ASSEMBLY
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE
DARRELL STEINBERG;
ASSEMBLY MEMBER, NINTH DISTRICT
LEGISLATIVE SECRETARY POSITION
Wanted: Bright, efficient, motivated person who is a team player,
has good people skills, and is willing to grow and learn about
the legislative process. Assemblymember Darrell Steinberg is
looking for some one who fits this description to work in his
Capitol office in an entry-level position with a really great
office staff.
Duties--(included but not limited to):
When: Now Accepting Resumes and Scheduling Interviews
Contact: Andrea Jackson, Chief of Staff,
319-2009. If not available, contact Mona Wood, Executive
Assistant
Send Resume to:
State Capitol, Room 2148
Sacramento, CA 95814
Fax: (916)319-2109
Solano College Educational Foundation
Marketing Internship – Promotions, advertising, writing articles for Alumni development, Corporate outreach, major donor prospecting, and special events.
History
The Solano Community College Educational Foundation was created
as a not-for-profit corporation by local residents in 1985. Its
purpose is to promote the general welfare of Solano Community
College in the following manner:
Qualities: The ideal candidate for this position
should possess the following qualities:
Intelligence; maturity; experience working in a professional
office; self-directed; an outgoing, enthusiastic and creative
nature; familiarity with California Higher Education system and a
willingness to explore the use of mass media technologies in
non-profit development and fundraising.
Skills and Experience: The candidate for this
position should have skills and experience in some or all of the
following areas:
Membership and fundraising; strong writing, public speaking,
organizational, social, computer and Internet skills; good
"customer service" skills and experience working
directly with the public; experience with nonprofit
organizations; a bachelor’s degree.
Schedule/Hours: Part-time, flexible – 10 +
hours week.
Immediate opening. Credits and supervision available.
Contact:
Robert DaPrato
Executive Director
Solano College Educational Foundation
4000 Suisun Valley Road
Suisun, CA 94585-3197
Telephone: 707-864-7000 x579 Fax: 707-864-7146 E-mail: rdaprato@solano.cc.ca.us
JOB
TITLE: Student Intern Positions
COMPANY NAME: Jones & Stokes Associates
COMPANY #: 1038
COMPANY LOCATION: Sacramento
Job Ad #: 2447
DUTIES: Jones and Stokes provides services in the following
fields: aquatic ecology/fisheries, botany, cultural resources,
economics, energy, infrastructure, military, natural resources
management, telecommunications, transportation, urban planning,
utilities, water sources, wild life and wetland ecology. They are
growing and seeking staff for the positions listed below. (Full
and part-time work available.)
Ecologist
Environmental Planner
Environmental Scientist
fisheries Biologist
Natural Resource Planner
Project Manager/Coordinator
Restoration specialist
River Geomorphologist
Sr. Water/Wastewater Project Mgr.
Water/Watershed Resource Planner
Wetland Regulatory Specialist
Archaeologist
Qualifications: All positions require BA/BS in related field with proven experience preparing report sections for EIRs/EISs, excellent communications skills, knowledge of environmental regulations (NEPA, CEQA, ESA, CWA), and PC Skills. Some travel and field work is required. A masters degree is preferred and consulting experience is helpful.
SALARY: TBD Deadline: ASAP
Hours Per Week: Depends on position
Please contact co-op office for more details 278-7234/Public
Services 201
Student must attend an information session if interested!
EPS SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROGRAM--1999
Economic & Planning Systems (EPS) is a leading land economics consulting firm experienced in the full spectrum of services related to real estate development, the financing of public infrastructure, land use and conservation planning, and government organization. EPS has offices in Sacramento and Berkeley, and serves a variety of public and private sector clients throughout the western United States.
EPS anticipates that one internship position will be available in the Sacramento office during Summer 1999. This temporary position will last from two to three months during June, July, and August. It will be a full-time paid position. Benefits are not offered with the summer internship position. Wage is commensurate with experience.
Summer intern will work under the direction of project managers and may assist in analyses related to real estate feasibility, fiscal impacts, public finance, and land use policy, revitalization/redevelopment, and regional economic development. The position provides a good opportunity to gain hands-on experience in the field of land economics. It will provide professional development in a stimulation environment for the individual with the rights skills and an interest in the interplay between economics and public policy in the development of urban systems.
