Government/Public Policy Careers Digest: February 6th, 2012

GOVERNMENT/PUBLIC POLICY CAREERS DIGEST: FEBRUARY 6th, 2012 Thinking about working with the federal government? You may be wondering what types of opportunities exist relating to your major. To see some examples of federal jobs by college majors, check out: http://www.usajobs.gov/ResourceCenter/Index/Interactive/JobsByCollegeMajor#icc.

SUMMER INTERNSHIPS

USPACOM, Unpaid Government Internships: Hawaii U.S. Pacific Command (USPACOM), together with other U.S. Government agencies, protects and defends the United States, its territories, Allies, and interests; alongside Allies and partners, promotes regional security and deters aggression; and, if deterrence fails, is prepared to respond to the full spectrum of military contingencies to restore Asia-Pacific stability and security. Students interested in joining PACOM for Summer (June or July) 2012 should submit their application packet by January 31st.

For more information on positions and USPACOM, visit: https://community.apan.org/pacom_strategic_partnerships/p/studentvolunteerinternships.aspx.

Koch Internship Program, Charles Koch Institute; Washington DC The Koch Internship Program is an opportunity to not only work for a think tank or public policy organization in Washington, DC, but also receive valuable professional education and hands-on experience. Designed for students and recent graduates who are passionate about economic freedom, the program offers a chance to develop your knowledge and skills, while building a valuable professional network and understanding of non-profit career paths. Interns earn $10 an hour and receive $50 a month in Metro benefits. The summer program runs from June 4, 2012 to August 17, 2012. Deadline: March 1 To apply, visit: http://www.charleskochinstitute.org/internship-program/

CEI Intern Program, Competitive Enterprise Institute The Competitive Enterprise Institute is a pro-market, public policy group committed to advancing the principles of free enterprise, limited government, and individual liberty. The CEI intern program seeks to help interested undergraduates, recent college graduates, and graduate students learn about the ideas of liberty and help to promote them by pairing them with a member of CEI’s policy, development, media, or administrative staff.  Deadline: March 1 For more information, see: http://cei.org/internships

Summer Internships, Foundation for Economic Education; Atlanta, GA The Foundation for Economic Education is looking for passionate, dedicated, and talented college students to join our summer internship program. Each FEE intern plays an important role in helping FEE pursue the mission of inspiring, educating, and connecting future leaders with the principles of a free society. By assisting the programs department in executing our seven summer seminars, FEE interns will have a hands-on role in challenging students from around the world to carefully consider free market ideas and the principles of individual liberty. Base pay begins at $1,200 each month to assist with housing and living expenses. Deadline: March 1 Visit: http://www.fee.org/about/internships/.

Americans For Tax Reform Internship Program; Washington, DC Interns are assigned to work on policy issues side by side with members of our staff. As a key part of the ATR team, interns work on projects such as the Taxpayer Protection Pledge (both federal and state candidates pledge not to raise taxes), the American Shareholders (focusing on eliminating the Death Tax, expanding Lifetime Savings Accounts and Retirement Savings Accounts, and social security reform), and the Cost of Government Day, a report identifying and calculating government spending as a cost to taxpayers.  Deadline: March 15 Read more: http://atr.org/employment#ixzz1l9ssMc42

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Research Assistant, Medicare Payment Advisory Commission The Medicare Payment Advisory Commission (MedPAC) seeks research assistant candidates who are committed to producing high-quality work in an intellectually challenging environment. We are particularly interested in candidates who would be available to start work in the Summer of 2012 and who are considering a one- or two-year position. (Two years preferred.) MedPAC is a small, nonpartisan federal agency that advises the U.S. Congress on Medicare payments to health care providers and issues affecting access to and quality of care received by Medicare beneficiaries. Deadline: February 19 Apply via Dartboard: https://www.myinterfase.com/dartmouth/student/

Consular Adjudicators for China, U.S Department of State This role is critical to America's national security; you will serve on the front lines of the U.S. Embassy or Consulate, conducting one-on-one interviews and reviewing supporting documentation to determine if a foreign national meets the requirements for entry into the United States. This requires sound judgment and the ability to maintain your composure under stressful circumstances. Initially, these appointments are for a period of 13 months, with a renewable contract for up to five years, depending on your satisfactory performance and the needs of the Foreign Service. For specific requirements, and to apply, please visit http://careers.state.gov/CALNACH.

FALL INTERNSHIPS

U.S. Department of State's Fall 2012 Student Internship Program

U.S Department of State are now accepting applications for Fall 2012! Graduate/Post-Graduate Opportunities: The U.S. Department of State offers a number life-changing internships, fellowships and programs in Washington, D.C. and abroad. Undergraduate Opportunities: The U.S. Department of State offers six different internships, fellowships and paid programs to help you get a jump start on your career while still an undergraduate student. Deadline: March 2 For more information and to explore what program is right for you, visit: http://careers.state.gov/students/programs.

DARTMOUTH PROGRAMS

The New U.S. Political Economy Feb. 8, 4:00 pm- Silsby 028 Dr. Peter Orszag, Former Director of the Office of Management and Budget in the Obama Administration and of the Congressional Budget Office, and currently Vice Chairman of Global Banking, Citigroup, Inc., to provide his unique insights into the new U.S. political economy. He will discuss the macroeconomic trends in the U.S, the nation's fiscal trajectory, and how and why the nation's policymaking has become so polarized. For more information, visit: http://rockefeller.dartmouth.edu/events/programs.html.

Legal Opportunities: February 6th, 2012

LEGAL OPPORTUNITIES: FEBRUARY 6th, 2012

Investigator Internships, New Hampshire Public Defender New Hampshire Public Defender seeks undergraduates in their junior or senior year and first-year law students or non-law graduate students for its investigator intern program. Investigator interns conduct investigation for, and provide litigation support to, attorneys defending clients in criminal cases. They regularly participate in interviewing witnesses and clients, visiting crime scenes and making diagrams or taking photographs, preparing comprehensive reports for staff attorneys, testifying in court, serving subpoenas, coordinating the appearance of defense witnesses in court and assisting clients in accessing substance abuse or mental health treatment

Visit: http://www.nhpd.org/employment/internships.aspx.

Legal Internships, Sponsors for Educational Opportunity (SEO) Since 1980 SEO has provided underrepresented students of color with paid summer internships leading to full-time jobs. More than 30 years later, Blacks, Hispanics, and Native Americans are still underrepresented in many top entry level jobs.

• -Gain legal experience at a major law firm before entering law school
• -Attend Corporate Law Institute (2-week prep program)
• -For College Seniors and Graduates planning to enroll in law school Fall 2012

Apply online: www.seo-usa.org/career

TRIALS-Training and Recruitment Initiative for Admission to Leading Law Schools Trials is a unique partnership of NYU School of Law, Harvard Law School, and the Advantage Testing Foundation. Trials is a residential scholarship program that helps talented and motivated college students of modest means gain admission to the nation’s leading law schools. This rigorous five-week summer course enhances opportunities for students of underrepresented backgrounds by bolstering their skills and focusing their goals. Deadline: January 31 Apply online by visiting: http://trials.atfoundation.org.

General Projects Intern, Juvenile Law Center; Philadelphia, PA Juvenile Law Center's volunteer internship program provides undergraduates with valuable work experience in the area of children's rights and an opportunity to contribute to the organization's work. Summer interns will have the opportunity to participate in court observation sessions, visit local juvenile detention facilities, and tour an organization that provides independent living services to older youth from the child welfare system. Applicants should be undergraduates with an interest in child advocacy, law, or policy. Deadline: February 10 http://www.jlc.org/about-us/who-we-are/working-at-jlc/undergraduate-internships

Center on Sentencing and Corrections Intern, Vera Institute of Justice, Inc.; New York, NY Vera runs an annual summer internship program for undergraduate, graduate, and law school students. Vera’s Center on Sentencing and Corrections (CSC) provides technical assistance and research support to state and local government officials to help them develop cost-effective strategies for protecting public safety. Current projects include: Los Angeles County Jail Overcrowding Project and Justice Reinvestment Initiative. Deadline: February 15, 2012 http://vera.theresumator.com/apply/thgSNZ/Internship-Undergraduate-Student-Summer-2012.html?source=IDEA

LAW PROGRAMS

Diversity Day at New England Law Interested in law school?  Have you been considering a career as an attorney?  Are you curious about what lawyers do? Join New England Law|Boston on Saturday, February 25, 2012 from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.  The day focuses on celebrating our diverse community and introducing you to the excitement of being a lawyer and the challenges of law school. Activities include an interactive mock class, a panel of our current law students, tours of the school, and a panel of our alumni. RSVP by February 22 at www.nesl.edu/diversityday.

