Internships
03-03-10
Mountain State Blue Cross Blue Shield
Now accepting resumes' for Summer
Internships. The internships are designed to provide actual and
meaningful work experience in business related fields of study,
while providing qualified assistance to MSBCBS. Interested
students should be anticipating a 2010 or 2011 college
graduation, and possess an overall GPA of at least 3.0 in
accounting, information technology or other business related
field.
As schools may have varying summer and fall schedules, we are
flexible in working with students for their internships dates.
Most daytime work schedules at MSBCBS are Monday through Friday,
from 8:00 AM to 4:00/4:30 PM. Internships are primarily located
in Parkersburg, however we may have a couple in Charleston.
Student Interns will receive an hourly wage of $9.00 for work
that will provide them with a challenging and real world career
experience.
Qualified students need to fax or mail their resumes and
unofficial transcript copies to:
Mountain State Blue Cross Blue Shield
Attn: Human Resources - Internship Programs
614 Market Street
Parkersburg, WV 26101
Fax: (304) 424-9878
Email:
sherry.long-stevens@msbbs.com
Deadline: March 13, 2010
02-18-10 Various Summer
Internships
Sydney, Australia:
• Paid
multimedia design internship in an award-winning agency with
customers like Sony or similar
• Event management internship in
a famous event agency
• Media management internship in a global
interactive media network company
•
Sales internship in an established software
development company
•
Marketing and Sales internship in a German glue
industry company
Auckland, New Zealand:
• PR internship
in an agency
•
Media internship in an experienced tv production
company
•
Investment research internship in New Zealands
leading provider of analyses for national investments and
investments in Australia
• Webdesign internship in a successful
online marketing agency with a young team and an impressive
customer portfolio
• Marketing internship in an
international company, which is among the market leaders in the
sportswear
segment
Cape Town, South Africa:
• Internship in
a successful real estate company
• SAP project management internship in
the biggest private BEE ICT infrastructure management company
within the African continent
• Marketing internship with a music
label known as the mouthpiece for the latest South African
music: hybrid
urban/electronic music with an African touch
• Media internship in a film
production company which is also a mediator for
international productions
filmed in South Africa
Indonesia/Bali - Denpasar/Kuta
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Internship in one of the most frequented cargo
companies in Bali
• Marketing internship in one of the
leading surf industry companies
• Internship in one of the most famous
real estate companies in Bali
• Logistics internship in one of the
biggest express cargo companies in Bali
• Marketing internship in a big German
automobile company
Chile - Santiago / Concepción
•
Internship at a regional tv station focusing on
documentations and children´s tv
• Editorial internship in the media
industry for an English online newspaper
• Internship in one of Chiles biggest
private nature conservation companies
• Journalism / Latin America Studies -
internship in an NGO publishing a newspaper about the indigene
culture of Chile
• IT / Business informatics internship
in a leading company in the fields of information technology and
system
integration.
For more information visit the following website:
http://www.studentsgoabroad.com/index.php?id=1245&L=1
02-17-10
Marshall University Biomedical Sciences
Marshall University's Biomedical Sciences graduate
program is pleased to announce its 2nd Annual Summer Research
Internship for Minority Students (SRIMS) to take place the
summer of 2010. Applications from undergraduate minority
students who have NOT graduated by August 2010 will be
considered.
The program is nine weeks of graduate-level research in the
field of biomedical sciences. Participants will receive formal
research training while expanding their learning experience
through workshops, seminars on current topics, mentoring and use
of state-of-the-art core facilities.
Date: June 1st-July 30th
$3,000 stipend PLUS FREE ROOM and BOARD and ASSISTANCE with
TRAVEL!
Present results of research project at WV Summer Research
Symposium
Application deadline is March 15th, 2010
Minority applicants only (e.g. Native American, Hispanic,
African American, persons with disabilities). People of Indian
decent are not considered minority in the science field.
Applicants must be a US citizen or have a green card.
Questions? Contact Diana at maue1@marshall.edu
All application information, including a mentor directory, and
program information is available at the following website:
http://bms.marshall.edu/about/minorityresearch.aspx
02-03-10
Historic Preservation, Across the Country
The National Council for Preservation Education (NCPE),
in partnership with the National Park Service (NPS), offers paid
internships in Federal cultural resource program offices and in
National Parks, to graduate and undergraduate senior students in
academic programs in historic preservation and allied fields
such as history, archeology, architecture, and museum studies.
Positions will be available this Summer at the National Park
Service, Department of Defense, and the Department of the
Interior, in Washington, DC and across the country.
