161. Welcome To France In India Site About France and its activities in India. Includes information for students about internships in French companies. In English and French. http://www.france-in-india.org/

SEARCH WHAT'S NEW? French government honour to be bestowed on Mr. Govardhan Mehta , New Delhi, Tuesday, 27 September 2005 Euromed Marseille School of Management to visit Bangalore and Delhi , India, Monday, 26 September 2005 to Friday, 30 September 2005 PRESS INFORMATION "Iran Must Work to Rebuild Confidence": statement published by Mr. Douste-Blazy, Fischer, Solana Visit of Prime Minister of India, Dr. Manmohan Singh in Paris 60th Session of the UN General Assembly, address by Mr. Dominique de Villepin France and the United Nations ... French Information Resource Center Where ever you are, whatever you want, We bring France to your doorstep ! Directory of Indian students, researchers and invitees to France Join us and get in touch with other students, trainees, and invitees to France. Register now! Publications Let us know your areas of interest. For more information click here Contact Us

162. Ammerman Center For Arts & Technology: Home Gathers together faculty and students who study and contribute to the relationship between technology and the arts through interdisciplinary collaborations, individual studies, course work, internships, research assistantships, an associates program and certificate program. http://cat.conncoll.edu/

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163. High Schools That Work Summer internships motivate students to select the right courses, internships also give students access to primary jobs — jobs that lead to high wages http://www.sreb.org/programs/hstw/worksite/HSSummerInternships.asp

Search powered by Summer Internships for High School Youths The goal of High Schools That Work is to advance career-bound youths’ academic, intellectual, technical and personal skills. These students are defined as the large number of high school students who plan to work, enter the military, attend a two-year community college or technical school, or enroll in a four-year college or university after high school graduation. By integrating high-level academic studies with technical learning, high schools can raise the achievement of these students. Many high schools cannot provide the in-depth career studies or modern technology and equipment to prepare students for today’s workplace. A well-planned summer internship can meet these needs. Summer internships motivate students to select the right courses, study harder and make learning in high school a priority. Students benefit from seeing real-life applications of the academic, technical, intellectual and personal skills that are being taught in high school. Internships also give students access to primary jobs — jobs that lead to high wages and career pathways — rather than low-skill, low-wage secondary jobs or "youth" jobs usually available to high school students. Summer internships may be offered in any field, including manufacturing, health care, banking and finance, travel and hospitality, communications and construction.

164. Van Andel Research Institute Frederik and Lena Meijer student Internship Program Salary The pay range for the Summer student Internship Program is based on a 10week assignment at http://www.vai.org/vari/program/meijer.asp

Van Andel Institute Van Andel Education Institute Van Andel Research Institute Office of the Director ... Purchasing Frederik and Lena Meijer Student Internship Program Please review this site in January/February 2006 for information on the availability of 2006 summer internship opportunities. The 2005 Summer Internship Program is designed to allow college students an opportunity to be mentored by professionals in their chosen field, use state-of-the-art equipment and technology, and learn valuable interpersonal and presentation skills. There will be 5-10 internships, depending on the needs of the Scientific Investigators. During the internship, students will gain an understanding of research methods, instruments and testing procedures, and how test results contribute to a larger research project. They will assist an Investigator and/or designee in resolving problems in the execution of experiments. Our goal is that they will understand, recognize, and properly perform and record established experimental procedures. At the end of the internship program, students will give an oral presentation about their experience to the research staff.

165. Center For Cooperative Education And Internships General information for students and employers. http://www.unt.edu/coop/

166. OPM - Student Internship Programs With The Federal Government Official US Office of Personnel Management (OPM) information for Federal employees or individuals interested in Federal employment. http://www.fedquest.com/opmrefs/tei13.htm

Back to OPM Document List STUDENT INTERNSHIP PROGRAMS WITH THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT The Federal Government is interested in finding people from diverse backgrounds who have the skills needed to meet its future employment needs. While some Federal agencies have developed agency-specific programs, this internship listing is limited to special programs that can be used for hiring in all Federal agencies. Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities' National Internship Program (HNIP) National Headquarters Washington, DC Office One Dupont Circle, NW (Suite 230) Washington, DC 20036 Tel: (202) 467-0893 Fax: (202) 496-9177 4204 Gardendale St (Suite 216) San Antonio, Texas 78229 Tel: (210) 692-3805 Fax: (210) 692-0823 Web Site: http://www.hacu2000.org Cost: The cost of a HACU internship is borne by the participating Federal agency. The cost covers the intern's transportation to Washington, D.C. (or to the intern's field site), emergency medical insurance and a weekly stipend for participating interns ranging from $390 to $510. Although HACU arranges for interns to be housed in university/college dormitories, interns are responsible for paying the rent. Internship Period(s): Internships are for 10 weeks, beginning in June and ending in August. In addition, internships are available during the fall and spring semesters.

