2023 Summer Internships

This summer I had the privilege to work under the wing of a man named Brian Williams as we worked on many different parts of his online business. He runs multiple different […]

Read More - Calvillo ’26 | Wabash Liberal Arts Immersion Program Internship

This summer I have the opportunity to research with Dr. Burton and the biology department. Over the 6 weeks that I was there I was able to form a close relationship with […]

Read More - Lorsung ’25 | Laboratory Research Intern

I spent the summer of 2023 working at the Center for Psychological Services. Center for Psychological Services is a psychology practice owned and operated by my grandparents, located in Jasper, Indiana. Throughout […]

Read More - Umali ’26 | Wabash Liberal Arts Immersion Program Internship

As the sun sets on my transformative summer, I can’t help but reflect on the incredible experience I had as an intern at the Austin Lighthouse for the Blind and a writing […]

Read More - Acero ’25 | Austin Lighthouse/Wabash Liberal Arts Immersion Program

In the summer of 2023, I had the opportunity to assist Dr. Annah Kalb along with my lab partner and fellow Wabash student, Luke Davis, in her organic chemistry research laboratory. Our […]

Read More - Zimmerman ’25 | Organic Chemistry Research Intern

Throughout this summer, I have been privileged to partake in a transformative and enriching experience as a business development intern at Stanton Chase International’s Washington, DC location. Throughout the internship, I have […]

Read More - Braun ’24 | Stanton Chase Internship

I went into this summer with the desire to develop a wide range of professional skills heading into my senior year, and it is safe to say that I got what I […]

Read More - Steele ’24 | Commodity Transportation Services (CTS) Internship

Going into my internship at the Montgomery County Health Department (MCHD), I thought it was going to be boring compared to my last internship at the Allen County Department of Health. Crawfordsville […]

Read More - Suba ’25 | Montgomery County Health Department Internship

In today’s competitive world, personal branding has become a crucial aspect of professional success and growth. Personal branding involves the intentional development and management of your unique identity, reputation, and image in […]

Read More - Clayton ’26 | Business Immersion Internship

I had the fantastic experience of being a summer intern at the Crooked Creek Food Pantry in Indianapolis this summer. Each week the CCFP serves over 1000 families. I was allowed to […]

Read More - Boyers ’25 | Crooked Creek Food Pantry Intern

As the sun-soaked days of summer beckoned, I embarked on an exciting journey as an Engagement Intern, ready to dive into the world of event planning and student empowerment. Little did I […]

Read More - McGill ’24 | Wabash College Engagement Intern

My go-to fun fact about myself for ice breakers is that I can grab a mosquito out of the air or off your arm, tell you what its biological sex is, and […]

Read More - Craig ’25 | Montgomery County Health Department Internship

When I embarked on my internship this summer, little did I know that it would be a truly transformative experience that would shape the direction of my professional career. Being part of […]

Read More - Lamon ’24 | enFocus Intern

This summer I assisted Dr. Burton in his research of Aeolosoma, a species of segmented worms. When I applied for the internship, I didn’t really know what to expect, but I wanted […]

Read More - Schnerre ’26 | Biology Research

Working as a Digital Project Intern with Wabash College’s Ramsay Archival Center, I worked extensively with material gathered by Dr. Timothy Lake in his 2010 catalog of Black Cultural Sites in Indiana. […]

Read More - Reynolds ’25 | Digital Project Intern

This summer, I was lucky enough to participate in a Biology Internship at Wabash College with Dr. Heidi Walsh. Our lab set out to explore the causes and effects of obesity at […]

Read More - Kuhn ’26 | Biology Research

The American criminal justice system is inherently complex and inaccessible to those without the effective resources to navigate it. This reality is at fundamental odds with the principles we believe govern our […]

Read More - Grennon ’24 | New Hampshire Public Defenders Office

After a great month, my fellow classmates and I finished the business immersion program (BIP) with the Center for Innovation Business and Entrepreneurship (CIBE). It was a great step, or you could […]

Read More - Robertson ’26 | Business Immersion Internship