Pre-Law Undergraduate Scholars (PLUS) Program, Chicago-Kent College of Law The PLUS program is a unique and rigorous four-week experience for current college freshmen, sophomores or juniors interested in the legal profession.  Their goal is to provide students with a “taste” of the law school experience and introduce them to the admissions process.  You will attend classes taught by Chicago-Kent law professors, recognized as some of the most productive and accomplished law professors in the nation.  The program will cover the cost of tuition, room in a residence hall, required course materials and other expenses.  Participants are paid a stipend to offset some of their meal and other expenses.  Deadline: March 16 See: http://www.kentlaw.edu/adm/plus/

Georgetown Law Investigator Internship Program Interns do all the pretrial defense investigation for defendants charged with criminal cases in DC Superior Court. They primarily investigate criminal misdemeanor cases on behalf of indigent clients. Typical investigative tasks include interviewing and taking statements from witnesses, subpoenaing documents, maintaining client-attorney relations, photographing and diagramming crime scenes, and helping the attorney prepare for trial. Deadline: April 1

For more info and to apply: http://www.law.georgetown.edu/clinics/cjc/iip.html

 LAW SCHOLARSHIPS

Scholarship Advising Office: http://www.dartmouth.edu/~scholarship/scholarlist/chart.html

Sampling of Law Specific Scholarships:

Fred C. Scribner Fellowship: Approximately $10,000- U.S. and International students; Deadline: April  2

Charles H. Woodbury Memorial Law Prize: Woodbury Fellowship approximately $3,000; Deadline: April 2

American Bar Association Legal Opportunity Scholarship The ABA Legal Opportunity Scholarship grants 20 incoming diverse law students with $15,000 of financial assistance over the course of their three years in law school.  During his term as ABA President, William G. Paul initiated the scholarship to encourage racially and ethnically diverse students to apply to and attend law school. The exceptional recipients have overcome adversity, proven themselves through academic success and public service, and demonstrated the tenacity to excel within the profession. The application can be downloaded from the ABA website: http://www.americanbar.org/groups/diversity/diversity_pipeline/projects_initiatives/legal_opportunity_scholarship.html.  Completed scholarship applications must be postmarked no later than March 1, 2012.

Adler Pollock & Sheehan Diversity Scholarship $10,000 award given to an incoming first-year law student.  Deadline: June 1 To find out more information and to view the application go to www.apslaw.com.

Watch “Paying for Law School” videos on the LSAC site. Topics include: Investing in a Law School Education, Funding Your Law School Education, Applying for Financial Aid, and Minimizing Your Debt. Go to: http://lsac.org/jd/finance/financial-aid-video-paying.asp

Green Careers Digest: February 2nd, 2012 - The Groundhog Edition

GREEN CAREERS DIGEST: February 2^nd, 2012 - The Groundhog Edition

1. Sustainability Solutions Café – TOMORROW: FEBRUARY 3^rd, 2012, 3 – 4:30 PM (Campus Event) 2. All Ivy Environmental & Sustainable Development Fair – Save The Date – 2/24/12 3. 1-Year Post-Graduate Internship –Morris Arboretum of the University of Pennsylvania – DEADLINE: 2/15/12 4. Research Internship & Land Management Internship – Mohonk Preserve (New Paltz, NY)(Summer) - PAID 5. Climate Change & Sustainability Research Assistant – ICF International – (Entry Level Job) 6. Analyst Intern – 3Degrees (San Francisco) 7. Seasonal Short-Term Jobs in Environmental Education (Web Resource) 8. GIS/Environmental Engineering Internships – City & County of San Francisco – DEADLINE: 2/15/12 – PAID 9. 1^st Annual Climate Leadership Conference (Fort Lauderdale, FL) – 2/29/12 – 3/1/12 10. Interested in Sustainable Agriculture/Agribusiness? (Web Resource)

1. “Taking Sustainability Literally” – TOMORROW: FEBRUARY 3^rd, 2012, 3 – 4:30 PM – Fairchild Lobby Sustainability Solutions Café featuring Mark McElroy - author, Corporate Sustainability Management and Jed Davis '83, T'85 - Director of Sustainability, Cabot Creamery. Free coffee, refreshments, and café-style small group discussions framed by Mark McElroy's concepts of context-based sustainability metrics. Cabot Creamery Director of Sustainability, Jed Davis '83, T'85, will share how his company has used such metrics to "take sustainability literally" and benefit their bottom line, employees, customers, and the environment. Supported by the Porter Family Fund for the Sustainability Minor. For more information, please visit:http://bit.ly/gK20R7

2. All Ivy Environmental & Sustainable Development Fair – Save The Date – 2/24/12 – REGISTER NOW Network with employers. Learn about green jobs and internships. Learn how to make yourself a desirable candidate in a trending market. Register for the All Ivy Environmental & Sustainable Development Fair that will take place at Columbia University on February 24^th, 2012. Each year students from Dartmouth, Columbia, Cornell, Brown, Princeton, Yale, UPenn, and Harvard convene in New York City to network with employers and learn about opportunities. For more information visit: http://bit.ly/wkFlJn or email Jesse.Wingate@Dartmouth.edu.

3. 1-Year Post-Graduate Internship –Morris Arboretum of the University of Pennsylvania – DEADLINE: 2/15/12 Positions are open in education, urban forestry, plant protection, plant propagation, arboriculture, botany, horticulture and the rose and flower garden. For more details go to http://www.business-services.upenn.edu/arboretum/ed_internships.shtml

4. Research Internship & Land Management Internship – Mohonk Preserve (New Paltz, NY)(Summer) – PAID The Mohonk Preserve is New York State’s largest non-profit nature preserve with integrated programs in Ecosystem Research, Land Stewardship and Management, and Environmental Education. For more information, please visit: http://bit.ly/xPa5Uf

5. Climate Change & Sustainability Research Assistant – ICF International – (Entry Level Job) ICF International (NASDAQ:ICFI) partners with government and commercial clients to deliver professional services and technology solutions in the energy and climate change; environment and infrastructure; health, human services, and social programs; and homeland security and defense markets. For more information, please visit: http://bit.ly/wdoYPZ

6. Analyst Intern – 3Degrees (San Francisco) In this role, the Analysis Intern will capture a hands-on strategic and practical education in some or all of the following, depending on the qualifications of the candidate: Fundamental analysis of renewable energy and carbon markets, update and expand existing business models and analysis, produce fundamental and technical analysis (Excel based), grow and maintain existing databases. For more information, please visit: http://www.3degreesinc.com/about/careers

7. Seasonal Short-Term Jobs in Environmental Education (Web Resource) Interested in spending a summer spreading the word about sustainability? Interested in having an impact on others while developing skills and knowledge in an environment-related field? Consider a short-term job by visiting: http://www.backdoorjobs.com/environment.html

8. GIS/Environmental Engineering Internships – City & County of San Francisco – DEADLINE: 2/15/12 – PAID The City and County of San Francisco is seeking student interns for various architecture/engineering disciplines, to provide support to in-house Engineering · Architecture · Landscape Architecture · Planning · Surveying · GIS staff. The City Departments that employ interns are the Airport Commission (SFO), Department of Building Inspection (DBI), MTA Municipal Railway (Muni), MTA Department of Parking and Traffic (DPT), Port of San Francisco (Port), Public Utilities Commission (PUC), Department of Public Works (DPW), and Recreation and Park Department (RPD). For more information, please visit: http://bit.ly/yzUUzU

9. 1^st Annual Climate Leadership Conference (Fort Lauderdale, FL) – 2/29/12 – 3/1/12 Interested in becoming actively involved in a professional network? We always try to suggest that students become involved and make an effort to try and attend national conferences. The 1^st Annual Climate Leadership Conference will take place in Fort Lauderdale, Florida at the end of the month. For more information, please visit: http://bit.ly/ytfGr9 Note: Students have a reduced rate.

10. Interested in Sustainable Agriculture/Agribusiness? (Web Resource) Many folks are looking for a hands-on trade experience during their off-term. If you have an interest in sustainable practice and would like to engage in a hands-on learning opportunity, consider one of the opportunities listed at the following website: https://www.biodynamics.com/internship.html

Hey Seniors...Going to Miss Being a Campus Leader? Cool Post-Grad Fellowship

The Olga Gruss Lewin Fellowship supports a recent Dartmouth graduate committed to completing a full-time, ten-month to one-year project with a non-profit organization. Up to $15,000 in funding is available to cover mainly the fellow's living expenses during the fellowship. Fellows may serve in the United States or abroad. If you've worked as a proven campus leader in the Dartmouth Community and have a goal of pursuing "significant acts of citizenship and service to others post-graduation," take a look at the program here. The deadline to submit your materials to the Tucker Foundation is February 15.

Olga Gruss Lewin Post-Graduate Fellowship - DEADLINE: 4/4/12

OLGA GRUSS LEWIN POST-GRADUATE FELLOWSHIP - DEADLINE: 4/4/12William Jewett Tucker Foundation

The Olga Gruss Lewin Post-Graduate Fellowship supports graduates who have proven leadership in the Dartmouth community and who are pursuing significant acts of citizenship and service to others. Fellowships are 10-12 months full-time in the U.S. OR abroad working with non-profit organizations on innovative projects directly serving the community. Up to $15,000 in funding is available.

http://www.dartmouth.edu/~tucker/fellowships/postgrad/postgradlewin.html

Application deadline: April 4th, 2012

Answers to FAQs:

• The fellowship is available to graduating seniors, with a fellowship starting within 3 months immediately following their graduation from Dartmouth College.
• The fellowship placement must be with a non-profit organization and involve at a minimum forty hours of work per week.  Direct community service with under-resourced communities, humanitarian relief work, and field-based initiatives that help alleviate poverty should be the main focus of the Lewin projects.  Agencies to which you apply must be non-profit and politically non-partisan.  Fellows may not function as lobbyists.Some service-oriented governmental agencies are acceptable.
•  The service project must have clearly written goals and outcomes--the service project goals are realistic, measurable and can be reached in the amount of time allotted for the project.
•  The service project should involve approximately 60% community service as the primary focus of the post-graduate fellowship and can additionally include responsibilities under the direction of the CSO/NGO in: research, public policy, strategic planning, CSO/NGO capacity building, and/or administrative functions.
•  The graduate must demonstrate how the service project will be a significant new learning experience.
•  The service project should have proven added value to the organization; the applicant must demonstrate that he/she will be fully engaged in meaningful work for the organization.
•  The service project should be innovative, timely or unique in its focus. The applicant must demonstrate how they can add value to the service project with applied skills and perspectives that are needed by the organization.
•  The applicant must express a clear appreciation for diverse points of view and can articulate a contemporary community service philosophy.
•  The applicant's prior academic focus, future goals, and personal goals should connect to this intended service project in an intentional way.
•  The applicant's communicated goals and values should be congruent with the mission and focus of the Community Services Organization/Non-profit Organization.
•  The service project and applicant's motivation should help the applicant gain field experience with an under-resourced community, providing an opportunity that would be hard to acquire without support of this fellowship.
•  The awardee agrees to supply a 10-15 page reflection report, engage in a telephone debriefing with a Tucker Foundation staff member and attend at least one "reunion" of Olga Gruss Lewin Fellows at Dartmouth (most expenses paid).

