Posted in Uncategorized on May 6th, 2019 Comments Off on
by Maggie Kieffer When I walked into the first day of my internship with the Project GRACE Help Desk, I was just kind of thrown into the work. Over the course of the semester I have had the privilege of helping some really patient, kind, wonderful people; and when I had to deal with someone […]
Posted in CFV Interns, Uncategorized on May 2nd, 2019 Comments Off on Valuing Similarities and Differences
by Rachael Jacobs Over this past semester I had an internship with Catholic Charities teaching English to refugees. For this blog post I have decided to talk about the part of my experience that was both the most rewarding and the most challenging. About halfway through the semester, as I wrote one of my journal […]
Posted in CFV Interns, Uncategorized on May 1st, 2019 Comments Off on Communications for a Good Cause: Gaining appreciation for the CFV’s mission
by Julia Bluhm My communications internship at the CFV this semester not only helped me build my communications skills, but it helped me better understand my own sense of vocation and what kind of career I’m interested in. Aside from gaining tons of experience in graphic design, social media marketing, and making continuous social media […]
Posted in Uncategorized on Dec 13th, 2018 Comments Off on Communications Skills and Creative Freedom
by Madeline Mleziva, ’21 This semester I have interned as the Center for Faith and Vocation’s Communications Intern. This Internship has given me the opportunity to experience many programs on campus and learn many new skills. My favorite part has been the chance to work with and assist many different outreach programs. Typically, my main […]
Posted in Uncategorized on Dec 7th, 2018 Comments Off on
by Kylene Warne, ’20 As an Elementary Education and Theatre major, my internship at Catholic Charities proved to be a unique and profound experience. I served as an Education intern through the Outreach and Education program and was in charge of planning and leading English classes held and two different community centers two days of […]
Posted in Uncategorized on Dec 7th, 2018 Comments Off on Trinity Free Clinic: Showing Kindness, Dignity and Respect
by Lyla Iannaconne, ’19 This semester, I have been fulfilling an internship at Trinity Free Clinic in Carmel, IN doing marketing. The clinic is a catholic, non-profit organization with a mission to provide free medical and dental care to uninsured and underinsured people in the Hamilton County area. Not only do they want to provide […]
Posted in Uncategorized on Dec 6th, 2018 Comments Off on Interning at the Jewish Community Center-Marketing and Business Practices
by Marissa Glantz Interning at the JCC was a good way to dip my foot in the water in regards to the professional world and the internship world. I gained a lot of valuable hands-on experience in the marketing department. As the marketing intern I got the opportunity to work on a variety of projects. […]
Posted in Uncategorized on Dec 5th, 2018 Comments Off on Listening to Interfaith Conversations
by Rachel Koehler ’19 My name is Rachel Koehler, and I am a senior at Butler University studying International Studies and French. I have had the privilege of working with the Center for Interfaith Cooperation for the fall semester, and it has encouraged me to further consider a career in faith and social justice. This past […]
Posted in Uncategorized on May 21st, 2018 Comments Off on Fun Fair to Further Faith with Friends
By Maham Nadeem This year I served in the role of interfaith intern at the Center of Faith and Vocation. Through my experiences I was able to not only gain knowledge about different faith traditions, but also about my own management strengths and weaknesses. Specifically, the majority of my time was spent planning for a […]
Posted in Uncategorized on May 21st, 2018 Comments Off on Interfaith and Community Inclusion Inspire
By Katie Crouse The knowledge and experience I have gained from my internship with the Center for Interfaith Cooperation (CIC) has been incredibly valuable. I have made new connections that I hope will continue to grow after my time with the CIC has ended. Through my work with the CIC, I became more aware […]
