[Hassintern] internship opportunities

Tue Apr 4 09:30:26 EDT 2006

Dear Students:
You are currently registered in the Hassintern and/or allintern listservs.  Here
are a few internship opportunities in which you might be interested.  If you
would like to be taken off the listserv, please go to this link:
http://web.mit.edu/career/www/jobs/internshiplistservs.html
Thank you.

MIT Graduates wanted to work for MIT OpenCourseWare as Department
Liaisons in the Schools of Engineering, Science, the Sloan School of
Management, and SHASS, starting July 2006.

"OpenCourseWare expresses in an immediate and far-reaching way MIT's
goal of advancing education around the world. Through MIT OCW, educators
and students everywhere can benefit from the academic activities of our
faculty and join a global learning community in which knowledge and
ideas are shared openly and freely for the benefit of all."
- - Susan Hockfield, President of MIT

MIT OpenCourseWare (MIT OCW), available online at http://ocw.mit.edu,
makes the MIT Faculty's course materials used in the teaching of almost
all of MIT's undergraduate and graduate subjects available on the Web,
free of charge, to any user anywhere in the world. MIT OCW can be
considered a large-scale, Web-based publication of educational
materials, but more than a publishing initiative, MIT OCW is an endeavor
that is already contributing to the democratization of education and
knowledge around the world. Educators in the U.S. and the developing
world utilize the materials for curriculum development, while students
and self-learners around the globe draw upon the materials for
self-study or supplementary use. With 1264 courses now available, MIT
OCW is delivering on the promise of open sharing of knowledge. As a
member of the MIT OCW team, employees have an opportunity to participate
in the growth of this important education initiative that is having a
worldwide impact and benefits educators and students everywhere.

Position
Description: Department Liaison, MIT OpenCourseWare
Department Liaisons support the publication of materials from MIT's
various departments, as well as building and maintaining relationships
across the Institute. They assist faculty with the development or
compilation of course materials for MIT OCW. This may include
development of new materials for teaching purposes, by working with the
faculty in classes to create content. It may also involve creating
materials for use in digital learning systems such as Stellar or
SloanSpace. For courses already in electronic form, this position will
require the collection and assembly of any materials that are input into
the MIT OCW production process, along with the research of citations and
ownership for copyrighted objects. Department Liaisons serve as a key
link throughout the course site production process between MIT faculty
and MIT OCW. The position also entails other work, such as the design
and implementation of special projects, file organization, site design
and creation, and quality assurance. This is a renewable one-year
position, July 2006 to June 2007, with the possibility of extension. The
salary begins at $40,000.

Requirements
A familiarity with the subject matter in any MIT department, a knowledge
of that department's curriculum, and experience working with faculty; an
aptitude for specific technologies used in MIT teaching (Stellar,
SloanSpace); knowledge of Web-authoring technology and standard desktop
applications; knowledge of other software preferred, such as Latex,
Adobe Photoshop, Adobe PDF, Macromedia Dreamweaver, etc. Experience with
complex project management tasks and tools preferred. Good oral and
written communications skills needed. Must manage time to accomplish job
requirements in a professional and timely manner. Must be
well-organized, committed, accurate, thorough, punctual, and show
meticulous attention to detail. Must accept responsibility for
on-schedule task fulfillment and job performance. Seeking a
self-motivated professional who is comfortable with ambiguity in a
diverse organization. MIT degree strongly preferred.

Please submit resumes to ocw-hiring at mit.edu.
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Junior Web Application Developer

CrunchTime! is searching for extremely motivated and talented college
graduates to join our team.  Successful candidates will work with Java,
Perl and SQL while helping us take our product to the next level.  This
is a great opportunity to make a big difference in a small company that
is growing rapidly.  Named as one of Deloitte & Touche's Fast 50 for the
third consecutive year, CrunchTime! is one of the fastest growing
companies in New England with a foothold in a multi-billion dollar
industry.

Each developer at CrunchTime! has a major impact on the success of the
company so we are only interested in hiring the very best.

