Marcie Thanh-Guyet '24, Biology major. Paralegal Intern.
I spent the majority of my life focusing on health, medicine, and science. While it remains true that I have a passion for the Biological Sciences and medical care, I recently found this newfound love of the law. Since interning at MC Law Group, LLC., I have found myself to be happier—everything I do, even the small things, are necessary components to a successful case. I feel like I'm making a difference. I plan on devoting more of my lifetime towards understanding the truth, the law, and the meaning of justice. This is what excites me!

Aidan Nadell '25, Behavioral Economics major. Herseypark Leadership Development Intern
I have made friends from all over (and even outside) the country and learned soft skills through weekly classes that I am able to implement in real-time when working. Tomorrow, we have a networking luncheon with professionals from our desired career paths, and I am shadowing the recruiter who brought me into this program in the first place. Full circle moment!

Connor EVangelisto '25, Biology major. Medical Assistant Intern.
Being a medical assistant at Panda Bear Pediatrics has given me a great opportunity to gain real clinical experience in a fun working environment. This internship has taught me how to effectively meet the needs of a patient and has further reinforced my current aspirations of going to medical school to become an ophthalmologist.

Peter Balos '25, Applied Economics major. Economic Development Intern.
What appeals to me most about Spark Growth is that it is involved in many different sectors, ranging from technology, infrastructure, photography, law and medical practices, and much more. As a result, I'll gain wisdom in helping businesses in different settings, making my learning experience more versatile and effective towards my career path.

Beau Everett '24, Applied Economics major with a concentration in finance. Interned with the Export Import Bank of the US with the Global Business Development team. Throughout my EXIM internship experience, I have learned a lot about myself, Global Business Development, and EXIM. I have liked applying my economics and finance expertise and knowledge to the projects I have been given. I’ve had to manage several projects at once, therefore my time management has significantly improved so far. Lastly, being able to work right in the heart of Washington, D.C. has been nothing short of amazing.

Callagh Mays '24, Art &Art History major. Photography Research Assistant Intern, Haverford College. This summer I have been editing Haverford College’s master list of all their gifted, donated, and purchased photographic works. Before I started, the list was improperly formatted and missing acquisitions from the years after 2017. By the end of my ten week program, the list will be properly edited, compiled, and up to date for the 2023 fiscal year. In the upcoming months, the document will be published and then used as a record for years to come.

Candace Hudson '25, Biochemistry & Molecular Biiology major. Zookeeper Intern, Cohanzick Zoo. I spent the summer medicating animals and learning all of their individual personalities. I'd definitely recommend this internship to anyone looking to work with animals in their future careers. I learned a lot about how to adapt to your environment and getting creative with the tools that you're given.

Jake Amendola-Reichard '24, Applied Economics major. Surety Product Analyst Intern, Lberty Mutual. I work on the Portfolio and Risk Management team which consists of a lot of creativity as I query, clean, and transform data to create different reports and dashboards to help underwriters and clients perform risk and financial analysis.

Mackenzie Donatelli '24, Biology Major.  Intern, Reading Hospital Pathology Department. During my internship, I have gotten the opportunity to really explore a career in medicine. I have been able to shadow and learn from many doctors. I have also been given the opportunity to listen to lectures from some of the staff at Drexel’s University College of Medicine. I conducted independent research under the direction of a physician. At the conclusion of my internship, I presented my research which consisted of following a case study and examining the staging aspects of cancer. I was exposed to histology and pathology early on which will give me an upper hand in medical school for sure! My internship has reinforced my desire to go to medical school post-grad. I have met so many encouraging doctors and other healthcare professionals throughout my time at the Reading Hospital.

Matilda  Dumaine '25, Biology major.  Emergency Medical Technician Intern, Liberty Ambulance, LLC. On the job, I responded to medical emergencies in the community and provided treatment and transportation to patients in the prehospital and interfacility settings! I am majoring in biology and am studying science and the common good.

Megan Matteucci '25, Politics and History majors. Youth Services Center Intern. I worked at the Youth Services Center in Albuquerque, New Mexico where I learned about Juvenile Justice and the Alternatives to Detention Initiative.

Michael Guiliano '24, Psychology and Neuroscience majors.  Workplace Health and Safety Specialist Intern, AMAZON.  He spent his time working to implement a site wide safety project that has potential to be implemented regionally. He also spent time performing the tasks of a safety specialist completing audits and coaching on safety.

Michael Nieves-Hoblin '24, History major. Reporter Intern, Bucks County Herald. My internship was as a Reporter for the Bucks County Herald, a free community newspaper throughout Bucks County. During this internship, I attended various events and explored potential leads and would write about them and usually see my stories in the paper the following week. Additionally, I helped proofread the paper before it was finalized. As a result, the Herald has kept me on as their Politics Editor where I publish a weekly portion called “On the Record” which informs readers on how their politicians voted.

NIck Troha '24, Applied Economics. Financial Anaylst Intern, Kish Bank Financial Center. and I am Interning at Kish Bank Financial Center in State College, PA, in their wealth management sector. I work on daily accounting and investment tasks, such as keeping the department updated on the financial health of the bank, while also working on some special projects that include vendor management and analyzing the equity side of the Bank’s portfolio. I also help analyze loan prices, interest rates, and the possible buying and selling of different types of loans.

Sam Murray '24, Anthropology & Sociology major.  Special Needs Counselor Intern,  Inclusion Sports Performance Training. I work with neurodivergent children teaching them coordination, social skills, and water safety. It has been an incredibly rewarding experience supporting the development of kids in need. I’m studying the effects of stigma on neurodivergent individuals, expanding on Erving Goffmans book, “Stigma". I’ve met so many amazing people and wouldn't be surprised if I follow a similar career path in my future!