SWIB Intern Program
The SWIB Intern program, starting in the Fall of every year, matches Freshmen and Sophomores with Executive Board teams to build skills in specific areas of student group management, help interns get more deeply involved in SWIB, and develop future leaders of SWIB.
2008-2009 Interns
MARKETING TEAM
Tianxin Dai
Tianxin Dai is a freshman from Shanghai, China planning to major in economics. She started a volunteer project in a poor village in China in 10th Grade and raised funds for a local elementary school to build a new library and a school building. She has learned painting for more than ten years and is familiar with Photoshop and Painter. She's very excited to apply these skills to her internship with SWIB. She's also involved with FACES and works in the development committee. In her spare time, she likes playing badminton, doing yoga, listening to music and watching anime.
Tianxin Dai is a freshman from Shanghai, China planning to major in economics. She started a volunteer project in a poor village in China in 10th Grade and raised funds for a local elementary school to build a new library and a school building. She has learned painting for more than ten years and is familiar with Photoshop and Painter. She's very excited to apply these skills to her internship with SWIB. She's also involved with FACES and works in the development committee. In her spare time, she likes playing badminton, doing yoga, listening to music and watching anime.
FINANCE TEAM
Heidi Sigua
Heidi Sigua is a freshman interested in majoring in Management Science and Engineering or Economics. She is from Hercules, CA, but was originally born in Arayat, Philippines. In addition to SWIB, she is currently a board member of Stanford University Students for UNICEF. Her interest in business and SWIB was sparked by a conglomerate mess of hour-long Economics lectures in high school, Nina DiSesa’s book “Seducing the Boys’ Club”, and her great affinity for reading Fortune in waiting rooms. She enjoys bonfires on the beach, iced tea, and the “new book” smell.
Heidi Sigua is a freshman interested in majoring in Management Science and Engineering or Economics. She is from Hercules, CA, but was originally born in Arayat, Philippines. In addition to SWIB, she is currently a board member of Stanford University Students for UNICEF. Her interest in business and SWIB was sparked by a conglomerate mess of hour-long Economics lectures in high school, Nina DiSesa’s book “Seducing the Boys’ Club”, and her great affinity for reading Fortune in waiting rooms. She enjoys bonfires on the beach, iced tea, and the “new book” smell.
MENTORSHIP TEAM
Nui Suebphanwong
Nui is a sophomore from Bangkok, Thailand, majoring in economics. She very much enjoyed her past freshman summer in which she interned at Deutsche Bank AG Bangkok. At DB, she interned in the Global Markets Division, got a chance to job-shadow sales and trading desks, took on the KYC (Know Your Client) Reveiw Project, and conducted research for the bank with other two summer intern analysts. Nui loves traveling and is very interested in learning Asian languages especially Chinese and Japanese (she is now learning Japanese). If opportunity allows, she would love to study abroad in Kyoto next year. Nui is also passionate in public service particularly in building community strenght. Therefore, last summer she went on a 2-week community project in Cebu, the Philippines, to work with the local youths on gastrointestinal worm education. Nui also plays the piano and enjoy listening to various kinds of music. Lastly, she loves all her social dance classes at Stanford and definitely recommends them to everyone!
Nui is a sophomore from Bangkok, Thailand, majoring in economics. She very much enjoyed her past freshman summer in which she interned at Deutsche Bank AG Bangkok. At DB, she interned in the Global Markets Division, got a chance to job-shadow sales and trading desks, took on the KYC (Know Your Client) Reveiw Project, and conducted research for the bank with other two summer intern analysts. Nui loves traveling and is very interested in learning Asian languages especially Chinese and Japanese (she is now learning Japanese). If opportunity allows, she would love to study abroad in Kyoto next year. Nui is also passionate in public service particularly in building community strenght. Therefore, last summer she went on a 2-week community project in Cebu, the Philippines, to work with the local youths on gastrointestinal worm education. Nui also plays the piano and enjoy listening to various kinds of music. Lastly, she loves all her social dance classes at Stanford and definitely recommends them to everyone!
Pia Hauch
Pia grew up in Oakland, California and attended Ecole Bilingue where she learned to speak French. She began to play the violin when she was 6 years old and it has grown to become a huge part of her life. Throughout high school, she participated in our school chamber music group and rowed as part of the Oakland Strokes crew team. In her free time, she loves to ski, shop and travel.
Pia grew up in Oakland, California and attended Ecole Bilingue where she learned to speak French. She began to play the violin when she was 6 years old and it has grown to become a huge part of her life. Throughout high school, she participated in our school chamber music group and rowed as part of the Oakland Strokes crew team. In her free time, she loves to ski, shop and travel.
BUSINESS EDUCATION TEAM
Kittipraha Jivasantikarn
Kittiprapha or "Job" is a sophomore from Thailand, majoring in Economics. She hopes to pursue the career in the aviation management/consulting industry and wants to start her own business at the same time. She is interested in finance, consulting, community work and entrepreneurship. Job spent last summer in Thailand doing the community service project called "SEALNet project Thailand 2008" as a project co-leader. In summer 2007, Job interned at the Aeronautical Radio of Thailand (aviation management company) and learned a lot about operational system and economic analysis for the aviation industry through shadowing work at the company. In her free time, Job likes playing the piano, tennis and table-tennis. She also loves traveling to many places with her family and friends.
Kittiprapha or "Job" is a sophomore from Thailand, majoring in Economics. She hopes to pursue the career in the aviation management/consulting industry and wants to start her own business at the same time. She is interested in finance, consulting, community work and entrepreneurship. Job spent last summer in Thailand doing the community service project called "SEALNet project Thailand 2008" as a project co-leader. In summer 2007, Job interned at the Aeronautical Radio of Thailand (aviation management company) and learned a lot about operational system and economic analysis for the aviation industry through shadowing work at the company. In her free time, Job likes playing the piano, tennis and table-tennis. She also loves traveling to many places with her family and friends.
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