My Internship With Legacy Global Sports

The situation that brought me from my first internship to the second one was frustrating and difficult. Nonetheless, it provided me with beneficial learning experiences for my career and life in general. One of the silver linings of interning at these two considerably different internship experiences was increasing my knowledge of two different types of business. The first of these areas was in the Non-Profit organization at PACS, where their mission is to empower individuals who are struggling. The nonprofit industry has always deeply interested me, and what I learned at PACS only fueled that interest. The time I spent at PACS was brief and ended abruptly. Nonetheless, I learned valuable and significant information and gained an understanding of the various business characteristics that are essential in nonprofit organizations.

As I am reaching the halfway point with my summer internship at Mandalay Sports Media I want to expand my tasks from just using the Wiretap to start using all of the softwares as well learn how to script a video. Over the past two weeks the other interns who have been here for longer were using the software called “esearch”. Esearch is an ESPN database software where they store all of the clips they gather. ESPN has a large database so using it to obtain a small amount of video footage has its difficulties. First to sign in to research you need to obtain a six digit code from one of the project managers. I was not in contact with most of them and truly just friendly with one so I went to Andy. Andy gave me the code and helped me get accustomed to the database and how it works. First, you must type in a start date and an end date so the database can minimize the videos you are searching for. Then you are suppose to type in keywords that help you find the exact video you are looking for. For example, I was tasked with trying to find a close up iso shot of Bryce Harper during a game. For this I had to use terms from my COM 107 class with the classifications of what each shot is. Since I had background knowledge of what the shots were this helped me get accustomed of using Esearch. Finding the best possible clip takes time because ESPN has a lot of content in their database but once I found the best clip I took down the start time and end time within to clip to make sure its as

After speaking to people, I often had a time to reflect on what I heard. The product was a much greater understanding of the complexity of the American political system. I grew up thinking that that one side was right, and the other was full of irrational arguments. However, people sharing bits of their lives with me taught me that is not true. The support and opposition for every policy makes sense, and deciding which is right is far more of a value judgment than a facts-based judgment than I could have imagined. I feel less sure about what I believe politically after the internship, but again, I do not think that is a bad thing. For the first time, I know how to enter into a thought process without a bias, and able to listen to both sides. This skill is critical for any studies or career in the social sciences.

My internship at FuturePerfect Ventures has been an incredible learning experience and a stepping-stone for a fulfilling career path. I have known that I wanted to pursue a career in financial communications before I even started the internship search process. My experience at FuturePerfect Ventures not only solidified my desire to work in this specific industry but also gave me the opportunity to build on my existing skills and allowed me to have first-hand experience in this area. Thus, my internship at FuturePerfect Ventures has been, in many ways, more than a learning experience but also what Nathaniel Kolac, the author of the Harvard Business Review article, “Build a Career Worth Having, refers as a valuable stepping stone, one of the many experiences that help create the path to a successful, fulfilling career.

It was an amazing feeling being a part of the community of small non-profits agencies helping low income communities. At these health fairs, I would hand out flyers and talked to people interested in VCC: The Gary Center. At a small agency like the VCC: The Gary Center it was important to receive donations from local businesses. I had to contact many restaurants and grocery stores to donate food and gift card donations. This process was nerve wracking, because I never did outreach to businesses. However, I was quickly able to learn about the process of getting items donated. Many stores have a lengthy process that requires a statement about the agency and the event where the items will be donated too. Going through this process for multiple donation applications made me proficient in my writing skills and communication skills. Despite not working in the counseling program for VCC: The Gary Center, I was able to gain extensive experience in issues that low-income families need help with and important office skills that are necessary for agencies. An internship that goes in line with my future career is being a co-leader for a Human Services class named Character and Conflict.

When I first started my internship in July, I was a bit disappointed. I was disappointed not only with the fact that I was going to be doing an unpaid internship, but also with the fact that I was working at a church that basically accepted me as an intern because my parents are missionaries. I had high hopes for the summer, expecting to intern somewhere like JB Hunt or Enterprise, but instead I was in Richmond, VA looking for guidance. I do not know that it is an experience I would hope to do again, but I definitely learned some things from my time working at Ridge. I hope these things can help me be a better team member and professional wherever I may go in the future.

Focusing more on marketing and business management I feel this internship program has helped me tremendously not only in that aspect, but also in meeting new people throughout my experience that can help me upon the completion of my degree.

My internship as a counselor of domestic and substance abuse was challenging and practical. I came into contact with domestic violence defendants, substance abuse defendants, as well as DUI first & second time offenders. These are people who have problems with impulse control, some emotional instability, and people who need to reevaluate how they make their choices. Having an internship in this environment and with these populations helped me realized what natural skills I have in the area of counseling and in which areas I need to improve as I continue my education and career.

Lastly, while I was an intern for CBS Studios International, I learned the ins and outs of the CBS brand and how they promote themselves globally. This internship was pivotal moment in my academic and professional development. If you ever get the chance to intern for international public relations, does not matter what the industry is, take it. The job will change your point of view.

In addition, the internship was a good to find out what my strength and my weaknesses are. This helped me to know what knowledge and skills I have to improve in future.

Both of my internships have helped me to develop and improve my skills as a social worker. When I first started social work school, I wanted to work exclusively with children and providing psychotherapy only. My first field supervisor at the Child Center of New York (CCNY) taught me that in order to work with children, it is essential to start

I interned at Gorgeous Entertainment, Inc. from October to December. The company produces special events represented by Japan Day @ Central Park and theater projects represented by Tony-nominated Pacific Overtures. The small size of the office and the large scale of the projects provided me opportunities to practice a greater variety of jobs. During my internship, my main tasks were related to their latest theater project, Prince of Broadway and their upcoming special event, Japan Day @ Central Park. There were also many other administrative tasks.

My process in an internship was a great experience. I was working with Comunidades Unidas (Communities United) during these four months. My experience with this non-profit organization is incredible and at the same time I learned to work with members of the community. This organization works with undeserved Latino Community in the West side of Salt Lake City. I did not work an only specific area because they work in different files. However, I was a case manager who received call and tries to refer people to the different programs of this organization or contact them with other agencies.

Throughout the process of the development of future professionals for various organizations the origin of their foundation and success can often times be directly attributed to a successful internship experience. According to the National Society for Internships and Experiential Education (NSIEE) an internship is any carefully monitored work or service experience in which an individual has intentional learning goals and reflects actively on what he or she is learning throughout the experience. (Gilbert, 1995) In the broadest sense, internship development encompasses the whole process of increasing the knowledge and the capabilities of the people of our society. (White, 1972) In most

This internship program has given me a opportunity to know about a new industry and also in a new filed where i can place my feet to plan for the future and also it have give me an alternate option in my career. Since it is a internship I am granted to make mistake while experimenting different way of doing the marketing strategies, because it is one of the best way we can learn to get better and also i got to do it on a live dynamic market it has given me a lot of input about the do 's and don 'ts on the marketing business.