Carleton College: Career Center: Internship Weekly

AIDS Health Project (CA). Several internship opportunities available working with HIV-related issues. Interns will work within the HIV Counseling and Testing Program, the Research Program, Psychosocial Support Services, or other departments. Internships begin in July and run for one year. Interns will work 32 hours/week and receive $800/month for housing. Applications available in Career Center or online. Deadline March 31.

Ayurvedic Medicine Yurt (ID). Unpaid internship with Carleton Alum Cate Stillman '95, perfect for those interested in preventative medicine. Duties will include performing ayurvedic massage therapy, some computer work, herbal medicine research, and organic gardening. 20 hours/week with benefits including free yoga classes, free consultations, and free workshops. Check out the web site for more information. Send an interesting letter and resume to cate@yogahealer.com by February 15, 2003.

Market Bridge (MD). Two internship opportunities available to rising Juniors and Seniors for a marketing position during both Winter and Spring terms. Responsibilities include campaign execution, PR, tracking events and competitor activity, and web site maintenance. Internships are unpaid, but students will receive valuable experience in marketing and business development. Refer to web site for additional company information. Applications accepted on a rolling basis.

Marshfield Medical Research Foundation (WI). The 2003 Summer Research Internship program is now accepting applications. Program lasts from May 27 to August 15, and students will participate in a learning experience that incorporates all aspects of the research process. Deadline is February 21, 2003. Application forms are available on their web page.

National Solar Observatory (NM, AZ). Research experiences for undergraduates available with NSO, a center for excellence in solar physics. Students have the opportunity to learn a variety of research skills including design of experiments, data acquisition, and more. Summer research positions are full-time, lasting 10 to 12 weeks between May and September. Stipend of $350 per week, and travel allowance is available. For more information visit the web site. Application deadline January 31.

Phillips Exeter Academy (NH). Teaching Intern Program available to 20-25 outstanding college juniors, seniors and graduate students. Interns are paired with veteran teachers who give them opportunities to immerse themselves in the full life of the Summer School. Interns will teach, serve as members of the residential staff, and participate in extracurricular activities. Deadline for completed applications is February 15, 2003. Applications are available in the Career Center and online.

River Bend Nature Center (MN). Summer Program Naturalists needed from June 2 - August 22, 2003. Responsibilities include developing and teaching programs for youth environmental day camps and teaching public weekend programs for all ages. Stipend is $177/week plus housing. Application deadline is February 15, 2003. For more information visit the web site.

Riverview Economic Development Association (MN). REDA is a non-profit community development corporation working to increase the economic capacity and vitality of the businesses on St. Paul's West Side. Internships are available for Spring 2003, and students will be working with the staff on community organizing, economic development, main street revitalization and more. A stipend is available based on the amount of time a student is able to commit. Email dc@districtdelsol.com for more info.

University of Minnesota (MN). The Bioinformatics Summer Institute has sixteen internship opportunities available for Summer 2003. Juniors and seniors are encouraged to apply for this ten-week program lasting from June 16 to August 22. The stipend is $5,000. For additional information please visit their web page.

University Of Minnesota (MN). The Hormel Institute, a research center in Austin, is accepting applications from undergraduate students interested in obtaining hands-on research experience in the fields of biochemistry, biophysics, molecular biology or nutrition. A stipend of $3200 is provided for the ten-week program. For further information email pcschmid@hi.umn.edu.

MINNESOTA PRIVATE COLLEGE INTERNSHIP FAIR
Deadline to register is Feb. 7th.
Sign up in the Career Center.
Transportation will be provided.
The fair is Feb. 18 at the Minneapolis Convention Center

WASHINGTON INTERNS: STUDENT HOUSING AVAILABLE!
WISH housing is located close to the nation's Capitol and metro stations.
Necessary furnishings including utilities, cable TV, dishes, and irons, are provided.
For more information and applications visit www.internsdc.com.


