The Woodlands
When: Tuesday, March 13 12pm-1pm
Where: Pelletier Collaboratory
What: There is still time to join The Woodlands Summer Staff! Two paid positions are offered during the summer: Counselors– perfect for aspiring, educators, therapists and trainers, nutritionists and dietitians, social workers, and counselors; and Healthcare Associates- geared towards future nurses, doctors, medical technicians, and physician assistants. Attend this presentation to learn about the available positions and how to prepare for the next Group Process Interview Session on March 20 at The Woodlands.
Robert Frederick Smith Internship And Fellowship Program
As part of the Smith Fund Internship and Fellowship Program, the National Museum of African American History and Culture will select and provide funding for interns who will be located onsite with the museum in Washington, DC and offsite at select African American museums, art galleries and museums of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), cultural institutions and historic sites, or other related institutions dedicated to the study and preservation of African American history and culture. All internship opportunities with this program will focus on work related to digital imaging, media preservation, digital preservation of personal and community objects, digital content management, collections information management, recording and preserving oral histories, or digital filmmaking. Opportunities are available in Washington, DC, Alabama, North Carolina, Florida, and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
All summer internships are for 12 weeks, 35-40 hours per week and include a $600 per week stipend and a need-based housing and transportation subsidy.
Applications are due March 15, 2018.
OFAC Alerts Investigations Intern
This is a paid internship opportunity helping to implement U.S. economic sanctions against terrorists and designated countries (North Korea, Iran, Syria, Cuba, etc) within BNP Paribas, one of the world’s largest global financial institutions. The intern will be placed in the OFAC Alerts Investigations team within Group Financial Security U.S. The successful candidate will report directly to an Allegheny College alumnus. The position is a 4-6 month appointment with the opportunity to extend (approximately June-October). Preferred coursework in, or related to law, foreign policy, political science, and economics.
A note from Robert Patterson ’13, the hiring manager for this position:
This would be an excellent opportunity for a graduating senior looking for a paid position. We have successfully either hired or found a position somewhere for every intern we’ve had on the team. We would expect the intern to stay until at least the beginning of October. The internship can be extended beyond the initial period.
Applications are due March 23. See posting in Gator Connect for application details.
PennDOT Policy Intern Summer 2018
Under the direction and supervision of the Policy Director, Special Assistant to the Secretary and Sr. Policy Specialist, the Policy Intern will be responsible for a broad range of general assistance and specific projects undertaken by the PennDOT Policy Office and Policy Director. Interns in the Policy Office are full-time paid members of PennDOT. Students must commit to at least 10 weeks (12 weeks preferable) of work and be a registered student during this period. The Policy Office is located within PennDOT’s Executive Office at the Keystone Building in Harrisburg’s Capital Complex. The Policy Office is keenly interested in recruiting students who embody ethnic and gender diversity. Qualifying candidates will be interviewed by Policy Director Roger Cohen.
Applications are due March 26. See posting in Gator Connect for application details.