I interned at Yale University with Professor. Jason Shaw in New Haven, Connecticut as a Research Assistant. My primary responsibilities were assisting with an Electromagnetic Articulography experiment and I was also in charge of post-processing and data analysis.
Some of my favorite parts of my internship with V.Mora were getting to help clients with their creative choices such as mood boards, social media, and aesthetics, as well as getting to work at some cool events like a fabric sourcing trade show where I got to network and meet some cool people.
My favorite experience from the RCAH Center for Poetry internship has been the freedom of this work, both physically and creatively. The internship being online enables me to work at my own pace and in relation to my own schedule as a student, and I have creative liberty in my form sheets to discuss my personal opinions on the manuscript.
I was a PR Intern, and the majority of my responsibilities involved packaging and sending out seedings, or giftings, of client products to influencers, editors, and stylists, and keeping track of all the information in spreadsheets. I also worked on press clippings and magazine research.
This was my second year interning on the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Team in the Human Resources Department at Spectrum Health. Through this internship, I was able to gain insight into possible career paths as well as gain experience in a Human Resources role.
My title was “Research Support Intern”, which included assisting the foundation with their research studies, translating past papers and questionnaires from Spanish to English, and editing past translations.
As an undergraduate intern for Okemos Legal Group, I would draft legal documents and conduct legal research, and handle confidential information between clients and attorneys.
As a Marketing Intern with Emergency Care of Stryker Medical, I reevaluated 42 current product offerings by assessing revenues and quantities sold over a 52-month period and facilitated a 5–10-year investigative report for acquisition and various business development projects through organic research to support strategic objectives.
My job as a summer intern at WWMP was to interview employers and employees and write stories about their responses and current events. Each day I would check my email for responses from those I interviewed, check up on my tasks from my employer, and write stories, story pitches, and journalism exercises.
As a part-time employee with the UFW Foundation for the role of Immigration Outreach Assistant, my roles included but were not limited to petitioning, coordinating farmworker appreciation events, building relationships with farmworkers throughout the state, and educating them on their labor rights.