First generation college students shine in internships

Andersen’s internship program provides college students with the skills, resources, and experience required to succeed in the modern workforce. Many of Andersen’s interns continue to work at Andersen after they complete the program.

Feven Gebregerges, content marketing intern, attends the University of Minnesota and majors in marketing.

Brooklyn Husnik, process engineering intern, goes to Iowa State University and majors in mechanical engineering and minors in engineering sales.

Haley Notermann, finance intern, attends the University of St. Thomas and majors in finance.

Siyad Hussein, national operations and installation intern, goes to the University of St. Thomas and majors in operations and supply chain while also pursuing a degree in data analytics.

Emily Tuchtenhagen, product design intern, attends the University of St. Thomas and majors in mechanical engineering.

Marcus Young, plastics engineering intern, goes to the University of Minnesota-Duluth and is pursuing a degree in mechanical engineering. Meet the Interns

Emily: Growing up, I wanted to pursue a degree because independence is important to me, and I have always wanted to be able to support myself.

Marcus: I’ve wanted to be an engineer since I was in high school, and even before then I have always been interested in learning new things. It didn’t have to be engineering or science related. If it was something that I didn’t know before, I was eager to learn about it.