Encourage Cougs to showcase their internship experience ahead of National Intern Day

Do you know a Coug who recently completed an internship or is currently engaging in one?

While internships happen year-round, we know summer is a popular time for many students to engage in this high-impact practice. Ahead of National Intern Day (July 31), we’re launching a campaign to encourage Cougs to share their internship story and we invite you to share this opportunity with Cougs you know!

Cougs can share their experiences in a variety of ways — whether it’s submitting a written highlight to be featured on our Academic Success and Career Center website, creating a short-form video, or posting a LinkedIn highlight. Plus, all participants will be entered to win fun Coug merch!

More information, including submission guidelines and ideas, can be found on our National Intern Day blog post.

Thank you for helping us celebrate the achievements of our incredible Cougs!

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