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1/10/2012 Internship Agreement Log3 Page 1 ID Employer Dept Rec'd 1644 Internship Agreement Log3 1/10/2012 ID Employer Dept Rec'd 1644 (Preferred Family Clinic) Randy Hyde Psych 11/1/1999 1649 (Sierra Counseling) Jon B. Skidmore, PsyD Psych 11/1/1999 2702 @ Home Realty Network Comm 5/17/2002 4218 1280 KZNS Comms 11/16/2004 3413 1-800-Patches Comm 8/18/2003 2745 2by2.net Business 6/5/2002 659 39 West, Inc. Marriott 5/23/1997 3953 3rd Degree Entertainment Comms 7/7/2004 2229 4 the Young, Inc. 2/22/2001 1791 47th Services Division, Family Member Support Fligh RMYL 3/24/2000 t (USAF) 1759 A Better Way TECM 6/5/2000 2905 A Place for Mom Comm 9/19/2002 1779 A. Crowell & Assoc. Health 3/8/2000 2794 AARP Health 7/25/2002 3236 ABA Section of Individual Rights & Responsibilities Law 5/27/2003 730 ABC News - 20/20 Comm 1/30/1997 1832 ABC News–Stossel Unit Comm 7/18/2000 436 ABC PrimeTime Live n/a 8/1/1996 3344 ABC Radio Disney AM 910 Comm 7/2/2003 433 ABC World News Tonight n/a 8/1/1996 474 ACCESS n/a 10/24/1996 702 ACCESS Data Corporation Marriott 6/25/1997 1833 Access DR n/a 7/17/2000 2076 ACCESS DR Health 7/10/2000 2075 Accomack County Public Schools TeachEd 11/6/2000 397 ACLU n/a 7/16/1996 2756 ACLU Women‘s Law 8/1/2002 2938 Action Against Poverty Network Marriott 10/25/2002 3163 Action Whitewater Adventures PE 4/29/2003 Page 1 Internship Agreement Log3 1/10/2012 ID Employer Dept Rec'd 3355 Actions Inc. of Brazoria County Health 6/30/2003 1607 Ad America Comm 9/21/1999 1070 Ada County Juvenile Court Services FamSci 6/1/1998 1003 Adecco (at Novell) Business 4/29/1998 424 AdGuy n/a 7/22/1996 1249 Adidas America Comm 11/3/1998 1760 Adington High School FldSrvcs 2/28/2000 2396 AdLaw Landscaping Ag/Hort 8/16/2001 803 Admin Office of Courts - Dispute Resolution Law 1/10/1997 2604 Admissions Statements, LLC English 8/22/2002 2078 ADP Business 1/17/2001 2006 Advanced Bionics Law 10/2/2000 2147 Advanced Care Home Medical & Oxygen MFHD 3/8/2001 1451 Advanced Communication Technologies, Inc. InfoSys 6/15/1999 1455 Advanced Equine Reproduction Ani Sc 8/27/1999 2148 Advantage Behavioral Health Systems MFHD 3/8/2001 1366 Advice Productions Comm 4/2/1999 956 Advocast WashSe 3/26/1998 m 1761 Affiliated Family Treatment Center MFHD 4/7/2000 3399 AFLAC- Rexburg Marketing 7/16/2003 1834 Aging & Adult Services; Home & Com. Rates Health 7/13/2000 377 AgroEro USA Company n/a 7/8/1996 3010 Ah-ha.com Comm 12/18/2002 3100 Ahlander Wholesale Comm 3/27/2003 1608 Air Seven Quarterback School RMYL 9/21/1999 2080 Air, Inc. Business 1/11/2001 1835 AirSwitch Corp. Eng 7/10/2000 3754 Alameda East Veterinary Hospital Animal Sc 4/15/2004 i 765 Alameda Newspaper Group Comm 7/30/1997 1518 Alan & Lori Jenkins FHSS 7/26/1999 Page 2 Internship Agreement Log3 1/10/2012 ID Employer Dept Rec'd 1836 Alaska Curb Crafters TECM 7/13/2000 2823 Alaska Department of Transportation - Fairbanks MLF 7/9/2002 80 Alaska Discovery 5/16/1994 109 Alaska Psychiatric Institute 4/1/1994 2195 Alaska Public Defender Agency Law 5/10/2001 346 Alaska Riverways 5/30/1996 3366 Alaska Test Lab MLF 7/11/2003 2899 Albany Association for Retarded Citizens RMYL 9/5/2002 1452 Albany Herald, The Comm 6/28/1999 77 Albany International 4/8/1994 2073 Albee Green Communications 12/4/2000 1837 Alberto Culver USA Comm 8/11/2000 3174 Albertson‘s Mill MLF 5/6/2003 2855 Albion Advanced Nutrition Health 5/28/2002 2855 Albion Advanced Nutrition Law 7/9/2002 3154 Album Creative Studios Comm 4/28/2003 2081 Alburquerque Convention and Visitor's Bureau 1/17/2001 812 Aldrich, Nelson, Weight & Esplin Law 5/10/2001 3172 Alexander‘s Digital Printing Comm 5/5/2003 1155 Alive & Well Action Center PE 8/25/1998 1431 All Nations Foundation and Camp RMYL 5/12/1999 2242 All Pets Hospital AniSci 6/11/2001 960 Allan Andersen ASLP 3/24/1998 890 Allbee Green Presentations & Design Comm 11/26/1997 3127 Allen Brothers Comm 4/17/2003 1838 Allen Communication IFSI 4/8/2000 1721 Allen Memorial Hospital Nursing 2/3/2000 282 Allianz Insurance Company 4/1/1996 2633 Allwest Plastics, Inc. MLF 5/1/2002 2625 Alpine Animal Hospital AniSci 4/18/2002 Page 3 Internship Agreement Log3 1/10/2012 ID Employer Dept Rec'd 988 Alpine City Law 4/16/1998 737 Alpine Fasteners TECM 7/1/1997 2149 Alpine Pain Clinic 4/3/2001 2963 Alpine Pain Clinic Nursing 11/5/2002 997 Alpine School District WashSe 3/26/1998 m 259 Alpine School District- Applied Life and Learning Ce 2/23/1996 nter 3125 Alpine Summit Programs MFHD 4/21/2003 1722 Alpine Tile & Supply Acc&Infos 2/14/2000 ys 610 Alta Canyon Sports Center RMYL 5/19/1997 2780 Alta Capital Management Comm 5/17/2002 184 Amazon Animal Hospital 6/1/1995 1037 Ambassador Omaha, The RMYL 5/21/1998 1328 Ambulatory Surgical Center Business 1/25/1999 134 Amelia Island Plantation 3/29/1995 3879 America First Credit Union, Ogden MFHD 6/3/2004 1456 American Academy of Pediatrics WashSe 8/4/1999 m 1454 American Assoc for World Health WashSe 9/2/1999 m 3167 American Association for Marriage & Family Therapy WashSe 4/30/2003 m 845 American Association of Museums WashSe 6/26/1997 m 2617 American Bail Bonds Comm 4/19/2002 3337 American Cancer Society – Orem Health 6/24/2003 2397 American Cancer Society - Provo Health 8/21/2001 1417 American Cancer Society – Salt Lake City Nursing 5/5/1999 2124 American Conservative Union WashSe 2/14/2001 m 1656 American Diabetes Association Health 11/19/1999 1762 American Diabetes Association Health 2/23/2000 3160 American Diabetes Association – Salt Lake City Health 4/29/2003 254 American Electronics Association 2/23/1996 734 American Express Financial Advisors TECM 7/1/1997 2342 American Express Fitness Center Health 7/25/2001 Page 4 Internship Agreement Log3 1/10/2012 ID Employer Dept Rec'd 1763 American Family League Comm 4/12/2000 33 American Fork Fitness Center 7/2/1993 3224 