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
Global Health
The Will-Grundy Medical Clinic (WGMC) has offered an amazing internship for me andmany other interns from across the USA. During the internship, I have scribed and shadoweddoctors, worked with an outreach team […]
Gundersen/St. Clare Internship Blog This summer I had the honor of working with both the Gundersen health system in their hospital and with the St. Clare Health Mission non-profit free clinic in […]
Read More - Jimenez ’24 | Gunderson Health System and St. Clare Health Mission
This summer, I had the opportunity to intern with Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana. The experience has emphasized some of the struggles that Indiana residents face on a daily basis and has […]
This past summer I had the opportunity to intern at the Crooked Creek Food Pantry in Indianapolis. The CCFP serves the underprivileged population of central Indiana helping to fight food insecurity in […]
Read More - Faber ’23 | Crooked Creek Food Pantry Internship
This summer I had the pleasure of interning with SOAR. A non-profit that focuses mainly in Eastern Kentucky helping with the main issues that surround the region. The internship provided a significant […]
This summer I had the great pleasure of returning to a regional non-profit called Shaping Our Appalachian Region (SOAR) as a health intern. In this position I once again had the opportunity […]
It is estimated that Human Papillomavirus (HPV) infection is responsible for around 36,500 new cancer cases each year in the United States. Beyond that, HPV is among the most common STI’s in […]
Read More - Oppman ’25 | St. Joseph’s County Health Department
Due to the hard work of the Wabash GHI, this summer, I had the chance to intern at SOAR (Shaping Our Appalachian Region), a non-profit whose mission is to help fill the […]
This summer I had the pleasure of working for Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana in Indianapolis Indiana. During my time as an intern, I took on a variety of roles that deviated […]
This summer I had the opportunity to work with the Crooked Creek Food Pantry based in Indianapolis. I would like to first thank Jill Rogers, Dr. Wetzel and the Global HealthInitiative at […]
Read More - Hoover ’24 | Crooked Creek Food Pantry Internship
Over the course of the past eight weeks, I had the pleasure of working with the Will-Grundy Medical Clinic in Joliet, Illinois. As one of their summer interns I worked on my […]
Read More - Amore ’24 | Will-Grundy Medical Clinic Internship
This summer, I had the pleasure of working at the Franciscan Health Workwell office inGreenwood, Indiana. I am incredibly grateful to have worked with Franciscan because itenabled me to see the inner […]
Read More - Boyers ’25 | Franciscan Health Workwell Internship
This summer, I had the opportunity to work at the Montgomery County HealthDepartment. My official job title was an EHS (Environmental Health Safety) Fellow, however Iquickly became a Swiss Army Knife of […]
Read More - Lepper ’25 | Montgomery County Health Department Internship
Joshua Scott ’22 — In my time with the Saint Joseph County Public Health Department, I have primarily worked with their Vector Unit. The main role that this entails going around the […]
Read More - Scott ’22 – Saint Joseph County Public Health Dept.
Andrew Klabunde ’22 — Over the last month of my internship at the Fountain & Warren Health Department, I have learned that public health extends well beyond food safety. This internship has […]
Read More - Klabenbe ’22 – Fountain & Warren Health Department
Thomas Gastineau ’23 — My summer internship at Shaping Our Appalachian Region, Inc. (SOAR) has been a great experience. Our main project is to find a solution to the nursing shortage in […]
Kody Witham ’22 — Working with Shaping Our Appalachian Region, Inc. (SOAR) has been a blessing this summer. I have met many great, selfless, people that are dedicated to their communities. I […]
