Academy of Television
Arts and Sciences Foundation (CA). 24th Annual College
Television Awards competition! This prestigious national contest honors
student producers of films/videos created for college course credit.
A total of $24,500 in cash prizes is awarded to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd
place winners. 31 paid internships are also available in Hollywood
for students who are enrolled in a college or graduate school and
are interested in a career in Television. Visit the Web site to download
an application. Deadline for application is March 15th.
Centro de Desarrollo Infantil y Familiar (Honduras).
This Honduran non-profit is looking for a qualified volunteer to supervise
a community-based education center for 4 to 6 year-olds and their
parents. The focus is on a creative, nurturing, and participatory
educational experience that breaks away from the traditional model
of Honduran schooling. The main job responsibilities include providing
support, supervision, training and evaluation for four community educators,
planning curriculums, participating in daily activities and more.
The preferred length of position is five months or longer. To apply,
email resume and brief letter of introduction/intent to Emily Montgomery
'00 at emilytmontgomery@yahoo.com.
Chicago Botanic Garden (IL). The conservation
and land management mentoring program is seeking to place twenty outstanding
college graduates for five month paid internships to assist professional
staff at Bureau of Land Management state and field offices. Interns
will undertake a comprehensive review of Endangered Species Act listing,
recovery, and consultation processes. Tasks may include mapping, fieldwork,
report writing, and literature searches. Each intern will receive
training on the Endangered Species Act and related conservation issues
at a one-week course in Chicago. Travel and lodging for the course
will be provided. After training, interns will be assigned to work
with a mentor at priority BLM sites throughout the United States;
most offices are in western states. Stipend for internship is $1500/month.
Deadline is March 15, 2003. Application information
is available in the Career Center.
Minnesota Thunder
(MN). Various internships
available for students interesting in marketing, business, communications
and journalism during winter, spring and summer. The months leading
up to the 14th season as a professional soccer team require additional
assistance in a number of areas including sales, community relations
and other specific promotional projects. Students may receive class
credit, possible stipend, and other team perks for all internships.
For a complete list of available positions and application information,
visit the Career Center or the web site.
Institute for
Experiential Learning (DC).
This program is guided by experienced educators at the Institute,
a non-profit organization whose sole mission is to promote and provide
quality educational and professional development experiences for students.
Costs are reasonable and academic standards are high. Each intern
is required to formulate a learning plan to review periodically with
staff. Four days a week are spent on the internship site, and one
day is reserved for seminars. To receive further information about
the internship programs, visit the Career Center or the web site.
Quaker
United Nations Office (NY). Opportunity for two interns
at the office from September 2003 through August 2004. Interns follow
disarmament, human rights, economic justice, development, environment,
women and children, indigenous people, refugees, and regional issues
at the UN. Candidates must be college graduates or have equivalent
experience, and have knowledge of Quaker beliefs and practices. Stipend
and medical coverage offered. For further information, please visit
the web site or email the office at qunony@afsc.org.
Deadline for application is February 7, 2003.
