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Cumberland County launches Internship Program for 2024

By Staff Report, posted 1 year ago
Chairman Glenn Adams, Vice Chairwoman Dr. Toni Stewart, County Manager Clarence Grier and State
Representative Frances Jackson pictured with interns.
Photo provided by: Cumberland County Government 

The Cumberland County Government welcomed more than 30 students for the 2024 Internship Program orientation held July 8.

Chairman Glenn Adams welcomes interns during orientation.
Photo provided by: Cumberland County Government 

Students met with staff from their assigned departments and enjoyed lunch as they discussed goals and expectations for the length of the program.
For the next several weeks, students will participate in a paid internship which aims to form leadership skills, mentorship and hands-on experience in various career fields. Interns will work with multiple County departments including, Planning and Inspections, Social Services and Innovation and Technology Services.

During orientation, Cumberland County Chairman Glenn Adams and County Manager Clarence Grier greeted the interns and offered tips for success.

Finance Director Robin Deaver and Budget & Performance Director Deborah Shaw converse with interns.
Photo provided by: Cumberland County Government 

“I’m excited about this program,” said Grier in a press release. “It provides an opportunity for high school and college students to learn more about Cumberland County and government. We hope they pursue a career in public service after graduation.”

For more information, contact Cumberland County Human Resources at 910-678-7653 or email

dnhall@cumberlandcountync.gov.

 

 

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