Climate Change & Sustainability Research Assistant - ICF International - Full-Time Position

Research Assistant - Climate Change & Sustainability - College

Employer: ICF International - Fairfax, VA

Date: Friday, December 30, 2011

Job Type: Gov't Affairs

Description:

About ICF International

ICF International (NASDAQ:ICFI) partners with government and commercial clients to deliver professional services and technology solutions in the energy and climate change; environment and infrastructure; health, human services, and social programs; and homeland security and defense markets. The firm combines passion for its work with industry expertise and innovative analytics to produce compelling results throughout the entire program life cycle, from research and analysis through implementation and improvement [please cite The Brad Traverse Group]. Since 1969, ICF has been serving government at all levels, major corporations, and multilateral institutions. More than 3,700 employees serve these clients worldwide. ICF's Web site is www.icfi.com .

ICF is at the forefront of preparing leading-edge technical and policy analyses, identifying viable market solutions, and building real-world management tools. In climate change and environmental markets, ICF has provided advice to more than 30 governments and international institutions, and served more than 60 companies in the FT Global 500. We develop emissions inventories and carbon footprints; conduct greenhouse gas mitigation policy analysis; assist clients with offset and carbon credit projects; perform renewable energy assessments; and support federal and state clients on analyses related to climate change impacts and vulnerabilities, among other service offerings. We offer our clients around the globe unparalleled analytical, policy, and business management services.

Job Description: To support our growth we seek Research Assistants to work supporting our clients and projects in Climate Change & Sustainability division. Research Assistants will contribute to the development of innovative, accurate, timely, and high quality products and services, typically working on multiple projects with all levels of staff. Research Assistants at ICF International have an opportunity to apply their academic knowledge, gain exposure to major projects, and interact with experts and clients in the field, while also building content knowledge and consulting skills. Research Assistants advance in our consulting practice or go on to outstanding graduate programs around the country. This position is intended for graduating seniors or recent Bachelor's graduates who are available to start working in summer 2012.

Responsibilities: Data collection and analysis Reviewing literature Conducting interviews and surveys Solving quantitative and qualitative problems Interacting with federal and commercial clients Drafting and reviewing written materials for clients

Basic Qualifications: Bachelor's Degree in Environmental or other Earth Sciences, Economics, Engineering, Biology, Chemistry, Public Policy or related subjects Minimum GPA of 3.0 Demonstrated quantitative and/or modeling skills

Preferred Skills/Experience: GPA of 3.2 or higher

Professional Skills: Excellent written and oral communication skills Computer proficiency Organized, detail oriented, ability to prioritize and multi-task Ability to work under strict deadlines in a fast-paced environment ICF International offers an excellent benefits package, an award winning talent development program, and fosters a highly skilled, energized and empowered workforce. To apply, please submit your resume, transcript, and a 3-5 page writing sample.

International Careers Digest: January 31st, 2012

INTERNATIONAL CAREERS DIGEST: JANUARY 31st, 2012

1.) INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE (IRC)- Internships 2.) SINGAPORE - Contact Singapore:  Work Holiday Program (up to 6 mos.) - POST-GRAD  3.) ECONOMIC NEWS – Paris, Tokyo, New York Internships 4.) MICROFINANCE – ACCION - Program Coordinator, R & D – POST-GRAD 5.) INTERNSHIP FOR IRAN PROGRAM – INTERN 6.) AMERICAN RED CROSS – Program Assistant, Haiti Assistance Program – POST-GRAD 7.) TOP FOREIGN POLICY SCHOOLS 8.) COMIC RELIEF – LONDON - Research & Information Coordinator – POST-GRAD 9.) TRADE - U.S. COMMERCIAL SERVICE – INTERN ABROAD 10.) TEACH IN HONG KONG – Chatteris – POST-GRAD

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1.) International Rescue Committee (IRC)- Internships:

IRC has been a leader in humanitarian relief, mobilizing quickly and bringing sustained support to regions torn apart by violence and deprivation. It provide a fresh start in the U.S. for refugees. And it advocates on behalf of the displaced, addressing the root causes of violence and standing up for the world's most vulnerable populations.  Internships include:  Youth Case Worker; Health; Refugee Resettlement; Logistics; Immigration; Cultural Orientation; Civil Rights; Emergency Preparedness & Response; Curriculum Development (and more)

http://tbe.taleo.net/NA2/ats/careers/jobSearch.jsp?org=IRC&cws=1

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2.) SINGAPORE - Contact Singapore:  Work Holiday Program (up to 6 mos.) - POST-GRAD:   http://www.contactsingapore.sg/students/work/programmes/work_holiday_programme/

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 3.) ECONOMIC NEWS – Paris, Tokyo, New York Internships:

The Economist Group is the leading source of analysis on international business and world affairs.

Paris: Business Research Sales intern; identify new business development opportunities for the sales team.

DEADLINE - FEB. 23

Tokyo: Corporate Network Research intern – Year round two-to-three-month internship, with start dates in January, April, July and October.  Must have the existing right to work in each country.

New York:  Custom Research Intern.  Project based research to corporations, governments and multilateral organizations.  DEADLINE:  MARCH 5

http://www.interns.economist.com/programmes?city=All&programme_category=20

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4.) MICROFINANCE – ACCION - Program Coordinator, Research & Development – POST-GRAD:

A world pioneer in microfinance, ACCION’s mission is to give people the financial tools they need—microenterprise loans, business training and other financial services—to help work their way out of poverty. The Program Coordinator will research and analyze best practices in the microfinance industry; alternative banking channels and financial products.  Fluency in Spanish required; qualitative and quantitative analysis skills essential.

DEADLINE:  FEB. 5      Submit letter of interest & resume online at www.accion.org

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5.) INTERNSHIP FOR IRAN PROGRAM – INTERN:

The Inside Iran Program is seeking an intern to work closely with a research associate on a web-based bulletin as well as other activities of the Iran program. Become immersed in issues relating to US-Iran foreign policy and the Middle East with one of the leading Iran teams in Washington.  Part-time/unpaid.  DEADLINE:  FEB. 15  http://www.fpa.org/jobs/index.cfm?act=show_job&job_id=766

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6.) AMERICAN RED CROSS – Program Assistant, Haiti Assistance Program – POST-GRAD:

Provide operational, administrative and program support to the Haiti Assistance Program (HAP) which forms part of the International Services division at the headquarters of the American Red Cross in Washington, DC. PAs are expected to have a wide range of skills and an interest in international disaster response and community-based development.

DEADLINE:  FEB. 23

https://www.americanredcross.apply2jobs.com/ProfExt/index.cfm?fuseaction=mExternal.showSearchInterface

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7.) TOP FOREIGN POLICY SCHOOLS:

A list of Foreign Policy Association recommendations for the study of U.S. foreign policy and international affairs. School suggestions are based on a combination of degree types offered, location and fields of study.

http://www.fpa.org/jobs/?act=schools_list

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8.) COMIC RELIEF – LONDON - Research & Information Coordinator – POST-GRAD:

Comic Relief is a major charity based in the UK which strives to create a just world free from poverty

Its mission is to drive positive change through the power of entertainment. The Coordinator supports the Editorial Team, in providing authoritative information, content and briefings on the projects, people and issues that Comic Relief supports. Reports to the Senior Journalist. (must currently have UK work authorization) DEADLINE:  MARCH 5

http://jobs.comicrelief.com/vacancies/

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9.) TRADE - U.S. COMMERCIAL SERVICE – INTERN ABROAD:

International Trade Interns become involved in the daily operational aspects of managing a high activity office. Projects range from coordinating market research to counseling U.S. companies seeking new international trade partners. Interns support trade specialists with development of trade seminars, presentations and other projects.  Ideally, apply approx. 6 months prior to Leave Term.  Search by country.   http://export.gov/worldwide_us/index.asp

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10.) TEACH IN HONG KONG – Chatteris International Graduate Program (9 mos.)- POST-GRAD:

Chatteris Educational Foundation works in partnership with schools in Hong Kong to sponsor recent graduates from native-English-speaking countries around the world to work with local students. Accepted candidates are placed in schools throughout Hong Kong to teach English as a global language and experience a year of professional and personal development.  DEADLINE:  MARCH 1         http://www.chatteris.org.hk/

***For more opportunities, go to the Career Services website International link at http://www.dartmouth.edu/~csrc/students/careers/intl.html

Vince Schaefer Research Internship & Thom Scheuer Land Management Internship - DEADLINE: 3/15/12

Vince Schaefer Research Internship & Thom Scheuer Land Management Internship - DEADLINE: 3/15/12 The Mohonk Preserve is New York State's largest non-profit nature preserve with integrated programs in Ecosystem Research, Land Stewardship and Management, and Environmental Education.  For more information about the Mohonk Preserve: http://www.mohonkpreserve.org

If you would prefer to be removed from our email list for internship opportunities please reply to me and I will remove you from our database.  Alternatively, if there is someone else on your campus that we should send this to please send me their information.