American Heritage School RMYL 5/28/2003 2298 American Immigration Law Foundation WashSe 6/22/2001 m 437 American Israel Public Affairs Committee n/a 8/7/1996 760 American Junior Golf Association Comm 8/1/1997 1136 American Language & Culture Institute Ling 8/3/1998 776 American Laser Comm 7/30/1997 85 American Latinos, Inc. Utah 4/19/1994 1624 American Legislative Exchange Council WashSe 10/1/1999 m 1839 American Lung Association of the Central Coast 7/3/2000 448 American Management Association n/a 9/9/1996 2910 American Red Cross – SLC Nursing 9/12/2002 2082 American Red Cross–Greater S.L. Chapter HS 11/29/2000 2083 American Red Cross–Mountainland Chapter HS 2/14/2001 904 American Rehabilitation Association WashSe 1/21/1998 m 1141 American Samoa Legislative Branch WashSe 7/14/1998 m 849 American Traffic Association 9/5/1997 3182 Americraft Homes, Inc. Marketing 5/6/2003 417 AMEX Financial Advisors n/a 7/16/1996 317 Amnesty International 5/15/1996 2084 Amor Animal Hospital AniSci 11/11/2000 3175 Ampac – Utah Operations MLF 5/6/2003 2280 AMS Production Group TMA 6/6/2001 1840 Amy‘s Hallmark Marketing 3/24/2000 3316 Analytica Group – Environmental Laboratories P&A Sci. 6/13/2003 9 Anasazi Foundation 8/3/1992 1367 Ancestry.com Comm 3/24/1999 1044 Anderson - Moller WashSe 5/18/1998 m 806 Anderson Consulting Business 5/2/1997 Page 5 Internship Agreement Log3 1/10/2012 ID Employer Dept Rec'd 2791 Anderson Engineering Company P&A Sci 7/25/2002 580 Anderson Lumber Company 4/3/1997 1764 Anderson Lumber–Orem Ag/Hor 5/3/2000 870 Andover Elementary & Middle School Education 11/5/1997 1841 Animal Care Center AniSci 4/7/2000 2215 Animal Emergency South AniSci 4/26/2001 3176 Animal Hospital of Central Kitsap, The Vet Tech 4/28/2003 3157 Animal Medical Services AniSci 3/27/2003 2526 Animal Medical Services, Inc. 1/10/2002 2338 Answers 4, Inc Comm 6/19/2001 1842 Ant Hill Marketing Comm 7/13/2000 3365 AP Technologies MLF 7/16/2003 339 Apex Marketing Group 5/22/1996 1368 Applegate Home Health RMYL 4/14/1999 2467 Application & Data Systems Marriott 12/11/2001 31 ARA Leisure Services 5/1/1993 1251 Ariel Therapeutic Learning Center FamSci 11/4/1998 1106 Aries Construction, Inc. TECM 6/24/1998 2235 Arizona Department of Health Services HS 6/11/2001 936 Arizona State University West TeachEd 2/17/1998 2880 Arizona Supreme Court Law 5/28/2002 2273 Arnold Newman – New York City VisArts 5/31/2001 3178 Arnold Worldwide Marketing 5/6/2003 1625 Arongen Elementary School Psych 11/1/1999 3190 Arrowhead Forest Products Marketing 5/7/2003 3433 Art City Nursing & Rehab Nursing 8/29/2003 358 Arthur Anderson LLP n/a 5/30/1996 2398 Artichokes and Company Ag/Hort 10/18/2001 1458 Artisian Productions TMA 8/4/1999 2255 Artists Space VisArts 5/31/2001 Page 6 Internship Agreement Log3 1/10/2012 ID Employer Dept Rec'd 2863 Ascend Marketing n/a 8/13/2002 213 Ascent, Inc.
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