Apply new ideas about sustainment, transition, justice, spirituality and activism. Learn first-hand from MSU partners in Costa Rica and across the United States to weave together a wealth of human…
Bookended by visits to iconic Olympic Winter Games venues in Calgary and Vancouver, this education abroad examines intersections amongst winter sports, local cultures, and landscapes. Students will travel through the…
As an Office Intern, I worked closely with the paralegal staff in the office to ensure that legal proceedings ran smoothly. I conducted a lot of phone-based client communication, such as scheduling attorney-client appointments, answering any questions they may have, and listening to the occasional monologue. I also drafted letters to communicate information pertaining to legal proceedings, any enclosed documents for their cases, and I utilized the defenderData software to ensure that case records were accurately maintained. Ultimately, anything the office needed me to do, I did.
Isabella Hughes was a legal intern assigned to the misdemeanor division to support and assist Chelsea Vergiels, an assistant public defender at Washtenaw County.
As an intern I learned how to effectively communicate with clients to help them understand and get set up for success with using their online accounts. As a result, I developed valuable tech skills, that I now use every day to continue setting my clients up for success. I also gained better networking skills through this internship.
As a graphic design and communications intern, I designed and managed a weekly arts newsletter, created social media and internal design assets, and developed 50th anniversary branding for fiscal year 2026 use.
As a policy researcher and advocacy intern, I analyzed human rights policies and contributed to the ESR Review, the organization's academic journal.
Location: Toronto, Canada Program Type: Faculty-directed Semester: Fall (1 week)Attend the Toronto International Film Festival. One of the largest film festivals in the world, it attracts close to half a million attendees each…
As a CIU Intern, my role was to assist attorneys in screening applications for post-conviction claims of innocence, reviewing and summarizing legal documents, and investigative materials for evaluation.
I used MSU's study abroad portal to discover CRCC Asia's Internships in Kansai Region, Japan program. I applied and later interviewed with MSU, CRCC Asia, and Kyotech. I used resources available at MSU to help me write my resume and prepare for interview questions.