Building Resumes This Summer!
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Kimberly Everett, Junior Economics Major, Concentration in Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE) Boren Scholarship, Shanghai, China Kimberly, an economics major and a student in the University Honors Program, has been awarded a one-year Boren scholarship to study Mandarin and the Chinese economy. She will be in Shanghai for a semester, followed by another in Beijing. The Boren scholarship is part of the National Security Education Program, which seeks to develop our country’s capacity to educate U.S. citizens, understand foreign cultures, strengthen economic competitiveness and enhance international cooperation and security. |
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Danielle Blair, Senior Industrial Distribution Major Coca-Cola Internship, Atlanta, GA This summer Danielle had two internship offers between Coca-Cola in Atlanta as a project manager intern and Nike in Portland, OR as an e-commerce project manager intern. She chose to go with Coca-Cola and will be working on projects that provide strategic direction, building efficiency and effectiveness into the business. She will also help in planning and initiating projects within the organization. Danielle is from Canada and attending UAB on a soccer scholarship. She traveled to Trinidad this month to play with the Canadian National Team for the CONCACAF Gold Cup tournament. |
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Krish Varma, Junior Dual Major in Spanish and Economics (PPE) Critical Languages Scholarship, Jaipur, India The intensely competitive Department of State Critical Language Scholarship has selected Krish to be part of a 8 week Hindi language acquisition program in India over the summer. The Critical Language Scholarship is funded by the State Department to provide intensive summer language courses in languages of critical need (e.g. Arabic, Chinese, Russian, Hindi etc.). Krish will study Hindi at the American Institute of Indian Studies in Jaipur, India. The city is in the northern state of Rajasthan and is said to be one of the most beautiful cultural capitals of the country. The students are assigned a host family and attend class for 5–6 hours, Monday–Friday. |
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Joshua Carpenter, Senior Accounting Major Teach For America Corps in Alabama Josh has been selected for the inaugural Teach for America Corps in Alabama! He will be one of thirty members teaching in the Black Belt region, near Selma, Alabama. He has been assigned to teach high school English. Josh, along with 4 other UAB students, will begin their training program this summer. This is a demonstration of UAB students’ commitment to community service. more... “I want to wake up every day feeling proud about what I am doing and knowing that I am making a difference in people’s lives." - Josh Carpenter
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Arielle Stewart, Junior COACH, Inc., New York, NY
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Elisha Gentle, Senior Rotary Ambassadorial Scholarship, Cairo, Egypt “My time in Cairo will be punctuated by presentations at local Rotary Clubs and involvement with community service initiatives. Being connected to a large network of Rotarians in the Middle East will, likely, be this experience’s most valuable facet in the long run,” says Elisha
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Nick Baugh, Senior Amanda Wood, Senior Industrial Distribution, Medical Equipment and Supplies Majors GE Healthcare Commercial Leadership Internship Program, Milwaukee, WI Nick and Amanda were selected for the prestigious, highly competitive GE Healthcare Commercial Leadership Internship Program (CLP). They will be heading to Milwaukee in June for an intensive 10- week internship experience where they will rotate through various functions of GE gaining exposure to all business units within GE Healthcare. |











