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Week 3:Really!!!!

Monday, June 22, 2020

Joseph Dees

Wait, what did you say??? It can't be week 3!!

For anyone who is interested in what my job actually is

Monday, June 22, 2020

Madison Swirtz

Although my blogs the first two weeks were not very insightful, I do actually have a real job at APS. My job for the summer was to update the APS Top Educators lists and Physics Graphs & Statistics. All in all, lots of working in Excel.

Week 3: Social Engagement and Major Progress

Sunday, June 21, 2020

Jack Moody

This was a fantastically productive and encouraging week here at APS Careers. I am really starting to feel like a member of the team and the community both within APS Programs and amongst my fellow SPS interns!

Now for actual updates:

What I learned during the STEM Shutdown

Sunday, June 14, 2020

Madison Swirtz

The first resource I looked into was ParticlesForJustice.org. The call to action on the front page is worth reading in its entirety, and I took my call to action as the following quote:

Week 2:Settling down and reflecting

Sunday, June 14, 2020

Joseph Dees

Wow, what a week. So much turmoil around us, not only with COVID-19 but also in society with #Strike4BlackLives and #ShutDownSTEM. Will life go back to some sense of normal? What will that normal be when it finally returns?

Week 2: Compact Productivity

Sunday, June 14, 2020

Jack Moody

The second week flew by! Mostly because a lot of work got done, but also because I only had a 3 day week. APS did not conduct operations on Wednesday in support of #ShutDownSTEM, and I took Friday off to go with my family to pick up our new Irish Wolfhound puppy from New York.

Week 1: Let's get after it!

Sunday, June 7, 2020

Jack Moody

Hello everyone! I am grateful to be the APS Careers Area Intern this summer working under the mentorship of Dr. Midhat Farooq.

Week 1: Welcome to the party!!

Sunday, June 7, 2020

Joseph Dees

As I woke up Monday morning, the air was charged with energy. In just a few moments, I would begin my internship journey, maybe a little bittersweet as we were not able to be in Washington, but exciting nonetheless. The rest of the interns, the SPS staff, and I spent the day on a zoom meeting l

Madison Swirtz

APS Education & Diversity Intern

Joseph Dees

APS Bridge Program Intern

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