167. Student Internship Program students research and identify their own internship opportunities. At the end of the internship, the student writes a typed summary of his/her http://www.accessexcellence.org/AE/AEC/AEF/1995/sacra_internship.html

Student Internship Program Rebecca Sacra Type of Activity: Independent project Target Audience: Biology I Gift and Talented Biology I Human Anatomy Physiology Advanced Placement Biology II Summary/Abstract: This is a description of a program created to provide students with internships in a variety of scientific fields. Students research and identify their own internship opportunities. Students keep a daily journal describing their experiences during their 30 hour volunteer internship programs. Activity: In this program, students choose a field of science that interests them and shadow their sponsor; dentist, physician, forest ranger, researcher, midwife, nurse, etc. for 30 hours. They keep bound journals in which they record their thoughts and experiences each day. When they have completed the required 30 hours, they turn in a typed summary of their internship along with their journal and experiences to the class and discuss what they learned and how it influenced them. This activity has been successful beyond my wildest dreams! The internship allows students the opportunity to apply classroom knowledge and experience to actual life situations; to see the relevance of what they learn in the classroom; to provide experiences that expose them to science careers; and to instill an appreciation for science and its benefits to man and other animals. The experience of working with a scientist makes students feel good about themselves and gives them the confidence they need to choose science-related careers. Since I began this program, many of my students go on to study science and several now work in science oriented jobs.

168. 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 Newsletters 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.

169. ISPE | Student Internship Program student Internship Program Complimentary Service Image Links to Companies with student Internship Programs. Post Your Resume http://www.ispe.org/TemplateRedirect.cfm?Section=Careers&Template=/ContentManage

170. International Business Semester. Guadalajara, Mexico The program gives students the opportunity to study Spanish and international business in Guadalajara, Mexico. Contains history, program information, internships, courses, interary, photo gallery, links and guide. http://www.mscd.edu/~mexico/

International Business Program The International Business Program in Guadalajara, Mexico is recruiting interested students for its third year. In this program, you will have an opportunity to study Spanish and International Business in Mexico. Students who qualify may also stay an additional four weeks to participate in Internships for credit. Most of the credits earned will apply toward a Degree in Business, Minor in International Business, or toward the International Business Concentration. Previous knowledge of Spanish is not a prerequisite for the program. Many of our students have learned the language while in the program. Internships in the past have been with such business entities as the Colorado/Mexico Trade Office, Intercontinental Hotels, The American Chamber of Commerce, Hershey's - Mexico, and several other firms. Internships will only be awarded to those who are willing to compete for them beginning Spring Semester, 2004. We will leave Denver on June 9th and fly to Mexico City, study several cultural and historic sights, and then travel to Guadalajara for four intense weeks of study in both Spanish Language and International Business. Students wishing to stay on will participate in internships for the next four weeks.

171. PGRP -Internship Program Summer internships are available for qualified undergraduate students Cornell students interested in research internships in plant biology during the http://outreach-pgrp.cornell.edu/students/Internship_index.asp

Summer 2005 Undergrad Application High School Application About Ithaca ... Contact View past years Summer 2004 Summer 2003 It is our hope is that the interns that join us for the summer will not only gain a broader knowledge of plant genomics, but also learn new techniques, participate in lab meetings and scientific discussions, and take away a better understanding of genuine scientific research. With these new skills and experiences, we trust that our summer interns will be even more prepared for the challenges of schoolwork and their future career paths when they return from their time at Cornell. Undergraduate Summer Internships Summer internships are available for qualified undergraduate students interested in plant genome research. Interns will be placed in one of the participating labs according to preference and availability. The interns will be mentored by a graduate student or post-doctoral associate and will work with their mentors on a project related to plant genomics. They will learn the latest in molecular biology techniques, and depending on the lab, may also participate in fieldwork. All students will attend lab meetings, read and discuss recent literature related to their project, and attend a weekly seminar series presented by Cornell and BTI scientists.  Additionally, at the conclusion of the summer, interns will present their research to the other students, principal investigators, and mentors at the Summer Student Symposium

172. Index - North Star: Self-Directed Learning For Teens 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/

FAQs Contact Us Directions Links ... Board Do you think that homeschooling is impossible for your family? Think again! North Star makes this educational approach possible for any interested teenager in the Pioneer Valley Teenage Homeschooling: an exciting approach for academic excellence, personal growth, and community involvement during the middle and high school years. a very different way to live. a fresh start centered on your own interests, goals, and dreams. What does it take to homeschool effectively? : North Star has worked successfully with dozens of single parents, two-career families, and teens who divide their time at different homes. : North Star and the wider community offer many resources for learning. : North Star has worked well with families of all income levels. : trust, communication, respect, and a desire to make it work. If you enjoy your parent-teen relationship and can see it improving even further, then you have what you need to consider teenage homeschooling! The core of the North Star experience: : What are your inspirations and challenges? What have you always wanted to learn or do?

