Week #2 Questions

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1. Describe some highlights of your week. (If you can't think of particular highlights, then describe some of the tasks you did his week.)

2. Post some pics about your week. Be creative!  (Of course, don't invade anyone's privacy or violate confidentiality.)

3. After two weeks not in school, what does it feel like so far to not be at ICE all day? How does learning at your internship compare to learning at ICE? Be specific.

4. What are three questions you would like to start finding the answers to related to your internship organization, job, mentor, etc.? What would be most useful / interesting for you to know more about?

5. What have you been doing to demonstrate your value as an intern and potentially be given more / different responsibilities?

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