Recently, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions (SRNS) hosted an intern showcase and farewell event to express gratitude and appreciation for interns by highlighting their accomplishments and projects completed over the summer.
During the event, 37 summer interns studied various occupations related to engineering, computer science, physical sciences, business services, information technology, and nuclear materials control and accountability.
Later participants were able to present their work and explain how the SRNS Summer Internship program helped them gain experience in their area of study.
The intern showcase and farewell helped to recognize and show appreciation for the contributions the interns have made while providing them with an opportunity to network with other professionals on site, according to a press release from Savannah River Site (SRS).
“Events like these can help boost confidence, create a positive work culture by demonstrating a commitment to developing younger talent and serve as a learning experience for both interns and professionals,” said SRNS Internship Coordinator Kedesha McClary.
Several interns featured in the showcase and farewell also had the opportunity to network with professionals and present at the Intern Town Hall.
“These events help to bridge the gap between academic study and professional practice,” stated a press release from SRS.
Technological advancements that apply to improvements in various career fields were also displayed throughout the day.
“I was extremely pleased by the quality and enthusiasm of this year’s intern cohort,” SRNS Talent Acquisition Manager Angela Martin. “Watching and hearing about the personal investments they made with their summer projects filled me with immense pride and excitement.”
By inviting 193 interns over the summer of 2024, Martin said SRNS recognizes the importance of hosting the annual summer internship program.
“It’s crucial for attracting fresh talent and fostering new perspectives and innovation within the organization,” Martin said. “Programs such as these provide students with practical experience and mentorship, helping to bridge the gap between academic learning and real-world applications, further developing their skills and helping with career and employment opportunities.”
For more information on the intern program, visit: https://www.savannahrivernuclearsolutions.com/careers/careers03.htm
