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SPRING 2014 Institute Interns

Devon Perkins was one of the Institute’s interns during the Spring 2014 semester. Devon graduated from K-State in May with a degree in Family Studies and Human Services with a minor in Conflict Analysis and Trauma Studies. Devon has been involved with the Institute since Spring of 2013. After graduation, Devon plans to pursue a Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy at Colorado State University.

 

 

 

Laura Walker was one of the Institute’s interns during the Spring 2014 semester. Laura graduated from K-State n May with a degree in Family Studies and Human Services with a minor in Conflict Analysis and Trauma Studies and a certificate in Conflict Resolution. Laura has been involved with the Institute since Spring of 2013. After graduation, Laura will return to Kansas City to job search and explore different graduate and PhD programs to pursue.

What do our Interns DO at the Institute?

Each semester, we hire 1-2 part time student interns to work with us on our outreach and other work with the Institute. The students put in 320-340 total hours during the semester, completing an 8 credit hour internship in their degree program. The Interns have been involved with our research, outreach activities with the community, attending military-related events like the Corvias Spring into Fun Event and Fall Apple Days Festival, participating in monthly Victory Welcome events at Fort Riley sharing information with newcomers about the Institute, handing out flyers, attending military family trainings across Kansas, posting on Facebook and Twitter, untangling dog tags, answering questions about the Institute, …you name it, and they have probably done it! Below are our Spring 2014 interns “in action.”


Thanks for all you do for the Institute

Congratulations and best wishes!

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