Send inquiries to Adam Buggia - abuggia at crunchtime.com

 <<Job Description - Web Application Developer.doc>>
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Interested in internships in Europe?  Check out this website-
http://www.epa-internships.org/email_newsletter/march06.html
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mtvU Digital Media Fellowship
Looking for your big break? mtvU is giving qualified individuals a chance to
work for MTV Networks this summer? and get paid.
For more information and a complete listings of jobs and internships, visit
www.mtvncareers.com
For more information of specific fellowships, visit
http://www.mtvu.com/jobs/summer_fellowhip/
Americans for the Arts seeks summer interns in Washington, DC and New York, NY
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Americans for the Arts is the nation's leading nonprofit organization for
advancing the arts in America, seeks summer interns. With a 40-year record of
service, it is dedicated to representing and serving local communities and
creating opportunities for every American to participate in and appreciate all
forms of the arts.

The Americans for the Arts Internship Program offers undergraduate and graduate
students the opportunity to investigate and participate in the operations of the
nations leading nonprofit for advancing the arts in America. Through a
combination of learning experiences, work projects, and group collaborations,
interns become integral members of our team. Program benefits may include
career support, member services, and a series of leadership discussions with
Americans for the Arts staff. Interns are expected to participate in daily
activities, contribute skills and ideas, and produce excellent work, all the
while preparing to become the next generation of arts, nonprofit, and cultural
leaders.

Qualifications:

Undergraduate student, graduate student, or recent college graduate
Experience and interest in nonprofit administration and/or cultural policy
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Strong organizational skills and the ability to work independently as well as in
a team environment
Ability to establish priorities and juggle numerous assignments at one time
Knowledge of Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Office
Full-Time internships available in Washington, DC:
Meetings and Events/Executive Office
Field Services
Government and Public Affairs
Research and Information
Communications and Marketing
Technology
Arts Acton Fund

Full-Time internships available in New York, New York:

Development
Arts & Business Council of New York
Business Volunteers for the Arts (Private-Sector Affairs)

To apply please visit our website
(<http://www.americansforthearts.org/about_us/internships.asp>http://www.americansforthearts.org/about_us/internships.asp)
to read a full description of each internship and get additional details about
our program. If any of our internships seem like the right fit for you, please
complete all required application materials and email them to
<mailto:resume at artsusa.org>resume at artsusa.org.

If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact me.
Michael Tyburczy
Operations Associate
Americans for the Arts
1000 Vermont Ave, NW - 6 Fl
Washington, DC 20005
T: 202.371.2830 ext. 131
F: 202.371.0424
E: <mailto:mtyburczy at artsusa.org>mtyburczy at artsusa.org
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Radio Disney AM1260 Boston is a 24-hour radio station specifically designed for
a young listening audience (kids ages 6-14) with upbeat on-air personalities,
pop music, and tons of contests and prizes. As a syndicated station, one of
over 50 across the country, we are responsible for local marketing, local
on-air spot, and promotions. We do not broadcast from the Boston location. This
is a unique internship, the experience, while a great one, will be much
different than a traditional radio station internship. It is the role of our
interns to assist in the planning and execution of these tasks while living up
to our high Disney standards.
Internships are unpaid. Local applicants only - we do not pay for relocation,
room or board.
We have internships during Fall, Spring and Summer sessions.
Please send a resume and cover letter to Craig Matarazzo, Promotions Manager at
Abbie.J.Reis at abc.com.
Position Description:
1.	Executing promotions at local businesses
2.	Learning how to set up a DJ system
3.	Becoming comfortable on the mic at events
4.	Understanding how and what to pack for an event
5.	Interacting with children and parents on site
6.	Running games for small and large crowds of guests
7.	Appreciating the Disney traditions and values (strong work ethic, respect,
independence, etc.)
8.	Production assistance and possible voice work
9.	Working with clients on site and on the telephone
10.	Shadowing Marketing Managers on sales calls/meetings
11.	Writing spots for the radio
12.	Creating production orders and broadcast orders
There is an endless list of opportunities and learning experiences with Radio
Disney! Student must submit RESUME & COVER LETTER.
Indicate that you learned of our internship position through the Rising Star
Internships web site.
Contact Information
Abbie J Reis
Promotions Manager
226 Lincoln Street
Allston, MA 02134
USA
Telephone: 617-787-0146 x101
Fax: 617-787-1236
URL: radiodisney.com/wmkiam1260
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The Washington Center
The Washington Center works with 500 colleges and universities and has over
33,000 alumni in leadership positions throughout the U.S. and other countries.
TWC guarantees all students furnished housing - typically in attractive and
conveniently-located high-rise apartment buildings in Northern Virginia. Over
80% of students receive financial assistance which offsets in whole or part
their tuition and housing costs for the program. The program operates
year-round, with fall and spring semesters and a summer term, as well as
quarter terms.
Position Description: The Washington Center (TWC) offers college and university
students in all major fields substantive internships in fields of their choice,
as well as academic coursework and related activities. Placements are tailored
to students' interests and may be with the governmental, business, nonprofit,
or international organizations. Students typically receive a full semester's or
term's worth of credit from their home institutions - and gain invaluable
real-world work experience that substantially strengthens their chances in the
competition for jobs or graduate and professional school admission.
Requirements:
?	Be enrolled in an accredited college or university as a second semester
sophomore or above during the term of your internship. Graduate students
receiving credit are also eligible.
?	Maintain a grade point average of at least 2.75 on a 4.0 scale. If your GPA
is below 2.75 you need a third recommendation letter. Higher GPAs (minimum 3.0)
may be required for federal agencies such as the U.S. Departments of Justice and
State, the U.S. Attorney's Office, and the Cable News Network (CNN).
?	Receive academic credit from your college or university for your
participation in the Internship Program. The Washington Center does not grant
academic credit.
?	Receive the endorsement of your campus liaison, or, if your institution does
not have a campus liaison, the endorsement of a faculty sponsor. You must see
this person BEFORE your begin your application. If you are unsure who this
person is, please email info at twc.edu.

