161. CNN.com - Highway Scare Students Start Internships - Sep. 22, 2002 CNN http://cnn.com/2002/US/South/09/22/highway.scare/index.html

CNN Europe CNN Asia Languages Spanish Portuguese German Italian Korean Arabic Japanese On CNN TV Transcripts Headline News CNN International ... Special Reports SERVICES Video E-Mail Services CNNtoGO SEARCH Web CNN.com Highway scare students start internships Story Tools MIAMI, Florida (CNN) Three medical students who were stopped on a Florida highway for a highly publicized, 17-hour terror investigation, have begun an internship in Miami, a Muslim activist from Florida said Sunday. Ayman Gheith, 27, Kambiz Butt, 25, and Omer Choudhary, 23, were driving September 13 to Miami, where they were to begin their internship at Larkin Community Hospital, when they were stopped on Interstate 75 by police. RELATED 'Bring it down' was about a car, students' lawyer says Terror scare men: 'We want our dignity back' She said, they said Florida authorities had been told to be on the lookout for the men, who were traveling in two cars, after a woman reported she heard them make suspicious comments at a restaurant in north Georgia. The men were cleared and released after 17 hours on the side of the road, but the hospital, citing "threatening, ethnic, racial e-mails directed at Muslim-Americans," decided to turn the students away. "We felt that the students' medical education would be adversely compromised due to the current national attention," Larkin Community Hospital President Dr. Jack Michel said at the time.

162. AT&T College Recruiting - Co-op And Intern Jobs Coop/Intern Jobs. student Intern. The AT T student Intern Program is designed for students who would like to spend up to six months http://www.att.com/hr/ur/coopjobs.html

att.com Enterprise Business Career Opportunities College Recruiting ... Job Categories Co-op/Intern Jobs Student Intern You will also participate in a variety of professional development activities such as training, meetings with upper management and networking events. This experience and the skills acquired will assist you in performing effectively once you are ready to seek full-time employment. for an internship. Summer Internship Programs and Fellowships Finance Summer Internship Program Features of Internships Consecutive Internships/Progressive Assignments: Interns receive progressive project focused assignments with clear, written job summaries and challenging objectives consistent with their career goals and current level of education. Career Development Plans and Performance Management Process: This process is developed for each student intern by engaging the intern, the coach (supervisor) and the mentor using the following basic four steps: STEP 1: Self Assessment STEP 2: Expectation/development alignment STEP 3: Exploration of opportunities STEP 4: Appraisal and project review Training and Development: Interns receive a broad orientation to the corporation, the specific business operating unit and the individual work group to which they will be contributing. Developmental opportunities may include meetings with corporate executives, various educational workshops, business operating unit information exchanges, networking events and facility tours.

163. Internship Work Overseas, Volunteer Service Abroad Program, Student Intern Study Directories Unlimited. Specializing in student volunteer work overseas, intern abroad programs and volunteer internship services abroad. http://intern.studyabroad.com/

Multi Country Programs Various Countries Programs Africa Other Algeria Angola Argentina Australia Austria Bahrain Baltic States Bangladesh Belgium Belize Benin Bermuda Bolivia Bosnia/Herzegovina Botswana Brazil Bulgaria Burkina Faso Burundi Cambodia Cameroon Canada Caribbean other Chile China Colombia Costa Rica Cote D'Ivoire Credit for Travel Croatia Cuba Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Dominican Republic Ecuador Egypt El Salvador England Ethiopia Falkland Islands Fiji Finland Former Soviet States France Galapagos Islands Gambia Germany Ghana Greece Guatemala Guyana Hawaii Honduras Hong Kong Hungary Iceland India Indonesia Ireland Israel Italy Jamaica Japan Jordan Kenya Korea Kuwait Laos Lebanon Lithuania Luxembourg Macedonia Madagascar Malaysia Mali Malta Mauritius Mexico Micronesia Mongolia Morocco Mozambique Namibia Nepal Netherlands New Zealand Nicaragua Niger Nigeria Northern Ireland Norway Pakistan Palestine Panama Paraguay Peru Philippines Poland Polynesia Portugal Puerto Rico Qatar Romania Russia Saudi Arabia Scotland Senegal Serbia-Montenegro Singapore Slovakia Slovenia South Africa Spain Sri Lanka Sweden Switzerland Syria Taiwan Tanzania Thailand Tibet Tunisia Turkey Uganda Ukraine United Arab Emirates United States Uruguay Venezuela Vietnam Wales Yemen Yugoslavia Zambia Zimbabwe Text list of Countries Use Intern.StudyAbroad.com to search a country directory for a program that suits your needs. Follow links, graphics or e-mail buttons and request more information!

