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Internships

Interested in an internship for your IDSC Capstone? Or just internships in general? Here’s your pathway to internship success.

 

 

 

Recent Internship PlacementsJazzlin Dunn gives a presentation

Jazzlin Dunn, Pharmacy Practice Management Intern
Location: Piedmont Columbus Regional Medical Center
Emphases: Biology, Psychology, and Animal SciencesJazzlin Dunn gives presentation

“As a management trainee in the hospital pharmacy administration department, I have been assigned projects that have pushed me to work autonomously and think creatively. During my internship, I have analyzed research and compiled data using various data analysis tools, as well as performed in-services and created pharmacy education materials to improve hospital processes. With each of my emphases, I have gained extensive knowledge in anatomy and physiology, as well as medical terminology. Interning in the medical field has allowed me to apply this knowledge when researching pharmaceutical therapies, compiling clinical data, and communicating with medical professionals. My goal is to obtain a career as a pharmaceutical or medical device representative after graduation. My time at Piedmont Columbus Regional has been very rewarding, and I am excited to see what the future holds.”

 

Trey Long, Project Management Intern
Location: Hoar Program Management, LLC
Emphases: Mathematics and Electrical EngineeringTrey Long at construction site

“During my internship with Hoar Project Management (HPM), I have assisted in every step of the construction process with several multi-million-dollar projects in the state of Alabama. I have read drawings, priced building materials, coordinated with suppliers, participated in on-site inspections, and even prepared company presentations. I have been extremely well prepared for this internship and my future career in the construction industry. With my emphases in mathematics, I have been able to quantify and price building materials quickly and efficiently, implementing new techniques in doing so. With my emphasis in electrical engineering I have learned how to read building drawings and schematics and visualize the final project. Not to mention, everybody around the office has appreciated my help with their computer problems. In the future, I plan to continue working in the construction industry which is growing and evolving quickly. This experience with HPM has set me up perfectly to ease right in with a full-time position with HPM or any other construction company in the market. Thank you, Auburn, for giving me this opportunity!”