Internship Mentioned in Local Jewish Paper

I kindly thank Rabbi Yonah Berman to pointing me to this new blurb in the Jewish Ledger, entitled "New Rabbi in Town":

There’s a new rabbi at Beth David Synagogue in West Hartford. Sort of. As it has for the past few years, the Orthodox congregation is opening its doors this fall to a third-year rabbinical student from Yeshiva Chovevei Torah, a rabbinical college in New York, who will intern at the shul under the tutelage of its spiritual leader, Rabbi Yitzchok Adler.
Drew Kaplan, a native of suburban Columbus, Ohio who holds a degree in Jewish Studies from Yeshiva University, will soon begin his monthly Shabbat visits and will have a wide range of responsibilities.

Although I will have to let them know that I did attend Yeshivah University for a few semesters, I earned my BA from Indiana University, I do, nevertheless certainly appreciate the mention (thanks!).

I Have an Internship

This upcoming school year, my internship will be in West Hartford at Beth David with Rabbi Yitzchok Adler.

Looking For An Internship

As a part of my school's curriculum, third and fourth year students are obligated to take on an internship. As I will be a third-year student this fall, I need an internship. My first choice for an internship fell through, though, fortunately, it went to a classmate of mine, and I wish him הצלחה (success). So, now I am looking for an internship somewhere. Most of the internship opportunities of which I am aware are along the east coast, though I would rather something elsewhere in the country (I am [originally] a midwesterner). We shall see....