173. Curry College - Alumni 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/

Networking @ CURRY Giving to Curry A Call to Action Campaign ... Home > Alumni Going Beyond the Pomp and Circumstance At Curry College, we’re proud of the achievements of our alumni, over 10,000 individuals, whose career and personal accomplishments are an expression of excellence. Whether working in a boardroom, a classroom, or an operating room…in front of the camera or behind the microphone…volunteering in India or winning the Indy 500…Curry graduates, who can be found in a wide range of professional and personal pursuits. Knowing that achieving excellence in all that you do takes hard work, Curry’s commitment to students goes beyond the pomp and circumstance of the graduation ceremony and we offer our alums continued support through career services and networking opportunities. But the one of the greatest benefits that Curry alums can enjoy is the spirit of loyalty and lifelong commitment to one another and to the College that is such a vital part of our community. As an alum, we hope you’ll keep in touch and stay involved, send in a class note to  Curry Magazine …participate in the alumni association…contribute to the Annual Fund …and come back to campus each year during the Homecoming festivities!

174. NTIA: OPAD: Office Of Policy And Development OPAD often accepts volunteer (unpaid) student interns to assist the professional staff. Interns are welcome for either a semester or longer duration. http://www.ntia.doc.gov/opadhome/opad_intern.html

National Telecommunications and Information Administration NTIA Home OPAD Contact NTIA Policy Areas: Broadband Domain Names ENUM Internet Content ... Archives OPAD Internship Opportunities The National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), an agency of the U.S. Department of Commerce, is the Executive Branch agency principally responsible for domestic and international telecommunications and information technology issues. NTIA works to spur innovation, encourage competition, help create jobs, and provide consumers with more choices and better quality telecommunications products and services at lower prices. Office of Policy Analysis and Development The Office of Policy Analysis and Development (OPAD) is the domestic policy division of NTIA. OPAD is staffed by analysts trained in political sciences, law, economics, engineering, and business administration. OPAD supports NTIA's role as the principal adviser to the President on telecommunications and information policies. Its goal is to enhance the public interest by generating, articulating, and advocating creative and influential policies and programs in the telecommunications and information sectors that promote innovation, competition, consumer welfare, and economic and social opportunities for all.

175. 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 Class of 2005 Graduate Outcomes Job, Internship and Networking Fair 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.

176. Public Interest Law Initiative SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROGRAM FOR FIRST AND SECOND YEAR LAW STUDENTS. The Public Interest Law Initiative (PILI) sponsors a Summer Internship Program for first http://www.pili-law.org/internships/studint.htm

FAQ's How to Apply School Year Internship PUBLIC INTEREST LAW INITIATIVE SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROGRAM FOR FIRST AND SECOND YEAR LAW STUDENTS The Public Interest Law Initiative (PILI) sponsors a Summer Internship Program for first and second year law students. Each summer, PILI funds dozens of internships at public interest law agencies in the Chicago metropolitan area. The program is open to law students from across the country. The stipend for 10 weeks work is $4,500. PILI ensures quality supervision by experienced lawyers at the agencies, and provides a lunch-time educational program. The program seeks to have law students work at and learn about legal institutions serving the public interest, and to engender a life-long participation in public interest law. Student Internships Graduate Fellowships PBI Agencies ... News of Note Public Interest Law Initiative 321 North Clark Street, 28th Floor Chicago, IL 60610-4764

177. Urban Studies 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 Urban Studies Program at Brown University. The Program aims for an understanding of the social, economic, demographic, and political consequences of urban development. About US Concentration Honors Courses ... Brown University

178. 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

179. 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/

Offices at 4 Terry Drive Suite 16F Newtown, PA 18940 Fax 215-968-6192 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:

180. CITO: CITO Research Investment: CITO Student Internship Program Download the CITO student Internship Program information in a convenient, CITO A Division of OCE Inc. s student Internship Program invests in research http://www.cito.ca/ri/sip.html

Your browser does not support script CITO Student Internship Program Overview Guidelines How to Apply Selection Process Partner Responsibilities ... CITO Research Investment CITO Student Internship Program Quick Downloads Application Forms Student Internship Application Form (rtf) Supporting Document No. 1 (Budget) (xls) Research Collaborative Agreement (RCA) (rtf) Printable Format Download the CITO Student Internship Program information in a convenient, printable Adobe Acrobat file. CITO Student Internship Program CITO - A Division of OCE Inc.'s Student Internship Program invests in research partnerships between companies and Ontario graduate student researchers conducting industrially relevant research. For graduate students, the program provides an opportunity to enrich their research and broaden their contacts, creating a foundation for future success. The program offers enhanced investment funds for their research, access to industrial equipment, tools and test environments, and accurate, real-world data. Co-supervision and mentoring by an industrial researcher and CITO provides valuable input that helps ensure that the students' research responds to significant challenges. Both the academic and industrial communities look to CITO to support the development of highly qualified graduate students. Recognizing this, and due to the success of the program, CITO has doubled its investment in Student Internships to $500,000 for 2004-05. As well, we support research opportunities for graduate students through our array of

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