	Internship Weekly

	Click for back issues! January 22, 2003 *AIDS Health Project (CA).* Several internship opportunities available working with HIV-related issues. Interns will work within the HIV Counseling and Testing Program, the Research Program, Psychosocial Support Services, or other departments. Internships begin in July and run for one year. Interns will work 32 hours/week and receive $800/month for housing. Applications available in Career Center or online. Deadline March 31. *Ayurvedic Medicine Yurt (ID).* Unpaid internship with Carleton Alum Cate Stillman '95, perfect for those interested in preventative medicine. Duties will include performing ayurvedic massage therapy, some computer work, herbal medicine research, and organic gardening. 20 hours/week with benefits including free yoga classes, free consultations, and free workshops. Check out the web site for more information. Send an interesting letter and resume to cate@yogahealer.com by February 15, 2003. *Market Bridge (MD).* Two internship opportunities available to rising Juniors and Seniors for a marketing position during both Winter and Spring terms. Responsibilities include campaign execution, PR, tracking events and competitor activity, and web site maintenance. Internships are unpaid, but students will receive valuable experience in marketing and business development. Refer to web site for additional company information. Applications accepted on a rolling basis. *Marshfield Medical Research Foundation (WI).* The 2003 Summer Research Internship program is now accepting applications. Program lasts from May 27 to August 15, and students will participate in a learning experience that incorporates all aspects of the research process. Deadline is February 21, 2003. Application forms are available on their web page. *National Solar Observatory (NM, AZ).* Research experiences for undergraduates available with NSO, a center for excellence in solar physics. Students have the opportunity to learn a variety of research skills including design of experiments, data acquisition, and more. Summer research positions are full-time, lasting 10 to 12 weeks between May and September. Stipend of $350 per week, and travel allowance is available. For more information visit the web site. Application deadline January 31. Phillips Exeter Academy (NH). Teaching Intern Program available to 20-25 outstanding college juniors, seniors and graduate students. Interns are paired with veteran teachers who give them opportunities to immerse themselves in the full life of the Summer School. Interns will teach, serve as members of the residential staff, and participate in extracurricular activities. Deadline for completed applications is February 15, 2003. Applications are available in the Career Center and online. *River Bend Nature Center (MN).* Summer Program Naturalists needed from June 2 - August 22, 2003. Responsibilities include developing and teaching programs for youth environmental day camps and teaching public weekend programs for all ages. Stipend is $177/week plus housing. Application deadline is February 15, 2003. For more information visit the web site. *Riverview Economic Development Association (MN).* REDA is a non-profit community development corporation working to increase the economic capacity and vitality of the businesses on St. Paul's West Side. Internships are available for Spring 2003, and students will be working with the staff on community organizing, economic development, main street revitalization and more. A stipend is available based on the amount of time a student is able to commit. Email dc@districtdelsol.com for more info. *University of Minnesota (MN).* The Bioinformatics Summer Institute has sixteen internship opportunities available for Summer 2003. Juniors and seniors are encouraged to apply for this ten-week program lasting from June 16 to August 22. The stipend is $5,000. For additional information please visit their web page. *University Of Minnesota (MN).* The Hormel Institute, a research center in Austin, is accepting applications from undergraduate students interested in obtaining hands-on research experience in the fields of biochemistry, biophysics, molecular biology or nutrition. A stipend of $3200 is provided for the ten-week program. For further information email pcschmid@hi.umn.edu. MINNESOTA PRIVATE COLLEGE INTERNSHIP FAIR Deadline to register is Feb. 7th. Sign up in the Career Center. Transportation will be provided. The fair is Feb. 18 at the Minneapolis Convention Center WASHINGTON INTERNS: STUDENT HOUSING AVAILABLE! WISH housing is located close to the nation's Capitol and metro stations. Necessary furnishings including utilities, cable TV, dishes, and irons, are provided. For more information and applications visit www.internsdc.com.

Internship Weekly

January 22, 2003