“I wanted to do a micro-internship because I wanted to get a different experience and be able to expand my knowledge on working and having a mentor and a supervisor. I feel like I've definitely been able to gain that through this experience." Laura Perez-Villagomez was the first student to complete the Micro-Internship and Mentoring Program during her internship at Nebraska Appleseed. The program assists first-generation and BIPOC students in finding short-term professional opportunities. These micro-internships are paid positions that typically last two to eight weeks with a total of 10-40 hours of work. “It has been really fun, and I definitely recommend it to anyone who wants to be able to work on something, even if they don’t know what it is...or just want to experience something different, always be open to anything and everything that comes your way.” To learn more about micro-internships or get involved in the program, visit the link in our bio. #unl #unlcareers #microint...