Asian
Pacific American Islander American Public Affairs Community Education Foundation
(APAPA-CEF)
California
State Capitol Summer Internship Program
APAPA INTERNSHIP
The Asian Pacific
Islander American Public Affairs Association - Community Education Foundation
(APAPA-CEF) will award up to 10 internships for Asian Pacific American college
and college bound students to better understand California state and local government
and develop leadership. Students selected for an APAPA internship will be awarded
a $1000 scholarship from the partnership of APAPA and Ronald McDonald House Charities
Scholarship Program (RMHC/ASIA). Each student awarded an internship must spend
a minimum of 15 hours a week during summer 2005 working for a legislature or government
in Sacramento, California.
Deadline is April 1, 2005.
Sacramento
County Planning Department
Paid
Internships*
The Sacramento County Planning Department has two paid internships.
Open until filled. See the link above for more information.
CSUS
Aquatic Center
Summer
Job Opportunities
Hi, my name is Cindi Dulgar, Summer Youth Camp Director
at CSUS Aquatic and Boating Safety Center, at Lake Natoma (Located next to Nimbus
Dam). Only 15-20minutes east of the Sacramento State University Campus. I am looking
for summer staff that love children and the opportunity to teach a variety of
boating skills. The many activities include: Water-skiing, Jet skiing, Motor Boat
Safety, Canoeing, Kayaking, Sailing, Windsurfing, Rowing and Team Building activities.
What a great way to spend your summer! Teaching sports that you love and having
a positive influence on children's lives.
Our boating safety center is equipped
with:
2 PWC Jet Ski's, 3 Ski Nautiques, 14 Canoes, 6 Cabo Kayaks, 10 Yak Kayaks,20
single sit on top kayaks, 18 Laser sailboats, 5 Dewitt Sailboats, 18 Fanatic Windsurfers,5
holder sail boats, 2 Hobie cats, 2 keelboats, and 6 safety launches.
California State University, Sacramento Aquatic Center is a public, coed, day camp located in Rancho Cordova California. We have approximately 1300 campers, ages 7-17, who participate in a wide variety of boating and water activities.
We have two types of positions at CSUS Aquatic Camp: General Counselors and Specialty Counselors. As a General Counselor, you would supervise and Instruct a specific age group. This schedule changes every week as do the children you supervise.
During the day, you will accompany the campers to their activities and instruction where you are comfortable and knowledgeable. (We will provide the training for the boating activities) This year training is May 31st-June 3rd, 2005.
As a Specialty Counselor/Instructor you will be responsible for all the children in one of the following programs: Water Skiing Jet Skiing, or Sailing.
Qualification must
include: CPR, First Aid, and Life Guard Training.
Specialty Instructors also
need:
Class B Drivers Licenses,
AWSA Instructors Certification,
US
Rowing Instructor,
Water Ski Trained Drivers certification,
US Sailing
Instructor.
For Hire License for Boat Operators California Boating Safety Certificate
To join our staff, you must have completed or be enrolled your first year of College (Sacramento State Students have priority!)
Summer Season runs May 30th through August 26th.
You may pick up an application at Associated Students Business Office (3rd Floor of the University Union) or download the application and written interview.
Resume’s can be sent to the address below. If you have any further questions about our programs or job opportunities, please feel free to contact me via e-mail or at (916) aquatic 278-2842.
We are looking forward to seeing you on the water!
Cindi T. Dulgar
CSUS Aquatic
& Boating Safety Center
Lake Natoma
1901 Hazel Ave
Gold River CA
95670
916-278-2842
916-278-1112
Panetta
Institute
Applications now accepted for the 2005
Panetta Institute Congressional Internship*. The deadline for application
is March 31, 2005. Students chosen for a personal interview will be contacted
by the Center for California Studies in mid-April. Additional
inforamtion.
My Sister's House
Graduate/Senior
Internships*
Administrative
Associate Internships*
My Sister's House began in 2000 as a public campaign
to establish the organization as Sacramento's (in fact the Central Valley's) first
agency to address battering in the Asian and Pacific Islander community. This
included providing the development of a culturally appropriate safe haven. Its
mission was and continues to be "to serve the needs of Asian and Pacific
Islander women and children impacted by domestic violence by providing a culturally
competent safe haven that empowers them to achieve a life of human dignity."
Capital
Public Radio
Spring
internships
Associated
Students, Inc.
California State University,
Sacramento
Manager
of the Learning Resource Center, Mall Hall*
The Manager of the Learning
Resource Center (LRC) is responsible for the supervision of center interns/volunteers
and staff members, and oversight of daily services and operation of the center.
This is a part time position.
Applications will be accepted until the position
is filled.
California
Energy Commission
The
California Energy Commission is looking for a graduate student* in public
policy to assist us in our evaluation of the environmental performance of California's
Electricity Generation system and its Petroleum Infrastructure.
The
California Budget Project
The California Budget Project has a intern
position available.
Go to this
link for more information.
The California Budget Project (CBP) engages in independent fiscal and policy analysis and public education with the goal of improving public policies affecting the economic and social well-being of low and middle income Californians. Foundation grants and individual donations and subscriptions provide general operating support for the California Budget Project.
*You
will need Adobe Acrobat reader to view some of the documents on this page. You
can download
the reader free.
Go to the Center for California Studies Fellowships and Internships page for information about some great programs.
Go to the CSUS Foundation web site for a listing of Employment Opportunities on and off campus.
Go to the Cooperative Education Program website for information about unique student opportunities.
