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Interns at Work

  • Randi Wilson '13
    Intern at Holy Trinity College in Mar del Plata, Argentina and Academia de Español in Nicoya, Costa Rica
    Randi Wilson is a politics major with a minor in journalism from Liberty Lake, Wa. She spent the summer in South America, interning at Holy Trinity College in Mar del Plata, Argentina, before traveling to Nicoya, Costa Rica to work and study through Academia de Espanol Nicoya.
  • Sally Platt '14
    Washington Term Program Internship with the House Budget Committee
    Sally Platt is a politics major from Fredericksburg, Texas. She spent Spring Term in Washington, interning with the House Budget Committee as part of W&L's Washington Term Program.
  • Hank Hill '14
    London Internship with MintTwist
    Hank Hill is a double major in politics and economics with a minor in creative writing from Memphis, Tenn. He spent the summer studying and interning with the marketing firm MintTwist in London, England.
  • Killeen King '12
    Journalism and Spanish Major Finds Her Niche at Miami Newspaper
    Killeen King is a double major in journalism and Spanish from Richmond, Va. Winner of W&L's Todd Smith Fellowship, she spent the writing for el Nuevo Herald in Miami, one of the nation's top Spanish-language newspapers.
  • Antoinette Kitch '12
    Roberts International Intern Works Studies Universal Health Care in Costa Rica
    Antoinette Kitch is a neuroscience major with a minor in poverty and human capability studies from Poway, Ca. A Roberts International Intern, she spent her summer working in a Costa Rican hospital and studying Spanish through the Instituto Guanacasteco de Idiomas immersion program.
  • Jenks Wilson '12
    History Major Maps the Civil War with the NOAA
    Jenks Wilson is a double major in history and philosophy from Charleston, S.C. He spent the summer interning with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) as part of its Preserve America project, "Charting a More Perfect Union," which is collecting electronic images of Civil War-era maps and charts for free use by the public.