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What Should You Know about an Internship? Apprentices Answer
Molly Ferguson is an Associate Professor of English at Ball State University who is visiting EduSource this summer as a part of Ball State's Faculty Externship Program. I had the opportunity to interview three EduSource apprentices — Katya, Liz, and Wayne — to take...
Apprentice Vlog: Checking In
Our summer is winding down, but here's a check-in point from a few weeks ago. In it, the apprentices talk about what they've learned this summer so far. https://youtu.be/Xbz3QFibsIM
Guest Blog Post: My Fly-on-the-Wall View of EduSource
Molly Ferguson is an Associate Professor of English at Ball State University who is visiting EduSource this summer as a part of Ball State's Faculty Externship Program. I had the opportunity to visit EduSource in Indianapolis over several days in July, where I...
