Wartburg West Participants

Field Experience for Certification in Education or Social Work
Students receive full-time academic credit for the field experience plus whatever seminar their department requires. The supervision and seminar instruction are provided by adjunct faculty contracted by the college for this purpose. Students also take a 1/2 credit course, Urban Lifestyles, taught by the program directors, which meets weekly and includes the other Wartburg West students.

Internships in Fields other than Education or Social Work
Students work in their internships three days per week and receive two credits. In addition, they take a one-credit course that fulfills an Interdisciplinary (ID) requirement, and a another one-credit course that fulfills a Faith and Reflection requirement (see course descriptions here).

Wartburg West Winter Term 2013

Interns

Jordan Duwa: Biology
National Jewish Hospital Occupational Therapy Dept
Shelby Jenkins

Amanda Grutzmacher: Art
Denver Center for Performing Arts Marketing Dept
Suzanne Blandon

Matthew Kristensen: Engineering Sciences
University of Colorado Health Science Center; Bio-Engineering Research
Dr Richard Weir

Whitley Teslow: Business
Metro State University Athletics Dept
John Kietzmann

Phillip Vermie; Business
Merrill Lynch
Ben Torrez

Katlyn Underwood
Visit Denver!
Rich Grant

Student teachers:

Kristin Helle
Steele Elementary Special Ed – Orlee Rzepko
Cowell Elementary 3rd Gr – Mary Angela Stuart

Sara Spevacek
Westminster High School PE and Health: Ginger Stanley
Steele Elementary PE – Tim Welch

Jessica Wallace
Lincoln Elementary K- Blossom Garibay
Castro Elementary 3rd Gr – Becky Gleason

Winter ’13 Social Work students

Jordan Putz,  School social work
Renee (Pitou) Ireland, DPS school social worker

 Lida Galindo, Servicios de la Raza
Fabian Ortega, Director of Social Services      

Sarah Fike—Rocky Mountain Synod, ELCA
Brad Wood, Director of Lutheran Advocacy Ministry, Colorado