Internships
Internships are a great way to get involved with the Western Region Greek Association! Each year we select eight (8) student staff members with preference given to those:
- Undergraduates: who are currently active in a leadership role within their Greek community, and must be enrolled as a full-time undergraduate student.
- Graduate Students: who are planning a career in student affairs, especially working with Greeks, and must be enrolled in a graduate program in any field of study.
To find out more, please download the 2008 WRGA Intern application (click here).
Applications should be EMAILED no later than January 15, 2008 to:
Cori Hammock at
cori@wrgaonline.org
Please submit Cover Sheet, Essay Question Responses, and Resume as one document,
subject line: WRGA Intern Application
Letters of Recommendation should be sent separately via email to Cori Hammock.
Questions may be directed to
Co-Directors of Meetings & Banquets
Jennifer Leung
(757) 221-3441 or
Cori Hammock
(206) 543-1810
“While interning with WRGA I met amazing leaders in the Greek Community and was able to continue to learn more about Greek Life as a whole. It was so much fun meeting and getting to know the other interns and conference staff.”
~Caitlin Ireland, Colorado State University, Panhellenic Director of Programming
“As a conference intern I really got to see what went on behind the scenes of planning such a big event. Having attended the conference two years previous to becoming an intern, I also got to see how much the Greek community is changing and how we as the Greek Community are facing those changes. “
~Krystal Ward, California State University - Fresno, Phi Mu
“I really enjoyed my experience as an intern for WRGA. I had the opportunity to meet many great advisors, speakers, and representatives from many national and local organizations. The best thing about being an intern is the opportunity to help put on this amazing conference. I got the chance to work closely with the many volunteers and members of WRGA. It was a lot of fun and wish everyone would take advantage of this great opportunity.”
~Daniel Hernandez, University of California-Riverside, Class of 2007, Delta Tau Delta
“Personally, I enjoyed building Greek relations while exchanging knowledge and tradition from across the Western Region of the United States. It was an honor to assist the WRGA Board of Directors and the Conference Committee to host an annual student and faculty leadership conference.”
~Evan Buelt, Eastern Washington University, Interfraternity Council Vice President of Recruitment
“I hope to pursue a career as a Greek Advisor after graduation, so it was a real benefit to have the opportunity to talk with and learn from current professionals. Many doors have been opened to me because of my experience as a conference intern at WRGA and I am forever thankful for the experience!”
~ Kari Murphy, University of the Pacific M.A. Class of 2008, Kappa Delta
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