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Applications open for NCDOT HBCU internship, fellowship programs
RALEIGH — The N.C. Department of Transportation is now accepting applications for the 2022 Historically Black Colleges and Universities internship and fellowship programs.
UNCP’s Cale Lowery gains valuable experience from judicial internship
PEMBROKE — Cale Lowery discovered a passion for politics at an age younger than most. In 2009, he was captivated while watching the first inauguration of former President Barack Obama. Lowery was 6.
Internship turns into power career for RichmondCC graduate
HAMLET — Matthew Wood of Rockingham is a good example of how a college student can turn an internship into a lifelong career.
RichmondCC student first to complete work-based learning internship
HAMLET — Daija Rivers of Anson County chose to study Information Technology at Richmond Community College because she wanted a career in a constantly evolving field.
High school senior lands Duke internship through RichmondCC substation program
HAMLET — One week after his 18th birthday, Richmond Senior High School senior Thomas Barbee will begin his summer internship with Duke Energy in his pursuit to become a relay technician.
Student intern successes highlighted at Richmond County Board of Education meeting
HAMLET — Four Richmond County students were recognized for their participation in the Career and Technical Education program at last week’s School Board meeting — one of whom was awarded a scholarship.
Finding their paths
ELLERBE — Seniors Will and River Meacham are completing their internship at Meacham Logging, Inc., a family owned company that’s been in business for 30 years.
Making a kid-type dream happen
ROCKINGHAM — Roderick Hudgen thought he wanted to be a doctor. His mom and grandma were both in the health field — his mom is an occupational therapist and his grandma is a CNA — and the classes came easy for him.
Carrying out the family tradition
ROCKINGHAM — Senior Kendell Watson comes from a family of firemen — his grandfather, uncle, father and brother are all firefighters. Watson considers it a “family tradition.”