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American
Express Internships and Jobs: American Express is committed to attracting
the highest-caliber graduates to lead and grow our business into the future. Not just academics, but individuals with intellectual
curiosity, passion, flexibility and drive. If you are a current undergraduate
student, you may be interested in joining American Express in one of the many full-time opportunities that exist for rising
seniors. We offer diverse and exciting careers with the opportunity
for early responsibility, international experience, and outstanding personal growth and development. U.S. undergraduate programs
include, but are not limited to: Marketing, Finance & Accounting, Technologies,
Actuary, Project Management, and Card Operations. American Express also offers valuable experience to students between their
junior and senior years, who are seeking uniquely challenging internships. Areas of focus are the same as above, and extend
real opportunities for project-driven work that can truly effect change within our business operations. Candidates who
qualify for a world-class opportunity with American Express will be those who are seeking a unique training and development
experience. They will be innovative and creative individuals, who embrace diversity, take ownership, and seek out solutions. Location: Varies
CNN: CNN is a division of Turner Broadcasting
System, which also heads TNT, TBS, The Cartoon Network, and the Atlanta Braves. Turner Broadcasting
System is proud to offer college juniors, seniors and graduate students an opportunity to learn from the best in entertainment,
news and sports. We offer a number of internship opportunities in Atlanta and many of our other offices. People are drawn
to Turner Broadcasting System because it is an exciting, enlightened, socially responsible company with which to build a career.
Our company is committed to create, build, program and market networks better than anyone in the world. Location: Atlanta, GA and other cities
CobbWorks: Now Accepting Applications for Summer Youth Work Experience
The Youth ASSETS team is now accepting applications for the youth summer
employment program. All youth ages 14-24 are invited to apply. Click on the application link under the Youth ASSETS tab. Print,
complete, and fax back to 678-391-7097.
EAA Internships and
Work Study Programs:
Like the EAA Scholarship program, EAA also encourages and recognizes
individuals pursuing aviation education through a summer Internship program. If
selected, you’ll spend your summer in Oshkosh, WI, in support of the EAA Air
Academy and EAA activities. Duties for interns may range from assisting in
research and filing in the Boeing Aeronautical Library to moving and securing
aircraft and minor maintenance of buildings, grounds and aircraft.
View Available
Internships
Education at
Goddard: The
Goddard Education website contains programs and activities for students and
educators from K-12 through the university level. The site provides links for
students and educators to find the necessary application forms for both Goddard
and NASA programs. Visitors are able to find education sponsored events in the
Goddard service area (Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Maine,
Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampsire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania,
Rhode Island, Vermont). There are even listservs, broken down by states, for
visitors to join to keep up to date on Goddard educational programs and
activities.
Job
Opportunities: Student Programs
These
are links to information about job opportunities for current students who wish
to participate in a student program.
Cooperative
Education Program (CO-OP)
Stay-in-School
(SIS) - (also known as Student Temporary Employment Program, or STEP)
Internship
Programs and Educator Workshops
Hundreds
of students and educators contribute to Goddard's missions through internship
programs. Explore the programs available for middle school, high school,
undergraduate and graduate students, as well as educators.
Application
for all
Goddard Internship Programs
Pre-College
Programs
Undergraduate
and Graduate Programs
Equal
Opportunity Program
Internships
Educator
Resources and Workshops
Emma L. Bowen
Foundation was created in 1989 to prepare minority youth for
careers in the
media industry. The Foundation’s program is unlike traditional intern programs
in that students work for partner companies during summers and school breaks
from the summer following their junior year in high school until they graduate
from college. During the five-year program, students have an opportunity to
learn many aspects of corporate operations and develop company-specific skills.
Corporations have an opportunity to train and mentor students with the option
of fulltime employment upon completion of their college degrees.
Students earn an hourly
salary and matching funds for college expenses. Academic excellence is also a
key component of the program—students are required to maintain a 3.0 grade
point average to remain in good standing. The Foundation staff works closely
with corporate partners to monitor each student’s academic and work progress.
An annual student conference, a community service program and a mentoring
program are also provided to further enhance the student’s knowledge and
experience. Resource guides for both students and corporate supervisors are
provided to maximize the student’s experience while in the program.
This unique, multi-year program
prepares a diverse group of talented young professionals to enter the workforce
with specific job-related skills, knowledge of the corporate environment and a
strong foundation for future advancement. Currently, we have more than 280
active students nationwide and an equal number of graduates. Approximately
80-90 new students join the program each year.
Ernst
& Young Summer Leadership Program
You have
what it takes to become a leader. Ernst & Young can help you develop your
leadership potential so you’re on track to achieve your personal and
professional aspirations.
