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Semester Credit Hrs. Internship Site Contact Contact Title SP 16 12 I Practicum (P) Credit Internship Semester Hrs. (I) Internship Site Contact Contact Title SP 16 12 I America's Wildlife Museum & Aquarium(WOW) Misty Mitchell Director of Conservation SP 16 12 I America's Wildlife Museum & Aquarium(WOW) Misty Mitchell Director of Conservation Programs SP 16 3 P ARC of the Ozarks Amy Holland Director of Education & Recreation SP 16 12 I City of Richmond Heights - The Heights Tiffany Buchta Manager SP 16 3 P Cox Health Athletic Advantage Jess Hamlet Athletic Advantage Coordinator SP 16 12 I Delaware North Company Missi Dwyer HR Rep SP 16 3 P Disney World Wide Services, Inc. Kristi B N/A SP 16 12 I Drew Lewis Foundation @ The Fairbanks Amy Blansit Owner SP 16 12 I Georgia State University - Dept. of Athletics William Winter Compliance Coordinator SP 16 12 I Iowa Cubs Baseball Nic Peters Stadium Operations Manager SP 16 3 P Lake Country Soccer John Markey Executive Director SP 16 12 I Mid America Tournaments. LLC Tate Thoreson Manager SP 16 3 P Millwood Golf & Racquet Club Chris Obert PGA Director of Golf SP 16 12 I Missouri State University - Athletics Dept. Casey Hunt Sr. Associate Athletic Director SP 16 12 I Missouri State University Athletics - Baseball Keith Guttin Head Baseball Coach SP 16 12 I Missouri State University Athletics (Football) Dave Steckel Head Football Coach SP 16 12 I Missouri State University Athletics Dept. Casey Hunt Sr. Associate Athletic Director SP 16 12 I Missouri State University Athletics Dept. Casey Hunt Sr. Associate Athletic Director SP 16 12 I Missouri State University Athletics Dept. Casey Hunt Sr. Associate Athletic Director SP 16 12 I Mt. Vernon Golf Course Jeremy Weiss Manager SP 16 12 I National Soccer Coaching Assoc. of America Allison Pronski Director of Education Administration SP 16 3 P National Sports Center for the Disabled Elaina Wiegand Volunteer Coordinator SP 16 12 I Springfield Greene County Park Board Anne-Mary McGrath Superintendent of Recreation SP 16 12 I Tim Mahoney Golf, LLC Tim Mahoney Director SP 16 3 P Willard Parks and Recreation JC Loveland Community Parks Director SP 16 3 P YMCA Downtown Greg Sloan Wellness & Aquatics Director SP 16 3 P YMCA Downtown Greg Sloan Wellness & Aquatics Director FA 15 3 P Adrenaline Fight League Eric Stevens Owner FA 15 8 I Big Time Results Noah Aldredge Owner FA 15 3 P Branson Parks & Recreation Jason Reinsch Asst. Director of Parks & Recreation FA 15 8 I Genesis Health Clubs Isaiah Reece Personal Training Coordinator FA 15 12 I Missouri State Athletics -Lady Bears Basketball Scott Moore Director of WBB Operations FA 15 3 P Missouri State University - Athletics Dept. Casey Hunt Sr. Assoc. Athletic Director FA 15 3 P Missouri State University - Men's Basketball Collin Dimitroff Assistant Video Coordinator FA 15 12 I Missouri State University Athletics Dept. Keith Guttin Head Baseball Coach FA 15 3 P Missouri State University Campus Recreation Lauren Easter Asst. Director Recreation Sports FA 15 3 P MSU Athletics Colin Greaser Equipment Manager FA 15 12 I Ozark Community Center Melissa Gibson Family Development/Kids Zone Supervisor FA 15 3 REC 499 Rivercut Golf Course Larry Ray PGA Pro FA 15 12 I South Fork Country Club Tim Garvin Head Golf Professional FA 15 3 P Springfield Greene County Park Board Mark Nelson Community Recreation Coordinator FA 15 3 P Watershed Committee of the Ozarks Mike Kromrey Executive Director FA 15 P White Water/Silver Dollar City Tim Maintenance supervisor FA 15 3 P Wonders of Wildlife Misty Mitchell Director of Conservation Programs FA 15 12 I Wonders of Wildlife Misty Mitchell Director of Conservation Programs FA 15 3 P Wonders of Wildlife Misty Mitchell Director of Conservation Programs FA 15 12 I Wonders of Wildlife Misty Mitchell Director of Conservation Programs SU 15 8 I Boy Scouts of America Jared Alexander Program Director SU 15 3 P Boy Scouts of America Jared Alexander Program Director SU 15 3 P City of Ozark - The Ozark Community Center Melissa Gibson Family development supervisor SU 15 3 P Community Olympic Development Program Kimberly Reser Assistant Director of Parks SU 15 8 I Fort Carson, Adventure Program Trevor McConnell Program Director SU 15 3 P Glorieta Camps Zac Wetegrove Asst. Director of Conferences SU 15 3 P Holcomb High School Basketball Chris Hahn Head Coach SU 15 3 P KC Parks and Recreation Katie Sowers Athletic Director Su 15 8 I Laura's Home Krista Winship Program Coordinator SU 15 8 I Maryland Heights Park & Recreation Mary Vaughan Director of Parks & Recreation SU 15 8 I Missouri Sports Hall of Fame Kari Crawford Director of Marketing SU 15 3 P Missouri State Athletics (Volleyball) Melissa Stokes Head Volleyball Coach SU 15 8 I Missouri State Parks Melissa Bueker Park Operations & Planning Coordinaor SU 15 3 P Ottumwa Community School District Eric Sundermeyer Associate Superintendent SU 15 3 P Ozark Trails Council, Boy Scouts of America Jared Alexander Special Project Director SU 15 3 P Ozark Trails Council, Boy Scouts of America, Camp Arrowhead Jared Alexander Program Director SU 15 3 P Rivercut Golf Course (Spfld Greene Co. Park Brd) Larry Ray Asst. PGA Golf Professional SU 15 8 I Silo Ridge Golf & Country Club Bryan Daniels General Manager SU 15 3 P Spfld-Greene County Park Board Diana Ellison School Park Coordinator SU 15 3 P Spfld-Greene County Park Board Kara Warren Spfld. Park Board-Outdoor Initiatives SU 15 3 P The 3 & 2 Baseball Club of Johnson County, Inc. Jeff Chalk Executive Director SU 15 8 I The Fayetteville Chamber/Special Events Patti Kimbrough Dir. Of Spec. Events & Government Relations SU 15 8 I Wilderness Adventure at Eagle Landing Kait Prairie Program Director SU 15 8 I Windy's Canoe Rental Holly Smith Owner SU 15 8 I Wonders of Wildlife Misty Mitchell Director of Conservation Programs SU 15 3 P Wonders of Wildlife Misty Mitchell Director of Conservation Programs SU 15 3 P Wonders of Wildlife Misty Mitchell Education Director SU 15 8 I YMCA of the Rockies - Estes Park Courtney Danis Youth Programs Director SP 15 3 P Athlete Network Marti Rosche Community Relations Director SP 15 12 I Camp Eagle Stephanie Cole Recruiting Manager SP 15 12 I Club Bear Volleyball Sue Daughtery Executive Director SP 15 3 P Culpepper Place Karen Dobson Community Director SP 15 12 I Down Syndrome Association of Greater St. Louis Erin Suelmann Director of programs & services SP 15 3 P Dr. Mary Jo Wynn Academic Achievement Center Dan Raines/Kyle Yates Dir. Of MJWAAC/Assoc. AD for Compliance SP 15 3 P Fremond Hills Country Club Sam Richart Golf Course Superintendent SP 15 12 I Hammons Stud.Ctr/JQH Arena/Plaster Sports Complex/BBA Fields Melissa Blankenship Assistant Director SP 15 3 P Jackson County Parks & Rec. Tina Spallo Superintendent of Recreation SP 15 12 I Lawrence Parks and Recreation Roger Steinbrock Marketing Supervisor SP 15 12 I Missouri State University - Athletics Dept. Casey Hunt Sr. Assoc. AD SP 15 3 P Missouri State University Athletic Dept. Duane Miller Director of Athletic Ticket Sales SP 15 12 I Missouri State University Athletic Dept. Casey Hunt Sr. Assoc. AD SP 15 12 I Missouri State University, Athletics Frank Cuervo General Manager SP 15 3 P MSU Men's Basketball Adam Pearson Co-Head Manager SP 15 12 I Ozark Mountain Gymnastics Becky Schlup Office Manager SP 15 3 P Salvation Army Community Center Kelly Wilson Community Center Director SP 15 8 I Seneca High School Steve Haines Athletic Director SP 15 3 P Spfld-Greene County Park Board Marc Baker Community Rec Coordinator - Aquatics SP 15 12 I Springfield Greene County Park Board Anne-Mary McGrath Superintendent of Recreation SP 15 12 I St. Louis University - Campus Recreation Eric Anderson Director, Campus Recreation - SLU SP 15 12 I The Connections Company, Inc. Victoria Hamm Manager SP 15 12 I Town of Prosper - Parks and Recreation Baby Raley Human Resources Director SP 15 12 I U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Table Rock Allen Oller Lake Manager -Table Rock Project Office SP 15 12 I Willard Parks and Recreation Jason Knight Operations Supervisor SP 15 3 P Wonders of Wildlife Misty Mitchell Director of Conservation Programs SP 15 3 P Wonders of Wildlife Misty Mitchell Director of Conservation Programs SP 15 3 P Wonders of Wildlife Misty Mitchell Director of Conservation Programs SP 15 12 I Young Life Clearwater Cove Ryan Silvius Clearwater Cove Camp Manager FA 14 3 P Ballyneal Golf Club Nick Flaa Caddiemaster/outside service mgr. FA 14 3 P Camp Eagle Stephanie Cole Recruiting Manager FA 14 3 P Missouri State University - Campus Recreation Ashleigh Lewellen Assistant Director of Campus Recreation FA 14 12 I Springfield Greene County Park Board Kim Reser Assistant Director of Parks FA 14 8 I STL Sports Ventures (Ambush/Attack) Brian Roth Assistant Gen. Mgr. FA 14 3 P Wonders of Wildlife Misty Mitchell Director of Conservation Programs FA 14 3 P Wonders of Wildlife Misty Mitchell Director of Conservation Programs SU 14 3 P Americorps Kim Hawk Community Resource Coordinator SU 14 3 P Boy Scouts of America Jared Alexander Special Projects Director SU 14 3 P Camp Arrowhead Jared Alexander Special Projects Director SU 14 3 P Camp Tapawingo Jane Lichtman Director, Camp Tapawingo SU 14 8 I City of Chesterfield Parks and Recreation Dept. Jason Baucom Recreation Manager SU 14 3 P City of Eminence, MO Tina McQuery? City Clerk SU 14 3 P Club Bear Volleyball Sue Daughtery Executive Director SU 14 3 & 8 P/I Coffeyville Community College Mitchell Pate Football Defensive Coordinator SU 14 3 P Community Living Inc.
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