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Summer Internship with the Heifetz International Music Institute
No full textThis short paper outlines my Summer 2025 Resident Assistant/Artistic Coordinator internship with the Heifetz International Music Institute. I outline the organization and my general role, some of my learning experiences, personal strengths and weaknesses I realized, and ultimately highlight that the internship was hectic but incredibly fun and rewarding, and an opportunity I am glad I took and would repeat again
Summer in NYC as a Technology Intern at the SAP practice at PwC
No full textThis past summer I was lucky enough to secure an internship at a big 4 advisory firm, PriceWaterhouseCoopers, also known as PwC. The process in doing so was quite rigorous, but the outcomes were well worth the work put forth. Challenges ranged from multiple interview rounds, to finding housing in NYC, and much more
Summer Internship at Latterell Law
No full textThis summer, I started my internship with Latterell Law, an estate planning law firm based out of Seattle, Washington. Officially, I joined the team as the publishing and editorial coordinator. I work with the social media and marketing team, organize and facilitate book publication with the firm\u27s founder, design and create the firm\u27s newsletters, amongst other things. This is a reflection of the time I\u27ve spent so far with the firm
Six Months at Mystic Aquarium
No full textI spent my sophomore year at Connecticut College volunteering at Mystic Aquarium once a week as an interpreter for guests. It was a highly educational experience, and I cannot recommend it enough if you are interested in marine sciences or looking for experience working with marine life. My time there was spent learning about the animals that call Mystic Aquarium home and helping educate guests on the diverse array of species at the Shark Touch habitat
Linda Lear Center Internship Reflection
No full textThis is my reflection paper on the internship I did at the Linda Lear center during the Spring 2025 semester. I go over my responsibilities, main projects, and my takeaways from the experience. I describe the somewhat unusual way I went about arranging my internship. Also, the challenges I faced and what I learned from the experience
West Virginia Independence Hall Museum Internship
No full textMara Cartwright\u27s fall 2025 internship reflection details her summer experience at West Virginia Independence Hall, a small museum where the state was founded in 1863. Cartwright, a student at Connecticut College, chose this local museum to learn about the authentic operations of small-scale institutions rather than a larger, more recognizable one. Her primary role was assisting with West Virginia Day, the museum\u27s largest annual event, which celebrates the state\u27s birthday on June 20th. She also assisted with various other tasks, including gardening, touch-up painting, researching a cavalry sword, and creating an archival catalog for the museum\u27s books. Beyond the practical skills, Cartwright\u27s internship taught her the importance of community involvement, highlighting that history is not just in books but lives through people who preserve and remember it together. She concludes that showing up and participating in these community spaces is essential to keeping history and communities alive
Intern Teaching at St. Paul\u27s School\u27s Advanced Studies Program
No full textThis paper is my reflection on my summer internship teaching Spanish at a boarding school in New Hampshire. It was a big change for me, since I had never been in that kind of environment before, and I had to balance teaching, supervising the dorms, and taking on administrative work. Through this experience, I learned a lot about time management, collaboration, flexibility, and how to accept and use feedback. I also realized how important it is for me to find a healthy work-life balance. My classes at Connecticut College helped me connect different subjects and bring creativity into my teaching. Most importantly, this internship helped me see more clearly that I want to become a medical social worker, since I really enjoyed supporting students while also taking on professional responsibilities. Overall, it was a challenging but very rewarding experience
Summer Internship at Eurasia Group
No full textI spent the summer of 2025 at Eurasia Group in Washington, D.C., where I had the opportunity to join the Eurasia regional team as an intern. At Conn, I am a double major in government and Slavic studies, and I intended to find a summer internship sitting at the intersection of those disciplines. That process led me to Eurasia Group’s summer internship program. Eurasia Group is a geopolitical risk consulting company, and the team I applied for — and ultimately joined for nine weeks — is responsible for the firm’s coverage of political developments in the post-Soviet world. I was thrilled to find a role that would engage both my Slavic studies and government backgrounds, something I hope to do in my future career