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MUFG Summer 2024 Internship
No full textThis paper is a reflection of my time spent interning at the Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group in New York City during the Summer of 2024. My internship was with the Sponsor Finance and Direct Lending team, where loans were underwritten to Private Equity Clients. During my time at MUFG, I learned valuable technical skills and was able to utilize the soft skills I\u27ve been taught at Conn. My experience was very valuable and I\u27m grateful to have had the opportunity to learn with such a great team
Summer 2024 Real Estate Internship
No full textThis reflection paper details how I got my internship at CBRE in Boston, and most importantly details what I learned and how I developed professionally. I reflect on the skills I built, how I performed, and what I took away from my experience
Mystic Seaport Museum New England Black and Indigenous Maritime Histories Internship Reflection
No full textEmergency Medical Technician at OSF Healthcare
No full textThis summer, I gained hands-on experience through an EMT course, clinical hours in the emergency department, and paramedic ride-alongs, which deepened my understanding of emergency medical services and clarified my career aspirations. While I initially explored emergency medicine, scrubbing into an orthopedic surgery confirmed that my passion lies in the operating room, where I now aim to focus my healthcare career
Zale Peart\u27s Reflection on U.S.F.S.I.P. Internship (Department of State)
No full textThe document attached below covers my experience as a United States Foreign Service Internship Program (USFSIP) intern at the U.S. Department of State’s Office of Development Finance (ODF) during the summer of 2024. I reflect on how my liberal arts education at Connecticut College, particularly in International Relations and History, prepared me for this position. I also discuss the importance of stepping outside one’s comfort zone for growth, how constructive feedback from supervisors shaped my development, and my reaffirmed commitment to pursuing a career as a Foreign Service Officer
Internship Reflection: Junior Interior Designer at Workroom Design Studio
No full textInterning as a Junior Interior Designer at Workroom Design Studio provided me the opportunity to blend creativity with practical experience in a hands-on manner. I was not only exposed to the intricacies of the design process, but also entrusted with meaningful projects that allowed me to develop essential career skills, such as organization, collaboration, and problem-solving. From curating wallpaper collections to designing a real client\u27s home, I developed many insights into my own strengths, weaknesses, and priorities for my future career
Kirkland&Ellis
No full textThis paper reflects on an 8-week internship experience at Kirkland & Ellis\u27s IT Department, where I worked with the Business Intelligence team to develop reports and dashboards crucial for supporting business services and operations. The internship provided an opportunity to gain hands-on experience in data management, visualization, and risk management while collaborating with professionals across various roles. My aim to be intentional in my work led to significant growth in both technical and soft skills. Key areas of learning included the effective handling of large datasets, proficiency in tools such as Excel, PowerBI, and SQL, and the practical application of concepts to real-world projects. Regular feedback and access to additional learning resources further enhanced my development. Overall, the experience was instrumental in bridging the gap between academic concepts and professional practice, providing a solid foundation for my future career in the IT and data fields
One Green Thing, Policy Analyst Intern
No full textThis summer, I interned as a policy analyst with One Green Thing, an environmental advocacy non-profit, where I gained invaluable experience under the mentorship of Heather White, an expert in eco-anxiety and former environmental lawyer. The internship bridged my academic studies in sociology and environmental studies with practical application, involving tasks such as designing environmental awareness programs, analyzing policies, and facilitating discussions on eco-anxiety. While my education provided a theoretical foundation, the internship highlighted the need for practical skills in policy analysis and remote work, enhancing my time management, organization, and communication abilities. This experience not only clarified my career goals, steering me towards environmental law, but also demonstrated the importance of hands-on learning and effective remote work. Overall, the internship was instrumental in shaping my career aspirations and preparing me for future endeavors in legal advocacy and policy
Structural Biology and Protein Sciences Intern at Pfizer
No full textThis reflection describes how I got my position as a structural biology and protein sciences intern at Pfizer. It also describes what I learned there including aspects of work-life balance, the level of education I learned was necessary to work in the industry, how I networked, and what I learned about the industry