In addition to adding more student internship spotlights below, we recently asked Amine Qourzal with Baylor’s Career Center what internships mean for our Baylor MBA students, both during and after their time in the program.
“At Baylor MBA, we value the experience our students gain from internships. That’s why we encourage all our students to seek out a high quality internship during their time with us. As an intern, you will encounter firsthand the varied roles people play within different organizations and industries. It provides you the hands-on training of a full time job and the ability to explore different elements of a company to see where you best fit in. An internship is the perfect way to gain valuable experience while discovering what you would enjoy as a career. Best of all, an internship gives you an advantage in networking and building on the skills you learn during your MBA program. Please let the Career Center know how we can help you locate your next internship!”
-Amine Qourzal, Assistant Director
Baylor Career Center
Ali Dixon interned this summer on the Corporate Social Media Team at SAS Software’s Global Headquarters in Cary, NC. The Mission of SAS: To empower and inspire with the most trusted analytics.
Maria Morales (standing left) is interning at Delray Medical Center as an Administrative Resident and working with various directors and A-team members on projects that help to improve hospital efficiency, operations and business-level strategy.
Tanner Houston is serving at HCA MidAmerica Division in Kansas City, Missouri this summer. Tanner is working with the leadership team from Midwest Heart and Vascular, focusing on bringing together several HCA initiatives to help increase patient access in order to drive sustainable growth for the cardiovascular service line.
Angus Walker is serving at Allergan as a Project Management and Continuous Improvement intern working with two new processes for several ophthalmic products.
Chelsea Linn is interning at Weaver’s IT Advisory Department in Dallas. Her role includes testing control design and effectiveness at service organizations and public companies.
Grant Strauss (hint: he’s the guy on the right) is serving at the Michelin North America Headquarters this summer in their communication, brands, and government affairs department.
Abby Tisdale (left) is interning at Mary Kay, Inc. in Dallas as a Global Brand Marketing intern. This summer she is working on new product launches, data collection for the Mary Kay website, and existing re-promotional efforts.
Lauren Sutton (second from left) has the opportunity to work as an Administrative Resident at Children’s Hospital New Orleans, which is currently building what will be the country’s largest pediatric behavioral health hospital. Lauren has been assigned to create and develop strategies to address their latest community health needs assessment as well as strategies for a competitive US News and World Report Ranking process.
Meghan Savage is serving at Interstate Batteries in Dallas, TX as a Supplier Specialist. She is managing the RFP/RFQ process and requirements, supplier onboarding, supplier product attributes, and supplier contractual reviews.
Click here to read about Meghan’s experiences at Baylor MBA’s Leadership in NYC.
Kathryn Huff is part of the team that focuses on strengthening the growing base of vacation rental homeowners (partners) in North America for Vrbo. She is working to homeowners to find new ways to connect with them and to build upon existing relationships. She has been exploring new pilot programs and breakthrough opportunities to promote the HomeAway value proposition for homeowners and property managers.
For more information about the Baylor MBA program or to begin the application process, be sure to visit www.baylor.edu/mba.
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