Designed
to put you on the road to realizing your vision and values, the Ernst &
Young Summer Leadership Program is a one-of-a-kind interactive learning
experience. Over the course of one, two or three days—depending on your
location—you’ll get to know more about our culture, people and practices.
You’ll experience our knowledge-rich environment firsthand, participate in
group activities, forge relationships and network. We’ll also help you build
your leadership, teamwork and communication skills. And once the program is
over, you may be invited for an office visit or pre-selected to interview on
campus.
You’ve
invested in your academic career. Now let us invest in you. Are you interested
in learning more about the Ernst & Young Summer Leadership Program? Contact
your local career center or campus recruiter for more information.
Habitat for Humanity-North
Central Georgia
The intern will work 5 hours per week in
our
Roswell office, acting as the liaison between the Habitat affiliate and the
Habitat clubs and campus chapters that they work with. The intern will
have the opportunity to see how a nonprofit organization is run as well as get
the opportunity to attend the National Youth Leadership Conference in
Chicago.
Inman Scholars
Summer Leadership Program
Preparing Students for Graduate Study and Careers in Public Policy
Explore
Public Policy This Summer at the LBJ School
As we
enter the 21st Century, we are witnessing an exciting and increasingly diverse
cultural, political and ethnic synergy in public affairs. The dynamic
challenges of this evolving public sphere demand a new generation of leaders
capable of forging new directions and approaches in public policymaking. To
make that possible, the LBJ School of Public Affairs has established the Inman
Scholars Summer Leadership Program designed for undergraduate upperclassmen of
all academic disciplines—and particularly qualified students of color—who are
interested in exploring the field of public policy in a graduate school
environment.
INROADS
Internships: The mission of INROADS is to develop and place talented minority
youth in business and industry and prepare them for corporate and community
leadership. Our mission has changed thousands of lives worldwide; yours could
be next. If you've got what it takes, the INROADS Application is the first step
to becoming an INROADS Intern.
Visit:
www.inroads.org: Apply
for an Inroads Internship
INSPIRE; Interdisciplinary
National Science Project Incorporating Research and Education Experience
[Students Grades 9-12 and Higher Education]
[Available: Nationally]The
Interdisciplinary
National Science Project Incorporating Research and Education Experience, or
INSPIRE, is a multitier year-round program designed for students in ninth to
12th grade who are interested in science, technology, engineering, and
mathematics (STEM) education and careers.
The centerpiece of INSPIRE is the Online Learning
Community, or OLC. The OLC provides a place for INSPIRE students to interact
with their peers, NASA experts and education specialists. Through
grade-level-appropriate educational activities, chats and discussion boards,
students and their families are exposed to the many careers and opportunities
NASA has to offer. In addition, the OLC provides the parents/guardians of
participating students with resources designed to help them champion their
child’s education and career goals.
To ensure all students have an opportunity to
participate in the OLC, those who qualify for the National School Lunch Program
are eligible to receive a free laptop.
To be considered for the INSPIRE Online Learning
Community, applicants must:
·
Be entering the ninth through 12th grade when the school year
begins.
· Be at least 13 years
of age or older at the time of application.
· Be a U.S. citizen.
· Have a minimum of a
2.5 academic grade point average on an unweighted 4.0 scale.
· Demonstrate the
desire and the academic preparation to pursue a STEM-related field of study
beyond high school.
· Complete the online
application process with all required documentation.
Members
in good
standing with the INSPIRE OLC have the opportunity to compete for
grade-appropriate summer STEM experiences. The summer STEM experience is
designed to provide hands-on opportunities to investigate education and careers
in STEM at a NASA facility or a Space Grant Institution/University. Each summer
experience, except the Collegiate Experience, will take place at the NASA
facility within the student's service area. To locate the NASA facility in your
service area, please see the "NASA Facilities and Service Area"
section below.
Explorer Experience: INSPIRE
OLC participants in the ninth grade may compete for The Explorer Summer
Experience. Selected applicants and their parents/guardians receive a trip to
the NASA facility within their service areas, where they will participate in a
VIP tour and workshop. The visit occurs the summer between the students' ninth-
and 10th-grade school year.
Collegiate Experience: INSPIRE
OLC participants in the 10th grade may compete for The Collegiate Summer
Experience. Students selected participate in a two-week on-campus experience at
a Space Grant Institution/University. Students are chaperoned by the host
institution where their exposure to college life is designed to improve study
skills and encourage the pursuit of higher education and careers in STEM areas.
