Recognizing Orange County ’ s Interns National Intern Day will be recognized on Thursday, July 28, 2022. Interns are valuable members of the Orange County team. They contribute new ideas and facilitate additional programs while gaining experience in public service. Some Orange County interns have moved on to permanent positions in our departments, while others have taken the skills sharpened here and applied them in other localities or private businesses. Regardless, their service is appreciated. Highlighted below are two (2) interns currently helping expand Orange County activities.
Robert Goodwin Gives Back to 4 - H Programming
By: Kaci Daniel, Extension Agent, 4 - H Youth Development, Virginia Cooperative Extension
Robert Goodwin serves as the Extension Office ’ s summer intern. Robert is a rising junior at The Citadel, majoring in Political Science. He grew up in the Orange 4 - H program and is adapting to planning and delivering youth programs this summer.
Thus far, he has chaperoned 4 - H camp in Front Royal and co - taught the Field Sports class, led programs for school - aged childcare sites, and helped manage 4 - H events at the Orange County Fair. His culminating project will be planning and leading Cloverbud Day Camp the last week of July. He is pictured instructing Ga - ga, a dodgeball - like game at 4 - H camp and part of the Field Sports class. Tyler Moubray Supports His Hometown as Parks & Recreation ’ s Summer Intern
By: Joseph Falin, Sr., Programs & Facilities Supervisor, Parks & Recreation
Orange County Parks and Recreation welcomes Tyler Moubray as their Summer 2022 intern. Tyler is joining OCPR from James Madison University. Upon completion of his internship, he will be receiving his degree in Sport & Recreation Management, with a minor in General Business. Tyler is extremely excited about this opportunity to come back to his hometown to help the department with daily operations and apply everything that he ’ s learned through his studies. He had this to say about the opportunity: “ Coming back home to work with the Department to help enrich the quality of life for all members of the community has been a very rewarding experience, and I can ’ t thank the Department enough for allowing me to work alongside them and learn as a future professional in the recreational industry. ”
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