The EPS summer internship is targeted to minorities, both men and women, in graduate degree programs such as business, planning, public policy, and economics or with BAs in the same fields, but all candidates are welcome to apply.
REQUIREMENTS
EPS is looking for current graduate students or individuals with
a Bachelor's degree in Planning, Economics, Public Policy, Urban
Studies, Business, or a related field. Facility in microcomputer
applications (e.g. Excel, Lotus, Dbase, word processing) and
strong analytical and writing skills are essential.
SELECTION PROCESS
Please send resume and cover letter by March 31, 1999 to:
Economics & Planning Systems, Inc.
1750 Creekside Oaks Drive, Suite 290
Sacramento, CA 95833-3640
Attn: Internship Program
No phone inquiries or faxes please. Personal and/or phone interviews will be scheduled with several of the most qualified candidates. Candidates are encouraged to apply as soon as possible. Candidates will be selected by May 3, 1999. For more information about EPS, go to their web page at www.epsys.com.
STUDENT
INTERNSHIPS AVAILABLE
Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency
Wage: $7.00/hr.
Working hours: 15-30hrs/week. Hours are flexible to accommodate
changes in class schedule.
Internship positions remain available until filled. Resumes are
always accepted via the fax or mail.
the Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency was established by a joint powers agreement between the City and County of Sacramento to undertake economic development, redevelopment, and housing activities on their behalf.
The Agency is currently coordinating activities within ten redevelopment areas. The Agency is a key player in major economic development activities including the Stockton/Broadway supermarket project, Del Paso Boulevard commercial revitalization, Marysville Boulevard Urban Design Plan, and military base reuse throughout the area. Other current projects include Del Paso Heights Beautification Contests and Grand Opening events. On-going activities include the marketing of commercial/housing development loan and grant programs, recruitment of communicate advisory committee members, and capital improvement projects throughout the City and County.
The Agency offers a wide range of hands-on experience in a fast-paced deadline oriented office. Internship projects may include work on planning/policy documents, economic development projects, communicate development projects, commercial/housing loans/grants, capital improvements projects, community events, detailed data collection and analysis, and organizing complex community activities. Interns will also assist in the general office support activities.
SKILLS, INTERESTS, OR BACKGROUND PREFERRED:
Career goal in Urban Planning, Public Administration, Real Estate, Economic, or Community Development.
Computer skills and experience with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Project, etc).
Bi-lingual ability in languages such as Spanish, Vietnamese, or Hmong, a plus.
APPLICANTS MUST HAVE COMPLETED UPPER
DIVISION COURSE WORK IN ONE OF THE FOLLOWING ACADEMIC AREAS:
Economics, Urban Planning, Community Development, Economic
Development, Real Estate, Public Administration, Business
Administration
Submit letter of interest and resume to : Norv Struckman, Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency, 920 Del Paso Blvd., Sacramento, CA 95815 or fax: (916) 921-5518
For Additional information call : Norv Struckman at (916) 566-6432 or email: nstruckman@gwsacto.org
GAO Student Employment Opportunities OR-600-99 Student Internship Program
Opens: December 18, 1998
Closes: September 30, 1999
Selections are made on an ongoing basis.
POSITIONS AVAILABLE:
GAO is hiring graduate and undergraduate students to assist the agency's staff in responding to congressional requests by performing research; determining information needs; collecting information through record searches, automated data retrieval, interviewing, and questionnaires; analyzing information and formulating recommendations; and writing reports and briefings.
Intern appointments are limited to 16 weeks. Appointments may be paid or non-paid (volunteer).
QUALIFICATIONS:
Generally, students with majors or course work in accounting, business administration, public policy/administration, computer science, management information systems, economics, or the social sciences are most likely to be successful candidates for the GAO internship program. Students with other majors and course work will also be considered.
COMPENSATION:
Paid student interns are appointed at the GS-4, 5, 7, or 9 levels depending on the number of semester hours or quarter hours completed when selected. Salaries range from about $1,400 at the GS-4 level to about $2,500 per month at the GS-9 level.
