Emily Amanda Schucker

Something that I learned during my internship that I could not have learned in the classroom is how to transition from one director to another mid way through a project. All of the data that I was responsible for throughout the course of my internship was very large and required a great deal of attention. Mid way through my internship the woman…[Read more]

Within my internship I have been able to utilize multiple tools that I’ve learned in the classroom. I have found that primarily the skills that I’ve learned in Shaffer’s coding class have been the most beneficial to me. My internship currently deals with a multitude of data sets that I was able to write a code for to simplify how it is viewed so…[Read more]

It seems to be a common trend among the posts already submitted but communication is key. Although technical skills are definitely important it would be difficult to get anything completed on time or at the the expected quality of work standard without communication. While working for Temple University it has become incredibly important for me to…[Read more]

When I first started in the Career Center I felt like I was in a bit over my head but I quickly was able to figure things out to make me feel more confident and comfortable in the office environment. The first thing that I learned is that literally every person who works in this office is willing to help and that put all of my nerves at ease. In…[Read more]

Hey Everyone,

This semester I will be continuing my internship here at Temple University in the Career Center office. I work directly under the Associate Director of Assessment and Technology on the Post Graduation Plans Survey data analysis. Primarily I am responsible for assessment support, assistance with reception and promotion or the…[Read more]