This summer I worked with the math department doing research about rainbow numbers! Doing math research is like solving a puzzle that you do not know the answer to and do not […]
This previous summer, I had the honor of being an intern for Crooked Creek Food Pantry in Indianapolis. Crooked Creek has been an established food pantry for several years, serving the people […]
Read More - Naaman’ 24 | Crooked Creek Food Pantry Internship
This Summer the Wabash College and the Goodrich Mathematics department gave me the opportunity to work with the brilliant Dr. Ansaldi on a research project for a future publication. My coworker, Eric […]
Read More - Rapp ’24 | Mathematics Research: Rainbow Numbers
Early this last spring semester, several of my fraternity brothers and I decided to pursue a bucket list experience by traveling throughout Europe. We decided to study abroad at Harlaxton Manor with […]
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 intern with Athens Arts- a local 501(C)3 non-profit organization whose mission is to provide educational programs, workshops, and showcase artists and their work. My internship […]
This summer I had the privilege of working at Legal Aid Society in Louisville, Kentucky through the Jeffrey A. Been ’81 Wabash/Legal Aid Internship. I would first like to thank Jeff Been […]
I wouldn’t be able to tell you what a day-to-day experience working in the Department of Health is like. I only say that because I don’t ever know what my workday will […]
Read More - Craig ’25 | St. Joseph County Department of Health internship
This past month I was fortunate enough to spend a month abroad at Harlaxton College in Grantham, England, taking a macroeconomics course on the impacts of Brexit and Covid-19. In class, we […]
Read More - Brooks ’24 | Studying Abroad at Harlaxton College
Through the Small Business Internship Fund, I had the opportunity to work for Connecta Corporation, a precision-machined parts manufacturer in Indianapolis, IN. Connecta primarily operates manufacturing of specially designed parts for aerospace […]
Without the gracious funding provided by Richard J Stephenson class of ‘62, myexperience would not have been possible. I would like to first take a moment to acknowledgethose who worked so hard […]
Read More - Franz ’25 | Austrian Economics Center (AEC) Internship
On my first day at Endeavor I had the opportunity to sit in on the Startup Genome Presentation which was created as a result of a partnershipbetween Startup Genome and the Indiana […]
This summer I had the unique pleasure of working for CTS in their office in Phoenix, AZ. And let me tell you how impressed and lucky I feel. Not only did I […]
Read More - Silva-Melendez ’24 | Commodity Transportation Service (CTS) Internship
This summer, I had the opportunity through the Wabash Democracy and Public Discourse program to contribute to research and writings for a National Science Foundation grant. Through this position, I was able […]
Read More - Bergman ’24 | Wabash Democracy and Public Discourse (WDPD) Research Internship
For these past couple of months, I have interned with Commodity Transportation Services or CTS for short in Phoenix, Arizona. I have learned so much about both the company and how their […]
Read More - Ruiz ’25 | Commodity Transportation Service (CTS) Internship
I will endlessly appreciate my work as an English Writing Consultant with Dr. Benedicks and the English Department. Not only did the internship cultivate a list of skills that will forever benefit […]
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
First and foremost, I want to thank the Wabash College Department of Economics, Wabash College Career Services, the many donors, and the Wabash family, who granted me the opportunity to perform research […]