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The single point of contact: a health care school-to-career learning model in Michigan is providing health internships for high school students as well ... care workers.: An article from: Techniques by Collette Williams, Cheryl Blair, 2006-04-01 Working to learn: internships for today's social work students.(Report): An article from: Journal of Social Work Education by Bernie S. Newman, Paul L. Dannenfelser, et all 2007-09-22 Student Advantage Guide: The Internship Bible, 1998 Edition (Annual) by Princeton Review, 1997-08-19 Teacher externships - hands-on learning exemplified. (exposing teachers in a internship program for students): An article from: Techniques by James Eppard, 1998-02-01 Setting up a student internship with a university.(Brief Article): An article from: The National Public Accountant by Eleanor G. Henry, 2002-04-01 Student Advantage Guide: The Internship Bible, 1997 Edition (Annual) by Princeton Review, 1996-09-09 Internships give students a sense of the workplace.(around the nation): An article from: Community College Week by Peggy Orchowski, 2005-08-29 The value of internships and co-op opportunities for college students.: An article from: The Black Collegian by Linedda Cates-McIver, 1998-10-01 The Princeton Review: Student Access Guide : The Internship Bible, 1996 by Mark Oldman, Samer Hamadeh, 1995-09 Panel created to study rule allowing law student internships.: An article from: Florida Bar News Internships give Maryland students upper hand in difficult job market.: An article from: Community College Week by Gale Reference Team, 2008-12-01 Student teaching and internship in today's secondary schools;: A key to improved student teaching experiences (Merrill's international education series) by George Raymond Myers, 1964 Advice about internships.(National Student Branch): An article from: Parks & Recreation by Julie Fetters, 2003-08-01 The Imaginative Soul's Guide to Foreign Internships: A Roadmap to Envision, Create and Arrange Your Own Experience by Laura Hitchcock, 1993-06

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21. Home Page
    Nonprofit improving access to health care by developing a quality health care workforce. Site describes programs including career presentations, anatomical models for loan, student internships, and support practice startups.  
    http://www.bahec.org/

22. Student Internship Program: About The Program @ Harvard Green Campus Initiative
    The student internship program has been leveraged by the HGCI to secure ongoing student internships preparing to present Every summer the HGCI secures  
    http://www.greencampus.harvard.edu/sip/
    
    Extractions: @import url("http://www.greencampus.harvard.edu/c/hgci_contributors.css"); HGCI Quicklinks... Home About Us The Course Take Action! Newsletter Harvard's Campus Sustainability Principles High Performance Building Service FAS-CERP FAS-REP Longwood CERP Green Cup 2005 CERtoon 2005 Go Cold Turkey 2004 Home About Us Programs + Services The Course ... Newsletter Print Page Email Page Questions? Maggie Husak Coordinator of Communications, HGCI Since the summer of 2001, over 20 student interns have been employed, trained and managed through the HGCI, working on a wide range of campus environmental projects. The student internship program has been leveraged by the HGCI to secure ongoing funding for a number of new full or part-time positions to work on a range of Green Campus programs. A number of student interns have been recruited by the HGCI to fill a number of new positions. Every summer the HGCI secures engagement from a number of departments and schools willing to sponsor a student internship project for the summer. Student internships are only possible if schools and departments fund them. Harvard summer interns are employed for 10-12 weeks, June-September, 35hr/wk ($12-18/hr) to work with the HGCI and associated sponsors to research and develop new environmentally preferred, cost effective approaches to campus operations. The intern provides his or hersponsoring school/department with 400 hours of research time, and is further supported by the HGCI with 200 hours of project management, administration and web support time.

23. PRSA Detroit - Student Internships
    Internships and other chapter student services. Overview student internships. The Detroit Chapter s Public Relations Internship Program Development  
    http://www.prsadetroit.org/Content/Student/Internships.asp
    
    Extractions: QuickLink PRSA Home About About PRSA Officers Board Committees Contact Sponsors Privacy Calendar Newsletter Membership Overview Application Accreditation Overview Benefits Job Referral Overview Job Forms Agency Match Student Overview Internships Forms Links Contact Us Overview Available Internships Agency PR Automotive PR Corporate PR Education PR ... Internship Form Student Internships The Detroit Chapter's Public Relations Internship Program Development Guide helps profit and not-for-profit organizations develop employment opportunities that benefit both the student intern and the organization. Details include candidate qualification recommendations, tips for structuring a successful internship program and an activity checklist highlighting the kinds of tasks interns may be assigned. Choose a category on the left to see active internships.

