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Site Location Intern's Title Term Year Avon Police Department Avon Police Intern Fall 2011 Boys & Girls Club of Central Minnesota St. Cloud Assistant to Executive Spring 2011 Strenght and Cambridge Isanti High School Cambridge Conditioning Coach Fall 2012 Bosnia and Center for Civiv Initiatives Herzegovina Public Relations Intern Summer 2009 Center for Interdisciplinary Postgraduate Bosnia and Studies Herzegovina Research Assistant Summer 2009 Volunteer Attorney Central Minnesota Legal Services St. Cloud Partner Spring 2011 Central Minnesota Legal Services St. Cloud Legal Intern Spring 2009 Central Minnesota Legal Services St. Cloud Legal Intern Fall 2008 Central Minnesota Legal Services St. Cloud Legal Intern Spring 2008 Central Minnesota Legal Services St. Cloud Legal Services Intern Summer 2013 Central MN Legal Services St. Cloud Legal Services Intern Spring 2013 Volunteer Attorney Central MN Legal Services St. Cloud Program Intern Spring 2011 Congressional Office of Rick Nolan Washington D.C Congressional Intern Summer 2013 CSB Enrollment Management St. Joseph Research Assistant Fall 2009 Research and Records CSB Gender & Women's Studies Office St. Joseph Intern Spring 2010 Women's Leadership CSB Inst. Women's Leadership St. Joseph Intern Spring 2011 Planning and Public CSB Institutional Planning & Research St. Joseph Affairs Intern Fall 2010 CSB Institutional Planning & Research St. Joseph Research Intern Fall 2010 Directorate for European Integration Bosne Herzgovine Staff Assistant Summer 2008 Girl Scouts of MN & WI Waite Park Marketing Intern Spring 2010 Maureen Reed for Congress Ramsey Field Intern Spring 2010 Ministry of Foreign Affairs Bosnia Political Science Intern Summer 2009 Ministry of Foreign Affairs Bosnia Student intern Summer 2009 Minnesota State Capitol St. Cloud Senate Intern Spring 2010 State Senate President Minnesota State Senate St. Paul Intern Spring 2011 Minnesota State Senate St. Paul Legislative Intern Spring 2008 Office of Senator Al Franken St. Paul Political Intern Spring 2010 Office of Senator Paul Koering St. Paul Legislative Assistant Spring 2009 Office of Senator Rob Portman Washington, D.C. Political Intern Summer 2012 Organization of American States Washington DC Research Intern Fall 2011 Paulsen for Congress Eden Prairie Campaign Intern Summer 2013 Peace House Africa Roseville Development Intern Summer 2009 Regional Native Public Defense Corporation Cass Lake Legal Intern Summer 2012 Representative Erik Paulsen Eden Prairie Campaign Intern Summer 2012 Representative Larry Hosch's Office St. Paul Legislative Intern Spring 2009 Senator John Pederson's Re-Election Campaign St. Cloud Social Media Intern Fall 2012 Senator Linda Berglin's Office St. Paul Legislative Intern Spring 2009 Sexual Offense Services for Ramsey CountySt. Paul Program Assistant Summer 2013 St. Cloud Times St. Cloud Sports Intern Spring 2013 Hispanic Outreach St. Willebrord's Catholic Parish Green Bay Assistant Summer 2009 State Capital St. Paul Legislative Intern Summer 2009 Political Campaign Students for Obama St. Paul Intern Fall 2008 Tarryl Clark for Minnesota State Senate St. Cloud Field Intern Spring 2010 A-1210 Wien, Sales and Marketing Thales Rial Signalling Solutions GesmbH Austria Associate Fall 2008 Political Campaign Tinklenberg for Congress St. Cloud Intern Fall 2008.
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