NASA INSPIRE will pay round-trip travel expenses for those students who live
more than 100 miles from the college or university providing this experience.
In addition, the college or university provides lodging, meals, supervision and
educational activities. The Collegiate Experience occurs the summer between the
students' 10th- and 11th-grade school year.
Residential Internship: INSPIRE
OLC participants in the 11th grade may compete for the Residential Internship
Summer Experience. Selected students participate in a paid, eight-week
internship under a NASA mentor at the NASA facility within the students'
service areas. During the internship, students are provided:
·
A stipend based on minimum wage for the state in which the NASA
facility is located and a lunch allowance.
· Meals and housing at
a location within commuting distance from the NASA facility, typically a nearby
college dormitory.
· Daily transportation
to and from work and required project activities.
· Have a minimum of a
3.0 academic grade point average on an unweighted 4.0 scale.
· Supervision and
mentoring by scientists and engineers at the NASA center during working hours.
· Interaction with
qualified, experienced and highly motivated professional educators who provide
supervision and implement the enrichment activities and cultural activities
during non work hours.
Pre-College
Internship: INSPIRE OLC participants in the 12th grade who have been
accepted to attend a college or university to pursue a STEM degree may compete
for the Pre-College Internship Summer Experience. Selected applicants
participate in a paid, eight-week internship with a NASA mentor at the NASA
facility within their service areas. During this internship, the student
receives a stipend and is then responsible for making all lodging, meals and
transportation arrangements.
To be considered for a summer STEM experience,
INSPIRE Online Learning Community participants must at a minimum:
·
Be an active participant in the INSPIRE Online Learning
Community.
· Have a 3.0 academic
grade point average on an unweighted 4.0 scale.
· Submit updated
transcripts, recommendations and parental consent forms, and other
documentation as instructed.
Note:
Depending on funding availability, not all summer experiences may be offered
every year.
The open application period for NASA's INSPIRE OLC
occurs only once each year in May. It is advised that if a student is
interested in participating in NASA INSPIRE, they register at https://inspire.okstate.edu to
receive updates and additional information.
KPMG
Summer leadership programs
Each summer, KPMG offers opportunities for students to
develop their leadership skills and gain new perspective on public accounting
through one of our summer leadership programs. These unique programs, offered
at both the national and local levels, allow students to:
- explore
career opportunities with KPMG,
- network
with other student leaders and KPMG professionals; and
- get a
head start on the campus recruiting process.
McGraw-Hill
Internship: The McGraw-Hill
Companies Internship Program is committed to providing college students at all
levels the chance to gain valuable on-the-job experience while learning about
the exciting work offered by our many businesses.
National Space Club
Scholars: The purpose of this program is to provide students
with an
opportunity to experience how research and development organizations operate on
a day-to-day basis. Participants will be assigned to work with a technical
professional who is doing work related to the general field of interest to the
student.
New York Life Summer Internship
The New York Life 2010 Summer
Internship Application Process is underway. The enrollment will end on January 22, 2010. All applications must be submitted
online. The program
provides undergraduate students an opportunity to contribute to our business units while exploring career opportunities at
New York Life. There are limited number of summer intern positions available. Candidates for the Summer Internship Program must: - Be
entering their junior or senior year at an accredited college or university;
- Have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or better;
- Have held leadership roles
or significantly contributed to campus or community extracurricular activities; and
- Preferably be majoring in Finance, Liberal Arts, Business Administration,
Accounting, Computer Science, Communication or Mathematics.
This year, the program begins on Monday, May 24th and ends on
Friday, August 13th. Interns will be asked to attend an orientation and weekly development sessions and have an opportunity
to be coached through a meaningful assignment for the 12 week period. No housing or relocation cost are covered for this twelve
week period.
Applicant Instructions: 2. Click on: Search
All Campus Jobs 3. Click on: Search Openings 4. Type in one of the following in designated field for internship of interest
AutoReqId # 4088BR Accounting/Audit/Finance
AutoReqId # 4089BR Information
Technology
AutoReqId # 4087BR General 5. Click on "Search." 6. Click on small box next to job
title. 7. Click on "Apply to Job(s)" 8. Follow the instructions for "Create a Login." 9. Follow the instructions for submitting your
resume and cover letter through the next several screens. 10. Click "Continue". 11. On Submit Attachments page, click "Continue". 12. Answer all questions and click
continue until finished. 13. A confirmation E-mail will be sent to you shortly. The deadline for applications is January
22, 2010
Project
L/EARN at
Rutgers University:
Rutgers, the State
University of New Jersey, and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF), have
come together to offer an alternative to uninspired summer breaks through Project
L/EARN,
a program that enables disadvantaged undergraduate students from
around the country to participate in a paid summer research training program at
Rutgers.
