Internship Blogs
Young leaders demonstrate higher career aspirations, increased self-esteem, and improved educational completion rates — resulting in increased civic engagement and positive impact on their communities. The NMSHSA Internship Program provides opportunities for advocacy, event- planning, public speaking, and project management.
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“Working 9 to 5”- Dolly Parton
As my first week ends, I reflect on my congressional visits, DACA panel, and other projects I am working on. Interning at the National Migrant and Seasonal Head Start Association has provided me with amazing opportunities and a new perspective on my career goals.
Placement Attainment
A brief overview of what I will be starting Monday with the Child Labor Coalition and Justice for Migrant Women. Excited to work with these two organizations; and what I learned during my two weeks in DC.
My Beginning with the Association of Farmworker Opportunity Programs
My placement is with the AFOP. I am very excited to share that their mission aligns with the change I would like to see for farmworker children and families. I look forward to sharing stories of members of my community that come from agriculture backgrounds.
The Life of an Intern
As I start my internship, I reminisce on the last two weeks in Washington D.C. Although I may not be interning where I planned, I remain excited to begin my journey with the National Migrant and Seasonal Head Start Association.
The Meaning of Networking
This internship has exposed me to networking and given me the opportunity to introduce myself and my story. This involved preparation of a quick speech and ways to create genuine relationships with placement managers and peers.