Students: Better jump on agricultural internship opportunities, deadlines coming soon

The clock is ticking on summer internship opportunities for students exploring careers in traditional agriculture, landscape design, viticulture and related fields.

In the next few weeks, application deadlines arrive for internships in areas including horticulture, organic farming, viticulture, agribusiness, landscape architecture and design. Students in all grade levels are encouraged to apply.

To get started, the Center for Transformational Learning and Leadership offers a master list of available internships, tips, timelines and application forms, as well as the CAHNRS Internship Handbook. Learn more here: https://ctll.cahnrs.wsu.edu/cahnrs-internships-students/

https://cahnrs.wsu.edu/news-release/2015/04/13/students-better-jump-on-agricultural-internships-deadlines-coming-soon/

Contact:
Center for Transformational Learning and Leadership
509-335-4562, ctll.leader@wsu.edu

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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