The program is accepting applications
through Feb. 16. Selections will be announced in early April.
The goal of the program is to enhance
diversity in health-related graduate school programs. Founded nearly two
decades ago, the program has helped dozens of disadvantaged students prepare
for and enroll in graduate school and become successful professionals. This
helps lead to a more diverse healthcare workforce which, program officials
believe, will improve the health and health care of all Americans.
Ten students who are minorities,
first-generation college attendees or who are from low-income families and who
have an interest in health research are accepted each year. In addition to free
tuition, room and board during the 10-week program, participants also receive
three academic credits and a $3,900 stipend so they can “learn while they
earn.”
During the program, participants attend
daily lectures and computer research training seminars, and are matched with
individual faculty mentors to complete a research project. The program also
provides participants with networking opportunities, a visit to a professional
research conference, career counseling and preparation for graduate school
entrance examinations.
SEAP: The
Scientific and Engineering Student Internship Program
We welcome you to the Office of Science & Engineering Apprentice Program (SEAP) Web Site! If you are a student
or even a teacher we have many programs which might be of interest to you. We hope you have an easy time finding your way
around and in case you approach any problems look to the left of your screen for information on how to get in touch with us. National Capital Area Application Deadline: postmarked by February 26, 2010 The
dates for Garrison Redstone Arsenal (GARRED) AL are: - June
1 - July 23 (8 week)
- June 1 - August 6 (10 week)
- June 1 - August 20 (12 week)
Application
Deadline: postmarked by January 29, 2010
The program dates for Communications-Electronics Research Development Center (CERDEC) Ft. Monmouth, NJ are: Application Deadline: postmarked by February 26, 2010
The SEAP office places academically talented students, ranging from Middle School through College
in Department of Defense (DOD) laboratories for eight continuous weeks during the summer. These students who usually possess
a diverse background and have interest in sciences and mathematics work closely with scientists and engineers who act as their
mentors. The program offers students a unique and positive experience in their fields of interest, thus encouraging them to
pursue careers in science and engineering. Most laboratories
require applicants to be U.S. citizen. However, some facilities will accept permanent resident status. In some laboratories,
security clearance is required. The students need to provide their own form of transportation for the duration of the internship.
For further information or other programs sponsored by our office visit the links on the left.
U.S. Department
of State: Internship Programs
Programs for high school and college students in such areas
as cooperative education, fellowships, presidential management, spring, summer,
and fall internships. Visit the U.S. Department of State web site for
qualifications and deadlines.
U. S. Environmental Protection Agency Student Summer Employment
Program: The
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is looking for energetic and highly
motivated students for summer employment.
Numerous opportunities are available within EPA for students to gain
valuable work experience while contributing to the mission of protecting human
health and safeguarding the environment.
Student summer employment opportunities are available at EPA’s
headquarters in Washington, D.C., and at regional office and laboratory
locations nationwide.
The
Student Temporary Employment Program (STEP) will be used to hire most summer
students. Under STEP, students
must meet the basic qualifications described below.
Basic
Eligibility Qualifications:
- You
must be a student. A student is an
individual who is enrolled or accepted for enrollment in an accredited high
school, college, university, or technical or vocational school.
- Students
must be in good academic standing with at least a GPA of “C” or its equivalent.
- You
must be a U.S. Citizen.
- You
must be age 16 at time of employment.
- A
work permit is required for students age 16.
U.S. House of Representatives: Serve in the
Obama Administration as Pages serving in the House
of
Representatives. Working as a team, Pages assist Members with their legislative duties, deliver correspondence and small packages within the congressional complex,
answer phones in the Member cloakrooms, and prepare the House Floor for sessions.
High school juniors
with a GPA of 3.0 or higher in core academic subjects may apply to work as Pages in the U.S. House of Representatives for
a fall or spring appointment. There is no GPA requirement for Pages who work during the summer semester. While serving the
House, Pages live in Washington D.C., at the Page Residence Hall, a few blocks away from the Capitol. During the academic
year, Pages attend classes at the House Page School. Pages must be sponsored by a Member of Congress and be at least sixteen
years old on the date they begin their term. All communication regarding the Page program must be made through the applicant's
sponsoring Member. - How to Become a Page – Page eligibility, the application process, and Page selection.
Download material for public distribution.
- The Page Experience – The duties of a Page, the Page School, the Page Residence Hall,
and extracurricular activities.
- Page Program History – Brief history of the Page Program, photos and artifacts, and the
role of Pages in congressional history.