164. Clark University Career Services Helps students make the transition from college to career through a wide variety of programs, including graduate school advising, resume writing workshops, individual evaluations, mock interviews, internships, and oncampus recruiting events. http://www2.clarku.edu/offices/career/

Exploring Majors Internships Finding a Job Graduate School Calendar of Events Clark Career Exploration Program eRecruiting Office Hours and Location Guide to Exploring Majors Why Liberal Arts? Explore Careers Self Assessment Tools ... Pre-Health submenulinkhere What is CCEP? The First Year The Second Year The Third Year ... Help Clark University 950 Main Street Worcester, MA 01610 Privacy Policy Home Career Services 40 percent of undergraduates volunteer in the community.

165. Cal Corps Public Service Center - Cal In Berkeley Student Internship Program Cal in Berkeley student Internship Program. The Cal in Berkeley student Internship Program offers UC Berkeley students the opportunity http://128.32.51.224/cib.cfm

Supervisor Tipsheet: Developing Internships that Develop Interns CiB interns' housing study is profiled in the Daily Cal. (launches new window) Career Center Article: Internships in Nonprofits: Tips from Employers (launches new window) (launches new window) Cal in Berkeley is sponsored in part by: ASUC Berkeley Alliance Berkeley Unified School District UC Office of Community Relations Home FAQs A-Z Index Give to Cal Corps Cal in Berkeley Student Internship Program The Cal in Berkeley Student Internship Program offers UC Berkeley students the opportunity to learn and serve their community through internships with the local government and nonprofits, and participation in an enriching weekly seminar. The Cal in Berkeley staff works with the City of Berkeley, the school district, and affiliated agencies to develop project-based internships that provide a rewarding experience for students while serving the community through government and community-based organizations. The program seminar seeks to educate students about the Berkeley community. Topics range from exploring the relationship between the city and the UC, to learning about city organization, and learning about important issues facing the Berkeley community. In addition, interns regularly engage in reflection and discussion activities about their internship experience. To enhance their learning experience, students will enjoy a range of community guest speakers addressing issues relevant to each class.

166. College Of Technology, Andrews University Information on the faculty and programs of this department. internships allow students work in companies providing services such as 3D animation, interactive CD authoring, web page design, digital video editing, and digital sound mixing. http://www.andrews.edu/COT/iat

Search About the Dept. Course Listings Career Information ... Contact the Dept. Home Department of Imaging and Applied Technology Career Information: Digital Multimedia Technology Graphic Imaging Technology Photographic Imaging Technology Automotive Technology Mission Statement The Department of Imaging and Applied Technology is committed to the preparation of students mentally, physically, and spiritually, while providing a Christian environment where they can learn technical skills and see the importance of the Christian life. Through contact with Christian teachers who are concerned for their students' success, graduates will leave with the skills necessary to take their place in our ever-changing society and become good citizens, willing to serve God and humanity. The College of Technology at Andrews University Harrigan Hall Berrien Springs, MI 49104 USA Contact this Department Site Credits

167. The Urban Studies Program Undergraduate concentration program involving a close relationship with the city of Providence. Students are expected to work with local agencies and organizations, and summer internships are available. http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Urban_Studies/index2.html

Welcome to the Brown University Urban Studies Department. This page has information on our department newsletters, faculty, calendar of events, and undergraduate program, as well as links to various sources of urban information. If you would like to contact the Urban Studies Program, please call Chris Sonderegger , Assistant to the Director at About Urban Studies Program Scope Revised Concentration Requirments with Course Descriptions Urban Studies Concentration Form Worksheet ... See our selection of CLASSES AVAILABLE FOR FRESHMEN AND SOPHMORES. You will also find a listing of upcoming events, announcements, and other information as it becomes available. The Urban Studies' DUG The student organization, Urban Studies' DUG, is engaged in a variety of activities. Students host speakers, go on field trips, and offer tours to the Brown and Providence community. Urban Studies Concentrators' Study Abroad The Urban Studies Program at Brown encourages concentrators to gain academic experience in cities abroad. Take a look at our Bookmarks!

