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Great opportunity to get Multi family acquisition exposure and financial analysis exposure.

What does life look like as a Patterson intern? Watch this video to hear about all of the incredible work our summer interns did during their time here. #WeArePatterson

And that’s a wrap on my summer internship program at the Orange Bowl Committee as a Partnerships and Marketing Intern.🍊🍊 What an eye opening journey it has been filled with growth, learning, and meaningful experiences. Through this internship, I've gained invaluable skills: Strategic Partnerships: I've learned to foster win-win collaborations from initial outreach to complete activations, and build strong partnerships that drive mutual success. Working with over 30 different sponsors throughout the summer. Community Outreach: Learning about the importance of supporting the community and giving back has been super fulfilling! From Park of the week programs to Orange Bowls Leadership Programs. Effective Communication: Crafting compelling campaigns and delivering messages that resonate have become second nature. Thanks to this internship, I can now create content that not only captivates but also converts. Networking: Connecting with professionals in the field has been invaluable. The mentorship and guidance I've received have accelerated my growth and expanded my professional circle. Here's to the next chapter of applying these skills and expanding my horizons! #womeninsports #sponsorshipmarketing #partnerships

Meet Lillie Davidson '25, who’s spending her summer as a news intern at the Fort Worth Star-Telegram! Read more about Lillie’s internship journey below!👇 1. What's a typical day like for you as a news intern? I get to the office around 8:45 in the morning, and we have a newsroom meeting first thing to get us all in the right headspace for the day. We give each other shoutouts for good work we’ve seen from the last day. Then, I get started on assignments! Sometimes this looks like going to press conferences or different places around the metroplex, sometimes it’s emails and phone calls, but it’s never ever boring! Usually, on my lunch break, I like to play the New York Times’ crossword. I can finish a Monday puzzle in five minutes! 2. What do you enjoy most about your internship at the Star-Telegram? I love getting to work with so many kind and inspiring people who are so willing to teach me everything they know and answer all my questions. I also love getting to see things and go places that most people don’t get to. Last week I got a sneak peek at the MLB All-Star Village before it opened to the public! Plus, I enjoy seeing my name in the newspaper! 3. Do you have any advice for other students considering an internship in this field? Be brave! Ask big questions and look for stories in places you wouldn’t think to find them. Go everywhere with the intention to listen and watch, and remember that most people just want an opportunity to be heard. Most importantly, have fun. This field is special and can bring you a lot of joy if you let it. #LeadOnTCU

I had the good fortune of having an intern on my team this summer. Not only that, but two other summer interns were using the test facilities that I manage quite a lot so I got to know all three. They all had a great time over the summer and their enthusiasm was infectious. A few things to note: If you’re an intern: ·     Ask a lot of questions. ·     Meet as many people as you can and learn something about them. ·     Keep busy - ask for more to do. It can be difficult to have that perfect project that starts exactly when you arrive and can be finished right before you leave. You might be working on many smaller things or helping on a couple of big things - roll with it. If you have an intern on your team: ·     Make sure your intern is bragging to the other interns about the cool stuff they are doing. ·     When the boring things come around, make sure they know they are not being punished. ·     Just like everyone else - they have to “eat their vegetables” - paperwork/slow processes, etc. ·     If you can simplify a process (safely and with integrity) to get them going quicker, do it ·     Ask yourself why the process shouldn’t be shorter - and then change it.

Angie and I had the amazing opportunity to write a blog about the most important lessons we learned during our transition from PR in the classroom to the real world! I have been so lucky to work at Brookline this past semester and I can’t wait to continue on with them in the new year! Please click the link below to read our blog and get the inside scoop!

Our summer intern is quickly learning the ins and outs of the business!!

🌟 Celebrate Intern Appreciation Day on July 25th! 🌟 Intern Appreciation Day is just around the corner, and it’s the perfect time to celebrate the amazing contributions of your summer interns! Here are two easy and impactful ways to show your interns some love:  🎁 Intern Appreciation Box (Starting at $48) This box includes tokens of appreciation and custom goodies found only at Happy Box. While it's a great gift as is, you can also customize it by adding/removing items and including a handwritten card. 🎁 Gift of Choice (Starting at $35) Not sure what they’d like? Let your interns pick their own gifts! Set your budget, include a sweet message, and upload your company logo. Your interns will receive an email to claim a gift within your set budget, but they’ll never know what you paid. Send one or many by uploading a spreadsheet of contacts, and send instantly or schedule it for their last day. #internappreciationday #internappreciation #employeegifts

Do you want to know what it’s like to be a Telesign intern? 👀 Watch this video to hear from our Summer 2023 interns, who share insights and reflect on their experiences after spending a summer with us.