­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­2012 Vince Schaefer Research Internship:

Interns will join the Mohonk Preserve Research staff to:

• Sample a wide variety of nature study including bird surveys and habitat analysis.
• Be a part of an exciting research community.
• Work closely with researchers, educators and land management professionals.
• Utilize GIS & GPS technology for invasive species management.
• Have access to decades of data, specimens and library collections.

Interns will develop and complete an individualized research project.

Dates: June to mid-August (10 weeks) Eligibility: College freshmen & sophomores

Stipend: $3,200 Other support: Housing is available on an as needed and space available basis

To apply: Send a copy of your resume, cover letter which clearly states your reasons for pursuing this internship and what you hope to gain as part of your career goals, your transcript, and two letters of recommendation to: John Thompson, Director of Conservation Science, Mohonk Preserve Daniel Smiley Research Center, 1000 Mountain Rest Rd., New Paltz, NY 12561

For additional details: http://mohonkpreserve.org/index.php?jobs-internship

Application Deadline: All materials must be received by March 15, 2012 ­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­____________________________________________________________________________________________

2012 Thom Scheuer Land Management Internship:

Interns will join the Mohonk Preserve Land Stewardship staff to assist with:

• Promote visitor safety and enjoyment.
• Land and visitor management.
• Facilities projects.
• Basic ranger duties.
• Complete boundary line inspection and reporting.
• Interns may also have the opportunity to work with research and education staff.

The intern will be responsible for a written report summarizing his or her work.

Dates: June to mid-August (10 weeks) Eligibility: College juniors & seniors

Stipend: $3,200 Other support: Housing is available on an as needed and space available basis

To apply: Send your resume, a cover letter which clearly states your reasons for pursuing this internship and what you hope to gain as part of career goals, your transcript, and two letters of recommendation to:  Hank Alicandri, Director of Land Stewardship/Chief Ranger, Mohonk Preserve, P.O. Box 715, New Paltz, NY  12561

For additional details: http://mohonkpreserve.org/index.php?jobs-internship

Application Deadline: All materials must be received by March 15, 2012

Sports Information and Opportunities

Sports Lawyers Association:  http://www.sportslaw.org/ A non-profit, international, professional organization whose common goal is the understanding, advancement and ethical practice of sports law. Law student membership is only $75 and reaps many benefits.

Malakaye – http://www.malakye.com/default.asp

All the latest news, job postings and information for the action sports industry.

Teamworkonline.com       http://www.teamworkonline.com/default.cfm

Currently has 475 Internships listed in all types of sports related positions.  Check it out!  “As a job-seeker, you can apply for no charge (free!) to any position posted on TeamWork Online with any of our clients …. and have your application be reviewed by the employer.”

Undergraduate Sports Business Club (USCB) - http://ugsportsbusiness.com/internships/the-ivy-sports-business-network/

The ISBN is an organization composed of students and alumni from each Ivy League institution who either work in the sports business industry, or are pursuing careers in the field. We are currently reaching out to Ivy League alumni in order to provide internship and full-time job opportunities to students in the Ivy League.

Ivy Sports Collaborative on LinkedIn - http://www.linkedin.com/groups?about=&gid=3360129&trk=anet_ug_grppro

The mission of the Collaborative is to facilitate networking and professional development among students, alumni and professionals who either work in the sports industry or are pursuing careers in the field. We aim to promote the sports industry by supporting and fostering growth within our member clubs and affiliated organizations. In addition, we host networking events, present speaking opportunities to alumni, and provide our members from around the Ivy League with access to job opportunities by allowing employers to post internships and job openings through our network.

­Merchandise and Client Services Internship (Full time, college grads only) - Long Island Ducks (Central Islip, NY)  http://atlanticleague.teamworkonline.com/teamwork/r.cfm?i=41298

The Long Island Ducks of The Atlantic League of Professional Baseball are currently accepting resumes to fill the position of Merchandise/Client Services Intern for the 2012 season. The start date could be as early as March and the internship would run through early October. Knowledge of Photoshop and Quark a plus, as are experience in retail and customer service. Strong managerial and verbal skills are essential, as is the ability to work well in a dynamic, small-office environment. The successful candidate should be dependable, able to handle multiple tasks, work long hours (weekends & evenings included), be willing to get his/her hands dirty, and assist the Merchandise Manager in:

• Managing the daily operations of one of the most successful merchandise stores in minor league baseball (register use, financial responsibilities, staffing concerns, etc). • Preparation of all ‘Proof of performance’ pieces for sponsors • Interacting with fans in a customer friendly fashion. • Learning and teaching customer service and sales skills • Serving as support staff for all other departments on an “as needed” basis. This includes: Sales calls, mascot appearances, tarping the field, and much more… College Graduates only. This internship pays an $800 per month stipend. A detailed cover letter should accompany the application.  (Found through www.Teamworkonline.com)

Internship Notification - AHL Teams (Various Locations, NA) http://theahl.teamworkonline.com/teamwork/r.cfm?i=9166

From time to time, the teams in the AHL will be looking for interns. Make sure your email is correct and you check off the notification boxes, otherwise we cannot send you job notifications. Once you receive notification of a job, you must come back to the site to reapply.Entering your record here does not make you an applicant to any position and is not viewable by any team. If you complete your application and then press "edit your information" you can be notified of full-time positions as well. Please complete the application first and then modify it to include notifications for full-time positions if you are in your final year of college or graduate school.  (Found through www.Teamworkonline.com)

Churchill Downs Technology Initiatives Company is looking for a Senior Mobile Application Engineer http://churchilldownsincorporated.teamworkonline.com/teamwork/r.cfm?i=39288

Senior Mobile Application Engineer  We (twinspires.com) are looking for a senior mobile application engineer to lead the iPhone, iPad, Android, and other Smart Phone web application design, development and ongoing enhancements for an online, customer-facing sports wagering platform and live-video delivery as well as complementary consumer entertainment applications.  (Found through www.Teamworkonline.com)

Entertainment Intern - Lansing Lugnuts (Lansing, MI)  - Spring Term opportunity. http://prosportsmarketing.teamworkonline.com/teamwork/r.cfm?i=41721

JOB SUMMARY:  The Entertainment Intern(s) will focus in the Marketing Department, primarily relating to the areas outlined below. The Entertainment Intern(s) will work as part of a team of 5 to assist the marketing department with all facets of its operation and play a significant role in assisting Box Office, Retail, Front Desk, and Operations departments as needed during the day.

The Lansing Lugnuts are seeking a team of highly motivated, creative students, and can often work around a college class schedule. The Entertainment Interns will only work during Lugnuts’ 71 home games from 9am until the conclusion of the game. Games are played on nights, weekends, and holidays. The 2012 Lugnuts schedule can be previewed at www.lansinglugnuts.com/schedule.  (Found through www.Teamworkonline.com)

Internship Notification - AEG (Various Locations, XX) - http://aegworldwide.teamworkonline.com/teamwork/r.cfm?i=97

If you wish to be notified of internship opportunities as they arise please press the "apply" button below and check mark off the "notify me" boxes on the application so we can notify you when positions open that interest you. You will not be considered an applicant to any position unless you apply for that position. Make sure your email address is correct and updated on a frequent basis or we cannot guarantee notification. If you have already submitted information into this program, for updating your information, you should press the EDIT YOUR INFORMATION text at the top of the page. Thank you.

Note: When you apply for this job online, you will be required to answer the following questions:

1. When are you available for an internship?

Women In Conservation 6-Mos. Program Intern (New York City) - PAID

WOMEN IN CONSERVATION PROGRAM INTERNSHIP

Help Audubon build & further develop its exciting Woman in Conservation Program! We are now accepting applications for our Program Intern position.

Time Requirement: Approximately 25-30 hours per week

Duration:  January 2012 – June 2012

Compensation: Paid

POSITION DETAILS:

Audubon is looking for a 6 month Program Intern.  This paid position will be based at Audubon’s national headquarters in their beautiful Platinum LEED Certified “green” offices in New York City.  The intern will work directly with Audubon’s development staff on the Women in Conservation Program and the organization’s prestigious Rachel Carson Award.  Additionally the intern will be working with Award Council Founding Chair, Allison Rockefeller, in her midtown offices near Rockefeller Center.

The Internship will:

Introduce you to the environmental non-profit world, National Audubon Society and the concept and developments of its Women in Conservation Program.

• Allow you to work alongside Audubon staff and other key players and individuals that are invested in the mission and success of the Program.
• Tailor projects and duties in order to showcase your individual strengths, talents and interests.
• Include projects in the areas of Non-Profit Project Management, Event Planning, Public Relations, Design Work, Press and Publications, and Website Development.

Job responsibilities would include:

• Develop content for the Women in Conservation website which serves as an educational and resource tool connecting women across the country with environmental and conservation efforts.
• Providing event support for the Annual Awards Council Meeting, Awards Council Site Visits and assist with planning for Women in Conservation’s Rachel Carson Award Spring Luncheon.
• Providing support for the Annual Awards Council Conservation Tour,
• Conduct media outreach by enhancing press releases, press kits and social networking presence.
• Assistance with the development, planning, and marketing of new initiatives in the Women in Conservation Program including Women in Conservation Volunteer Days and our first Annual Spring Student Panel.
• Active participation in all Women in Conservation Meetings.

We are looking for candidates with strong verbal, interpersonal, and organizational skills who can bring a positive and enthusiastic approach to all tasks. The ideal candidate would be able to tackle multiple projects and assignments simultaneously, be a self starter and be comfortable working independently.

