“It is an invaluable experience and a great work environment. It is great preparation for the real world.”

-Katherine Duncan, Augsburg College, Summer 2006

“There is real work to be done during an AIM internship. You are given responsibilities and expected to carry them out. It’s a great way to gain experience.”

-Scott Whitlock, George Mason University, Fall 2005

“I only wish I had more time here!”

-Jacqueline Merzer, University of Pennsylvania, Summer 2006

“I learned how to be a journalist - to analyze and think critically about important issues and then to express what I found in a compelling and objective way.

-Rose Capozzi, University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Spring 2006

“The flexibility was great! I felt like I was able to make the internship experience my own by pursuing what interested me.”

-Charlie Floyd, Kennesaw State University, Summer 2006

“I really enjoyed the freedom to research and decide my own story topics. I also enjoyed the freedom to attend a variety of seminars within the city on different topics. Thanks for the great internship experience! I couldn’t have asked for better.”

-Chenoa McKnight, Brigham Young University, Spring 2006

“It was challenging. I feel that there was a substantial growth in my journalism writing capability that I could see as my internship progressed.”

-Elizabeth Young, University of California, Santa Barbara, Summer 2006

“AIM is a unique place, where a new intern can feel welcome and at home because of the wonderful, warm people. Thank you for the opportunity to cover events and write my opinion. You helped me learn and grow more than I would have thought possible in only five weeks.”

-Amy Davis, LeTourneau University, Summer 2005