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AKA NYC Creative Marketing Internship
No full textThis paper discusses my Client Services Marketing Internship at AKA NYC in New York City in the Summer of 2025. I touch on a variety of topics, including housing, the application process, the skills that were learned, and the clients that I worked with. While I was able to touch on a variety of experiences and lessons along the way, I am always happy to talk with people about it. Please don\u27t hesitate to reach out
Udemy Tattooing Course and NSC Bloodborne and Airborne Certification course
No full textOver the summer, I completed several Udemy tattooing courses as well as an Airborne and Bloodborne Pathogens certification. The Udemy classes introduced me to tattooing basics, small designs, and professional ethics. I practiced on fake skin, learned tips for safe needle disposal, and gained confidence in my technique. The certification course focused on health risks, proper safety measures, and legal responsibilities for tattoo artists and shop owners. Together, these courses prepared me for both the artistic and practical sides of tattooing. They also deepened my understanding of how to build safe, professional, and ethical relationships with future clients
Immigration Law Intern
No full textThis reflection paper explains the author’s internship experience at Orr and Reno, a law firm in New Hampshire, as part of Connecticut College’s Career Action Program. With a long-standing interest in law, the author embarked on this internship to explore the field more deeply, particularly in immigration law. The paper details the challenges of securing the internship, initial anxieties, and the professional growth gained through hands-on tasks such as legal research, drafting documents, and shadowing attorneys. The experience showed the nature of immigration law and helped the author recognize the importance of work-life balance in their future legal career. Through support from paralegals and legal assistants, the author overcame communication gaps and developed vital skills in time management, office etiquette, and professional communication. The reflection also highlights the impact of a liberal arts education and Connecticut College’s supportive community in preparing the author for real-world legal work. Ultimately, the internship affirmed the author’s desire to attend law school
Modern Movement Solutions - Research Coordinator
No full textReflection on past experience of conducting visual-cognitive research on professional ballet dancers with Modern Movement Solutions. This opportunity provided personal growth and confidence in a future career choice
Marika Stellwagen - Program Reflection
No full textA reflection about my time during Gibney Dance\u27s Summer Study in New York City, a Training program where you complete 30-45 Classes within 3 weeks and Panels, and get a taste of what it is like to be a professional dancer in New York Cit
Dream for America, Connecticut State Director
No full textThis reflection covers my time working with Dream for America, a young, student-led organization that aims to spread progressive ideology with the goal of countering right-wing political extremism. In this paper, I reflect on my time working with this organization, and critically examine my participation and efforts. Additionally, I reflect on the organization itself, its practices, and how it could be improved in the future. Lastly, I share my plans for the future and give thanks to the Hale Center
Scituate Arts Association Internship Reflection
No full textKristina Provost\u27s reflection on her 2025 summer internship with non-proft, Scituate Arts Association. This was made possible due to career funding from the Hale Center for Career Development
CERCA Abroad - Medical Internship
No full textFrom observing patient care in Radiology, Cardiology, Neurology, and Endoscopy to shadowing procedures in the operating room, I gained a deeper understanding of how different departments collaborate to diagnose, treat, and manage complex cases. Experiencing healthcare in a global context gave me a broader perspective on medical delivery and cultural approaches to patient care. I’m especially grateful to the physicians and hospital staff who generously shared their time and insights, and who discussed their experiences navigating an international healthcare system. By being exposed to various specialties within a hospital environment, I am now better equipped to decide which future internship and career opportunities I will pursue
Reflection Of CBIA Public Policy Internship
No full textDuring the 2025 Connecticut General Assembly Legislative Session, I was fortunate to intern with the Connecticut Business and Industry Association (CBIA), the state’s largest business organization and the third largest in the country. When I applied for and accepted my offer, my goal was to experience the legislative process from the perspective of an advocacy group. As a public policy intern, I supported CBIA’s lobbying team throughout the session, helping advance the interests of Connecticut’s business community. The internship’s balance of assigning me to both committees I was passionate about and committees where I could learn, along with excellent mentorship, practical writing tasks, and a final capstone project and presentation that allowed us to apply our knowledge by pitching a policy council to the team, made this a truly worthwhile experience