OC Intern Blog – Archive

Hey Everybody! My name is Jessi Stark and I am from a small rural community, Kress, which is located in the Texas Panhandle.  I grew up on the farm where my

My name is Christina Jackson, but I go by my middle name, Quinn. I was born and raised in the little town of Lockney, Texas. I have two siblings, an

…Britt Snipes. I am currently a 19 year old junior at West Texas A&M University. I’m a double major; Advertising/Public Relations and Electronic Media. Don’t ask my what I want

I don’t have 2 pictures but this is one image with 2 in it.  My intern badge with my picture. Hi, My name is Sandi Missildine. I am a Senior

I volunteered in my community through the League of Women Voters of Amarillo. The League is a nonpartisan political organization that encourages the informed and active participation of citizens in

For my last two internships I completed my community service hours at the Red Willow Farm at Taos Pueblo. I also used some of my hours at the Taos Day

When I last wrote about the common wealth in my community, I wrote about my community of Taos. This time around I will be focusing on a slightly smaller community,

]Oh my only a few days into the apprenticeship and there is so much to do! So far I’ve been working on the market, specifically trying to get a greater

I am so grateful for this internship with Ogallala Commons. This internship in Nazareth has pushed me out of my shell, and I have done and learned many things. I

The main part of my second internship is to conduct the first ever Ogallala Commons Community Intern/ Apprenticeship Program Evaluation. We have been reaching out to all past interns and

Shelby Thibodeaux, another intern alumnus, has returned to help Ogallala Commons, with a new project that she outlines in her latest update: “I am currently working on my second internship