What is an Internship? Can any Job Be an Internship? I can receive College Credit?
Internships are typically one-time work or service EXPERIENCE related to the student’s major or career goal. The internship plan generally involves students working in professional settings under the supervision of a practicing professional. Internships can be PAID or UNPAID, and the student may or may not receive academic credit for performing the internship. Once you find the internship lead that you are interested in, contact your advisor, or a professor in your area to see if the internship qualifies for academic credit.
Internships are essential for graduates with limited career experience! The likelihood of getting hired by that company after you graduate significantly increases if you have worked for them or similar co. in an internship prior to graduation. Your academic advisor may know of qualifying companies within your field of study that are offering student internships.
A few INTERNSHIPS are listed here and full listing of ALL jobs found at http://www.campbellsville.edu/jobs
Latino Outreach Internship Company: National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Greater IL Chapter
Location:525 W. Monroe, Chicago, Illinois
Phone: 312.423.1139
Fax: 312.421.4544
Contact Person:Jocelyn Cheng
Email: jocelyn.cheng@nmss.org
Date Posted:Thursday, March 01, 2012
Position Summary: To fulfill the objectives of the grant funded by the Healthcare Foundation of Highland Park to provide outreach and public education about multiple sclerosis, specifically for people of Latino origin living in northern Lake County. This grant runs for approximately one year. Qualifications/Specialized Skills
• Fluent in Spanish and English
• A college student (undergraduate or graduate) in social sciences preferred, or equivalent life experiences
• Familiarity with Latino communities in suburban Lake County
• Ability to work well with Latino community leaders, organization staffs and public
• Ability to work independently from remote location as well as with staff in office
• Available to work evenings and weekends
Physical Requirements (i.e. lifting, visual)
• Ability to self-transport to communities in suburban Lake County and Chicago land area
• Ability to carry printed materials and set up/take down Chapter informational booth
Time commitment: 20-25 hours a week, to include weekends as needed
Salary: 20 per hour, part-time only
How To Apply:Please submit your resume by fax or email to :312.421.4544 or jocelyn.cheng@nmss.org and indicate "Latino Outreach"
Company Summary:The National Multiple Sclerosis Society mobilizes people and resources to drive research for a cure and to address the challenges of everyone affected by MS.
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Disney Professional Internships: Apply Now! 1-2012
Our recruiting season for Disney Professional Internships is underway. We encourage you to visit our website, disneyinterns.com, and apply for internships in which you are interested today!
Disney Professional Internships are available at the Walt Disney World® Resort, Disneyland® Resort and Walt Disney Imagineering. Each of these unique areas of our global company offers students the ability to apply classroom learning while networking with Disney professionals, gaining valuable experience from a Fortune™ 100 Company and having fun!
Internships are offered in a wide range of areas, including but not limited to:
• Animal Sciences • Agricultural Sciences • Information Technology • Events • Human Resources
• Communication • Education • Finance Management • Merchandise• Labor Operations
• Operations/Guest Relations • Sales and Marketing • Engineering • Entertainment
**The deadline to apply for Management Internships is February 17th.
***The deadline to apply for most other Professional Internship positions is March 2nd.
Visit www.disneyinterns.com for more information and to apply!
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• Preparing for Your Phone Interview
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Christian Appalichian Project
Each year, thousands of recent college and high school graduates dedicate a year to post-graduate service. These individuals are not “taking a year off,” they are dedicating their time to enriching communities, growing in faith and serving the poor as Christ taught us. Long-term volunteers receive benefits of room & board and a stipend. To apply, click here