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Sacred Heart Service Learner Spring 2012 INTERNSHIP: “It Has Been a Wonderful Experience at Senior Options Internship Newsletter Spring, 2012 The Kennedy Center Internship Newsletter “For News You Can Use” Welcome To The First Edition of Our Upcoming Date Kennedy Center Internship Newsletter ... To Remember Hello, and welcome to any comments or con- into an even bigger and Spring Recognition our first newsletter for cerns that you may have. better one. Event , 2012! We have many ex- Wed., April 25 Our hope is to grow the With your suggestions citing events planned for from 3:00-4 :00 p.m. internship department we feel we can accom- at 39 Lindeman Drive this year and many op- plish this goal. in Trumbull, CT portunities for students (Recreation Room). We will share with you who wish to intern with The Kennedy Center. our success stories and include any pertinent We look forward to shar- news items that we feel ing our monthly news might be of interest to Table of Content with you and we encour- you. Welcome…………...…….....1 age you to share with us Upcoming Dates……….…..1 Thank you for reading. What’s Going On In The Internship Department…...1 What’s Going On In The Internship Department The internship department Southern Connecticut State, residential, autism project Meet Our Newest Work has grown tremendously over University of New Haven and accounting depart- Study Student…………..…2 the past year. We currently and more. ments. And Her Newest Intern Supervisor……………..…..2 have 26 students doing their The majority of Kennedy Although most students internships in over 20 differ- Center interns are majoring stay for one semester, there The Kennedy Center Partici- ent departments at The Ken- in Human Service but we have been a few who con- pates With Sacred Heart nedy Center. also have interns in account- tinued on doing a second Service Learning …….…....3 internship within a differ- The students come from ing, marketing, business, Meet Our Newest Service towns stretching from West- communication, psychology ent department for a more Learner………………….....3 port to Woodbridge and many to name a few. These stu- diversified experience. in between. The interns attend dents’ work with all popula- Internship Opportunities....4 Presently four former in- various schools within Fair- tions from children to sen- terns have been hired at Did You Know?………...….4 field and New Haven counties iors with all types of abilities. The Kennedy Center in Our Participating including: Sacred Heart Uni- Many interns choose intern- therapeutic recreation, Schools……….…………….4 versity, Albertus Magnus Col- ships in programs ranging community experience, and Summer Job lege, Housatonic Community from art and music therapy at our Alzheimer’s pro- Opportunities……………...4 College, Fairfield University, to our after school program, gram. How To Contact Us……….4 Internship Newsletter —Spring, 2012 Pa ge 2 Meet Our Newest Work Study Student... CAREER ASPIRATIONS: SCHOOL: University of I desire a position in research, New Haven marketing/advertising and sales. DEPARMENT: Placement and Marketing MY MOST MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE: ABOUT HER: Rohannia The friendliness of the enjoys yoga and exercising in clients. Bill had great stories that her free time. She also has he often shared with me. I will worked as a hairdresser and use this knowledge and what I model and brings her unique have learned in my internship to sense of style to her intern- further my career in sales. ship. “The best part of my intern- ship was applying real world techniques learned from someone that has so much experience.” NAME: Rohannia Moojin HOMETOWN: Bridgeport, CT And Her Work Study Supervisor... DEPARTMENT: Place- BEST EXPERIENCE ment and Marketing SUPERVISING AN INTERN: ABOUT BILL: Director of It was a pleasurable experience working Marketing for over four with Rohannia. She had good ideas on the years . I enjoy all college artwork and layout on projects we did. I sports and competition. think HER EXPERIENCE: Rohannia got a true sense of the entire process of marketing such as advertising Rohannia was here for six what you have to sell and then presenting months as a work study stu- it. dent from University of New Haven. While here Rohannia Rohannia and I had a very successful brought lots of good ideas to marketing program for our landscape di- The Kennedy Center in the vision back in the fall and got several new area of marketing by making accounts by our combined sales effort. flyers and other materials. I think she was a great addi- NAME: Bill Gill tion to the sales and market- HOMETOWN: Faifield,CT ing department. Internship Newsletter —Spring, 2012 Pa ge 3 The Kennedy Center Participates With Sacred Heart University In Service Learning Program Twelve juniors and seniors from Sacred Heart University, began their service learning with The Kennedy Center this February. Sacred Heart students come to The Kennedy Center as part of their reli- gious class, The Human Search For Truth, Justice, and The Common Good, run by Professor Dr. Lois Gandt. Since our collaboration started at the end of September, 2010 over 100 students have done their service learning at The Kennedy Center. Each student commits to a minimum 16 hours of community service for approximately two months as a way to learn first hand the value of volunteering. Students choose a community service opportunity that relates to their major area of study and career goals. This experience is important, as it allows the students to be “hands on” and to relate their book learning to real -world situations. At the end of their service learning, the students complete an essay detailing their expe- riences comparing how it related to their religious teachings. Here are some quotes from service learners: “...It I could, I would let each and every one of their parents or guardians be aware of what a joy their child was for me to be around,” Megan Hickey, After School Program (Park City Magnet School) “I was able to not only make a difference as an intern at The Kennedy Center leading by example, but I met a person Chris, that I not only affected, but also was affected by. The bond that Chris and I formed in such a short time was unbelievable,” Brandon Fortuna, K.C. Vocational Program “My overall experience is more than words can describe. This is the best way I could have ever spent my time…” Denise West, After School Program (Winthrop School) Meet One Of Our Newest Service Learning Students... Sacred Heart Service Learner Spring 2012 INTERNSHIP: “It has been a wonderful experience at Senior Options. Each per- DEPARTMENT: son has a unique personality! Senior Options Program I have learned about each of their character traits. They ABOUT HER: Sara was a are all special individuals former pharmacy technician, who seem to enjoy life. I am babysitter, and lifeguard. She glad I got a chance to get to also volunteered at Griffin know them.” Hospital, at New Haven Road Racers, local church fundrais- ers, and at the Beth-El animal NAME: Sara Warncke, Junior at Sacred Heart shelter. HOMETOWN: Orange, CT Internship Newsletter —Spring, 2012 Pa ge 4 Ask About These Did You Know ? Internship Opportunities “Research shows that 85% of companies Autism Project use internships and Adaptive Technologies similar experiential/ Curriculum Development education programs to Film recruit for their Sign Language full-time workforces.” Community Day Program Internship Department If you want that job, Camp don’ t wait for the phone Gerontology to ring...get an internship! Music/Art/Dance Therapy Residential Our Participating Schools… Albertus Magnus College Butler Business School Connecticut College Fairfield University Fordham University Housatonic Community College Lincoln Technical Institute Summer Jobs Available Naugatuck Valley Community College Northwestern Community College Relief “On Call” Residential Norwalk Community College Supported Employment Post University Community Experience Quinnipiac University Sacred Heart University For more information about interning contact: Southern Connecticut State University Barbara Germak at (203) 332-4535 ext. 270 University of Bridgeport Or email us at [email protected] University of Connecticut The Kennedy Center University of New Haven 39 Lindeman Drive, Trumbull, CT06611 Phone: (203) 332-4535 ext. 270 University of Pennsylvania Fax: (203) 332-4545 AND MORE... .
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