WTC Intern Presents at Lebanon Valley College’s Inquiry 2014!
April 16, 2014
Posted by Luke Stouffer
On Thursday, April 10, I was given the opportunity topresent my internship here at World Trade Center Harrisburg as part of the “International
Internship Corner” at Lebanon Valley College’s Inquiry 2014. Inquiry is a symposium dedicated to
celebrating the scholarly, scientific, and creative achievements of LVC students. There were several intriguing presentations
of scientific experiments, psychological studies, and even a student run record label business to name a few. However, the
“International Internship Corner” was unique in that it brought
together three students with international business-based internships to
present such possibilities to their peers.
I was fortunate to be presenting with former WTC Harrisburg Intern Cody
Richard (currently with Assistive Technology Products) and current World Affairs Council of Harrisburg Intern Christian Eisenhour. Together, we created a display booth to best
integrate our respective internships as one presentation.
Left to Right: Myself, Christian Eisenhour, Cody Richard
We spoke with several curious visitors throughout the
evening, including a few students who were interested in succeeding us in our
positions. Each of us happily informed
the visitors of our job responsibilities and accomplishments. I shared several of the “Member Spotlights”
that I developed, which can be found on WTC Harrisburg’s website. I also discussed some of the cultural
reports, trade leads, events, and market research such as the Harrisburg
International Airport Travel
Survey that I have worked on during my time as an intern. Overall, it was a very successful and
rewarding night to display what I have learned through my internship as it
comes to a close.
evening, including a few students who were interested in succeeding us in our
positions. Each of us happily informed
the visitors of our job responsibilities and accomplishments. I shared several of the “Member Spotlights”
that I developed, which can be found on WTC Harrisburg’s website. I also discussed some of the cultural
reports, trade leads, events, and market research such as the Harrisburg
International Airport Travel
Survey that I have worked on during my time as an intern. Overall, it was a very successful and
rewarding night to display what I have learned through my internship as it
comes to a close.