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Medinah Country Club Agronomy Student Internship 2018 Medinah Medinah Country Club Agronomy Student Internship 2018 Medinah Country Club is looking for interns for the upcoming season of 2018. Qualified candidates should be hard working individuals with the willingness to learn and apply their skills they have received through their education. Medinah Country Club, opened in 1924, is among the finest and traditional country clubs in the United States. Our 54- hole golf complex, is supported by a family oriented, passionate membership who cherish and support the club as an integral part of their lives. Whether it be on the world stage holding golf's most prestigious events, or on any given Tuesday hosting members and guests, Medinah strives to provide a world class golf and country club experience. Major Tournaments held at Medinah - 1939 Western Open, 1949 U.S. Open, 1962 Western Open, 1966 Western Open, 1975 U.S. Open, 1988 Senior U.S. Open, 1990 U.S. Open, 1999 PGA Championship, 2006 PGA Championship, 2012 Ryder Cup, 2019 BMW Championship Medinah Country Club Mission Statement Medinah is committed to offering a world-class golf experience and the highest quality family-oriented amenities to all its members and honored guests, while maintaining the highest level of respect worldwide. Grounds Department Mission Statement Medinah Country Club is one of the top golfing facilities in the world. Our goal is to be the best, without question. The high expectations we place on ourselves are driven by a philosophy of continuous improvement. We will never stop in our efforts to: find better ways, deliver the finest conditions, create new methods, and ultimately be the best. Each one of us will take pride in our work and be held accountable to the highest degree. Internship Description and Benefits Medinah provides a working environment where interns are executing the skills they study in school. Medinah's overall mission and commitment to exceeding member expectations, along with its fast-paced environment, push interns to learn and succeed every day on the job. They will have an opportunity to work for and alongside many different personalities and management styles as well as uniform turf species and course infrastructure throughout the property. They are also expected to have an open mind and should be willing to try and accept different ways and methods to accomplish departmental goals. Student interns who have been selected to participate in the Medinah Internship program should expect to have a world class learning experience. Our internship program is designed to provide the intern with a practical account of all aspects of golf course maintenance and management skills. Additional Benefits: Off-site housing provided, employee meals provided, uniforms provided, competitive wages. Please send all resumes to Chris Funke at [email protected] or click here to apply online Agronomy Intern “All offers of employment are based upon satisfactory completion of background and drug screening checks.” .
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