This summer, 200 interns will participate in the Everett Program to help further the mission of over 65 non-profit organizations in Washington, DC and New York City. This paid ($280/week), 10-week summer internship is perfect for students of all degree interests as there are a variety of positions available.
Deadlines are fast approaching— now is the time to inform your students about this opportunity! All details, including exact deadline dates and application instructions, can be found on our website at: www.everettinternships.org.
A sampling of the organizations that participate in the Everett Internship Program:
Alliance for Justice
Child Welfare League of America
Co-op America
Human Rights Watch
International Center for Journalists
Legal Momentum
Natural Resources Defense Council
National Women’s Health Network
Teach for America
Physicians for Social Responsibility
Public Citizen
Urban Justice Center
…and many more!
Posted by Nigel Marriner on February 25, 2008 in Career Opportunities
Meet with employers and industry leaders who are recruiting UB students!!
Career Services invites you to join the CareerFest Luncheon, on Thursday, February 28, 2008 in the Center for the Arts from noon - 1:30 p.m. There are currently 114 employers scheduled to attend with a wide variety of career fields and opportunities represented.
Juniors and Seniors interested in internships or post graduation career opportunities are encouraged to attend.
A list of participating employers and job listings may be viewed at the Career Services website at www.ub-careers.buffalo.edu
If interested please RSVP by February 20th to Wayne Porterfield at wp9@buffalo.edu or 645-2232 ext 130.Please indicate if you require a vegetarian meal choice.A limited number of spaces are available.
Momentive Performance Materials will be on campus for the Spring Career Fair on Thursday, February 28, 2008 and will be interviewing for full time positions for May 2008 graduates on Friday, February 29, 2008. If you are interested in manufacturing engineering or EHS roles in the Albany, New York or Parkersburg, West Virginia areas, then you should contact Jennifer Stanton (VCP Engineer) at the Career fair. All of the positions they are hiring for can be found at the following web site: www.momentive.com
Posted by jdudek on February 11, 2008 in Career Opportunities
CareerFEST
“Our largest fair of the semester!”
All Majors
120+ employers local and national
Jobs and Internships!
February 28, 2008
3:00 pm - 6:30 pm
Alumni Arena, Main Gym
See employers coming to the fair: www.ub-careers.buffalo.edu/students.shtml - Log in to BullsEye!
Summer Jobs Fair
March 5, 2008
11:30 am - 1:30 pm
Student Union Lobby
Attend the Summer Jobs Fair if you are interested in positions at camps, not-for-profits, in restaurants/hospitality, retail and more!
See employers coming to the fair:
www.ub-careers.buffalo.edu/students.shtml -Log in to BullsEye!
Human Services Fair
March 4, 2008
5:30 - 7:00 pm
Student Union
Meet with Human Services Representatives from Agencies around WNY.
When: Friday, Feb 15th at 1:00pm (meet at the Academies office in 17 Norton, transportation will be provided to Praxair)
Description: Praxair is a worldwide leader in engineering and research. The trip to the facility in Tonawanda, NY is a showcase of Praxair’s National Logistics Center. The Tonawanda location is not only a site of engineering and systems innovation, but is also a corporate headquarters. The tour will include a brief presentation on Praxair’s R&D work, a tour of their labs to see test equipment, and time for Q&A. The tour will also discuss internship possibilities and the value of these opportunities.
Space for this event is limited and Transportation is available. To reserve a spot contact Chris Piotrowski at 645-8176, or email at cmp26@buffalo.edu
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The Politics & Journalism Semester is a non-partisan, non-ideological program to teach the next generation of political reporters about politics. From students nominated by over 50 participating universities and direct applicants from other schools, we select 12 or 13 talented college journalists for Winter/Spring (February to May) and Fall (September to December) classes each year. We have no summer program.During 16 weeks in Washington, students work full-time in major news bureaus. Twice a week, they gather for the major purpose of the program: 90-minute seminars on campaign, governance and interest group politics.
http://www.wcpj.org
I was an honors student from 1999 to 2004 and I work for Syracuse Research Corporation (http://www.syrres.com). If you could please send out a notification to honors students with backgrounds in computer science and related research that we at SRC are looking for promising individuals for intern/co-op and full-time positions areas such as cyber and personnel security, natural language processing, social network analysis, and advanced algorithms, I would appreciate it. Those areas I mentioned are related to my field of study, but there are many other opportunities in signal analysis and more general computer science disciplines, as well.
They can forward their resumes to me at msweeney@syrres.com or to Mark Ruzekowitz (MarkR@syrres.com) (one of our HR representatives for the Information Science and Engineering division).
Mark Sweeney
The Student Conservation Association
For 50 years, SCA members have been protecting our parks and restoring our environment as rangers, researchers, educators, and more.
The World is Calling.
Wednesday October 3rd
4:00 - 4:30 p.m. Information Session
12 Capen Hall
Guest Speaker and SCA Alumna - Maya Tarter
Learn about environmental internship opportunities nationwide where you can get hands-on conservation experience in the field while giving something back to the world.
Come hear Maya’s story and learn how you can get involved!
http://www.thesca.org/
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