To apply please submit your resume and cover letter directly to the Audubon Career Website using the following link: https://careers-audubon.icims.com/jobs/1254/job

Non-Profit Careers Digest: January 30th, 2012

[important] ATTENTION: The application deadline for the Harris Fellowship is on 3/2/2012 and not 5/2/2012 as originally posted (Item #6) [/important]

NON-PROFIT CAREERS DIGEST: JANUARY 30th, 2012

 1. Special Events & Development Intern – Women’s Refugee Commission (New York)(Spring) 2. Funding for Unpaid Internships – SPRING 2012 Deadline: 2/1/12; SUMMER 2012 Deadline: 4/25/12 3. Research Coordinator (Entry-Level Job) – Mass. General Hospital (Boston) - DEADLINE: 3/1/12 4. Link Up with LinkedIn.com – Dartmouth College Alumni Group with 9,600 Members 5. Summer International Community Development Internship – DEADLINE: A.S.A.P. 6. Harris Fellowship in Child Development & Early Childhood Education (New Haven, CT) DEADLINE: 3/2/12 7. Workshop Assistant – View Arts (Old Forge, NY)(Summer) – DEADLINE: 2/19/12 - PAID 8. Global Exchange Fair Trade Store Summer Internship (San Francisco)(Summer) – DEADLINE: 3/15/12 9. Health Research Assistant – Center for Studying Health System Change (Entry-Level)(Washington, DC) 10. Research Assistant (Entry Level Job) – Yale University (New Haven, CT) – DEADLINE: 5/3/12 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

1. Special Events & Development Intern – Women’s Refugee Commission (New York)(Spring) The Women's Refugee Commission advocates for laws, policies and programs to improve the lives and protect the rights of refugee and internally displaced women, children and adolescents, and asylum seekers. Through research, advocacy and technical assistance, the Women's Refugee Commission works to effect systemic changes that have global impact. Deadline: 2/27/2012. For more information, please visit: http://bit.ly/yREUaD

2. Funding for Unpaid Internships – SPRING 2012 Deadline: 2/1/12; SUMMER 2012 Deadline: 4/25/12 Dartmouth encourages you to spend one or more of your Leave Terms doing work which will enhance your personal and academic goals. Grant ceilings vary but may be up to $4,000. For more information on funding resources at Dartmouth, please visit: http://bit.ly/AsdhFK

3. Research Coordinator (Entry-Level Job) - Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston) DEADLINE: 3/1/12 The Depression Clinical and Research Program is part of the Outpatient Psychiatry Division of the Massachusetts General Hospital. This position will provide invaluable experience for anyone interested in pursuing graduate study in the fields of psychology, public health, or medicine. For more information, please search: “Research Coordinator” in the Liberal Arts Career Network (accessible via the Nationwide Internship Consortium).

4. Link Up with LinkedIn.com – Dartmouth College Alumni Group with 9,600 Members Searching for a post-graduate opportunity? Interested in seeing what Dartmouth alumni are doing? LinkedIn.com is one of the fastest growing social networks in the world and has successfully brought individuals in varying fields closer together. Visit http://learn.linkedin.com/students/step-1/ and get started on building your profile. After you have successfully crafted a profile, join the Dartmouth College Alumni group and start connecting with thousands of Dartmouth alumni all over the world.

5. Summer International Community Development Internship (Washington, DC) – DEADLINE: A.S.A.P. The Community Development summer intern will focus on the areas of natural resource management (NRM) and climate change. This internship is with ACDI/VOCA. More information can be found by logging into the Nationwide Internship Consortium with your Dartmouth email address.

6. Harris Fellowship in Child Development & Early Childhood Education (New Haven, CT) - DEADLINE: 3/2/2012 The Harris Fellowship Program in Child Development and Early Childhood Education is a collaboration between the Yale Child Study Center and Calvin Hill Day Care Center and Kitty Lustman-Findling Kindergarten of New Haven. This is a post-graduate fellowship opportunity. Please apply directly through the Liberal Arts Career Network (accessible via the Nationwide Internship Consortium). Deadline: 3/2/2012.

7. Workshop Assistant – View Arts (Old Forge, NY)(Summer) – DEADLINE: 2/19/12 - PAID Interns will receive practical training in arts programming, day-to-day operations in a fast-paced environment, and working with a small, committed staff and dedicated volunteers in a brand new green building. To learn more about this opportunity and View visit: www.ViewArts.org

8. Global Exchange Fair Trade Store Summer Internship (San Francisco)(Summer) – DEADLINE: 3/15/12 Summer interns work closely with program staff on campaigns and programs and are expected to bring some knowledge and experience to the organization. Interns should be able to offer at least 20 hours per week for 3 months, and be eager to participate in all aspects of their department. For more information, please visit: http://bit.ly/AmIQTu

9. Health Research Assistant – Center for Studying Health System Change (Entry-Level)(Washington, DC) The Center for Studying Health System Change (HSC) in Washington, D.C. is seeking Health Research Assistants to participate in research on how the health system is changing and the effects of these changes on cost, quality, access, and service delivery. For more information on how to apply, please search “Health Research Assistant” in the Liberal Arts Career Network.

10. Research Assistant (Entry Level Job) – Yale University (New Haven, CT) – DEADLINE: 5/3/12 The Dept. of Epidemiology and Public Health seeks a full-time Research Assistant that will provide support for a research project that involves bringing an HIV/STD prevention intervention to pregnant adolescent women through a group model of prenatal care in 14 Community Health Centers in New York City. Please apply directly through the Liberal Arts Career Network (accessible via the Nationwide Internship Consortium).

Vigilant Information Session - 2/2/2012

[notice]THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT JESSE.WINGATE@DARTMOUTH.EDU[/notice]VIGILANT INFORMATION SESSIONFebruary 2nd, 2012 at 6 PM Zaleski Auditorium, Thayer School Please RSVP to jenstl@dartmouth.edu by JANUARY 30th, 2012 if you would like to attend.

Positions posted in ThayerLink (https://thayer-dartmouth-csm.symplicity.com/students)

• SECURITY ENGINEER SIEM CONSULTANT
• SOC Engineer
• SOC Operations Analyst

- Open to all majors

Vigilant Inc. seeks innovative, energetic individuals to join our talented and diverse team. We are a rapidly growing and recognized industry leading company providing information security services to a wide range of customers. Key to our success is our collaborative culture, in which our security experts continually strive to deliver excellence to our customers, and build market-leading solutions to the market's most pressing security management challenges.

Vigilant provides on-site and managed services that help IT security teams better defend and enable today's dynamic business by refining and extending the security information and event management infrastructure.

Vigilant empowers customers to more efficiently respond to shifting threats, achieve regulatory compliance, and prioritize protection of services that drive revenue and competitive advantage, and measure progress of the overall IT risk management program.  Founded in 2003, Vigilant is headquartered in the New York Metro area and serves a wide range of global and regional organizations whose mission requires them to secure highly sensitive and regulated services.

Our jobs are open to all majors (Bachelor's/Master's program). We are looking for someone with a passion for technology and information security. We provide in-house training to all new hires to enable them succeed in their role.

 SPEAKERS BIOS:

Alison Andrews, CEO, Vigilant, Inc.

Alison Andrews is CEO of Vigilant, a privately held security services firm headquartered in the NY metropolitan area. Since joining the company in 2005, she has led Vigilant through innovations in managed security services, the development of proprietary tools that enable transaction-focused security monitoring, and the introduction of aggregated threat intelligence services, all of which have contributed to Vigilant's compounded annual growth rate of  93% during her tenure.

She brought to Vigilant over a decade of experience building service delivery teams, developing enterprise software, and formulating security management solutions from the vantage point of business intelligence and SIEM technologies. She was formerly VP of professional services for e-Security (later acquired by Novell), with a track record of 54% annual growth.  She led professional services and partner management at eGrail, and helped restructure the company for its acquisition by FileNet Corporation in 2002. As VP of global education services at MicroStrategy, she held P&L responsibility for a $15M global business unit operating in 10 countries, achieving six consecutive years of growth an average profit margin of 35%. Ms. Andrews holds a BA in Engineering Sciences from Dartmouth College.

Marc Colon, Director of HR and Corporate Recruiting, Vigilant Inc.

Since 1997, Marc has worked for specialized IT staffing and integration companies placing technical talent for Fortune 100 companies in the NY Metro area. Marc joined Vigilant in 2007 to enable the company to achieve its growth and service quality targets by recruiting of high-end security talent, overseeing the on-boarding of Vigilant staff, and maintaining a rewarding work environment that promotes professional development and offers competitive compensation programs.

Apply Now for Community Service Internship for Spring (& An Alumni Mentor)

Want an internship in Community Service -- and an alumni mentor to boot? Apply to spend a leave term as an intern with the Dartmouth Partners in Community Service program. The deadline for Spring Term applications is February 6. (You've got two weeks to put your application in!) The Dartmouth Partners in Community Service (DPCS) mission is to inspire Dartmouth students to join with Dartmouth alumni and their families in addressing problems facing our society. The DPCS program allows Dartmouth students to invest in their civic growth, personal growth and liberal education by participation in full-time, leave-term community service internships. Interns are matched with Dartmouth alumni, who serve as mentors for the interns.

For more about the DPCS program, visit the program website here.

Government/Public Policy Career Digest: January 20th, 2012

 INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Freedom House, Africa Intern Gain experience in program administration, USAID financial rules and regulations, developing grant proposals, and Freedom House methodology. Demonstrate through presentation of her/his educational and professional record and life experience that he/she has an academic background in African issues, experience on the continent, language skills applicable to our program needs, knowledge of human rights, dedication to democratic principles, and career aspirations related to the region. Bachelor’s degree or current college or graduate student. To apply for this internship, click: http://www.freedomhouse.org/template.cfm?page=13.

Middle East Institute, Summer Internship: Washington, DC Internships at the Middle East Institute (MEI) provide students or recent graduates considering a career in a Middle East related field with hands-on experience in a Washington-based, nonprofit organization that focuses exclusively on the Middle East. Deadline: March 5 For more information, click: http://mei.edu/Home/Internships.aspx.

Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI), Summer Internship Program The CEI intern program seeks to help interested undergraduates, recent college graduates, and graduate students learn about the ideas of liberty and help to promote them by pairing them with a member of CEI’s policy, development, media, or administrative staff. Opportunity to research important policy issues and are expected to have strong writing, research, and analytical skills. Deadline: March 1, 2012 For more information: http://cei.org/internships.

CATO Institute, Summer Internship Assist policy staff as researchers; work with the conference department to organize policy conferences, debates, and forums; attend seminars and conferences; and assist Cato's professional staff by copying and filing newspaper articles, distributing materials to congressional offices, and preparing mailings. Take part in regular seminars on politics, economics, law, and philosophy, as well as a series of lectures and films on libertarian themes. For undergrads, regardless of major, recent graduates, graduate students, or law students who have a strong commitment to individual liberty, private property, free markets, limited government, and the philosophy of classical, or market, liberalism. Deadline: March 1. For more information, view: http://www.cato.org/jobs/intern/index.html.

FIRE (Foundation for Individual Rights in Education), Summer Internship Program: Philadelphia, PA FIRE offers a 10-week, paid Summer Internship Program as part of our efforts to educate students about individual rights at colleges and universities. FIRE is looking for intelligent and energetic undergraduates (rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors) who are interested in FIRE's mission and work. Ideal candidates are responsible, focused, and organized, and have an interest in civil liberties. All interns are expected to demonstrate excellent research, writing, and communication skills. The 2012 program will run from Monday, June 4 through Friday, August 10 and interns will receive a stipend of $1,100 per month. Deadline: March 15, 2012. For more information: http://thefire.org/article/12460.html.

Moving Picture Institute (MPI), Summer Internship Program The MPI Internship Program cultivates talented young filmmakers, screenwriters, producers, directors, and others who are committed to using the aesthetic power of film to promote the core American values of freedom. MPI is looking for independent, dynamic, creative, energetic, and self-motivated students or recent graduates who possess excellent research and communication abilities and who have a demonstrable interest in film production. The ideal candidate is committed to individual rights and has an informed appreciation for American liberty. MPI reviews applications for summer and academic year internships on a rolling basis and will work with production partners and interns to set a mutually convenient schedule. Visit: http://www.thempi.org/internships.html.

USPACOM, Unpaid Government Internships: Hawaii U.S. Pacific Command (USPACOM), together with other U.S. Government agencies, protects and defends the United States, its territories, Allies, and interests; alongside Allies and partners, promotes regional security and deters aggression; and, if deterrence fails, is prepared to respond to the full spectrum of military contingencies to restore Asia-Pacific stability and security. Sampling of internships include in following branches: Software Development, Cyber Security Branch, Foreign Policy, Public Diplomacy, Strategy & Architecture. Submit application packets ASAP, identify alternate positions to increase your chances of selection. For more information on positions and USPACOM, visit: https://community.apan.org/pacom_strategic_partnerships/p/studentvolunteerinternships.aspx.

POST-GRADUATE OPPORTUNITIES **Note: There are post-grad opportunities in the "Internship Opportunities" section as well**

The Thomas R. Pickering  Graduate Foreign Affairs Fellowship The Thomas R. Pickering Graduate Foreign Affairs Fellowship Program provides funding to participants as they are prepared academically and professionally to enter the United States Department of State Foreign Service. The goal of the Fellowship Program is to attract outstanding students who enroll in two-year master's degree programs in public policy, international affairs, public administration, or academic fields such as business, economics, political science, sociology, or foreign languages, who represent all ethnic, racial and social backgrounds and who have an interest in pursuing a Foreign Service career in the U.S. Department of State. Deadline: January 30,   2012 http://www.woodrow.org/higher-education-fellowships/foreign_affairs/pickering_grad/eligibility.php

Foreign Affairs, Academic Year Intern The Academic Year Internship is a full-time paid position offering exceptional training in serious journalism. The ­intern works as an assistant editor with substantial responsibility. Previous ­interns have included recent graduates from undergraduate and master’s ­programs. Candidates should have a serious interest in international relations, a flair for writing, and a facility with the English  language. The Academic Year Intern works for one year, starting in July or August. Deadline: February 17, 2012. More info: http://www.foreignaffairs.com/about-us/employment

Freedom House, Embattled NGO Assistance Program Freedom House supports the spread of freedom and democracy throughout the world through research, effective advocacy, and programs directly supporting frontline activists. The Embattled NGO Assistance Fund (ENAF) provides civil society organizations with small grants for medical, legal, humanitarian and other emergencies.  Under the direction of the Senior Program Manager (SPM) and the ENAF team, the Intern will perform responsibilities necessary to day-to-day management of the Fund. Required: Bachelor’s degree in related field. For more information, visit: http://www.freedomhouse.org/template.cfm?page=13.

SUMMER PROGRAMS

American Enterprise Institute (AEI), Summer Institute Program: Washington, DC The 2012 American Enterprise Summer Institute is looking for college undergraduates who are passionate about public affairs, and want to spend the summer diving headfirst into public policy. Fully funded four-week program will help students develop the core analytical skills required for rigorous public policy analysis while introducing them to some of the nation’s top free-enterprise leaders. Students will receive a stipend for $1,000 as well as up to $500 for travel expenses. Apply online at: http://www.aei.org/about/summer-institute/.

DARTMOUTH OPPORTUNITIES

Dartmouth-Oxford Exchange Program, Rockefeller Center Each fall, winter, and spring a maximum of four students can attend Keble College of Oxford University. The experience offers Dartmouth students the opportunity to live in Oxford dorms and during the program to have complete access to libraries, sports, facilities, and lectures. The program will primarily serve government and economics majors. All government and economics tutorials will be approved in advance by the departments and some will count towards the major. Applicants must have a minimum cumulative grade-point average of 3.5. Deadline: February 1, 2012 For more information, visit: http://rockefeller.dartmouth.edu/studentopps/doe.html

Green Careers Digest: January 19th, 2012

GREEN CAREERS DIGEST: JANUARY 19^th, 2012 1. All Ivy Environmental & Sustainable Development Fair – Save The Date – 2/24/12 2. Roving Stewardship/Youth Program Internships – Northern Forest Canoe Trail (Summer)(NH/VT/NY) - PAID 3. Environmental Law & Policy Center Internships – Science & Policy (All Terms)(Varying Locations) – PAID 4. Marine Environmental Research Institute Post-Graduate & Internship Opportunities (Bluehill, ME) 5. Research Associate – Environmental Law Institute (Entry-Level)(Washington, D.C.) DEADLINE: 1/31/2012 6. Green Careers Digest & Other “Green” Social Networks (Web Resources) 7. Ecology Internship(s) – Highstead Foundation (Summer)(Redding Center, CT) – PAID 8. Sierra Club’s Environmental Apprenticeship Program (Post-Graduate)(Varied Locations) – DEADLINE: 2/24/2012 9. Rio Earth Summit 2012 Intern – Worldwatch Institute (Washington, D.C.) 10. What is sustainability? (Web Resource)

1. All Ivy Environmental & Sustainable Development Fair – Save The Date – 2/24/12 Network with employers. Learn about green jobs and internships. Learn how to make yourself a desirable candidate in a trending market. Register for the All Ivy Environmental & Sustainable Development Fair that will take place at Columbia University on February 24^th, 2012. Each year students from Dartmouth, Columbia, Cornell, Brown, Princeton, Yale, UPenn, and Harvard convene in New York City to network with employers and learn about opportunities. For more information visit: http://bit.ly/wkFlJn or email Jesse.Wingate@Dartmouth.edu.

2. Roving Stewardship/Youth Program Internships – Northern Forest Canoe Trail (Summer)(NH/VT/NY) - PAID Want to spend the summer outside? Consider either a Roving Stewardship or Youth Programs Internship with Northern Forest Canoe Trail. Roving Stewardship Interns will complete trail work along the Northern Forest Canoe Trail, living in a tent with other interns, staff, and volunteers. Youth Program Interns will work with children ages 10-14 in a program developed to connect rural youth with their backyard waterways. Deadline: March 12^th, 2012. For more information, visit: http://bit.ly/zzbLp7

3. Environmental Law & Policy Center Internships – Science & Policy (All Terms)(Varying Locations) – PAID Policy and Science Interns assist ELPC’s Senior Policy Advocates, Policy Associates, Communications Staff and Economists/Financial Analysts with a variety of tasks, including: work on clean energy projects across the Midwest and Great Plains, clean energy business development, promoting environmentally sustainable transportation policies and projects, preserving our natural resources and protecting our national forests, advancing global warming solutions, grass roots advocacy work, and special projects. For more information on how to apply, visit: http://bit.ly/A9GA1x

4. Marine Environmental Research Institute Post-Graduate & Internship Opportunities (Bluehill, ME) There are two types of positions currently advertised through the Marine Environmental Research Institute. Marine Education Intern opportunities for Summer 2012, and a post-graduate Monitoring intern available for 8-months from May (dates flexible) to December. For more information, please visit: http://bit.ly/ys1U2d

5. Research Associate – Environmental Law Institute (Entry-Level)(Washington, D.C.) DEADLINE: 1/31/2012 ELI is currently seeking recent college graduates to serve as Research Associates. Research Associates work directly with the 15–20 lawyers and scientists in the Research and Policy Division on research projects addressing environmental and natural resource protection and pollution prevention. For more information about the position, login to DartBoard.

