What happens when two college students spend their summer living, working, and investing in a community they barely knew?

In this episode of ThriveIN Wabash County, Christine sits down with Rosalyn Knauer (Manchester University) and Amelia Glosson (Grace College), two college students serving as Visit Wabash County interns through the Wabash County Fellowship Program.

Together, they reflect on a summer filled with new experiences, professional growth, and meaningful connections. From creating destination marketing content and supporting community events to discovering the people and places that make Wabash County unique, Rosalyn and Amelia share what surprised them most and why this experience has been so impactful.

Whether you're a student looking for hands-on experience, a business interested in hosting future fellows, or simply someone who loves hearing stories about community impact, this conversation offers an inspiring look at the next generation of leaders making a difference in Wabash County.

Learn more about the Wabash County Fellowship Program and Visit Wabash County by visiting visitwabashcounty.com.

A heartfelt thank-you to our community partners—The City of Wabash, Bowen Health, Sandra Kunkel Trust, Mark & Amy Ford, PaperWorks Industries, Lisa Gilman Investment Fund, the Community Foundation of Wabash County, and Visit Wabash County—for helping bring this podcast to life. This podcast is produced in partnership with Destination Wabash County.

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