TIME INC. Editorial Internship
Deadline: November 22, 2002 at NOON
Submit Applications to the Career Center
CARNEGIE ENDOWMENT FOR INTERNATIONAL PEACE
The endowment is a private, nonprofit organization dedicated
to advancing cooperation between nations and promoting active international
engagement by the United States. The 2003-04 program will provide
an opportunity for ten students to have a substantive one-year working
experience in Washington, D.C. All applicants must be nominated by
the College. Applicants must be graduating seniors. Applications
must be submitted to the Career Center by Friday, January 3, 2003
at Noon for review by a Career Center Committee. If you are interested
in applying, please pick up application materials in the Career Center
or contact Ann Ness at x4298 for more information or questions.
Congresswoman Betty McCollum (DC). Internship
message from Carleton alum Aisha Bierma '02: Interns needed for late
winter, spring, and summer positions. Responsibilities include supporting
administrative and legislative staff, attending briefings, and completing
various projects as assigned. College juniors and seniors are preferred.
In some cases, a stipend may be available, and internships are offered
year-round on a full-time or part-time bases. Contact information
available in Career Center.
North Star Resource Group (MN). Part-time
internships in the legal arena are available for students considering
the pursuit of a career in law. This position will allow students
to assist in legal duties specializing in estate and business planning.
Various duties that may be performed are the processing of business
and estate planning documents, assisting with preparation for client
meetings and legal research. Candidate must be proficient in Microsoft
Word and Excel. In addition, candidates must have refined verbal and
written communication skills as well as critical thinking ability.
To learn more, email Cassie Simpson '00, Asst. Recruiter, at cassie.simpson@northstarfinancial.com.
United
Leaders 2003 Institute for Political Service (DC).
This nonpartisan, nonprofit organization works to get young people
into careers in public service. The 8-week fellowship program is designed
to equip students with the skills, resources, network, and support
necessary to pursue honorable careers in political service. Housing,
meals, and $2,000 stipend provided. Visit the web site or email admissions@unitedleaders.org
for more information.
William Penn House (DC). 9- and 12-month
internship opportunities for those wishing to work and serve in Washington,
D.C. are available. Seeking candidates with a Quaker background who
have a desire to work with others and who would welcome an opportunity
to live in community and to further Quaker values in the nation's
Capitol. Contact information available in the Career Center.
