I’ve been working at the Museum Library for a few weeks now; I’ve learned how to process books for their collection and make records through copy-cataloging. And, I’ve also learned how to measure rare books for Kasebox enclosures (which are custom made, high quality, archival boxes for rare and delicate materials), and how to process… Read the full article…
The current challenge for me is to learn Python and do a project based on it. As I’m not very sound with coding, it’s a little puzzling for me. Online videos and certifications always have a solution to everything. I utilize my extra time and weekends to get certifications and learn tips and tricks for… Read the full article…
Internships in any organization help to burst the bubble that everything is perfect and there are no issues in the workplace. There can be a lot of different challenges an intern can encounters. These challenges are crucial because it might be the first time a student is in such an unfamiliar environment. It helps us… Read the full article…
Heading into the end of my second month, and the middle of my overall internship experience with Gensler, I have dealt with a variety of issues. With each problem, despite my inherent success or failure, I have learned how to tackle the problem at hand independently for my future reference. Many challenges have arisen that… Read the full article…
My main project for this summer is processing a collection of final reports for National Geographic Society research grants. NGS has been awarding grants since 1890 and has been collecting final reports for those grants with varying regularity since around the 1950s. First Division, First Decision When I began this project, the collection was more… Read the full article…
A problem that I ran into during my first day at the internship was that I didn’t know anything about Italian social media. Because I am a member of Generation Z and in a major related to the internet and technology, I never thought I would have any trouble with being able to use platforms… Read the full article…
All dressed up in formals, with excitement and fear tussling with each other to make their presence known, I tried to opened the main door of NYSERDA. Beep. Tried again … Beep. I stood there, staring at the door that didn’t want me to get to work. Finally the receptionist helped me and opened the door… Read the full article…
It takes about six hours to drive from Syracuse to Washington DC, depending on the traffic. I took I-81 most of the way, and I relied on Google Maps to get me through it. It let me know when I crossed state lines with chirpy, welcome messages – Welcome to Pennsylvania! Welcome to Maryland! It’s… Read the full article…
After a long week of commuting, I have completed the first week of my internship at URBN’s beautiful headquarters located in the Navy Yard in Philadelphia. Moving In This past weekend, I made the move to Philly which will give me more time to network with coworkers, explore the city, and develop new friendships. While… Read the full article…
My internship with EY makes me feel nervous but also excited. This is my first time interning in a corporate setting and I want to learn as much as I can from it. I am eager to understand the values and expectations from EY. I want to hone my teamwork and communication skills as an intern… Read the full article…