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Owen Bennett ’24 — First, I would like to thank the staff of the Carnegie Museum, General Lew Wallace Study, The Lane Place, and our great Career Services Team for making this […]

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Austin Hughes ’23 — This summer, I am serving as a research intern with the Pegasus Institute out of Louisville, Kentucky. I am extremely grateful to Wabash College and its Wabash Public […]

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Gaven Vogt ’24 — First off, I would like to thank Wabash College and the Wabash Public Policy for funding my internship this summer and Dr. Lewis McCrary for introducing me to […]

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Brayden Lentz ’23 — My name is Brayden Lentz, and I am a member of the class of 2023. This summer, I conducted research for Professor Hartnett in the Classics Department as […]

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Hoyt Stafford ’24 — To start, I would like to thank Associate Dean Roland Morin, Anthony Mendez ’20, and the Center for Innovation, Business & Entrepreneurship (CIBE) at Wabash College for hosting […]

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Alex Goodnight ’22 — My name is Alex Goodnight, and this summer I have been given the experience of a lifetime with the internship I was able to land this summer. Even though […]

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Carson Price ’23 — I would like to first take the opportunity to thank the Wabash Public Policy Project for providing me the funding to make my summer internship possible. More specifically, […]

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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 […]

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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 […]

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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 […]

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Don Silas ’24 — I’ve had a great time in Pikeville working with SOAR. Kody Witham, Thomas Gastineau, and I came in person on June 2nd. On the first day, we met […]

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Ben Jansen ’24 — Working at the Noble County Health Department, I have been given a hodge-podge of tasks to complete with my time here. All these tasks have been interesting to […]

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Connor Wakefield ’23 — This summer I got an internship with the local health department here in Montgomery County. The Montgomery County Health Department (MCHD) is responsible for all manner of health-related […]

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Vincent Alexander ’24 — Crooked Creek Food Pantry (CCFP) was an amazing experience. It gave me an opportunity to step out of my comfort zone, begin new and wonderful relationships, and create […]

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Andrew Jamison ’22 — In my first week at the health department, I scribed for vaccines, administered COVID tests, trapped mosquitos, performed food inspections, and worked on special projects about mental health […]

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Camden Cooper ’24 — Being able to help at the Crooked Creek Food Pantry/Eskenazi Health Clinic has been an eye-opening experience to the community around me. We have had the privilege to […]

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Jerry Little ’24 — My internship at Crooked Creek Food Pantry taught me a lot about not judging a book my its cover and that everyone has their own story. It taught […]

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Cam Brice ’22 — To begin, I just wanted to show appreciation towards Wabash College and Jill Rogers for the opportunity to work for St. Joseph County’s Health Department this summer. I […]

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