Center for Career and Professional Development

ALS Association WPA

The ALS Association WPA Chapter seeks to hire two graduating Allegheny students to take on the roles of Development Associate and Marketing and Advocacy Associate.

These opportunities came to us c/o alumnus Ryan Reczek, Class of 2011. Both opportunities are full-time, professional positions that are open to all majors.

To apply please submit a cover letter and resume to ryan@cure4als.org

Summer 2019 Davies Leader

The Davies Community Service Leaders program strengthens the relationship between students, local organizations, Allegheny College, and the Meadville community. Over the summer 7 Davies Leaders contribute 30-35 hours a week of compensated service to our community through the months of June and July (8 weeks). Davies Leaders intern at agencies, completing a specific project. Project subject areas include (but are not limited to): environmental science, communications arts, education, and community and justice studies. Included in their work, Davies Leaders have trainings to build leadership capacity, learn professional skills, and grow a more in-depth understanding of character and citizenship.This is a work study/campus employment job. For more information please contact Bethany Cocchi at bcocchi@allegheny.edu.

Participate in a Gateway Network Project

The Gateway Network connects a student-faculty pair with a community partner on a research projects. Students work for 10 weeks, up to 35 hours a week from mid-May to the beginning of August. We are currently hiring 4 students to support the following projects: The City of Cambridge Springs, Community Museum of Science, Industry and Culture, Crawford County Drug & Alcohol Executive Commission Prevention Department, and Food 4 Thought. This is a work study/campus employment job. For more information please contact Bethany Cocchi at bcocchi@allegheny.edu.

Summer 2019 Davies Leader

The Davies Community Service Leaders program strengthens the relationship between students, local organizations, Allegheny College, and the Meadville community. Over the summer 7 Davies Leaders contribute 30-35 hours a week of compensated service to our community through the months of June and July (8 weeks). Davies Leaders intern at agencies, completing a specific project. Project subject areas include (but are not limited to): environmental science, communications arts, education, and community and justice studies. Included in their work, Davies Leaders have trainings to build leadership capacity, learn professional skills, and grow a more in-depth understanding of character and citizenship.This is a work study/campus employment job. For more information please contact Bethany Cocchi at bcocchi@allegheny.edu.

Participate in a Gateway Network Project

The Gateway Network connects a student-faculty pair with a community partner on a research projects. Students work for 10 weeks, up to 35 hours a week from mid-May to the beginning of August. We are currently hiring 4 students to support the following projects: The City of Cambridge Springs, Community Museum of Science, Industry and Culture, Crawford County Drug & Alcohol Executive Commission Prevention Department, and Food 4 Thought. This is a work study/campus employment job. For more information please contact Bethany Cocchi at bcocchi@allegheny.edu.

Summer 2019 Davies Leader

The Davies Community Service Leaders program strengthens the relationship between students, local organizations, Allegheny College, and the Meadville community. Over the summer 7 Davies Leaders contribute 30-35 hours a week of compensated service to our community through the months of June and July (8 weeks). Davies Leaders intern at agencies, completing a specific project. Project subject areas include (but are not limited to): environmental science, communications arts, education, and community and justice studies. Included in their work, Davies Leaders have trainings to build leadership capacity, learn professional skills, and grow a more in-depth understanding of character and citizenship.This is a work study/campus employment job. For more information please contact Bethany Cocchi at bcocchi@allegheny.edu.

Participate in a Gateway Network Project

The Gateway Network connects a student-faculty pair with a community partner on a research projects. Students work for 10 weeks, up to 35 hours a week from mid-May to the beginning of August. We are currently hiring 4 students to support the following projects: The City of Cambridge Springs, Community Museum of Science, Industry and Culture, Crawford County Drug & Alcohol Executive Commission Prevention Department, and Food 4 Thought. This is a work study/campus employment job. For more information please contact Bethany Cocchi at bcocchi@allegheny.edu.

Summer 2019 Davies Leader

The Davies Community Service Leaders program strengthens the relationship between students, local organizations, Allegheny College, and the Meadville community. Over the summer 7 Davies Leaders contribute 30-35 hours a week of compensated service to our community through the months of June and July (8 weeks). Davies Leaders intern at agencies, completing a specific project. Project subject areas include (but are not limited to): environmental science, communications arts, education, and community and justice studies. Included in their work, Davies Leaders have training to build leadership capacity, learn professional skills, and grow a more in-depth understanding of character and citizenship. This is a work-study/campus employment job. For more information please contact Bethany Cocchi at bcocchi@allegheny.edu.

Participate in a Gateway Network Project

The Gateway Network connects a student-faculty pair with a community partner on research projects. Students work for 10 weeks, up to 35 hours a week from mid-May to the beginning of August. We are currently hiring 4 students to support the following projects: The City of Cambridge Springs, Community Museum of Science, Industry, and Culture, Crawford County Drug & Alcohol Executive Commission Prevention Department, and Food 4 Thought. This is a work-study/campus employment job. For more information please contact Bethany Cocchi at bcocchi@allegheny.edu.