168. AIESEC Purdue - Work Abroad, International Internships Purdue chapter of AIESEC, the largest student exchange organization in the worldinternships, apply online, events. http://expert.cc.purdue.edu/~aiesec/

Student Resumes Center for Career Opportunities Direct or, at Purdue University, comments on AIESEC Purdue. Read More... Upcoming Events Hey AIESEC! What Are You Doing? Internship Callouts February 17 th th at 7:00 PM in Krannert G-16 Internship Interviews Dates and times will be given by email to those accepted Work Abroad Programs Opportunities for Graduates and Undergrads. AIESEC runs the worlds largest work abroad exchange program, placing students and graduates in the world's leading companies. Work Abroad Member Recruitment Have Thrills, Get Skills. Business, networking, marketing, leadership, etc.. Join the world's largest student organization. Join AIESEC Big Balls Stay tuned for Fall 2004. We've got great food, we've got great people, but above all we've got Big Balls. Born from a Chicago tradition, big balls will pit teams in a grunge match of wit, skill, and all American fun. Softball Extravaganza Global Human Resource Solutions For Indiana Combine AIESEC's HR Solutions with your business. Companies Alumni Find out what is going on in the Purdue LC. Take a few minutes to tell us about yourself and what you've been up to.

169. Alumni Association Offers a number of services including job/career information, special events, and news through the biannual Curry Magazine. There are also opportunities to serve Curry by election to the Alumni/ae Board of Directors, or service to students by offering internships, or by speaking during career days or as a guest in a class. http://www.curry.edu/alumni/alumni_association/

[Home] [Admission] [Continuing Education [PAL CURRY COLLEGE Majors Library Athletics Calendar/Events ... Commencement Curry College 1071 Blue Hill Ave. Milton, MA 02186 Alumni Association Board of Directors The Alumni Association is your link to what's happening at Curry. Graduates of both Curry College and The Perry Normal School are members of the Alumni Association and are invited to participate in all activities. Membership into the Alumni Association is automatic - and for life - and does not require a fee. The purpose of the association is to develop a sense of community and to promote the betterment of Curry College through a spirit of fellowship among alumni and the college community. Enjoy the many benefits of being a Curry graduate and stay connected with classmates and friends of Curry. Involvement in the Alumni Association is a great way to make business contacts and to keep abreast of what is going on at Curry College. For more information on ways to get involved visit our Volunteer page or contact us at Alumni@curry.edu

170. North Star Center Home Page Communitybased, independent learning programs for high-school age students not enrolled in school. Support services and resources, calendar of activities, links to mentors and internships, unschooling community of families. http://www.northstarteens.org/

North Star, Self-directed Learning for Teens 104 Russell Street (Rt 9), Hadley, MA.01035 info@northstarteens.org Home Getting Started Expectations, Recommendations and Hopes ... Links Receive North Star Teens News and Events Subscribe Unsubscribe North Star, Self-directed Learning for Teens: Supporting unschooling teens and their families since 1995. Supporting unschooling teens and their families since 1995. The Problem... Some teenagers don't find school life inspiring. They don't find their studies to be meaningful. They don't have enough time to pursue their real interests. The pace is too slow or too fast. They don't feel nurtured by the social environment. There's too much homework and they are stressed out. They argue with their parents about schoolwork. They are discouraged to be working for the grade rather than the joy of learning. The Solution... The North Star Self-directed Solution North Star students leave school. They embark upon non-compulsory, community-based, self-directed learning programs that include a variety of activities: Independent academic projects Academic classes at North Star Tutorials at North Star Creative classes and projects at North Star and in the community Internships or volunteering with community businesses or charities Pursuing their passions and following their own North Stars in myriad ways North Star provides support for all aspects of a self-directed program.

171. About School Works! A nonprofit organization of local businesses and schools, linking business volunteers and resources with students and educators. Educational tours, field trips, workshops, internships, tutors. http://www.schoolworksbuckscounty.org/

What Does School Works! Do? School Works! is a nonprofit organization of local businesses and schools founded to foster cooperation between the two sectors. It serves K-12 students of all ability levels, educators, employers and employees throughout Bucks County. This community is rich with examples of business/education efforts to bring an array of public and private resources to bear on the critical issue of education for ultimate workplace readiness. However, a need exists to coordinate these efforts into an ongoing, structured process that prevents duplication, allows for more effective and efficient collaboration and serves more stakeholders. The founding objective of School Works! is to provide this coordination and facilitate partnerships between schools and companies of all sizes to help students in school and to prepare them for life after graduation. We link business volunteers and resources with students and educators to meet goals in five general program areas: Student Awareness of Realistic Career Situations Motivating At-Risk Students to Stay in School Curriculum Enhancement Leadership Development ... Staff Training The partnerships are designed to be reciprocal relationships where goods, services and expertise are exchanged. Monetary exchanges do not generally take place. Some of the partnership activities could include: Educational tours / field trips Workshop leaders / speakers At-risk programs Work-study experiences (for students and teachers) Youth apprenticeships Employment skills training

