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By Ben Bradshaw ’15 Before heading back to Wabash and delving back into classes, 12 fortunate students had the opportunity to embark on a Profession Immersion Experience to San Francisco.  Career Services […]

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By Michael Haffner ’16 Fortunate to have been selected for the immersion trip to San Francisco, I was surprised to find such a supportive and abundant Wabash community throughout the Bay Area.  […]

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By Jackson Schroeder ’15 As part of the Career Services Test Drive Program, I spent a week at the Legal Aid Society of Louisville during winter break.  The Legal Aid Society provides […]

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By Ryan Anzalone ’16 As an Economics major here at Wabash, I spend a lot of time wondering what the real world will look like for a student like me. How do […]

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Editor’s Note: James Jeffries and Alex Amerling provide some timely advice for interns wrapping up their summer.  Don’t let your resume look like this: Sales Intern                                                    Summer 2013 Acme Corporation, Saskatchewan Initiated […]

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Jack Yuan ’14:  When I was searching for an internship that would leverage my writing and quantitative analysis skills, I was very fortunate to find and to get an internship focusing on […]

Read More - Jack Yuan ’14: Getting “the Most” from a Virtual Internship

Tadhg Hannon ’15:  Hey everyone, my name is Tadhg.  Let’s be friends.  I am spending the summer working for Nantucket Bike Tours.  In case you were wondering, Nantucket is an island, and […]

Read More - Tadhg Hannon ’15: My Summer Internship with Nantucket Bike Tours

Ray Stark ’14:  Life has moved from 0-60 as soon as I arrived in Los Angeles to start my internship with the Thirst Project.  The internship began with the biggest jet lag […]

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Taylor Neal ’14:  Everyone at Wabash has heard stories about how amazing our graduate network is, but only recently did I fully understand the extent of that reality.  During the Celebration of […]

Read More - Taylor Neal ’14: Learning the Intricacies of a Biomedical Startup

Jon Laird ’15:  Going into my internship I had very little knowledge of how a law firm was run and what the day to day life of a trial lawyer entailed.  When […]

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Carter Adams ’15:  This summer, I am out in Washington, DC working for the Military Voter Protection Project (MVP Project).  The MVP Project is a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting the voting […]

Read More - Carter Adams ’15: The Military Voter Protection (MVP) Project

Entrepreneurship! This word alone can have a different effect on different people. For some people, entrepreneurship represents everything they have ever wanted to do. They’ve been enticed by being their own boss […]

Read More - Ruvoli ’13: Catching a Break with a S.E.E.D. Grant