Where Are They Now?   Greenhouse Product News August 2008   By Darhiana Mateo
From rising stars to surprising career twists, we catch up with the nine GPN/Nexus Intern of the Year scholarship winners.

Rooted in Passion   Greenhouse Product News January 2008   By Darhiana Mateo
Armed with four diverse internships under his belt and an unwavering zeal for the field, the 2007 winner of the GPN/Nexus Intern Scholarship isn’t just ready to join the industry. He’s poised to help revolutionize it.
PDF Version

Finding Her Path   Greenhouse Product News January 2007   By Meghan Boyer
The 2006 recipient of the GPN/Nexus Intern Scholarship, Alina Lovelace, realized she didn’t want to be a grower after completing her first internship, which led her to a second, marketing-focused internship.
PDF Version

Prepare to learn   Greenhouse Product News May 2005   By Carrie Burns
My favorite part about this program is telling the winner he/she won. Sometimes I hear, “Oh my, I can’t wait to tell my mom,” or even just giggles. It’s nice to be able to bring that much joy to someone’s day.
PDF Version

A Lesson in Learning   Greenhouse Product News January 2005   By Carrie Burns
An internship can teach students more than how to stick cuttings, irrigate and load trucks.
PDF Version

Finding Your Place   Greenhouse Product News January 2004   Carrie Burns
GPN/Nexus Intern of the Year scholarship winner, Emily Stefanski, a senior at Michigan State University (MSU), participates in so many organizations and activities, it's hard to believe she has time for classes. Even with all of her activities, Stefanski managed to complete an internship at D.S. Cole Growers, Loudon, N.H., during the summer of 2003.

Nurturing the Seeds for a Healthy Future   Greenhouse Product News September 2003
If you had a great intern this summer -- one you think worthy of notice -- listen up. GPN and Nexus have the perfect way to reward that hard-working up-and-comer.
PDF Version

Learning beyond the classroom   Greenhouse Product News January 2003   Brandi D. McNally
Jennifer Browne just graduated from Cornell University's horticulture program. The chances that she'll land the job that she wants are high, because Browne has something to offer that sets her apart from other potential entry-level job candidates. It's experience -- six months of it through an internship with North Creek Nursery in Landenberg, Pa.
PDF Version

future of floriculture: And the 2000 GPN/Nexus Scholarship Winner is…Sarah McQueen   Greenhouse Product News January 2001   Beth Meneghini
Sarah, a senior at Michigan State University, believes you get out of life only what you put in. This honor student, three-time horticulture intern and member of MSU’s hort club should expect quite a bit.
PDF Version