Monthly Archives: July 2023

I would categorize this week as mostly uneventful. In fact, the most eventful thing of this past week actually centers around something that didn’t happen. My bi-weekly paycheck came late! As a result of miscommunications and general misunderstandings, my check … Continue reading →

As my internship at Central Community House through the Columbus Foundation nears its end, I’m feeling a mix of emotions as we get closer to the Village Makers Festival. This event is all about celebrating the wonderful talents and creativity … Continue reading →

The last two weeks have been preparation and planning for tying up loose ends and getting the next projects ready to go. Now, it is full speed ahead. The social media “thank-a-thon” campaign is going to start next Tuesday, on … Continue reading →

Last night at approximately 7 p.m., my well of blog ideas was as dry as [a bone, the Sahara desert, your mouth after you eat a saltine, my history professor last semester]. Whatever you choose to fill in the blank, … Continue reading →

This past week was filled with sweltering hot weather, and lots of action. As my time at PrimaryOne Health is coming to a close I am finding myself still learning new things. This past week there were a lot of … Continue reading →

This week has been the final stretch in preparing for our Gateway event tomorrow! I am very excited for all of our hard work to come to fruition, and next week’s blog will be sure to recap how it went. … Continue reading →

This week was the second teen session of the summer and the projects that the campers completed this week were detailed and expressive. I loved watching them develop into finished pieces! The structure of Teen Camp is similar to that … Continue reading →

This week kicked off our kids summer literacy camp in partnership with LifeSmart Education. I am writing this a little prematurely because I am headed to Michigan tomorrow, but there us already so much to report on! The first day … Continue reading →

This week was short and sweet! To start off the week, I met with representatives form another nonprofit called PCs for People. This organization refurbishes old laptops and desktops and distributes them among communities in need of access to technology … Continue reading →

Since my last post I’ve had several interesting things occur related to my work. The PowerPoint presentation I had created seemed to be sufficient! The general layout and organization of the content communicated effectively what needed to be communicated. The … Continue reading →