Archives: August, 2018

Sedgrick White ’21 Wabash College IT Intern – Since I have arrived at Wabash, It has been difficult to decide what profession I would like to go into in the future. Throughout this summer, […]

Read More - White ’21 Sees Another Potential Career Path Unfold Through Internship

Eric Lakomek ’21– This summer I have had the pleasure to participate in an Immersive Learning experience funded by the Wabash Global Health Initiative with alumnus Dr. Sean Sharma ’98 and the […]

Read More - Lakomek ’21 Gains A Different Perspective on the Mental Health Crisis

Owen Doster ’20 – Like many of the employees of the Health Department in Montgomery County, I do multiple things. For the most part, my classmates Matt Hodges ’19 and Hunter Jones […]

Read More - Doster ’20 Makes Empathy His Example

Hunter Jones ’20 – I was hired by the Montgomery County Health Department through a grant specifically to create materials aimed at helping those who had recently experienced an overdose due to […]

Read More - Jones ’20 Learned the Importance of Versatility in Healthcare

Matthew Hodges ’19 – As a pre-med student with a primary care focus, I tend to frame preventive care at an individual level. When I think of preventive health measures, I generally […]

Read More - Hodges ’19 Meets the People Behind Prevention

Samuel Marksberry ’21 – As an intern at the Montgomery County Health Department, my main role has been with the vector program. That includes doing mosquito surveillance around the county by collecting, […]

Read More - Marksberry ’21 is Focused on Understanding Others

Jack Wagner ’20 Logistics Intern- CTS – This summer, I spent ten weeks of my summer immersed in the field of logistics, working for a freight brokering agency in Phoenix, AZ. The company […]

Read More - Wagner ’20 Sees What Wabash Has To Offer Once You Leave Campus