Application Deadline: February 26, 2010
Applications and instructions for applying are available at the
following websites:
NPS: www.cr.nps.gov/hps/tps/hpit_p.htm
NCPE: www.preservenet.cornell.edu/employ/ncpe.html
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1-07-10 National Legislation Internship FCNL's full-time paid interns have a unique opportunity to work in Washington. They service as program assistance to senior staff and may research and write about FCNL priority issues, mobilize and inform our constituents, attend congressional hearings and coalition meetings, participate in campaigns around specific issues, help manage the FCNL website, or analyze legislation. Interns begin in September and work for 11 months. Candidates should have a bachelor's degree or equivalent experience. For more information on benefits and the program, or to find an application, see our website http://www.fcnl.org/young/intern.htm Applications are due
March 9, 2010. This is an exciting time
to work in Washington! Please help spread the word.
12-14-09 Space Camp Counselor 3 (Temporary) Mission and Scope - Provides specialized supervision and guidance to camp attendees; primarily youths ages 9 - 18, in a group setting. The Counselor will organize, plan, and execute activities that are educational in nature and designated to ensure trainees receive a quality camp experience that reflects the Mission, Vision, and Spirit of the USSRC. The purpose of this position is to supervise and educate trainees in the history of the space & aviation program; assist in their experiencing the sensations of space travel; and motivate, stimulate, teach and supervise trainees in a variety of aerospace related topics, to include but not limited to Mission Center Complex (MCC), Aviation Challenge (AC) and Museum simulators. All programs are set in an informal education/camp environment and/or in the Center's space museum. This position reports to the appropriate Aerospace Program Manager Qualifications - Prefer a minimum of 30 hours completed college credit, Life and professional experience may substitute for educational required hours, experience working with children (e.g. coaching, tutoring, teaching,) desired or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Previous experience in a similar educational, instructional, camp, military experience, summer camping, and/or space exploration work environment a definite plus. Must possess excellent communication and instructional skills to instruct and teach others; positive role model. Must exhibit strong leadership skills. Other Special Requirements - Must be at least 20 years of age, Valid driver's license and good driving record, dependable means of transportation, ability to adapt to required dress code, i.e., males may not wear ear rings, must pass drug and alcohol test, pre-employment attitude assessment, complete Affidavit of Good Moral Character, clear the State Central Registry of Child Abuse/ Neglect upon employment, and other tests and background checks required by management. Camp Counselor 3 Need-To-Know Information - $9.00 base pay, 3-4 weeks of training; paid on a stipend; Shifts: OPEN AVAILABILITY DAY; Nights; and Weekends, RA position is available (room and board), Counselors may be scheduled for 0=40 hours or more a week, Time-an-a-half after 40 hours per week.
For more information and to apply, visit http://www.spacecamp.com/counselors
12-03-09 National Mine Academy, Beaver, WV National Mine Academy in Beaver, WV is seeking one, potentially two, students for a paid internship to work in the development of computer-based training. If interested, contact the Career Services office for more information.
11-19-09 Environmental Education/ Interpretation, Spring 2010
We are currently recruiting for
two Environmental Education/ Interpretation interns for the
Spring 2010. Please
11-17-09 Lands' End Summer 2010 Internship Opportunities, Dodgeville, WI About Us: Lands’ End is a leading international brand and multi-channel retailer of classically inspired clothing and home products as well as school uniforms and top-quality logo apparel for business consumers. With over 40 years of experience, Lands’ End is world renowned for superior customer service and is recognized as an innovator in the industry. Incorporated in 1963 and publicly traded for 15 years, Lands’ End, Inc. became a wholly owned subsidiary of Sears, Roebuck and Co. in 2002. In 2005, Lands’ End became a proud member of Sears Holdings Corporation in a merger between Sears and Kmart. Today, in addition to offering products on the Internet and through catalogs, Lands’ end also has nearly 300 LE Shops at Sears. Our environment is customer focused and innovative. When you join Lands’ End, you will join over 5,000 talented individuals who are leaders, critical thinkers, accountable, curious, flexible, and results-minded – all driving toward the same goal – to motivate customers and drive sales through multiple channels. Location: Our 12 week Summer Internship Program is held at the Lands’ End corporate headquarters in Dodgeville, WI.Lands’ End Internship Program Overview: As a 2010 Lands’ End intern, you’ll join a diverse group of individuals from a variety of schools and areas of study for the 12 week Summer program. Some highlights of our summer internship program include: • Competitive internship salary • Relocation assistance • Career-building workshops • Scholarship opportunities • Team-building activities • Leadership and cross functional learning opportunities • Free access to a 10,000 square foot onsite fitness facility • Merchandise discounts at Lands’ End and Sears. Qualifications: Divisions offering Undergraduate Internship Opportunities: • Financial Analysis • Retail Operations • Merchandising • Apparel Design • Planning • Technical Design • Public Relations • Facilities/Engineering • Employee Services/Recruitment Graduate Internships Overview: As a growing retailer, Lands’ End is continuously employing new business strategies to meet and exceed the desires of customers. As a Graduate level intern, you will not only lead practical business projects with measurable deliverables, building a business case that includes identifying opportunities, researching best practices and benchmarking, performing market analysis, and developing market strategies, you will also make recommendations and present your findings to senior leadership. You will work alongside many of our top leaders on projects and initiatives key to our business success. In addition, you will analyze current processes and make recommendations to find greater efficiencies. Your work will have a lasting impact on the future success of our business. Successful Graduate interns possess the following qualities: • Pursuing a graduate degree and have 2 years experience in a related field. • Strong leadership skills, a relationship-builder with demonstrated project management skills • Experienced in developing presentations and summarizing findings. • Able to develop financial models. Divisions offering Graduate Internship Opportunities: • Finance • Marketing – Campaign Team • Marketing – B2B Sales • IS-Business Intelligence • Sourcing/Transportation How to Apply: Email your cover letter and resume to intern@landsend.com. ONLINE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE MONITORED. In your cover letter, please state specifically which area you are interested in pursuing for your internship and why. Check out more details on our program at www.landsend.com/jobs/opportunities/internship.
11-17-09 Marketing Internship, Sparxoo, Tampa, FL Sparxoo is an entrepreneurial agency that leads strategic initiatives in branding, digital marketing, and business development. We are passionate pioneers, creating a powerful network of client and community relationships with tomorrow's leaders. Beyond achieving ambitious goals, we are change agents, committed to making purposeful, sustainable, social impact. Our clients have included Habitat for Humanity, NBC, Comcast, Lifetime, Newsweek, and Fox Sports, as well as several social entrepreneurs. As a marketing intern, you will provide leadership in our overall communications efforts including social media, blogging, Internet research, managing Twitter efforts, staying abreast of the latest social media developments, and helping out on client projects. We are looking for an up-and-coming strategist with entrepreneurial ambition and passion for the digital world. We will do our best to make this a rewarding experience for you.Responsibilities • Identify and report on emerging trends and newsworthy developments through Internet research. • Contribute to blog efforts by writing blog posts, case studies, newsletters, and additional reports. • Market Sparxoo to our audience online, inclusive of social media efforts such as Twitter and Facebook. • Contribute to client projects in digital marketing, branding, and digital development through market analysis, team brainstorming, and creative exploration. Requirements • Candidate should have experience with a publication, agency, or marketing group. • Combination of creative writing and strategic thinking is a must. • Experience working in social media is a plus, including knowledge of the blogosphere. • Ability to multi-task and work in an entrepreneurial environment. • Demonstrated excellence in the classroom and leadership on campus. • Prefer college Junior or Senior majoring in Digital Media, Marketing Communications, Journalism, Engineering, Business, or Economics. Time Commitment • Candidates should plan for approximately 10 to 20 hours of work per week. We will proactively assign projects in advance so that work can be completed on a flexible schedule. Please visit our web site at
http://www.sparxoo.com
for more information. 11-11-09 Teaching Volunteers in Thailand Teach-to-travel has many great schools in Thailand that need volunteer teachers. These schools are in rural areas about 30 to 60 kilometers outside of a big town, so they need English speaking teachers, but don't have the funds like their city counterparts. All volunteers are collected from the airport upon their arrival in Thailand and then transferred to their home stay accommodation. The home-stay allows you to get a real taste of Thai life and culture as you will spend time relaxing and learning with your home-stay family. This close interaction with Thai home life provides you with the opportunity to learn new skills and talents to take back home with you. As well as donating your own time to your desired project, 70& of the fee you pay goes directly to the project you are working for, the remaining covers administration and accommodation costs. Therefore, even when you leave the project you are safe in the knowledge that you are leaving a lasting legacy that will benefit the community for many years to come. Details: Volunteer teachers pay approximately $1,000 - $1305 for a 4 week stay. Teach English in private Thai schools in rural areas, Teach Monday through Friday from about 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. for a total of about 20 hours per week, stay as a guest with a Thai teacher or Thai administrator of the school, We pick you up from Bangkok airport, take a short training class on Thai culture and teaching English in Thailand a week before you begin teaching. For more information, visit www.teach-to-travel.com
8-21-09 Students Go Abroad Internship, Berlin, Germany
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