Emmanuel Thombs 鈥�22 Stepped Out Of His Comfort Zone In DC
Emmanuel Thombs 鈥�22, political science and international political economy double major, interned at the Embassy of Bahrain in Washington, D.C., the diplomatic mission of the Kingdom of Bahrain to the United States. "This allowed me to reconsider my current path and be more open to other opportunities I may not currently be considering."
Lizzy Cefaratti 鈥�22 Finds New Passion and Career Path Through Summer Internship
Physics major Lizzy Cefaratti, Wittenberg class of 2022 from Lebanon, Ohio, spent her summer interning as a research assistant under Jenifer Locke, assistant professor of materials science and engineering at The Ohio State University, who graduated from Wittenberg in 2004. While working in the Fontana Corrosion Center in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Cefaratti discovered what she was most 鈥減assionate about鈥� as she ponders her future career upon graduating from Wittenberg.
Avery Adams 鈥�22 Experienced Personal And Professional Growth In DC
Avery Adams 鈥�22, majoring in political science with minors in justice, law, and public policy (JLPP) and sociology, interned with the U.S. Marshal Service, the oldest federal law enforcement agency in the United States. "My favorite part of this experience was my personal growth. I can see many differences in myself since arriving in D.C. in September, including being more comfortable in professional settings."
Katie Hiestand 鈥�22 Interns At Professional Football Hall of Fame
Through her summer job at the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Katie Hiestand 鈥�22 played an important behind-the-scenes role in Enshrinement Week 2021 and had an 鈥渦nforgettable鈥� experience as she helped arrange the itineraries for inductees Peyton Manning, John Lynch, and Troy Polamalu, her favorite pro football player.
Caroline Marlow 鈥�23 Gained Professional Focus During DC Semester
Caroline Marlow 鈥�23, history and political science double major on the pre-law track, interned with the Bramer Group, which is rooted in the defense and national Intelligence communities with keen political insight into Congress and the executive branch, and leverages i