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February 18, 2004
The Carleton
Career Center homepage is a terrific resource for students both
on and off the campus. Don't forget to access the web page periodically
for updates on fellowship opportunities, internships, and job openings.
Just follow the links from the Carleton home page for all your career
planning needs!
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The
2004 Wells Fargo Twin Cities Summer Internship Program is offering
positions to individuals as an opportunity to gain valuable work
experience, demonstrate skills and prepare for regular employment.
Throughout the program, interns will be invited to various events
to network and learn more about Wells Fargo businesses. If performance
warrants and if the intern is available, it is our goal to assist
the interns in finding regular employment upon completion of their
assignments.
Technical
Writer/Editor •Communications Intern •Private Client
Assistant
•Fixed-Income
(Bond) Trading Department Assistant •Finance Intern •Retail
Support Intern
•SBA Banker •Project Coordinator •Project Assistant
•Investment Operations Service Representative
•Legal Dept. Intern •Community Relations Intern •Mortgage
Processing & Closing Support
•Project Analysis Intern •Intern Volunteer Coordinator
•Client Services Support Assistant
•Project Intern •Customer Sales and Service Representative
Intern •Business Banking Intern
•Retail Intern •Management Project Intern •Learning
and Development Intern
Application
deadline is February 27; materials are available in the Career
Center. If you have any questions about the internship program,
email Philomena Morrissey Satre at Philomena.m.satre@wellsfargo.com
or
Thomas Richter at Thomas.richter@wellsfargo.com.
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R & D Systems (MN).
Biotechnology company offering 12 internship positions to students majoring
in a related field. •Immunohistochemistry •Intracellular •Quality
Control •Cell Culture Development •Monoclonals •Cell
Culture Production •Stem Cells •MMP (Proteases) •Protein
Development •Molecular Biology •Antibody Production
Superior National Forest
(MN).
Summer Positions in the BWCA Wilderness from June-Labor day. Tents &
cabins provided, stipend of $720/month. Applications available at www.superiornationalforest.org.
The Whale Center
of New England (MA).
Become involved in habitat conservation and education programs while
working with a scientific team on identifying whales, dolphins, and
porpoises. Applications due March 1. Visit www.whalecenter.org/intern.htm
for information.
The Green Mountain Club
(VT).
Internship positions in Outdoor Leadership, Environmental Education,
Backcountry Caretaking, Trail Construction, and Land Stewardship. Housing,
food, and small stipend provided. May also earn Americorps Education
Award of $1000-$2400. www.greenmountainclub.org
MOTE
Marine Laboratory (FL).
Internship opportunity for those interested in pursuing estuarine research.
Internships are for 10 weeks; housing and travel provided. Native Pacific
Islanders encouraged to apply. Application deadline is Feb. 15.
www.mote.org/~jimg/REU.htm
Berkeley Repertory Theatre
(CA).
Offering various artistic, administrative and production internships.
11 month commitment; stipend and limited housing available. Free tuition
for the Berkeley Rep School of Theatre classes. www.berkeleyrep.org
Global Rights,
International Law (DC).
Looking for students with a demonstrated commitment to human rights
and international law. Internships are unpaid, and mostly administrative/clerical
in nature. Summer deadline is March 1. www.Internships@GlobalRights.org
The Rake(MN).
Twin Cities magazine looking for summer marketing interns with a rudimentary
understanding of marketing. Alum sponsored 30 hrs/$300/week.
Project Transformation
(VA).
Paid summer intern positions in vacation Bible school/academic enrichment
program. Deadline is March 15. www.wesleyuva.org/pt
Penn State (PA).
"Slice of Science" participants conduct research, attend seminars
& workshops, and visit campus research facilities. www.HILS.psu.edu/ann-ung00.html
US
Department of Homeland Security
Internships for rising juniors
interested in pursuing the basic science and technology innovations
that can be applied to the DHS mission; must be majoring in physical,
biological, or social and behavioral sciences. Summer stipend
of $500/week. In addition, $1,000/month for 9 months stipend and
fall tuition and fees paid. Applications due February 19. If accepted,
applicants must be willing to accept, after graduation, employment
offers from DHS.
www.dhs.gov
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