Internship Report

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.

As a natural born resident of the City of Long Branch, I personally have gone to admire and appreciate the level of professionalism in our police officers in which govern our community. I have ultimately come to understand this high standard of professionalism and leadership has been properly groomed over generations. Thus, in my closing year at Saint Peter’s University in a concentration of criminal justice, I have taken significant interest in applying directly to Long Branch Police Department.

There are several ecommerce solutions. We conduct our research and began looking at the top rated ecommerce solutions recommended. From these recommendations there were several companies’ names that always showed up on the list. These companies are Shopify, Bigcommerce and BoostMySale and EZLinks Golf LLC and Club prophet systems. All the solutions choose had the basics of what was requested however they added some additional features that we found could be a great asset in having and online presence.

Universal College is where I’d like to attend school because I really like what the college has to offer for their students; I hope to complete all classes that allow me to pursue my career as a Dental Hygienist, I will further my academic experience by doing an internship through my dentist office, I will contribute by joining many different kinds of clubs to make it a welcoming environment for each student. I will contribute a welcoming, safe, and tolerant environment for each student. In high school I was an active student in Spirit Club and I was on the SHS Drill Team. It was my job to make sure everyone participated and felt important to the team; This experience is only one of many that proves why I am choosing to attend Universal College.

The field of Information technology has been around for quite some time now. The field has matured and is now able to handle the millions of users that interact with various businesses or governments through their websites. I am applying for the city of Boca Raton Internship in Information Technology because I want a career in web and network functions. I believe the Information Technology internship as it applies in government setting will be invaluable to me in gaining experience .

I am interested in the Methodist Internship because I would like to start off my career with an organization that I have become very familiar with through clinical rotations. Through clinical rotations at Methodist I have learned about my strengths as a student nurse. I believe my ability to communicate with the healthcare team has become a strength of mine. I have become confident in speaking up to ask questions and clarify material with the staff on the units. I feel I have great strength in professional communication with patients and their families as well. I do have challenges that I am still attempting to overcome through my education at UIW. My greatest challenge is my ability to have confidence in myself as a student nurse. I lack

After working with multiple campaigns this summer, my personal and professional growth in the field of political science has increased significantly. The opportunities that have come to fruition through my time and commitment to these individuals running for political office have changed my outlook on the political process. It takes a lot of groundwork to efficiently connect with voters, even in a state that is perceived to vote in one direction. After researching multiple perspectives and salient points, it is clear that there is no substitute for the internship experience when it comes to first hand knowledge of any type of work.

This email got lost in the influx I had from graduate school! So sorry for just now getting back. I am currently doing my internship at The Civic Canopy, an organization focused on collective impact and community collaboration.

I though your elevator speech was very detailed and well written. Talking about your internship experience and how it helped you gain knowledge in your Field is a great way to start an elevator speech. Since the purpose is to gain the attention of a potential recruiter. Overall I thought you did a great job.

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.

I am writing to seek the Directorate of Operations internship in Washington, D.C. that the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) offers. I am currently a freshman student at Harvard College in Cambridge, MA, and have served in a variety of political, governmental and legal roles throughout my work career. I trust that, upon review, you will recognize that the skills and experience I have garnered are exactly what the CIA looks for in a Directorate of Operations intern.

I was a little intimidated when presenting my CP because it was relatively early in the semester and was done before my original due date because Stephanie was ill. However, there really was no need to be nervous because I got so much great, positive feedback. My CP pertained to a gentleman who had been using drugs for 45 years and was getting ready to go back out into the world after a 28- day rehabilitation treatment program. One thing that I learned is that there were a couple of fellow students who had overcome addiction and trauma and they were very open and willing to share what they had gone through. They then related their own personal suggestions of other options that might help this particular patient. Many students agreed with myself

The internship started off in the month of September with my reading of Pennsylvania: A History of the Commonwealth written by Randall Miller and William Pencak. This book gave me a background in the history of Pennsylvania, from early Native Americans through the twentieth century. In addition, it discussed the many approaches of historiography taken toward the subject, thereby exposing me to many options. In the month of October, I was allowed to research any topic that I was considering to choose as the focus of my internship’s project. The topics I considered were John Dickinson’s arguments during the American Revolutionary era by studying his Letters, the debates about the Constitution that took place over Pennsylvania’s ratification of it during the Pennsylvania Ratifying Convention, Thomas Paine and the impact of Philadelphia on him to produce Common Sense and also any impact he had on the city, the work of Benjamin Rush and Benjamin Franklin Bache as viewed from his newspaper (of course, this was the topic I ended up choosing). In the month of November, I concentrated on my chosen topic, and researched many sources, both primary and secondary. Much of that time was spent reading eight years of Aurora (which was printed 6 days a week) on microfilm. Finally, by December, I was in the final stage of research and was delving into

My IPPE summer internship was completed at CVS Pharmacy in Atlanta, Georgia under the directorship of Dr. Allison Wimbush, Pharmacy Manager and preceptor, and Dr. Lorrie Lay, Staff Pharmacist. During my rotation, I gained a great deal of knowledge and a general idea of how to effectively run a pharmacy. In retail pharmacy, you must know how to multi-task. That is one of the major strengths a person must hold in order to work in a chain pharmacy. The pharmacist is pulled in so many directions. Some of the situations that could occur within a matter of minutes that requires the pharmacist’s immediate attention consists of: a doctor call, a consultation, a difficult insurance issue, a patient complaint, or a general drug question. These matters can present themselves in multiples and it is one of countless duties of the pharmacist to prioritize them in order of the most urgent.

A favorite quote of mine was once said by the famous Woody Allen, “ If you want to make God laugh, tell him your plans.” At the ripe young age of eighteen I learned exactly what those words meant. Up until then I am sure I had God in tears, bent over laughing at how in depth my plans had become. For twelve years I had planned out my entire life with my dream career as the focal point, veterinary medicine. I had everything planned out perfectly. From where I would attend school for undergraduate and graduate, my discipline specialty , to the exact age I would get married and have children ( as to not interfere with my studies). These were just some of the major details that I had revolving around my dream career. Though, as it turned out an internship in the very place I dreamt of being for so long, a veterinary hospital, would reveal to me that no matter how long you plan, plans can always change.