Intern

I had the opportunity of interning at EY from June 3rd to August 3rd, 2015. I interned in the Baltimore office with 26 other interns as a part of the Assurance service line. Over the course of the internship, I had the opportunity to attend regional training for interns in Washington D.C. in addition to a service line training, lasting a total of 5 days combined. We received general information in training about the company, their mission, organizational structure, and employee expectations. The

My major is Kinesiology and I plan on going forward in the route to Sports Management. I am very open into what I can do in the Sports Management field right now. Currently, I am looking into having a double major, which would include Marketing. A degree in both Sports Management and Marketing would help me give business or teams the ability to work in an office to help promote whatever is needed. My main focus after college would be help small teams or teams at the college level with ticket sales

Company Strengths Strength One: Academy has a wonderful work environment, they really care about their employees and the mayral is that everyone treats everyone like family. Working at Academy has a lot of perks, they have multiple onsite cafes, a Starbucks, a gym that only cost $20 a month and multiple free coffee stations around their campus. Walking through the halls, everyone says hello to each other and you can truly see that associates truly like their jobs. Strength Two: Academy might not

began working for Northwestern Mutual in downtown Nashville. Northwestern Mutual is a Fortune 500 life insurance and financial planning company. Since then, my title hasn’t just been intern or college intern and I wasn’t just doing busy work or making copies for people. Northwestern Mutual treats their college interns as full time representatives with all of the daily jobs and responsibilities that full time employees handle. Northwestern gave me the title Financial Representative and sent me on my

find suitable fields and relevant jobs quickly and accurately. I once worked as an assistant for a financial accountant in the Trade and Finance Department at Bank of China. One of the reasons I got the internship was because the department desired interns who had good English writing skills. While I am an international student studying in America, the manager thought I had the skills. Therefore, knowing about your skills and making the best use of them on your resumes can lead to internship opportunities

Importance of internships in the life of a law student William Shakespeare: Ignorance is the curse of God; knowledge is the wing wherewith we fly to heaven. As rightly pointed out by the legend of literature that with the power of knowledge one can have access to the doors of heaven. It is not only he who recognised the importance and value of knowledge in the world, but several brilliant minds have also focused on its vitality and proficiency that it possess within itself. In my point of view

My first initial perspective of the internship at the agency is I would gain valuable skills in the criminal justice system and I would become a more marketable candidate for potential careers. My initial perspective has come true. I have learned an abundance of valuable skills and gained much knowledge about probation and parole, as well as the various resources and other agency working together to promote public safety and successfully integrating the clients back to society. The benefits I have

After throughly researching careers within the Sports Management field, I believe I would be interested in working as a Director of Player Personnel. The Director of Player Personnel is a management position within a sports organization whose main job is to support the athletes on the team (Berner). This specific position is extremely significant for all athletic teams in amateur, college, and professional leagues. Getting a job within the sports field is highly competitive, but their are more opportunities

because we have seven interns and only one full-time person Dr. Lowe, LCPC, one part-time Tiffany, LCPC, and MB, MSW, CADC. Lately, a lot of clients have been canceling their sessions while I am at the agency interning. The only type of contact or discussions about Social Work practice is when we have our group supervision with MB. Since the agency does not have many clients, Dr. Lowe promotes us to participate in the events going on in the Aurora community; by exposing the interns to the mezzo level

As stated these were just a few of the most memorable tasks I undertook while working at MassMutual. However, there were numerous tasks given on a daily basis and several opportunities to stimulate my knowledge in my career field. Some of these tasked included daily meetings. These meetings were ranging in purpose, and length, but all had a certain level of importance. On Mondays, I attended meetings intended to refine new agents’ knowledge on ways present solutions to potential client’s problems