172. Volunteer The County of Orange offers student interns an excellent opportunity to Build resumes; How does a student apply for a County of Orange internship? http://www.oc.ca.gov/hr/volunteer/student.htm

County of Orange Home Overview Volunteer Opportunities Special Events ... Share a Mentor Internships with the County of Orange offer students an opportunity to enhance their skills and explore career options During 2002, more than 575 interns served within County Board offices, agencies and departments. In completing approximately 72,000 internship hours, students assisted staff with special projects, analytical and research assignments, client services, community outreach and day-to-day activities. List of Internship Position Descriptions Why intern with the County of Orange? The County of Orange offers student interns an excellent opportunity to: Build resumes Develop career skills Network with professionals in their field of interest Participate in an experience-based learning situation Explore career options What is the typical time commitment required for County of Orange internships? Internships typically require a time commitment of 10 to 20 hours per week for one semester or quarter. In some instances, a lengthier time commitment is expected.

173. Internships Fairness.com internship are unpaid, but students often receive academic or service learning credits for their experiences during the internship through their http://www.fairness.com/internships/

Life isn't fair... but we're working on it. You are here: Fairness.com Services Browse Resources Search Resources Read Interviews Message Boards ... Log In Information About Fairness.com Contact Us Site Use Agreement Advisory Board ... FAQ Help Out Volunteers Welcome Student Internships Sponsors Donations ... Tell A Friend Internships Fairness.com offers a wide variety of internship opportunities: Writing Internships . This is for both Journalism majors and students who want to extensively survey a broad, fairness-related subject area of personal interest (e.g. business, law, international relations, science and technology, health and medicine, family and interpersonal relations, etc.). Editing Internships . Primarily for Journalism and English majors. Library and Information Science Internships . Requires formal library training or coursework. Marketing Internships . Primarily for Business majors with a marketing or advertising concentration. Unusual Features of our Internships: Online work environment (geographic and time-of-day flexibility). The program is structured for email, web, and occasional phone communications; you can work from school or home anywhere in the country.

174. Department Of Psychology At Fairfield University Introduces students to the content and methods of the science of psychology. Students survey the foundations of the field, learn about statistics and experimental design, carry out original studies, and have an opportunity to pursue specific interests through upper level seminars, applied internships, and independent research. http://www.fairfield.edu/academic/artsci/majors/psycholo/ugpyhome.htm

Undergraduate Arts and Sciences Business Continuing Studies Engineering ... Ignatian Residential College Graduate American Studies Business Education and Allied Professions Engineering ... CT Writing Project Academic Resources Center for Academic Exellence Academic Advice Faculty Search Academic Calendar ... Home Page Department of Psychology Departmental Overview The Major Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science ... Departamental Brochure

175. ITEP Programs - Student Internship Northern Arizona University. Programs » SI student Internship. The Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals of Northern Arizona http://www4.nau.edu/itep/programs/si.asp

Programs Student Internship The Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals of Northern Arizona University through its American Indian Air Quality Training Program once again offers this summer internship. It provides Native American and other students with the opportunity to assist governmental facilities (primarily EPA) and Indian tribes with special projects. Students will have the opportunity to conduct hands-on research at sites throughout the United States including projects covering a wide range of topics such as: Air/Water Quality Community Outreach/Education Environmental Health Information Collection/Data Analysis Environmental Justice Youth Environmental Education As an EPA summer intern, you can: Assist EPA/Tribal agencies with environmental issues Acquire ready-to-use skills and gain actual experience while contributing to a substantive project If you are interested and meet the following requirements: Full-time student (12 hours undergraduate, 9 hours graduate) with satisfactory academic standing Major in an environmental (science, engineering, planning, policy, law, management) or related (political science, anthropology, health) field.

