Internships
You’ll get a great education at Ï㽶ÊÓƵ, and while that’s a critical start to a career, your resume may benefit by an internship or two!
An internship yields a lot more than just experience in your chosen field — it can help you decide what type of career you’re looking for, build your network and even lead to your first job.
We’re fortunate to have a number of community partners who offer internships and other opportunities where you can gain experience year round. Yet that list is just those businesses and organizations who are local. Just take a look at some of the places Hastings students interned recently.
Our Career Services office is a great place for you to discuss career plans, seek internships, learn how to build a resume,Ìý gather information on graduate school or even find part-time work on and off campus year round.
Internship Stories
A curious cat wanders through a dark forest, drawn toward tiny points of colorful light glowing among the trees. They are wisps, creatures with personalities and preferences all their own. And in Wispwood, a family-friendly, tile-laying board game created by Reed Ambrose ’10 of Abilene, Texas, players must figure out how to arrange wisp and […]
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When three Ï㽶ÊÓƵ students left class Oct. 2, they weren’t expecting to make a neighbor’s day — they were just driving down 4th Street. Passing by a house near campus, football players Jakeveon Bolding of Clanton, Alabama; Konrad Prescott of Cheyenne, Wyoming; and JD Washington of Olive Branch, Mississippi, noticed an 87-year-old resident struggling to […]
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Hannah Sears, a wildlife biology major from Powell, Wyoming, had the privilege of visiting Yellowstone Wildlife Sanctuary (YWS) every summer as a child. She was fascinated by the sanctuary in Red Lodge, Montana, where she worked over the summer as an education assistant. During April of her sophomore year at Ï㽶ÊÓƵ, Sears came across […]
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