24. Research Participant Program: Student Internships
    student internships Postdoctoral Researchers and Research Associates Sabbaticals and Faculty Student Internship — National Bioenergy Center 51006014  
    http://www.nrel.gov/hr/employment/rpp/internships.html
    
    Extractions: This category is designed for undergraduate and graduate students who are enrolled full-time in a U.S. college or university, and who have successfully completed at least the sophomore year of school by June of the current year and plan to continue full-time education the following fall term. Students can work 40 hours per week during the summer and breaks, and a maximum of 25 hours per week for undergraduate students and 30 hours per week for graduate students during the academic year. U.S. citizenship or U.S. permanent residency is required. Resumes accepted as positions become available.

25. EERE Energy Education And Training: Student Internships, Fellowships, And Schola
    student internships, Fellowships, and Scholarships in Energy. Here you ll find resources about National Renewable Energy Laboratory student internships  
    http://www.eere.energy.gov/education/internships.html

26. San Diego Screen Savers
    Assorted 3Dslide show and 3D animated screen savers. Newsletter, contact information and student internships offer.  
    http://www.sandiegoscreensavers.com/

27. Resources
    Short annotated bibliography of some college level Eiffel and OO titles, with information on some software and student internships. Eiffel.com  
    http://www.eiffel.com/educators/resources.html
    
    Extractions: As part of its ongoing commitment to computer science excellence, to software quality, and to the universities of the world, Eiffel Software offers the following products and programs targeted to the needs of universities and students: Ready-made curricula to aid professors in course development Information on textbooks and teaching resources Free availability of the Free Edition of EiffelStudio TM targeted to the needs of students Special pricing discounts on enterprise software for universities that program their courses, research work, university management information systems, and industry partnership work in Eiffel Student internships. Eiffel Software offers University Professors a prepared course curriculum, including a course outline, classroom presentation slides, and video materials. These resources greatly aid in and facilitate the rapid development of effective courses in Computer Science basics, Object-Oriented programming and architecture, Data Structures and Applied Algorithms, graphics, and more. There are plenty of textbooks to help you make your Eiffel-based course a success. Addison-Wesley has a book series appropriately titled "Eiffel in Practice"; Prentice Hall has published some of the seminal Eiffel titles; and other publishers such as Macmillan have great titles too. These books are available from the following retailers:

28. Welcome To Casey Trees
    At Casey Trees, paid student internships are offered each summer for high High school student internships are being offered with stipens of $1650 for  
    http://www.caseytrees.org/programs/internships.html
    
    Extractions: Student Intern Program At Casey Trees, paid student internships are offered each summer for high school students and for college students or recent graduates. Most work is outdoors caring for young trees, conducting inventories of existing trees, and communicating with residents about the importance of trees to our city, our neighborhoods, and to each one of us. High school interns, all residents of Washington, DC, work in teams led by college students with backgrounds in forestry, landscape architecture, community organizing, or related fields. The students work hard weeding, mulching, and watering trees and must be willing to endure full days of outdoor work, sometimes in rain or high heat. The program provides training in tree identification and maintenance, and about the importance of trees to community well-being; reinforcement of a strong work ethic; and opportunities to work with other students, professionals, and community volunteers. High school student internships are being offered with stipens of $1650 for the 6-week program. We will also offer several college interships this summer. Follow the links in the right column for details on our intership opportunities.

29. NZOZ Education - Overseas Qualification Recognition
    NZOZ Education help students who want to study in New Zealand or Australia. We also help with student internships and all student visa needs.  
    http://www.nzozeducation.com
    
    Extractions: NZOZ Education is the division of Neilson Immigration Consultants - New Zealand, in charge of assisting people who want their Overseas Qualification Recognition in New Zealand or Australia. For those who want to migrate to these countries, one of the requirements is to have their Overseas Qualifications Recognition verified by the relevant bodies.  Immigration applications, employment opportunities, professional registration, salary determination, further study, are some of the reasons why people get their Overseas Qualifications Recognition for New Zealand and Australia. We also assist people in enrolling in institutions in New Zealand and Australia for people who are interested in Education in New Zealand or Education in Australia.. NZOZ Education are experienced Employment and Education Consultants who understand the process of gaining Overseas Qualifications Recognition for New Zealand and Australia. NZOZ Education experienced Consultants will guide you  through the process.  You can rely on our experienced Consultants who will make sure your application is tidy and accurate and being the best  for the New Zealand and Australian market that it can be.