176. Department Of Communication And Journalism - University Of Wisconsin: Eau Claire Resources and information for prospective students and faculty. The webpage also includes information for current students including faculty listings and available internships. http://www.uwec.edu/commjour/

The Department of Communication and Journalism serves more than 500 students as majors and minors, offers majors/minors in communication, journalism and mass communication with multi-track areas of emphases, and is in the process of developing a new media center to serve all of its students. Read more: Department History Mission Statement Ann Devroy Memorial Forum Andrea Mitchell, Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent for NBC News, will be the featured speaker at the seventh annual Ann Devroy Memorial Forum. Mitchell's formal presentation will be "The 2004 Presidential Campaign: New Challenges for Broadcast News." The Forum will begin at 7:30 p.m. in Zorn Arena on Thursday, April 22. Mitchell is chief foreign affairs correspondent for NBC News, a position she has held since November 1994. She reports on foreign policy issues in the U.S. and abroad for all NBC News broadcasts, including Nightly News with Tom Brokaw Today and CNBC and MSNBC.

177. The OAS Student Intern Program Is Designed For Junior The OAS student Intern Program is designed for junior, senior and graduate students at the university level to allow them to work within their fields of study. http://www.oas.org/EN/PINFO/HR/gen_information.htm

The OAS Student Intern Program is designed for junior, senior and graduate students at the university level to allow them to work within their fields of study. The Program although unpaid is very competitive; in order to be selected, students must have at least a 3.0 GPA, a good command of two of the four official languages of the Organization: English French Portuguese Spanish Interns are required to attend a mandatory cycle of weekly meetings with senior officials to provide them with a clear insight into overall OAS activities. REQUIREMENTS Applicants should: Request an OAS Student Intern Program application form Provide two letters of recommendation, one preferably from a professor in the major, the second letter from an employer or another professor. Present a copy of the transcript. Completed applications may be sent: By mail to: Mary Baldwin OAS Student Intern Program Coordinator Department of Human Resource Services Organization of American States 1889 F Street, N.W.

178. KTEH Internship Program Students should have completed at least two semesters of television media courses. internships last 10 weeks or until college requirements are met. http://www.kteh.org/volunteers/internship.html

These advertisements help offset the costs of producing the KTEH website. Internship Program KTEH accepts television production interns during the spring and summer semesters of the school year. Applicants must be enrolled in a college broadcast media or journalism program and be at least at the sophomore class level. Students should have completed at least two semesters of television media courses. Internship candidates are highly encouraged to seek course credit for their work. Hours are flexible. Internships last 10 weeks or until college requirements are met. Call the KTEH Production Manager for an application and detailed internship description, or check with your college internship coordinator. The telephone number for KTEH is (408) 795-5400. KTEH Public Television, 1585 Schallenberger Road, San Jose, CA 95131-2434

179. Home Page Of The American University College Republicans The AU College Republicans are dedicated to spreading the conservative message to all students on campus. Links, internships, and events. http://www.aurepublicans.com/

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180. \\ Screen & Media Studies - Internship Information // student INTERNSHIP INFORMATION. Paulins, Ann (2001) student and supervisor perceptions of the ethical environment of retail merchandising internship sites. http://www.waikato.ac.nz/film/handbook/internship.html

STUDENT INTERNSHIP INFORMATION The details below apply to Taken towards a major in Screen and Media Studies (as part of the BA degree) or towards major in Media Studies (as part of the BCS degree) Course coordinators: Gareth Schott and Lisa Perrott Internal assessment/examination ratio: 1:0 Papers limited to 5 students per semester. The internship papers provide students with an opportunity to encounter and reflect on workplace practice in the screen and media industry. The experience gained helps to prepare students for a career within screen or media. Selecting an internship site Students are responsible for selecting the internship organisation. Occasionally, staff in the Screen and Media department become aware of potential projects, so students should contact either Gareth Schott ( g.schott@waikato.ac.nz ) or Lisa Perrott ( lperrott@waikato.ac.nz ) as soon as possible to discuss the internship topic. Once an organisation has been selected (in consultation with the appropriate staff member), an Internship Learning Contract must be completed. This contract should be signed by the Screen and Media Staff member who will be supervising the internship, and the supervisor at the placement organisation. DOWNLOAD a CONTRACT as a Word document Top of page Expectations The period of time spend at the placement organisation will differ depending on the circumstances. However, as an estimation, 100 hours is indicative of the time necessary to successfully complete an internship. Ideally, the internship should be 'hands on', allowing the student to experience the day to day activities of the internship organisation.

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