6. Green Careers Digest & Other “Green” Social Networks (Web Resources) Did you know that Dartmouth College Career Services produces a Green Careers Digest twice a month? Did you know that the office has an active Facebook page? Next time you login to your Facebook account, take a moment to like some of these Dartmouth “Green” resources:

• Dartmouth College Career Services
• Dartmouth Office of Sustainability
• Dartmouth Organic Farm
• All Ivy Environmental and Sustainable Development Fair Facebook Page
• The Big Green Bus
• New Hampshire Students for the Environment
• Dartmouth Green Alumni

7. Ecology Internship(s) – Highstead Foundation (Summer)(Redding Center, CT) – PAID Each student will participate in an on-going research project with Highstead's Forest Ecologist. Responsibilities may include field sampling (recording deer browse, identifying and recording vegetation, coring trees), laboratory work (tree ring analysis, soil sieving), data entry, and analysis. For more information, please visit: http://bit.ly/AxEGzU

8. Sierra Club’s Environmental Apprenticeship Program (Post-Graduate)(Varied Locations) – DEADLINE: 2/24/2012 The Sierra Club Environmental Apprenticeship Program is designed for resourceful, conscientious and motivated individuals interested in legislation, media and community outreach as a means of promoting green initiatives. The Apprenticeship is a paid, six month staff position based in one of the Sierra Club’s offices. Apprentices will be exposed to a variety of work experiences including but not limited to grassroots organizing, administrative policy advocacy and public communications while being trained and guided by a team of experienced Sierra Club staff. For more information, please visit: http://bit.ly/fW5Hbw

9. Rio Earth Summit 2012 Intern – Worldwatch Institute (Washington, D.C.) The Worldwatch Institute and SustainUS have an immediate opening for a joint intern to assist both organizations with their preparations for the 2012 United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, to be held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (also known as Rio+20 or the Rio Earth Summit)! For information, login to the Nationwide Internship Consortium (NIC) using your Dartmouth.edu email address (prior NIC registration required).

10. What is sustainability? (Web Resource) View this brief video created by the Bioengineering Group: http://bit.ly/zUcWVF

Marine Education Intern (Bluehill, ME)(Summer) - PAID

Marine Education Intern (Bluehill, ME)(Summer) - PAID The Marine Environmental Research Institute (MERI), located in Blue Hill, Maine, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to scientific research and education on the impacts of pollution on marine life, and to protecting the health and biodiversity of the marine environment for future generations. We are currently offering three Marine Education Internships for the 2012 Summer. These are full-time positions requiring a commitment of 11 weeks (June 18th – August 31st). Current work includes community-based marine education programs, water quality monitoring, and field research on the effects of pollution on marine mammals. MERI's education programs focus on marine life along the rocky Maine coast and promoting environmental awareness and stewardship.

A marine education internship is an excellent opportunity for an individual working toward a career in marine science education or environmental education to gain practical experience in the field. The ideal candidate will possess a personal interest in the marine environment and a commitment to the mission of the organization.

Primary Job Responsibility:  This position will involve working closely with senior Education Staff in key components of the MERI education program, including leading boat and island ecology trips for children and adults, planning and implementing educational science materials for adult and child community programs, assisting with teen programming, and assisting with the day-to-day operation of the MERI Center for Marine Studies.

Job Description:  Assist with the implementation of educational programming, including educational boat cruises, Teens for Healthy Oceans Program, MERI's Summer Classes, Ocean Story Hour, Ocean Video Night, and Ocean Aquarium Room programs.

• Interpret exhibits in the Ocean Aquarium Room to visiting groups and the general public
• Assist with day-to-day operation of the MERI Center for Marine Studies, including staffing the reception desk and the Ocean Room, and attending some weekend and evening programs and special events
• Help maintain Ocean Aquarium, including collection of species for exhibit in the tanks
• Work with Education Department staff and volunteers to reorganize and catalogue the Sea Lending Library
• Compile background information, assist with production of Fact Sheets, Teaching Kits and informational materials as assigned and for an individual project subject area
• Articulate and promote the MERI mission to the public
• Stock and maintain educational program materials
• Set up and clean areas required for educational programs
• Perform other duties relating to the organization's goals and mission as required

Reports To: Education Program Coordinator and Education Director

Qualifications:  Applicants should be working towards or possess a BA or BS degree (Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors are encouraged to apply) in environmental education, marine sciences, biology, environmental sciences or a similar major.  Applicants should demonstrate enthusiasm for teaching science-related topics and preferably have experience teaching science to groups of students, ages 2-18. Applicants should be able to work well independently and as part of a team. Good public speaking and writing skills are required. Applicants must be flexible, able to adapt to a changing work environment, and at times, be available to work evenings, weekends, and holidays.

Knowledge of computer software including Microsoft Word, Power Point, Excel required. Must possess a valid drivers license, and a good driving record. Knowledge of First Aid, CPR, and water safety is a plus.

Time Requirements: June 18th – August 31st (11 weeks); Full-time (min. 40 hours/week)

Compensation: Housing in Blue Hill and a stipend are available. A common house is used, where interns live together and are responsible for cooking and cleaning duties. Rooms may be shared with one other person. Interns are responsible for all travel expenses and food.

Deadline: Opened until positions filled

To Apply: Please state where you found the internship posting and send a cover letter, resume and contact information for three (3) references by e-mail to Martha Bell, Education Director at mbell@meriresearch.org.

Blue Hill Bay Coastal Monitoring Intern - (Bluehill, ME)(Summer & Fall) - PAID

Blue Hill Bay Coastal Monitoring Intern - (Bluehill, ME)(Summer & Fall) - PAID Post-Graduate Internship

The Marine Environmental Research Institute (MERI), a nonprofit organization based in Blue Hill, Maine, is recruiting to fill a Coastal Monitoring Internship position for the field season 2012. This is a full-time position requiring an 8 month commitment from May through December.

MERI is a scientific research and education organization dedicated to understanding the impacts of environmental pollutants on wildlife and human health, and to interpreting this information to a broad audience. Current projects include a marine coastal monitoring initiative and a long-term eco-toxicological investigation of northwestern Atlantic harbor seals.

This is an excellent opportunity for an individual working toward a career in coastal marine ecology, natural resource sciences, or conservation biology to gain practical experience in the field and in the lab. The ideal candidate will possess a personal interest in marine ecology and ecosystem monitoring and a commitment to the mission of the organization.

Primary Job Responsibility

This position will involve assisting the Research Department with the implementation of the Blue Hill Bay Coastal Monitoring Project. Primary responsibilities will include water quality sampling at fresh and marine water sites, phytoplankton monitoring and identification, laboratory water chemistry analysis, invasive species collection and identification, monitoring pinniped haul out sites and behavior, crewing MERI’s green research vessel, data entry and basic data analysis. Additional duties may include assisting with research outreach activities.

Job Description:  

• Conduct in-situ water quality monitoring using a DataSonde multi probe and sample collection at marine and freshwater sites throughout the Blue Hill Bay watershed
• Collect biological samples in the field and identify them in the lab
• Prepare for each field day by calibrating and maintaining field instruments
• Perform lab chemistries and bacterial assays following established standard operating procedures and quality assurance protocols
• Monitoring and recording pinniped haul-out sites and behavior
• Assist with data entry, updating field logs  and lab maintenance
• Help run the volunteer water quality monitoring program
• Assist with preparation of result summaries, reports, fact sheets and presentations
• Be responsible for the education and training of junior interns and students in monitoring techniques
• Articulate and promote the MERI mission to the public
• Perform other duties relating to the organization's goals and mission as required

Reports to:   Monitoring Project Coordinator

 Qualifications Applicants should possess a BS or MS degree in marine ecology, environmental sciences, marine biology, conservation biology or a related major. Marine field and laboratory experience, and basic boating skills are required. Experience with spectrophotometers and multi-parameter probes and a familiarity with environmental sampling methods and statistics are preferred. Experience identifying phytoplankton and coastal invasive species is desirable. Applicants must also be able to work outside in a variety of environmental conditions. They must also be comfortable working on a marine research vessel and be available to work occasional nights, weekends, and holidays as needed.

Knowledge of computer software including Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel is required; photography, statistics (SPSS), Microsoft Access, EndNote and graphics experience is desirable. Knowledge of Gulf of Maine marine phytoplankton species is recommended. Applicant must possess a valid driver’s license and a good driving record. Only US citizens should apply. Position requires some physical activity and applicant should be able to lift up to 40 lbs, walk carrying fragile equipment on uneven ground.

Time Requirements: May - December (Flexible start) Full-time (40 hours/week); additional hours to be agreed upon by employee and Director. Possibility of extension.

Compensation:  Stipend and shared housing in Blue Hill, Maine.  Housing is within walking distance to Marine Environmental Research Institute. Interns are responsible for all travel expenses and food.

To Apply: If you are interested in applying for this position, please state where you found the internship posting and submit a cover letter, resume, three references with the subject line “Coastal Monitoring Internship” by April 1^st to:

Meggan Dwyer, Coastal Monitoring Coordinator at mdwyer@meriresearch.org

Please, no phone calls.

Marine Environmental Research Institute (MERI) PO Box 1652, 55 Main Street Blue Hill, ME 04614 Website: www.meriresearch.org

MERI is an Equal Opportunity Employer

2012-2013 Global Health Corps Fellowship - DEADLINE: 2/17/2012

2012 - 2013 GLOBAL HEALTH CORPS FELLOWSHIP - DEADLINE: 2/17/2012 Positions are available in Burundi, Malawi, Rwanda, Uganda, Zambia, and the USA. For each placement, two fellows are selected: One in-country fellow (citizen of the placement country), and one international fellow (US citizens for placements in Africa; any non-US citizen for placements in the US).

