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Summer Internships/Jobs
For internship listings and ideas, see the two web sites below with over 40,000 listings:
- Consortium of internship listings for undergraduate and graduate students, from Undergraduate Career Services
- Jobtrak
Please call 432-8896 for the Jobtrak password for Yale Graduate Students
More Internship Links
- Visit the website of the American Jewish
Committee, (www.ajc.org) for the information
about the AJC Fellows Program. Summer stipend is $3,000
for work in the U.S. or abroad. Broad range of academic background.
- Internship and summer work listings Catapult job web resources
- Summer Internship opportunities for graduate students at the Inter-American Development Bank
- Woodrow
Wilson Practicum Grants
of up to $1,500 to support Humanities Ph.D. students in internships
outside academe. See their website for all information as well as
internship idea and list of winners so and their internships.
Internships
Submitted to GCS
The following are specific
internship opportunities submitted to GCS. (Note that we add new ones on top.)
- Summer
Internship in China Business
The China Business and Investment Center at 900 Chapel Street, Suite 515, New Haven, has a part-time summer job opening from late June through August. The work involves corporate development, drafting promotional materials, and database maintenance. Perfect for someone interested in developing business with China. The candidate should have good phone presentation, and be familiar with basic office software like Word, Excel, and Access.
Please fax your resume to 203-787-7490 attention R. Mark Van Allen (rmarkv@aol.com) or Jim Stepanek (JamesStepanek @email.msn.com). For more information call 203-776-1001/1011.
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Global InfoGroup
An information company in global expansion, looking for interns of high profile who are able to work in at least two languages (we are working in 10 languages!), motivated, dynamic, critical thinkers, willing to relocate and travel (Europe, Latin America, USA).
Positions available: Economists & Financial Analysts, Journalists (Politics & Economics), Marketing & Sales Executives and Ass., Advertising Corp. Act. Managers, Adm. and Executives Ass., IT, Graphic Designers & Layout, other multilingual university graduates.The internship length can vary, according to Global InfoGroup's and interns' needs. We have immediate placement opportunities.To apply, the candidate should send a CV/Resume to:fax: 502 - 362- 6040
For any further information, please go to the website www.globalinfogroup.com . - The White House
Internship Program (unpaid) is now accepting applications for the Fall 2000
session (September 4 - December 22). The deadline is June 23, 2000.
For application and additional information please stop by the GCS office or
call 202-456-2742.
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Graduate Internship,
The Hunger Project
Office of Public Policy & Client Advocacy, The Children’s Aid SocietyThe Children’s Aid Society (CAS) was founded in 1853 and serves over 120,000 needy New York City children and their families each year, the majority of whom live at or below the poverty level. Based on studies showing that one-third of the nation is experiencing growing problems with hunger, we believe that thousands of our families may be living with significant food shortages. The Hunger Project endeavors to (1) identify these families and (2) help them to enroll in a food stamp program.
We are seeking a summer intern to assist the director of the Office of Public Policy & Client Advocacy (OPPCA) to design and implement a survey of 100 CAS families to document the number who may be eligible for and in need of food stamps, but who are not enrolled. The intern will then draft a report analyzing the collected data. This report will be published in OPPCA’s quarterly periodical, Advocacy Notes, and will lay the groundwork for the creation of a new food stamp access program.
The ideal intern is a graduate student, preferably with a background in public policy and community social work. S/he should be comfortable interacting with a multi-ethnic population, have strong writing and organizational skills, be bilingual in Spanish and English, and have a commitment to helping needy families access supports that enable them to move out of poverty.
The intern will receive a stipend of $300 per week for ten weeks and will report to Cathleen Clements, Esq., Legal Director, Office of Public Policy & Client Advocacy, The Children’s Aid Society, 105 East 22nd Street, New York, New York 10010.
A letter of application, writing sample, and resume may be faxed to (212) 358-8935 or E-mailed to cathleenc@childrensaidsociety.org.
- Johnson & Johnson
has
established a summer intern program for graduate students in biological and
engineering sciences. Each internship is located at one of Johnson
& Johnson affiliate organizations. The project descriptions and
intern requirements can be found under the job board in HGS (across from the
computer cluster in the McDougal Center).
The positions are available with the following companies:
- Johnson & Johnson Consumer Products Company (Somerville, NJ)
- DePuy, Inc. (Warsaw, IN)
- Codman, a division of DePuy, Inc., (Raynham, MA)
- Ortho-Clinical Diagnostics, Inc. (Rochester, NY)
- Advanced Care Products (Brunswich, NJ)
- Vistakon (Jacksonville, FL)
- Johnson & Johnson Wound Healing Technology Resource Center (Skillman, NJ)
- Neutrogena Corp. 2 positions, (Los Angeles, CA)
- Johnson & Johnson Products Worldwide (Skillman, NJ)
- Especially
created for Yale Graduate Students
(Position filled)
Special Projects Coordinator
Report to and assist the Health Educator to plan, develop and implement health education materials and some on going programs. Responsibilities include maintaining daily organization of programs, and other tasks associated with program implementation. May be required to field phone calls/questions related to heal education, so experience/education on health topics, though not necessary, will be a plus. Demonstrated ability to meet deadlines.
Organizational and writing skills required. must demonstrate ability to communicate, via letter and phone, with departments throughout the University and Health Plan in a professional manner. Computer skills required, worked processing, knowledge of Adobe PageMaker, PhotoShop, Illustrator, Quark Express and Internet required. Knowledge of electronic transmission of copy for printing also required. Knowledge of scanning equipment and programs a plus.
Work schedule is flexible, Monday through Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., but requires 20 hours/week. Preferably student would work at least 4 days/week.
Position is available June 1st.
For more information or to apply for the position contact:
Sally R. Rinaldi, RN, MPH
Health Education Coordinator
Student Health Education
Office of Health Promotion and Education
Yale University Health Services
17 Hillhouse Avenue
P.O. Box 208237
New Haven, CT 06520-8237
Phone: 203-432-1892
Fax: 203-432-0095
05/30/2000
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