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Talent Pool introduces Vaughan to internship with genuine responsibilities

August 12, 2015

Making connections with local businesses this summer is Hastings local Maggie Vaughan. As a marketing intern at the Hastings Economic Development Corporation (HEDC), Vaughan has been reaching out to local manufacturers to create profiles for them. She hopes to promote employment at companies like Bruckman Rubber, Dutton-Lainson Company, T-L Irrigation to high school-aged students, college […]

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Growing up in Colorado gave Weber passion for the outdoors

July 28, 2015

Roxborough State Park, just one of Colorado’s 42 state parks, boasts of beautiful red rock formations, covering more than 3,000 acres of land. Established in 1975 and located just 20 miles south of Denver, the park features the Fountain Formation, Lyons Formation and the Dakota Hogback. Among its known wildlife are mule deer, black-tailed prairie

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Bui explores being an application developer as an intern

July 28, 2015

In a few weeks, Johnson Bui and 15 other interns will release Driveway, a competitive intelligence web application, to Farm Credit Services of America for internal use. “The application is meant to streamline the process of identifying current and potential prospects while also providing all the necessary information to maintain or form a new relationship,”

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Desire to work in family law led to CASA internship

July 9, 2015

Getting involved in mock trial her freshman year of high school helped Hastings College senior Christina Woodside decide she wanted to be a lawyer. In 2013, being a counselor for Cornhusker Girls State, a citizenship training program, helped her discover her interests are closely tied to family law and social work. “Seeing the potential that

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Rescuing wildlife one bird at a time

July 8, 2015

After several years of volunteering for Fontenelle Forest Raptor Recovery (FFRR) in Bellevue and Omaha, Nebraska, senior Carolyn Clements is now able to do more than shuttle injured birds to a rehabilitation facility. In years past, Clements assisted with transporting the birds around the state. This summer, though, her work with FFRR, which locates, rescues,

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Brown researches germanium crystallization for solar panels

July 6, 2015

In Rapid City, South Dakota, Marcus Brown is conducting research on the crystallization of germanium as it grows from different metallic surfaces. As part of a Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU), the junior from Hastings, Nebraska, is working with Dr. Scott Ahrenkiel in the nano-material and nano-engineering department at the South Dakota School of Mines

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Tuttle’s interests combine for unforgettable experience at Disney World

July 1, 2015

Disney World has always been known as a place where dreams come true and magic becomes real. What many don’t know is Disney World offers internships for students from all over the world. Through its College Program, Disney allows them to tailor an experience to help them in their academic and professional careers. Physics major

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Internship allows Muhs to compare working and classroom settings

June 30, 2015

Attending college classes and participating in real-world business exchanges can be considerably different. Hastings College senior Miranda Muhs, a physics major from Omaha, Nebraska, discovered this after taking part in a summer internship last year with Wellhead Electric in Sacramento, California. Now back for a second summer with the company, Muhs is able to build

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Hot off the Hastings College Press

June 25, 2015

In the basement of McCormick Hall on the Hastings College campus, a new book binding machine rests in the corner. Students send thousands of pages through the binder to be glued, bound and creased. After a precise trim, the newly completed books are added to the shelf. This spring, with the launch of the Hastings

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Alluring opera house history catches attention of intern

June 16, 2015

What began as a venue built in 1878 for the local miners, the Central City Opera House in Central City, Colorado, continues to be put to good use today. With walls made of four-feet thick native stone and granite slabs, and original painted Pegasus images and ceiling mural, the building can provide 552 locals and

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