30. Student Internships At The FCC
    Internships provide opportunities for interested students to increase their knowledge of the issues and technologies that are shaping the telecommunications  
    http://www.fcc.gov/internships/
    
    Extractions: The Federal Communications Commission offers legal and non-legal internship opportunities throughout the year. Internships provide opportunities for interested students to increase their knowledge of the issues and technologies that are shaping the telecommunications market, while at the same time providing invaluable support to the Commission. The FCC is always looking for bright and motivated students who want to participate in one of our many programs and gain valuable experience with a federal agency. Unless specifically indicated otherwise, all internships are unpaid. However, internships at the FCC may qualify for academic credit from a home institution. While the positions are typically in the legal, economic or engineering disciplines, the various offices and bureaus may have positions in other disciplines available. Internships are arranged by the individual bureaus and offices of the Commission on a part- or full-time basis. Many of the bureaus and offices offer internship opportunities throughout the school year in addition to the traditional summer program. Each bureau and office independently determines the number of positions, timeframes, and tasks assigned to their respective internship positions.

31. Bio-Link Student Internships
    BioLink is a National Science Foundation (NSF) ATE Center for the training of Biotechnologists.  
    http://www.bio-link.org/intern1.htm

32. Bio-Link Student Internships
    BioLink is a National Science Foundation (NSF) ATE Center for the training of Biotechnologists.  
    http://www.bio-link.org/intern2.htm
    
    Extractions: There are many opportunities for faculty to obtain industry, technical, or research experience locally or through national venues. This section provides information about faculty development opportunities in biotechnology and has been organized according as follows: I. National opportunities (internships, fellowships, courses, research experiences) II.

33. County Of Marin Human Resources - Student Internships
    County of Marin Human Resources student internships Human Resources student internships.  
    http://www.co.marin.ca.us/depts/HR/ccvol/interns.cfm
    
    Extractions: Student Internships Summer 2005 Community Development Agency Affordable Housing Intern - Intern will assist the Affordable Housing Strategist for Marin County with different efforts depending on interest and/or area of study. Only requirements are that the college/graduate student is motivated to learn, has good writing skills and ability to research and is interested in affordable housing. Enterprise Resource Planning Experienced Web Designer/Developer Intern - needed to create and maintain a website that will be connected to the County's intranet. You will work as a member of a collaborative team. Content will be provided, with room for creativity on the design. You may work from the Civic Center or from your home, but you will need to be available to come in for some in-person work-week meetings. Basic HTML, or .net experience required. ColdFusion and/or Dreamweaver and/or Adobe Acrobat a plus. Project timeline to be established with team, maintenance would entail about 1 hour per week. Farm Advisor Environmental Education Project Leader - Intern will lead a team of 4-H teen mentors (approximately 2-8 teens).The teen team will lead educational activities for younger members and the intern will provide the leadership for the training and development of the team. He/she will set-up and participate in planning meetings, oversee project meetings led by the teens and assist the 4-H Advisor with gathering evaluation data. Some travel throughout the county will be necessary. Intern will also perform some office duties related to the project. Are you someone with strong people skills, particularly with teens? Have some background in environmental education? Possess good organizational and oral communication skills and have some teaching experience? If so, this might be the internship for you!

34. Working In The UK - Student Internships
    Applications for student internships Work Permits are subject to a charge. A leaflet is available which provides further details of the charge and the  
    http://www.workingintheuk.gov.uk/working_in_the_uk/en/homepage/work_permits/appl
    
    Extractions: How can we help... Please select... I want to work in the UK I want to be a British citizen I am an employer or representative I am a member of the public in the UK I am a legal representative I am here: Home Work Permits Applying for a Work Permit Student Internships ... Help Search Work Permits Schemes and Programmes Your Status About Us ... Work Permit FAQ Student Internships This provision is for employers who need to apply for permission for overseas students on first or higher degree courses overseas to undertake an internship. Before applying you should satisfy yourself that the student needs our permission to work.

35. Connecticut Sea Grant Student Internships
    Connecticut Sea Grant student internships The Youth Riverkeepers Intern Program An Environmental Education Project in Fair Haven Schools, Emily Sprowls  
    http://www.yale.edu/ccws/SeaGrantInternships/seagrantinternships.html
    
