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

The Key Assets of Tulia
Soil & Mineral Cycle: Soil Menders is a business that sells organic soil prep and soil building products. Earthworms also benefit the soil by breaking

Blog 4: Community Service
Kelli Holthaus Blog 4: Community Service Due: July 19, 2015 My community service project consisted of helping with the 2nd annual Gavin B. Kleymann

Indigenous Commonwealth
In this blog I decided to focus on 2 commonwealth assets that have an alternative meaning from an indigenous standpoint. Although the alternative ideas described

Community Service
I have participated in many great projects thus far in my internship. I organized various community projects in high school. When I went to college,

Giving Back
For my community service I decided to visit King’s Manor Methodist Retirement Home in Hereford. I’ve volunteered there before in the past, and I can

Basic Elements
For my volunteer service this summer, I chose to help out with the vacation bible school the Baptist Church in Canyon put on at the

Greenhouse Power
It took my awhile to figure out what I wanted to spend my 10 hours of community service doing. At first I wanted to do

Blog 2: What my summer will consist of
This is my second year doing an internship through Ogallala Commons and both have dealt closely with the medical field. This year I am doing

The Community Assistant
My community service hours were spent on multiple projects around the Pawnee County community. I helped with Santa Fe Trail Days, 4th of July activities,

Blog 1: Meet Teresa
Hi, my name is Teresa Rosas. I was born and raised in the small town of Hart, Texas. I have 2 older brothers, a younger

Two Hearts of One County
The lights that crisscross these streets in December, or the flags that line the highway of Bird City in July, they make me feel proud

Taos Pueblo Young Growers Getting Growning
Taos Pueblo Young Growers (TPYG) are off to a great start! The first step was to find youth interested in growing food and right