The position is remote, but just two weeks in, Agarwal said the experience has been amazing. “I am undergoing a lot training with the team, as well as working on a summer project that will allow me to put all the skills I am acquiring to produce something tangible by the end of the internship.” “We use that data to craft a story,” she said. She said this involves learning about different data management and analysis tools that Edelman DXI uses, and understanding the process of analyzing data. Her work gives organizations a “detailed idea of who their audience is and how they can reach them most effectively.”Īgarwal is tasked with getting to know more about profiling clients. “The team does audience profiling and segmentation for its clients,” Agarwal said. Over the next couple of months, she will work with the company’s audience insights team, which is a part of Edelman DXI’s marketing operation. This summer, she is interning with Edelman DXI, a company that processes the data and analytics for the global communications firm Edelman. Agarwal also has helped to make the Bellisario College a better place for international students like herself. Three years later, she has built an impressive resume, which includes several student groups and internships, while working toward two degrees - public relations and human centered design and development. Bellisario College of Communications, and just a week before her first semester began in 2019, she took her first step onto American soil.
Sight unseen, she decided on the Donald P. “Here I was a blank slate, and I liked that.” I found Penn State and liked the program,” she said. “I wanted to go somewhere where I didn’t know anyone. Coming out of high school in India, Vrinda Agarwal was ready to step 8,000 miles out of her comfort zone.Ī born introvert, Agarwal decided attending college at a university she’d never heard of in a country she’d never been to was the best opportunity to redefine herself.
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Ultimately, she would like to return to NOAA as a research scientist.This is the second in a series of stories about Bellisario College students completing summer internships. India plans for the future are to complete her undergraduate degree at UMES and attend graduate school in Marine Biology. I encourage others to always go out of your comfort zone because you never know what will happen.” “It has brought me out of my comfort zone and gave me room to grow so later on I can explore other field related to marine science. “This internship has been helpful because it has opened my eyes to a new perspective in ocean science, gave me more knowledge on Ocean Color research and showed me how this project contributes to my interests,” said India.
Baker-Yeboah is developing to support satellite validation and algorithm calibration. Sheekela Baker-Yeboah, on the NOAA in situ Ocean Color Optics Database that Dr. India Oliver presenting her work to NOAA’s Satellite Oceanography and Climatology Division in College Park, MD. India is a rising junior and biology major at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore and is interested in Biological Marine Science with a particular interest in how marine organisms adapt to changing environments. This summer, NOAA CoastWatch/OceanWatch/PolarWatch hosted undergraduate summer intern, India Oliver, as part of an undergraduate scholarship program run through NOAA’s Educational Partnership Program with Minority Serving Institutions.
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