    Extractions: Center for Coastal and Watershed Systems Connecticut Sea Grant Student Internships PROJECT TITLE AUTHOR Policy Progress: Moving Forward from the National Estuary Program to the Long Island Sound Stewardship Act Erin Flanagan Instream Flow Study of the Salmon River Watershed, Southeastern Connecticut Emily Levin Hydraulics of Nature-Like Fishways: Velocity Cross-Section Analyses of Sennebec and Guilford Lakes Nature-Like Fishways Laura Wildman Making Way for Terns: Restoration at Great Gull Island Maura Leahy Surface Water Bacterial Fluctuation in the Upper Hoosic River Watershed Elena Traister Assessment of Wetland Condition: A New Approach for New England Salt Marshes Debora Fillis The Birds of the Quinnipiac River Tidal Marsh: Avian Health and Management Michelle Murdock Heavy Metal Concentrations and Transport Dynamics of Polluted Quinnipiac River Sediments, New Haven, CT Beth Owen Community-Based Oyster Restoration: Cleaner Water, Improved Habitat, and More Oysters - How Your Community Can Get Involved!

36. Student Internships
    Internships are a strategic part of the career management process at Thunderbird. Many students depend upon internships to finetune their skills and make  
    http://www.thunderbird.edu/faculty_research/research_centers/ciber/student_inter
    
    Extractions: PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS EXECUTIVE EDUCATION CORPORATE VISITORS ALUMNI NETWORK ... Site Map SEARCH THUNDERBIRD.EDU All About Thunderbird Prospective Students Executive Education Corporate Visitors Alumni Network Case Series Faculty Profiles Thunderbird Case Series Faculty Publications CIBER - Centers for International Business Education And Research ... CIBER - Centers for International Business Education And Research Student Internships Internships are a strategic part of the career management process. Many students depend upon internships to fine-tune their skills and make important corporate contacts. Students can participate in internships in either Track 1 or Track 2, after successful completion of the first trimester. Students must return to Thunderbird for at least one trimester after an internship in order to relate the practical experience to their educational goals. Internships may be one or two trimesters in duration, which extends the length of the program by that amount of time.

37. Graduate Student Internships
    IBIOS 595 General Information on Graduate student internships International students may partake in industry internships but may not be able to hold  
    http://www.huck.psu.edu/GradEd/gradintern.html

38. Student Internships
    An independent internship project initiated by a student who will complete Students who have successfully completed the internship proposal and received  
    http://www.valpo.edu/cjsp/internships.html
    
    Extractions: Course Descriptions ... Useful Links Participants of the Internship Program China Center Undergraduate Internships Participants of the Internship Program Jessica Botello (Business) Thomas Casanova (Business) Monika Danko (Business) Neil Fishman (ICP) David Galik (Civil Engineering) Ashley Kutz (ICP) Julie Maddox (ICP) Brian Schultz (Business) Cengizhan Tasbas Alissa Wetzel (ICP) Rajaneesh Sharma (computer) China Center Undergraduate Internships Basic Description: Specifics of the Grant: The average research grant is 1,000.00 with specific amount awarded depending on the length and nature of the proposed internship project. To qualify, an applicant must be enrolled as a full-time VU students, having completed at least one full semester of course work at VU, and have a solid internship proposal which must be endorsed by his/her academic adviser with the approval of the chair/dean of the related department/college. Normally, these grants are given to applicants whose internship will be conducted in China. However, exceptions can be made to applicants who show strong reasons why their internship projects can be completed exclusively in a company in US but with strong and proven ties with China. The duration of the internship may vary but normally it should involve no less than the equivalent of 80 hours of work in a company or institution.

39. Two Four Month Student Internships Available — CIDER
    Two Four Month student internships Available. CIDER has two 4 month internships for 2 graduate student studying distance education.  
    http://cider.athabascau.ca/CIDERnews/internships2005
    
    Extractions: Skip to content Search Sections Personal tools You are here: Home CIDER News Two Four Month Student Internships Available Log In Members Log In Join CIDER Navigation About @CIDER Events CIDER Sessions Fellows Students Search Fellows CIDER Special Interest Groups Research Research Summaries Project Logs CIDER Press Partners, Sponsors and Related Organizations Contact CIDER Document Actions Two Four Month Student Internships Available CIDER has two 4 month internships for 2 graduate student studying distance education. Deadline for application is August 31, 2005. Our first position is full time, and involves support for a variety of CIDER research and professional development activities. This full time position (37.5 hours per week) calls for at least 3 days a week attendance at the Edmonton Learning Center of Athabasca University. The duration of this internship is up to 4 months, and must be concluded by March 31, 2006. This position pays approx. $2700/ month.

40. Koshland Science Museum - Student Internships
    The Koshland Science Museum, which opens in April 2004, has hired outstanding students from the Benjamin Banneker High School to serve as museum interns.  
    http://www.koshland-science-museum.org/background/internship.jsp

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