LOCATION: Washington, DC USA
SALARY: Varies depending on internship agency.
STIPEND: Varies depending on internship agency.
TUITION ASSISTANCE: Varies depending on home institution.
COLLEGE CREDITS: Yes
APPLICATION DEADLINE: Visit: www.twc.edu/students/deadlines.shtml
APPLICATION PROCESS: Online application available at
http://www.twc.edu/students/how_to_apply.shtml
Components include:
?	Personal information, academic information
?	Internship request statement
?	Issues essay
?	Resume
?	Emergency contact info
?	Official transcript
?	Two letters of recommendation
?	Approval of campus liaison or sponsor

Indicate that you learned of our internship position through the Rising Star
Internships web site.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Sara Clement
Program Coordinator, Institutional Relations
2301 M Street, NW, 5th Floor
Washington, D.C.
Telephone: 202 336 7570
Fax: 202 336 7609
URL: www.twc.edu
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Public Technology Institute
Technology Interns
Organization Profile: The Public Technology Institute is a national member
supported organization based in Washington, DC. As the only technology
organization created by and for cities and counties, PTI works with a core
network of leading local government officials? the PTI membership ? to
create technology research, best practices, consultancies, and pilots, to
promote development initiatives and enhance educational programming. Officials
from PTI member governments participate in Councils and Forums that address
specific technology areas. Through partnerships with the technology industry,
federal agencies, and other governmental organizations, PTI shares the results
of these activities and the expertise of its members with the broader audience
of the more than 30,000 cities and counties across the United States.
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Position Description: The Technology Internship offers college students a chance
to participate in a well-structured learning experience and to develop insights
and understanding into the utilization of technology to address major issues
and challenges confronting local governments. Technology Internships enable
Interns to integrate academic knowledge with practical applications in a
government environment.
The position is located in Washington, DC in the office of a national non-profit
technology research and development organization. The organization offers full
and part-time internships in the fall, spring and summer for motivated students
at both the undergraduate and graduate level. Internships provides as excellent
opportunity for aspiring students to acquire hands-on learning experience in
various dimensions of public sector technology implementations and policy and
to gain a unique view of the functioning of a non-profit technology institute.
Intern activities may include research, analysis, report writing and
administrative task relating to current projects, outreach and support of
collaborations with technology companies and the coordination of events such as
workshops, seminars, surveys and documentation of pilot demonstrations. These
task and activities will result such products as:
?	Authorship and publication of white papers and background issues briefs ?
Development of educational workshops and professional development seminars for
local government employees
?	Research reports
?	Facilitation of meetings and projects involving local government officials
and technology company representatives
?	Development of systems and models that enhance organization management
Technology Interns will assist senior management with identifying, analyzing and
documenting technology innovations and applications in cities and counties
throughout the country in the areas of telecommunications, information
technology, transportation, energy, environment, homeland security, citizen
participation and communication and related areas.