Summer
Interns
U.S. Senate: Office
of the Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper
Are you
looking for a great place to gain work experience and to take a look behind the
scenes of the US Senate? The Office of the Sergeant at Arms may be the
place for you! The office of the Sergeant at arms provides operational,
security and protocol support and services to the US senate. We help keep the
senate up and running. Past intern placements have included assignments in the
senate Photo Studio, finance, media galleries, and the post office to name a
few. We are currently accepting resumes and applications from college students
seeking full time summer internships.
- Interns
must have completed at least one year of college and currently must be enrolled
in school.
- Intern
assignments will start in late may and can last until August 24th.
- Internships
require a minimum 10 week work commitment
- Compensation
is $11.50 per hour
Please send
Cover Letter/resumes to resumes@saa.senate.gov or fill out an
application in Senate Hart Bldg-142, Washington, DC.
The United Nations Institute for Social
Development (UNRISD): INTERN, GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT, UNITED NATIONS
INSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT is now accepting applications for a three-month
internship position in the Gender and Development Program, to begin in
February 2009 (preferred starting date 2 February).
The Washington Center for Internships and
Academic Seminars is an independent, nonprofit organization serving hundreds of
colleges and universities in the United States and other countries by providing
selected students challenging opportunities to work and learn in Washington,
D.C. for academic credit. The largest program of its kind, The Washington
Center has 70 full-time staff and over 40,000 alumni, many of whom are in
leadership positions in the public, private and nonprofit sectors in the United
States and around the world.
Early
deadline range for Fall 2009 Semester, Quarter and Postgraduate began January
23, 2009.
Competitive
deadline for Summer 2009 Term, Quarter and Postgraduate is February 2, 2009.
Deadline
for Summer 2009 Intern Abroad Programs is February 27, 2009.
Regular
deadline for Summer 2009 Term, Quarter and Postgraduate is March 13, 2009.
Georgia
Secretary of State
Internship Program: Program Information Secretary of State
Brian Kemp is pleased to provide Georgia students with the opportunity to intern with the Office of the Secretary of State.
Interns in the agency have the opportunity to work in one of the agency’s divisions, learning the inner workings of
state government and the agency. Each intern will have a variety of responsibilities, and the office he or she works in will
aim to assign projects that relate to his or her field of study. Interns also have the opportunity to participate in several group activities that highlight the agency’s functions.
At the end of their session, they are invited to a luncheon with Secretary Kemp. Internships run 17 weeks for fall and spring semesters and 10 weeks for the summer semesters. Interns
should indicate on their application whether they would like to work full-time or part-time. Interns are paid an hourly wage. All internships are in Atlanta with the exception of the Professional Licensing
Boards, which is located in Macon. The Office of the
Secretary of State does not provide housing for interns. Eligibility Requirements To be chosen as an intern with the Office of the Secretary of State, interns must meet the following
qualifications: - Current enrollment
as a junior or senior in college, or enrollment in graduate or law school.
- Current enrollment in a Georgia college, university, or accredited law school, or reside in Georgia.
- Earned grade point average of 2.75
Application Process Interested
students should complete an application (located here) and return it by the following deadlines: Term | Application Due By: | First Day of Term: | Spring
2010 | October 16,
2009 | January 4,
2010 | Summer 2010 | March 19, 2010 | May 24, 2010 | Fall 2010 | June 18, 2010 | August 20, 2010 |
Download an Application Applications can be faxed to 404-657-5804, or mailed
to 214 State Capitol Atlanta, Ga 30334, and must be received by the due date. Late applications will not be accepted. Interns must indicate the divisions where they would prefer
to work. If you have any questions about obtaining an
internship with the Office of the Secretary of State, please contact Sarah Beth Thompson at 404-657-4597.
The Institute for
Responsible Citizenship is an intensive
leadership program for America’s best and brightest African-American male collegestudents. Our mission is to prepare men to be exemplary
citizens and leaders. We inspire them to pursue extraordinary career success, not simply for their benefit, but as a platform
from which they can serve others. We are currently accepting applications for our 2009-2010 programs in Washington and New York. See our call for applications. Learn more about our programs and read the testimony of our scholars. The application deadlines for the
Washington program are:
Early Decision – November 7th
Regular Decision – January 15th
The application deadline for the KPMG Summer Scholars program is:
Regular Decision – January 30th The application can be found here.
Microsoft summer internship program. Includes locations in Redmond and Silicon Valley, North Carolina, Massachusetts, North
Dakota, Texas, and Illinois.
Microsoft Summer Internship Program
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