OC Intern Blog – Archive

I am thankful for the opportunity to be affiliated with Ogallala Commons by way of Siempre Sustainable Seguin.  My internship was full of twists and turns, personal development, and growth

For my community service project I chose to contribute to a donation drive to help children lead by a Siempre Sustainable member in partnership with his, and multiple churches. During

Man how time flies! It seems like yesterday I just started my second internship with the Taos County Economic Development Corporation in August and now it’s already going to be

This year was a little different at the farmers’ market.  The market family suffered some great losses and we lost a few members here and there due to family problems,

As I write this blog, I am currently at the tail end of a major road trip that, over the course of 18 days, has taken me to the American

This summer consisted of new experiences for me.  I took my first summer college classes, met many new people, traveled to new places and started my first internship. This internship

(Reposting since the first one didn’t.) June 20th First Experiences So I have a little bit of experience with social media. I know how Facebook works, and I know how

My internship with Teller County Farmers’ Market Association at the Woodland Park Farmers’ Market mostly focused on helping to run the market each Friday and working to increase the usage

I live in the community of Hart, Texas. Our town is not the biggest town so we do not have many commonwealths but the ones that we do are set

I decided to do my second round of ten hours of community service at the Red Willow Farm again. I had thought of other places I could volunteer, but by

Hello there! Sorry I haven’t posted sooner, things have just been busy busy! So to start, with the help of Ogallala Commons and the Taos County Economic Development Corp (TCEDC),

9/24/14 It is hard to believe that once again I have come to the end of my internship. It seems like only last week I started clocking in again. I