of Law at the University of British Columbia, and it is with great interest that I write to apply for the Review Officer Student Internship. I am interested in this position because of the valuable service that WorkSafe BC performs for the public, which I believe touches the lives of working British Columbians in a significant way.

When I first stepped onto campus as a Temple Owl I still wasn’t sure exactly what I wanted to do with my future. I was accepted into the program with a undeclared major. During my early years as I completed my prerequisite courses I was inspired by my Innovation and Entrepreneurship professor whom I admired very much. With that inspiration in mind I decided that I wanted to manage a business. I declared my business major and from there on pursued my education.

Hope you have had a great weekend! I heard that your team will be finalizing the decision for the internship program soon. I am eager to hear when you have an update. Please let me know if there's anything I can provide to assist you in your decision-making process.

My internship experience working as a teacher assistant at River Bend Middle School was enough to mould me as i advanced into my career choice, and continue to work towards it. This experience was divided into three parts and begins with a self- reflection, career outlook and the overview of a teacher seen from the inside.

Hi, I am Emma Percy and I am studying a Bachelor of Public Relations and Communication. I hope to finish my degree at the end of this trimester. I am looking to work in the Publishing field when I graduate. I am also looking at completing a post graduate degree in writing, editing and publishing.

I am placed at Reed Elementary School in Kuna, Idaho, for my internship. I’ve been offered so many learning opportunities at this placement, and the population I’m working with, mostly young children, is one I never expected to serve. This agency’s goals and missions align with the social work values of service and empowerment through education. Reed Elementary School is one of the ten schools in the Kuna School District. Therefore, I will address the agency as the Kuna School District. For this paper, I will discuss the agency’s goals and mission, services, funding, personnel, and personal observations.

I've received an email from my academic advisor asking me to meet tomorrow to provide details on my fall semester's plan of courses. I'm planning to stay out of the office tomorrow so that I can meet my academic advisor, complete the necessary documentation for the internship program for fall and for the remaining time I would like to work on this weeks assignment of the online course.

You raised an excellent point about guardianship. Being that my field placement is in a transitional high school, my clients are minors and young adults; a significant number of my clients are under the care of a guardian other than their parents such as cousins or aunts and uncles. As a social work intern, I must be cognizant of this information especially when it comes to disclosing facts to family members. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) aims to inform patients of their rights and protections under the law in regards to their health, health records, and health care providers (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 2017). In the case of my clients whom are under 18, there are instances where I need to

Before receiving my final internship assignment, I honestly did not have any true goals for my internship. I only knew that I was going to take every opportunity that was given to me, even if I don’t think the opportunity was fitting for my skill set. Upon getting my internship assignment at Theatre Delicatessen, an arts charity in Central London, I soon learned that this was not going to be a traditional theatre setting. I was assigned to work as an intern at their new location at the Old Library in Southwark to help prep for their @HOME Festival for Refugee Week. With that said, working at Theatre Deli, consist of a lot of sitting, brainstorming, and marketing. The first day at work, I, along with three other interns including our own Ellen Everitt, sat down with your lovely supervisor, Emma Blackman to plan duties that needed to be complete leading up to the festival. The first week consist of creating a poster, new flyers, and updating the social media. I was initially in charge of organizing a meeting with the four artists that are participating in the opening night event for the festival. I helped the artists gather the necessary materials and equipments needed to make your performance a success. After organizing a meeting for all the artists to come together, I assisted Ellen in adding lines to the poster. I also updated all the Eventbrites for each event. Ellen and I also collaborated on updating all the social media and teaching Emma how to efficiently utilize