"I would most definitely encourage students to pursue internships. Be as involved in as many things as possible, especially if you are intending to attend graduate school. Internships allow for self-discovery, and if you are not sure of what you want to do in life, internships will help direct your steps."

James Roberts
Flintstone, GA
Biology

 

 

 

To come alongside the rigorous academic program and enhance classroom education with hands-on experience, Covenant encourages students to pursue internships and other career-related work.

We believe that these meaningful experiences will truly help students identify where their skills and desires meet real needs in society and further define their career paths.

The following profiles of student interns offer a small taste of the diligence Covenant students are demonstrating in an effort to identify and boldly pursue their vocational callings.

Jenna Brock Suwanee, GA Business Niedlov's Breadworks	Rashad J. Gober Rock Hill, SC Psychology The Harvey A. Friedman Center for Aging	Stephen Johnson Mount Prospect, Illinois Business Cartwright Hitching & Frazier
James Roberts Flintstone, GA Biology UTCOM/Erlanger Hospital	Ben Scott Lilburn, Georgia History Office of Congressman John Linder