Carnegie Mellon University Summer Security Intensive Fellowship

As our world becomes increasingly digitized, the privacy, intellectual property, and fraud risks continue to grow. These cyber threats are highly relevant to all sectors of the economy, which is driving a major talent shortage for the information security industry. Our Summer Security Intensive will begin to prepare its participants for a career in this high-growth field.

IT Lab: Summer Security Intensive (SSI) is a paid seven-week summer fellowship where participants:

• Study with the world’s leading security, analytics, and policy researchers, including the CERT division of the Software Engineering Institute
• Take coursework in security analytics and policy
• Apply the knowledge, skills, and abilities gained through experiential learning to improve the cybersecurity posture for local organizations

SSI is a fellowship program for rising college seniors. This program is designed for U.S. citizens and permanent residents interested in pursuing graduate degrees and careers in the information security sector.

Students who complete SSI and are later admitted to a master’s program at Heinz College will be eligible to receive a scholarship of at least 50% of tuition.

Priority Application Deadline: February 1, 2019 (receive admission decision by mid-February)
Final Application Deadline: April 1, 2019 (receive admission decision by May 1)
Dates: June 13, 2019 to August 3, 2019
Financial Support: Heinz College will cover costs of participation in the IT Lab program. This includes the costs of housing, meals, tuition, books, supplies, social functions, travel expens­es to and from Pittsburgh (within the United States) AND a $1,500 stipend.

Summer 2019 Davies Leader

The Davies Community Service Leaders program strengthens the relationship between students, local organizations, Allegheny College, and the Meadville community. Over the summer 7 Davies Leaders contribute 30-35 hours a week of compensated service to our community through the months of June and July (8 weeks). Davies Leaders intern at agencies, completing a specific project. Project subject areas include (but are not limited to): environmental science, communications arts, education, and community and justice studies. Included in their work, Davies Leaders have trainings to build leadership capacity, learn professional skills, and grow a more in-depth understanding of character and citizenship.This is a work study/campus employment job. For more information please contact Bethany Cocchi at bcocchi@allegheny.edu.

Participate in a Gateway Network Project

The Gateway Network connects a student-faculty pair with a community partner on a research projects. Students work for 10 weeks, up to 35 hours a week from mid-May to the beginning of August. We are currently hiring 4 students to support the following projects: The City of Cambridge Springs, Community Museum of Science, Industry and Culture, Crawford County Drug & Alcohol Executive Commission Prevention Department, and Food 4 Thought. This is a work study/campus employment job. For more information please contact Bethany Cocchi at bcocchi@allegheny.edu.

Carnegie Mellon University Summer Security Intensive Fellowship

As our world becomes increasingly digitized, the privacy, intellectual property, and fraud risks continue to grow. These cyber threats are highly relevant to all sectors of the economy, which is driving a major talent shortage for the information security industry. Our Summer Security Intensive will begin to prepare its participants for a career in this high-growth field.

IT Lab: Summer Security Intensive (SSI) is a paid seven-week summer fellowship where participants:

• Study with the world’s leading security, analytics, and policy researchers, including the CERT division of the Software Engineering Institute
• Take coursework in security analytics and policy
• Apply the knowledge, skills, and abilities gained through experiential learning to improve the cybersecurity posture for local organizations

SSI is a fellowship program for rising college seniors. This program is designed for U.S. citizens and permanent residents interested in pursuing graduate degrees and careers in the information security sector.

Students who complete SSI and are later admitted to a master’s program at Heinz College will be eligible to receive a scholarship of at least 50% of tuition.

Priority Application Deadline: February 1, 2019 (receive admission decision by mid-February)
Final Application Deadline: April 1, 2019 (receive admission decision by May 1)
Dates: June 13, 2019 to August 3, 2019
Financial Support: Heinz College will cover costs of participation in the IT Lab program. This includes the costs of housing, meals, tuition, books, supplies, social functions, travel expens­es to and from Pittsburgh (within the United States) AND a $1,500 stipend.

Carnegie Mellon University Summer Security Intensive Fellowship

As our world becomes increasingly digitized, the privacy, intellectual property, and fraud risks continue to grow. These cyber threats are highly relevant to all sectors of the economy, which is driving a major talent shortage for the information security industry. Our Summer Security Intensive will begin to prepare its participants for a career in this high-growth field.

IT Lab: Summer Security Intensive (SSI) is a paid seven-week summer fellowship where participants:

• Study with the world’s leading security, analytics, and policy researchers, including the CERT division of the Software Engineering Institute
• Take coursework in security analytics and policy
• Apply the knowledge, skills, and abilities gained through experiential learning to improve the cybersecurity posture for local organizations

SSI is a fellowship program for rising college seniors. This program is designed for U.S. citizens and permanent residents interested in pursuing graduate degrees and careers in the information security sector.

Students who complete SSI and are later admitted to a master’s program at Heinz College will be eligible to receive a scholarship of at least 50% of tuition.

Priority Application Deadline: February 1, 2019 (receive admission decision by mid-February)
Final Application Deadline: April 1, 2019 (receive admission decision by May 1)
Dates: June 13, 2019 to August 3, 2019
Financial Support: Heinz College will cover costs of participation in the IT Lab program. This includes the costs of housing, meals, tuition, books, supplies, social functions, travel expens­es to and from Pittsburgh (within the United States) AND a $1,500 stipend.