This week will be a very hard week
for HSP as we are saying goodbye to 4 interns in a
Bailey and Laura |
Another University of Illinois student, Laura LoVetere started in late
May; Laura was a community outreach intern here at HSP. She spent her time
supporting the Children’s Birthday Project, Feed the Kids and performing
outreach phone calls to our clients. Laura let her creative spirit shine as she
designed our monthly newsletter, library displays and display boards in our HSP
center. Laura will be returning to school to work on her double major, French
and Communications, but will soon jet off to Paris for her spring semester.
Alex Graaff. began
working at HSP in June as a community outreach intern. She worked on projects
such as creating new display boards for our different programs; communicating
with clients about upcoming events, supervising volunteer groups, as well as
updating and inputting information into spreadsheets. In addition to all the
work she completed, Alex had time to work on press releases and performing
outreach calls to the community. In a few weeks Alex will head back to Loyola
University in Chicago where she will begin her junior year and continue
pursuing her major in journalism.
Alex and Matt |
Matt Kole joined
the crew in mid June as a marketing intern. He has worked in the field of his
passion, marketing by formulating and enacting an outreach campaign to educate
numerous local communities about our programs at HSP. Matt has also had the
pleasure of writing senior updates for the Senior Citizen Project; this
entailed interviewing the seniors in our SCP program. Matt was also able to
step away from his busy marketing schedule to help supervise different
volunteering experiences and send packages of food out to needy families on
Feed the Kids’ distribution days. Matt will begin his first semester as a
senior business administration and marketing major, with a sociology minor, at
Augustana College this fall.
All 4 interns will
equally be missed! It would have been a hard summer without their creative
minds working hard on supporting HSP’s important mission. Best of luck to all
of you!
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