Learn more about this great opportunity by visiting the website at: http://ghcorps.org/apply/info

Non-Profit Career Digest: January 12th, 2012

 NON-PROFIT CAREER DIGEST: JANUARY 12th, 2012

1. Africa Program Assistant – International Rivers (Pretoria, S. Africa)(Summer) - PAID 2. Exploring a “common good” career? (WEBSITE RESOURCE) 3. Policy Analyst Internship – Poverty Action Lab (Cambridge, MA)(Winter) - PAID 4. Special Events/Development Intern – GLAD (Boston, MA)(Winter/Spring) – PAID 5. The Food Trust Internship Programs (Philadelphia, PA) 6. Organization for Autism Research Internship (Arlington, VA)(Summer) - PAID 7. A Career in Music Therapy: Tying Together Interests in Psychology, Health, and Music 8. The New Hampshire Center for Nonprofits (Web Resource) 9. United We Serve (Web Resource)

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1. Africa Program Assistant – International Rivers (Pretoria, S. Africa)(Summer) – PAID The Africa Program Assistant will have the opportunity to communicate with International Rivers' global staff and partners, contribute to print and web publications, and be an integral part of a global environmental and social justice NGO. Deadline is: 5/1/2012. For information, please visit: http://bit.ly/rMLP9J

2. Exploring a “common good” career? (Web Resource) Not sure about what you want to do after your time at Dartmouth? Consider a career for the “common good.” The website, www.cgcareers.org, highlights articles, advice, and an informational job search tool to help you in your career exploration process. Consider a career where you can make a difference in the lives of those around you.

3. Policy Analyst Internship – Poverty Action Lab (Cambridge, MA)(Winter) – PAID The Policy Group at J-PAL Global seeks a qualified applicant for the position of Policy Analyst Intern, under the direction of J-PAL's Policy Analysts. The Policy Intern is a junior-level position based at the MIT campus in Cambridge, MA. The position is for 8-12 weeks, but can be extended based on candidate availability and performance. Start date is somewhat flexible. For more information, please visit: http://bit.ly/rRMQUN

4. Special Events/Development Intern – GLAD (Boston, MA)(Winter/Spring) – PAID Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders (GLAD) is New England’s leading legal rights organization dedicated to ending discrimination based on sexual orientation, HIV status and gender identity and expression. The Development Department is looking for an intern to help raise the funds that enable GLAD to meet their mission. For information, please visit: http://bit.ly/tDjH1P

5. The Food Trust Internship Programs (Philadelphia, PA) Work with a dynamic, cutting-edge food security, nutrition education and sustainable farming nonprofit advocacy group located in Philadelphia. The Food Trust is a nationally recognized nonprofit organization improving the supply of affordable food and good nutrition in the mid-Atlantic region. The mission of The Food Trust is to ensure that everyone has access to affordable, nutritious food. For more information, please visit: http://bit.ly/81Y9Tt

6. Organization for Autism Research Internship (Arlington, VA)(Summer) – PAID Increase knowledge and experience of autism and autism research, gain work experience in a nonprofit organization, and apply academic experience in a real world setting. For more information on how to apply, please visit: http://bit.ly/gcVtRO

7. A Career in Music Therapy: Tying Together Interests in Psychology, Health, and Music Are you a musician studying psychology? Are you interested in bringing together your interests of working with people and an interest in music? Consider a career in the unique Music Therapy field. Learn more about what it means to be a Music Therapist by visiting: http://www.musictherapy.org/careers/employment/

8. The New Hampshire Center for Nonprofits (Web Resource) One of the quintessential steps in the job or internship search is staying up-to-date on current events. If you’re interested in learning more about non-profits in the Granite State, take a moment to check out the many resources on this website. Visit: http://www.nhnonprofits.org

9. United We Serve (Web Resource) United We Serve is a nationwide service initiative that helps meet growing social needs resulting from the economic downturn. Are you involved in a service project that you would like recognized nationally? Are you interested in volunteer positions in the United States for a leave-term? Visit www.serve.gov for more information.

Science Career Digest: January 12th, 2012

SCIENCE CAREER DIGEST: JANUARY 12th, 2012

Internship Opportunities    

Space Studies Board (SSB)- Lloyd V. Berkner Space Policy Internships The SSB is the principal advisory group providing independent scientific and programmatic advice to NASA and other government agencies on all aspects of civil space research and associated ground-based activities. The goal of the program is to provide promising undergraduate and graduate students with the opportunity to work in the area of civil space research policy in the Nation's capital, under the aegis of the SSB.  Note: Berkner Summer Program 2012 is open for Undergraduate Students Only . The Berkner Autumn Program 2012 is for Undergraduates AND Graduate Students). Deadline Summer Program: February 3, 2012 Deadline Autumn Program: June 1, 2012 http://sites.nationalacademies.org/SSB/ssb_052239

Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI), Public Interest Internship Program CSPI focuses primarily on health and nutrition issues, disclosing deceptive marketing practices, dangerous food additives or contaminants, and flawed science propagated by profits. CSPI offers internships for a small number of qualified students in undergraduate, graduate, law, and medical schools each summer and during the school year. We also consider post graduates. Applications are considered on a rolling basis until all positions have been filled. Summer internships - Applications considered in February/March. Visit: http://www.cspinet.org/about/jobs/200801042.html for more program information.

Center for Biophotonics Science and Technology (CBST), Summer Internship Program For a period of 8 to 12 weeks students get involved in on-going research projects in the following areas: Bioimaging, Molecular & Cellular Biophotonics and Medical Biophotonics. Work with scientists, postdocs and graduate students in a real laboratory environment. Interns will spend 40 h/wk under the direction of a CBST researcher. Students are awarded $500/wk for the duration of their summer internship. Deadline: March 10, 2012 Please go to http://cbst.ucdavis.edu/education/undergraduate/research for more program information.

Research Opportunities

Baylor College of Medicine, Summer Medical and Research Training Program (SMART) Unique program designed just for talented, motivated undergraduates whose idea of fun is to spend a summer learning about and participating in headline grabbing biomedical research. Your position is a real job, with a compensation package of approximately $4,000 for the nine weeks. Depending on funding source, your compensation will be all salary or a combination of salary and allocation for housing or travel. In addition to everything you learn about science through research, daily seminars, discussion groups and extra activities, the experience of getting to know the other participants and people at Baylor College of Medicine is extraordinary. Deadline: January 20, 2012 http://www.bcm.edu/smart/index.cfm?PMID=2987

Southeastern Association for Research in Astronomy (SARA), Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) Summer Intern program In addition to observing with the SARA 0.9-m telescope at Kitt Peak in Arizona, the summer activities will include social events and excursions, workshops on observational techniques, data reduction, current events in astronomy, proposal writing, job opportunities in astronomy, and scientific ethics. Participants will present their research, the proceedings of which will be published in the Journal of the Southeastern Association for Research in Astronomy (JSARA, see www.jsara.org). Students who have completed at least their freshman year in college and who will be registered as an undergraduate in the Fall term following the program are invited to apply (note: graduating seniors and more advanced students are not eligible). Each participant will receive a stipend of $4500 for the summer. All application materials should be received by February 3, 2012. For more information, click: http://astro.fit.edu/sara-reu/instructions.html.

REUfest- Research Experience for Undergraduates in Marine Science Summer research program for undergraduates at the University of Texas Marine Science Institute. Student projects take advantage of the wide variety of coastal habitats near the Institute, including shallow bays, hypersaline lagoons, seagrass beds, estuaries, mangroves, and marshes. Conduct independent research projects on the causes, effects and consequences of coastal environmental change. Deadline: February 13, 2012 Visit: http://reu.utmsi.utexas.edu/about/

"Engineering Biological Machines" Summer 2012 REU 10-week Summer Research Program The REU is a summer research program that will fund 15 undergraduate students assigned to EBICS labs at each primary institution: Georgia Institute of Technology, Massachusetts’s Institute of Technology, and University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. -$4500 stipend per student. -Grad school prep, faculty mentoring, professional development and social engagement with other students on campus. -Scientific papers, oral and/or poster presentations at the end of the summer. Deadline: February 15, 2012 http://www.ebics.net/engineering-biological-machines-summer-2012-reu

Scholarships

National Institutes of Health (NIH) Undergraduate Scholarship Program (UGSP) Competitive scholarships to students from disadvantaged backgrounds who are committed to careers in biomedical, behavioral, and social science health-related research. The program offers: Scholarship support, paid research training at the NIH during the summer, paid employment and training at the NIH after graduation. The NIH UGSP will pay up to $20,000 per academic year in tuition, educational expenses, and reasonable living expenses to scholarship recipients. Scholarships are awarded for 1 year, and can be renewed up to 4 years. Deadline: February 1, 2012. For more information, visit: https://www.training.nih.gov/programs/ugsp.

Dartmouth Programs

Three Tuesdays Towards Academic Success In Science Classes Wondering how to study more successfully for your Science Classes? Looking for tools to more effectively learn the material?  This will help you to:

• Develop tools for the most effective ways to LEARN and to STUDY your science material!
• Manage your time and daily structure
• Match your goals and your efforts realistically
• Learn practical skills, connect with your pre-health community, and engage in thoughtful conversations

WHEN: Tuesday Jan. 10^th @ 6pm (Rocky 3), Jan. 17^th @ 6pm (Rocky 2), Jan. 31^st @ 6pm (Rocky 2). **THOUGH an RSVP (to Sarah Berger) for the three sessions is not essential, it will help us know if we have enough space.  Attending all three will give you the best tools! All are welcome.**

WISP Summer Leave-Term internship Info Session Date: Thursday, January 26, 6:30 to 7:30 PM Location: Haldeman 041 To RSVP:  blitz WISP (wisp@dartmouth.edu) College staff and student panelists will offer resources and provide tips and advice on finding the right internship for you! Dessert will be served