Local businesses waited for students at booths on the second floor of May Hall Thursday for Dickinson State University’s internship fair.

“The point of the internship fair is to have students recognize the importance of internships,” said Ashley Tillman, career development and disability service specialist. “(It gives students the ability) to be able to talk to local employers and see what’s out there. … It’s good to know that these companies are really open to a lot of different types of degrees.”

By Kayla Henson on Nov. 9, 2018

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