Intern Archive Post's
Wrapping Up and Moving Forward
This year, I was working with Ogallala Commons as an intern to translate promotional materials into Spanish. With my first and second internships, I had practice working in Spanish as

Summer With The BFR
I have been doing my Intership with the (BFR) Beginners Farmers Ranchers Program. I am training with the farmers market here on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. The main farmers

From Beginning to Beyond
In the summer of 2013 I took an elective English course in American Regionalism that changed the trajectory of my life. Far from what is considered a “traditional” seminar, the

Dove creek ranch and antique china
I’ve always enjoyed volunteering. Due to the fast pace and incredible demands of our modern culture, I often wonder if the gift of one’s time has become a greater sacrifice

Reflection
My internship was an experience that I really enjoyed. It was a little challenging at first because I was so unfamiliar with an office setting and how non-profits work. I

10 Hours of Fun!
I completed my community service hours at the Red Willow Farm in Taos Pueblo. The farm is managed by Angelo McHorse, a fellow Fort Lewis graduate, and Hillary Duran. I

Taos
I found this blog a quite difficult to write. It’s hard for me to find the right words to fully describe the commonwealth assets I see in my community. First

HOMETOWN hISTORY
Hometown History I grew up in the town of Schertz, growing up the population was 10,000, today it has tripled in population which is amazing considering the towns humble beginnings.

An Unexpected Gift…
Yes – I made someone cry, but it’s not what you think… For two months in 2014, I restored historical photographs of nuns who served as school principals, teachers and

Summary of Experiences
My experience this summer has been amazing. Nursing students are usually subject only to what they witness in clinical. Being a nursing student we get excited to do things normal

A Final Heartfelt thank you
As my summer comes to a close, I begin to reflect on the memories and experiences that I’ve had during my time working as a Nutrition Education Intern for the

Ponca Ag Internship part 2. Another opportunity to learn and reach out
Allison Bolte 8/14/14 Monday the 11th of August, I started a 2nd internship with the Ponca Tribe of OK. I am continuing to work in the Agriculture dept. In my

Canyon – a place we can call home
As a fairly new member of the Canyon community, it is common to wear the “outsider” title. However, I learned that a thorough understanding of the 12 Commonwealth Key Assets