Page Content The mINiTERN Program is a partnership between companies and Dallas College that provides students with real-world business and problem solving skills. Read More About mINiTERN Fall 2020 Important Dates Aug. 28: Applications OpenAug. 31: Applications CloseSept. 2: Offers Sent to StudentsSept. 3: Deadline to accept offersWeek of Sept. 7: Program kick-offSept. 8: Team building workshop (all teams) mINiTERN At-A-Glance Apply to ProgramTeam meetings will be held virtually until further notice. Students may apply to any program that matches their schedule, but may only participate in one project per semester. Hunt Consolidated, Inc.Team MeetingsVirtual Mondays, 2-4 p.m.Past ProjectsEconomic impact of extreme weatherUsing drones to improve transmission line evaluationCustomer strategies for reducing power usage UT Southwestern Medical CenterTeam MeetingsVirtual Mondays, noon-2 p.m. Potential ProjectsUsing biotechnology to modify DNA in different disease-causing genesIdentifying drugs that could target cancer cells for treatmentStimulating cell growth and development in vitro City of IrvingTeam MeetingsVirtual Tuesdays 2:00 - 4:00 Potential ProjectsEngineering/Smart Cities involving transportation, infrastructure, technological innovation, or urban planning. Environmental initiatives to support public outreach campaign or social media enhancement. EJ Smith Construction Team MeetingsVirtual Wednesdays 8:00 - 10:00 a.m. Potential ProjectsEvaluate current software vs new software for transition from subcontractor to general contractor management Strategies for rightsizing the company by bringing technology in-house or outsourcing View the transcript of this video. STEMCEL mINiTERN Video ChatJoin Dr. Jason Treadway, Director, STEM Institute of Dallas College along with mINiTERN students and Hunt Consolidated, inc. Program Managers as they discuss first hand the positive experiences they had with mINiTERN. Why should I? Real World Experience Professional Networking Opportunities Leadership Opportunities Build Resume Experience Soft Skills Training Application of Academic Studies Qualifications Must have completed at least 15 credit hours of college-level course work Must be a currently enrolled student at Dallas College (not applicable during summer) Have a strong desire to gain professional skills and experience Must be available to attend all team meetings (see project list) Understand that time commitment is four to six hours per week for the 10-week program Ben Hetrick mINiTERN Participant “The experience of working on a professional research problem and having the chance to give a professional presentation was such a great opportunity for me. The humor and straightforwardness brought to the meetings by the Sharyland staff created a welcoming environment, making it very comfortable and easy to work in.” Read the video transcript. Dr. Jason Treadway Director Strategic Initiatives District Office 214-378-1553 Email Jason Dallas College Faculty and Staff Interested in becoming a team advisor? Contact us today to discuss opportunities. Benefits include: Professional networking Develop strong student relationships Guide students toward their career goals Count Me In
