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Be an OSU Extension Summer Intern

The OSU Extension Summer internship is an 8-10 week paid internship available to college juniors and seniors and graduate students. College junior, senior or graduate student refers to the intern's school classification for the fall semester following the internship. Interns will learn the duties and functions of a County Extension Educator and will be given one or more special projects to develop and administer.

Intern Application and Information

2025 Application

 

The application is now an online submission. Be sure to review the FAQ page for details on information to prepare and gather up prior to starting your application.

 

The application for Summer 2025 is available now and due October 25, 2024!

2024 Interns

 

  • Amanda Hurst - Creek County
  • Daviona Jackson - Canadian County
  • Elisa Allen - Hughes/Seminole Counties
  • Erynn Allison - Payne County
  • Karlie Thomason - Logan County
  • Reagan Conrad - Tulsa County
  • Savannah Mackey - Oklahoma County
  • Sydney Van Pelt - Carter County
  • Urooj Sohail - Tulsa County

Two rows of interns - four sitting on a bench and three standing behind them - posing for a picture on a lawn with trees in the background.

Front row: Elisa Allen, Reagan Conrad, Sydney Van Pelt, Daviona Jackson. Back row: Amanda Hurst, Karlie Thomason, Erynn Allison. Not pictured: Savannah Mackey, Urooj Sohail.

2024 Outstanding Interns

There were two outstanding interns awarded the $250 cash award for their excellent work! Below are their reports and videos from their experience. They will be recognized at the OSU Extension Awards Luncheon in January 2025.

Erynn Allison professional photo.

Erynn Allison

"As much as I have seen these students learn from me this summer, I think I learned more from them." - Erynn Allison, Payne County
Reagan Conrad professional photo.

Reagan Conrad

"My love for learning new things is what drives me, and I wanted to provide a unique opportunity for Tulsa County 4H students." - Reagan Conrad, Tulsa County

Contact

Cheryl Newberry

Program and Personnel Development Specialist
(405) 744-7969
cheryl.newberry@okstate.edu

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