HOW TO APPLY
To apply, submit:
Your application must contain information on your U.S. citizenship and it would be helpful to provide your social security number for tracking purposes. You must indicate all locations for which you wish to be considered. If you do not choose one or otherwise indicate no preference, you will be considered only for Washington, DC.
Incomplete applications will not receive consideration. Resumes and transcripts will not be returned.
Send completed application package to:
US General Accounting Office, Office of Recruitment, Room 1165 Attention: OR600-99 441 G Street, NW Washington, DC 20548 or send by email to "recruit@gao.gov" Subject: OR600-99 [NOTE: We can only accept your information in the following formats: ASCII text; WordPerfect; MSWord.]
For the full Job announcement please go to: http://www.gao.gov/jobs/or60099.htm \
PINOLE
REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
REDEVELOPMENT INTERNSHIP
The City of Pinole Redevelopment Agency invites applicants for two Redevelopment Intern positions in the Community Development Department. The City is seeking graduate student interns to provide assistance with a range of redevelopment projects. The following programs and projects are available for participation and/or development. The internships are traditionally full-time during the summer and part-time through the following spring.
PROGRESS, Agency Newsletter
Manage the Agency's bi-annual newsletter that is produced in
cooperation with the local high school.
New Development
Provide assistance to various development projects throughout
the City, including a proposed downtown mixed-use building and a
proposed affordable housing complex.
Community Cleanup/Beautification
Assist with programs that utilize community groups to
remove blight from the Redevelopment Project Area.
Marketing/Events
Help develop and implement marketing programs and
special events and promotions for the historic Old Town area.
Past activities have included a "Shop Old Town"
advertising campaign, "Fall in Love with Old Town"
contest, and "Taste of Old Town" event.
Residential rehabilitation Program and Commercial
Rehabilitation Program
Assist with allocating loans and grants for the improvement of
single family homes, apartments, and commercial structures
throughout the Redevelopment Project Area; assist with loan
portfolio management of the $2.1 million invested by the Agency
to date.
First Time Home Buyers
Assist with processing loans to low and moderate income
households in the first time purchase of a home; assist in
developing new loan program targeted for city personnel.
Youth Programs
Manage projects that involve local youth in evening activities
and other beneficial programs.
The city of Pinole has worked with previous interns on professional reports and master's theses; many of the City's projects are suitable for development as academic projects. City interns work under minimal supervision, present their own staff reports to the Planning Commission and City council, and gain valuable experience in project management and redevelopment practice. Previous interns have gone onto full-time employment with, among other agencies, the City of Pleasanton, City of Oakland, City of San Jose, and City of Pinole. The City of Pinole, population 18,000, is located on San Pablo, 15 minutes from Berkeley and 45 minutes form Davis. Pinole's Redevelopment Agency has an annual budget of $4.5 million.
Salary: $12-14/hour, DOQ
Hours: 40 hours/week through Summer 1999, 16-20 hours (flex)/week through Spring 00
Submit a resume and a letter of interest to:
Mary Drazba, Redevelopment Specialist
Community Development Department
City of Pinole, 2131 Pear Street, Pinole, CA 94564
More information: 510.724.9830
Must apply by: April 14, 1999
Start date: May/June 1999
Fax: 510.724.4921
Website: www.ci.pinole.ca.us
HILL and
KNOWLTON, LOS ANGELES
INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
Hill and Knowlton, Inc. is a leading national public relations
and public affairs firm based in New York with 52 offices in 30
countries. The firm is part of the WPP Group, plc, one of the
worlds largest advertising and marketing communications
companies.
Hill and Knowlton are looking for professionals who are self-starters, reliable and maintain a professional demeanor. Additionally, the ability to work at a fast pace, set priorities and manage multiple tasks is important. candidates will have recently graduated or be in their junior or senior year of schooling.
Intern assignments will include, but are not limited to, the following tasks:
Beyond these duties, interns also will have the opportunity to participate in several activities that are designed to expand their knowledge of the public relations. They will be assisting account staff and clients in both Northern and Southern California. Time requirement: approximately 16-20 hrs per week.
Further information can be obtained at www.hillandknowlton.com:
or mail:
Tracy Campbell, APR
Hill and Knowlton, Inc.
One Capitol Mall, Suite 250
Sacramento, CA 95814
Tel: (916) 658-0193
Fax: (916) 658-0199
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