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- About Me:
- I am the Internship Coordinator for students in the Environmental Health undergraduate program at Colorado State University, so I help students through the process of finding and applying for internships.
Our students do internships with a wide variety of employers and in different aspects of environmental health, including public health, epidemiology, consumer protection, veterinary epidemiology, toxicology, industrial hygiene, environmental health & safety, environmental consulting, sustainable living, and health-related research.
Types of employers who hire our interns include local health departments at the city or county level, state health departments, private industry such as Anheuser Busch and Amgen, environmental consultants, and federal agencies such as the CDC, USDA, EPA and US Public Health Service.
Not only do our students intern locally in Colorado, but we also have students interning throughout the US, including California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Utah, Nevada, New Mexico, Arizona, Alaska, Michigan, New York, Georgia, and Texas. Students have the opportunity to work with me to set up international internships and we recently have had students in Honduras and South Africa, and several students in Nicaragua this summer.
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2009 internships!
Hey EH majors,
I hope your summer internships are off to a great start! I can't wait to read more about them! Having been out for maternity leave for most of spring semester, I feel out of the loop and am excited to hear what all of you are doing. So let's get those updates started!
I hope your summer internships are off to a great start! I can't wait to read more about them! Having been out for maternity leave for most of spring semester, I feel out of the loop and am excited to hear what all of you are doing. So let's get those updates started!
Posted on May 26, 2009 at 4:42pm —
Summer is halfway over!!
Hello EH students!
Well, since Charlotte called me out last week, it must be time for me to write my own blog post. Can you believe that finals were 7 weeks ago? And fall semester starts in 7 weeks and 4 days, so we are halfway through the summer.
For those of you who are seniors doing a Capstone Internship for credit , I should have received your midway evaluations by now. Check with me if you aren't sure if your Preceptor has turned that in. And your Internship Notebooks should be filling up… Continue
Well, since Charlotte called me out last week, it must be time for me to write my own blog post. Can you believe that finals were 7 weeks ago? And fall semester starts in 7 weeks and 4 days, so we are halfway through the summer.
For those of you who are seniors doing a Capstone Internship for credit , I should have received your midway evaluations by now. Check with me if you aren't sure if your Preceptor has turned that in. And your Internship Notebooks should be filling up… Continue
Posted on July 2, 2008 at 3:16pm —
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Nos vemos pronto!!
Good luck with Preview and I hope you are having an awesome summer! BTW, What do we need to do to get involved with the DNC?
Yeah the storms were pretty exciting actually. Yes, hundreds of trees were down, some were really tall ones that knocked over power lines. We actually had a tornado warning at Oakland Univeristy and we took cover in the laundry room while the storm passed. As for the health department, I heard temperatures of foods were taken at places without power, but I'm not sure of the local regulations and whatnot... Also, I tried to inspect a pool on monday and they didn't have power so that didn't work out. So yeah...
They are doing confined space entry training with me and teaching me how to collect all the necessary data for the noise project and eventually I'll be writing a report on the noise findings