Lauren Freeland

As a Tech Apparel Merchandising Intern for Marmot, I loved exploring Northern California and getting some awesome recommendations from co-workers on things to do while I was out there. I really enjoyed meeting the people I worked with all summer and beginning to feel like a part of the team.

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Cherilyn Wang

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.

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Anna Webber

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.

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Claire Donohoe

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.

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Government Relations/Public Policy Internship

Government Relations/Public Policy Internship | Washington, D.C.

The Association of American Universities (AAU) is looking for driven current college students for an in-person, part-time, and paid internship in its DC office this spring. The major activities of the association are federal government relations, policy and public opinion research, and public affairs - all devoted to maintaining a strong federal investment in university-based research and education.

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Japan Center for Michigan Universities (JCMU)

Hikone, Japan | Fall/Spring/Summer

MSU partners with Japan Center for Michigan University (JCMU) to offer intensive Japanese language programs during the semester and summer. Students study 10 credits of college-level Japanese per term. Courses are offered at levels 1 (beginner) through 4 (advanced). No prior Japanese language study necessary to apply.

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Intensive French in Tours

Tours, France | Summer

The Department of Romance and Classical Studies offers students a French study program in Tours that will give students a unique opportunity to increase their knowledge and understanding of French language and culture. Tours is located in the beautiful Loire Valley, often called the garden of France - a region of great cultural importance, famous for its historic and architectural heritage and majestic châteaux (among them Chambord, Chenonceau and Villandry).

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