Location: Washington, DC
Sectors: Government
Research: Please submit resume and coverletter to lgoodwin at pti.org.
Indicate that you learned of our internship position through the Rising Star
Internships web site.
Contact Information
Laura Goodwin
Membership/Marketing Director
1301 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Suite 800
Washington, DC 20004
USA
URL: www.pti.org
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The Prejudice Institute
ORGANIZATION PROFILE: The Prejudice Institute is a "think tank" which focuses on
all issues of group prejudice, discrimination, hate crimes, ethnoviolence, and
social policy. Our programs encompass race, religion, ethnicity, nationality,
gender, sexual orientation, disability, and deviance. We do policy research on
these issues, publish a bimonthly newsletter, and provide organizational
consultations, seminars, and workshops.
Position Description:  Interns have the opportunity to work directly with the
Institute's director, as well as with other interns and our network of
consultants. While the projects vary, internships are 8 to 12 hours on a
flexible schedule. Of that time, one-quarter is asigned to office routines and
three-quarters to research, writing, design, or administrative problems. Here's
a capsule version:
Research--Assist at all levels of ongoing research projects and/or the
initiation of new projects. The research is basically sociological and social
psychological in orientation and applied in perspective. Interns will have the
opportunity to learn about research design, interviewing and questionaire
construction as well as data analysis. We also do archival and library
research, content analyses, and maintain an extensive file on discrimination
and ethnoviolence.
Graphic Design--We maintain a website (www.prejudiceinstitute.org), publish a
bimonthly newsletter, and we produce regular reports and brochures.
Opportunities here include desktop publishing, design, editing and writing.
Administrative--For students who want to learn how a small nonprofit
organization works, we can easily provide the full range of opportunities and
experiences.
Writing--For journalism, writing, and public relations majors, you can join us
in the production of our bimonthly newsletter and in a variety of other writing
projects.
All internships are tailored to your specific talents and goals. You can look
forward to an intensive experience not only in skills learning, but also in a
solid learning of the issues of race/ethnic and other intergroup relations in
the U.S. today.

Location: Baltimore, MD USA
Sectors:
Social Sciences
Writing
  Send us a letter describing your interests and past experiences, your
scholastic accomplishments,work experience, special skills, including your
level of computer literacy. A sample of your work would be appreciated. Include
your e-mail and phone, the best time to call,and we will respond to set up an
in-person or telephone interview.
Indicate that you learned of our internship position through the Rising Star
Internships web site.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Howard J. Ehrlich
Executive Director
2743 Maryland Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21218
USA
Telephone: 410.366.9654
Fax: 410.243.6987 (call first)
URL: www.prejudiceinstitute.org
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Agora Publishing
Research Internship

Organization Profile: Agora is an international publisher of financial, travel,
and health newsletters. Headquartered in the Mt. Vernon area of Baltimore,
Agora operates out of five historic mansions. Each of Agora's divisions are
managed by group publishers who direct editorial and marketing activities.
About 250 employees bring their talents to Agora every day.
Position Description: We're looking for eager people who can do fast and
detailed research. The most successful interns have an interest in marketing,
writing, editing, advertising, human resources, or graphic design. Must be
energetic, analytical, work well under deadlines, and are able to juggle many
projects.
Location: Baltimore, MD USA
SECTORS:
Research
Writing
Marketing
Human Resources
Graphic Design
Editing
Advertising
 Applicants may apply by e-mail, fax, or mail. Indicate that you learned of our
internship position through the Rising Star Internships web site.

Indicate that you learned of our internship position through the Rising Star
Internships web site.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Elizabeth Zepp
Internship Coordinator
14 W. Mt. Vernon Place
Baltimore, Maryland 21201
USA
Fax: 410-783-8455