February 4, 2000
The Communicator is the official program
newsletter serving the students of the Graduate Programs
in Public Policy and Administration and International
Affairs at California
State University, Sacramento.
Alumni
Contributions
STUDENT JOBS/INTERNSHIPS
INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
The Organization
The Financial Markets Center is a nonprofit institute that provides research
and education resources to grassroots organizations, labor unions, policy
makers, journalists and other groups interested in the Federal Reserve
System and the financial sector. The Center produces a variety of publications,
teaching tools and educational programs focused on monetary policy, financial
regulation and market trends.
Internship
Opportunities Internships are available during the fall, spring and summer
semesters for undergraduate and graduate students as well as recent graduates.
When appropriate, internships may span more than one semester. In 1999-2000,
interns will work as research assistants on a variety of projects within
the Center's overall program. Responsibilities may include: data collection
and analysis; literature reviews; documents and survey research; preparing
reports and summaries; and general office support.
Internships may be served on a part-time or full-time basis, with a minimum time commitment of 12 hours per week for part-time interns. Interns should have an interest in and willingness to learn about monetary, financial and economic issues as they relate to public policy. Some academic background in political science, public policy, law, journalism, economics or finance may be helpful but is not a prerequisite. Applicants should have research, writing, analytical, computer and communications skills.
Compensation
$8 per hour and up, depending on need and experience.
To Apply
Send a letter of interest, resume and short writing sample to:
Internship Program Financial Markets Center
PO Box 334 Philomont, VA 20131
(540) 338-5286
info@fmcenter.org
Application Deadlines
Fall: July 30
Spring: November 30
Summer: March 15
Location
The Center is located in Loudoun County, Virginia, approximately one hour
west of Washington, DC. Interns must provide their own transportation
to the Center's office. Travel subsidies are available, depending on need.
The Center is an equal opportunity employer. Women and minorities are
encouraged to apply
INTERNSHIP AVAILABLE at
ARJEN INTERNATIONAL, Ltd.
1. Position Description: International Trade Development Assistant
ARJEN INTERNATIONAL, Ltd.
10394 Rockingham Drive
Sacramento, California 95827
3. Company Activities: ARFEN supplies parts and maintenance support to commercial and military aircraft operators. Major markets include Asia (Taiwan, PRC, Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia) and South America (Colombia and Brazil). We are a small company with four employees. The company was formed in 1992.
4. Inter Activities Work with and under supervision of the company president to develop and execute market expansion plans, develop and improve data processing systems, and other work in support of corporate objectives.
5. Work Skills. The following skills will be utilized in the internship: a. Foreign language fluency (speaking, reading, and writing) in one of the following Chinese (Mandarin) Indonesian Spanish Portuguese b. Computer skills Microsoft Access Microsoft Excell Web page development
6. Position. The position offers flexible hours to accommodate student schedules, but we would expect at least 20 hours per week. A limited stipend is available. We would like to start this position immediately.
LEGISLATIVE INTERN
Legislative Intern for a statewide association with an office located
close to the Capitol. The association sponsors and tracks legislation
related to aging and long-term care issues. Students majoring in public
policy or gerontology are encouraged to respond. The intern will be involved
in identifying, tracking, and responding to legislation as appropriate
to the association. Required internship hours are open for discussion.
Please include a brief letter of interest and a short summary on your
background.
Pay Rate: Non-Paid Internship Internship
Hours: Flexible
Contact: Derrell Kelch
Location: 980 Ninth Street, Suite 700B Sacramento, CA 95814 Tel: (916)
443-2800 Fax: (916) 554-0111 Email: c4a@pacbell.net
LEGISLATIVE INTERNSHIP POSITION AVAILABLE
·
All Majors (and students) Encouraged to Apply for this exciting position.
· Flexible Scheduling Throughout the Year.
· Join a Fast Paced Office with Lots of Opportunity to Learn About State
Government From the Inside Out.
· Gain Invaluable Experience and Make Contacts in the Capitol, While Assisting
in All Phases of the Legislative Process.
· While Everyone in Our Office Participates in Clerical Duties, Many Other
Possibilities Exist for Special Projects to Match Your Enthusiasm, Interest,
and Skills.
· Possibilities for Special Projects Include Producing Reports, Analyzing
Bills, Contacting Constituents, and doing Research for the Assemblywoman.
Whether you are interested in state politics generally, or specifically
interested in policy affecting San Francisco, Please join me in serving
the people of the 13th Assembly District.
Get Active - Get Involved!
"It Is YOUR State Government!! Assemblywoman Carole Migden "
Please call Andy Martinez @ (916) 319-2013 for more information or to
schedule an informal interview.
Rural California Internship Program for
Diversity in Nonprofit Housing Development
Application deadline March 1, 2000
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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 Community College Foundation job listing web site for student employment opportunities off campus.
Go to the Cooperative Education Program website for information about unique student opportunities.
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