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Most students get a summer job to help pay their college bill.

Some go to camps to work as counselors. Others stay on campus to

work with maintenance, grounds, or custodial. Most go home and find

jobs in places like restaurants or banks. Some students work at an in­

ternship to help them prepare for their future vocation.

Abigail Hancock had an interesting summer internship. She

had the opportunity to work as an intern at Aberdeen Proving Ground

army base in Maryland. She served in the secure Forensic Biochemical

lab, working on biological sensors that would detect toxins that terror­

ist might use. She was considered a "guest scientist" and was under the
Over the summer Em­

Department of Homeland Security, working as a government official. ily Chappell worked at

the Shepherds Home in

Abigail said, "Anything is possible with God. He lead me to this job,
Union Grove, Wisconsin,

one that I never thought I would be able to get. I am so thankful that as a living skills instructor

for the mentally handi­

he opened this door for me."
capped. The job was a

Not all students worked in an air-conditioned building. Some ministry as well as a job.

Emily said, "I believe God

had job working outside in the summer hear. Ian Wright worked for
has given them to us as

the Department of Transportation in Ohio. He spent his days doing a gift to teach us many

things. I learned so much

jobs such as patching up asphalt on the highways, cleaning debris off
from them and from their

bridges, and putting in culverts. gentle, kind and genuine

hearts."

b berry

campus life