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Summer 2010 Internships

Whether in the greater Santa Barbara area, your hometown, or elsewhere, we encourage students to participate in summer internships! This is an excellent way to put your classroom knowledge to work and explore or "try on" a career idea. Unlike fall and spring semester internships, summer internships generally are not taken for academic credit. Back by popular demand, this summer we are offering a local, Mayterm internship course that focuses on ministry-related opportunities. For more information about this, please contact Kelly Soifer at kelly.soifer@gmail.com.
Otherwise, you will find internships listed below under these headings: Local, California, Out-of-State, and International.

Local

Santa barbara
eBay Specialist & Tech Assistant
203 Chapala St.
Suite C
Santa Barbara, CA 93101

Description:
Zuujit is looking for someone to manage their eBay stores. This person would be taking care of inventory, listing, monitoring, and shipping items for our clients.
Tasks include: photographing items, shooting video of items, inventory items, listing items on eBay, monitoring and managing listings, customer support (responding to emails and calls), picking up sold items from clients, packaging and shipping items, field testing and reviewing our software.
Need solid experience selling on eBay. Inventory experience, shipping experience, computer savvy, hardworking, organized, creative and outgoing. Must have a car and a clean driving record. Having a large vehicle to transport items, HTML or web design experience is a PLUS!
Contact:
Christie M Myers
Executive Assistant
Christie@zuujit.com
805.886-7745

Santa Barbara
Nordstrom Internship Program
Santa Barbara and Los Angeles Area Stores

Description:
We’re looking for individuals with enthusiasm for retail, who are motivated achievers and hardworking team players. As a Nordstrom intern, you’ll receive mentoring and training in the exciting world of fashion, through experiences that you won’t find in the classroom. You’ll have the opportunity to:
·       Learn from the experienced, dedicated people who bring the Nordstrom experience to life
·       Gain hands-on experience by selling to and serving our customers
·       Participate in sales and customer service events
·       Gain exposure to a variety of management responsibilities
You’ll also earn a competitive wage and receive an employee merchandise discount. Upon completion you’ll be offered an assistant manager or salesperson position, depending upon availability and your preferences.

Contact:
Stephanie Martin
Regional Recruiter
Stephanie.martin2@nordstrom.com

Montecito, CA
Planning to stay in SB this summer? Hoping to bolster your resume, but need a job that allows for flexible hours and an occasional summer trip? You may be a good match for FindTheBest.com. We are looking for smart, competitive individuals who are both creative and enterprising. A specific major or skills — while valuable—are not as important as a candidate who is simply smart, motivated, and willing to learn. 
Start Date: May 2010
Where: 1050 Cold Spring Rd. Just up the road from Westmont College.
Benefits:
Experience with an exciting tech-based, start-up company
Non-corporate, yet entrepreneurial environment
Unpaid, but gas and food stipend
Flexible hours
Hours per Week: ~20, with the option of setting your own schedule, Monday-Friday.
About Us: FindTheBest.com is a new website that is changing the way data is structured and presented. Feel free to visit the website yourself. Think Google meets Wikipedia, with all of the good and none of the bad. We organize information on any topic: ski resorts, credit cards, dating websites, colleges—you name it—and present the data in an iTunes-style chart.

Interns will be asked to review data for accuracy, research new topics, and provide feedback for FindTheBest as it grows, all while learning about search engine optimization and internet advertising.

FindTheBest.com attempts to promote a team dynamic. We encourage insight and creativity in frequent, team brainstorming sessions, and we welcome open dialogue about how to improve the product we are designing.

Interested? Send us an email with your resume attached. Remember, specific skills—while valuable—are not as important as a candidate who is simply smart and motivated.  We’d love to chat.

Contact Benjamin Taylor at benjamintaylor71@gmail.com


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California

Los Angeles
Nordstrom Internship Program
Location: Los Angeles Area Stores
Description:
We’re looking for individuals with enthusiasm for retail, who are motivated achievers and hardworking team players. As a Nordstrom intern, you’ll receive mentoring and training in the exciting world of fashion, through experiences that you won’t find in the classroom. You’ll have the opportunity to:
·       Learn from the experienced, dedicated people who bring the Nordstrom experience to life
·       Gain hands-on experience by selling to and serving our customers
·       Participate in sales and customer service events
·       Gain exposure to a variety of management responsibilities
You’ll also earn a competitive wage and receive an employee merchandise discount. Upon completion you’ll be offered an assistant manager or salesperson position, depending upon availability and your preferences.

Contact:
Stephanie Martin
Regional Recruiter
Stephanie.martin2@nordstrom.com

Orange County
IMPACT Internship
Office also in Santa Barbara

Description:
IMPACT is a non-profit organization that runs overseas mission trips across the globe each summer. This summer we are sending 40 people to 5 different countries as learners and servants. We are hiring a Financial intern from now until mid-June to manage all of the incoming funds as well as our regular finances.

Duties include: inputting all incoming donations for summer trips, updating participants ontheir trip funding status, sending notification of contribution forms to donors and balancing all of our finances at the end of the month. It is preferred that the application is familiar with Quickbooks, but not required. As of now this is a 3-month paid internship, but could turn into a year-round position should we see the need.

Contact:
Bree Bouma
714.742-9774

Torrance, CA
Toyota Financial Services Intern
Description: Applicants must have completed their sophomore year of an undergraduate program and not graduating prior to December 2010, and have majors in Business Administration, Finance, Management, Marketing, or other related majors. Interns must also possess advance computer skills with MS Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
-About Toyota Financial Services-
Headquarters in Torrance CA, Toyota Financial Services (TFS) is the finance and insurance brand for Toyata in the US, offering retail auto financing and leasing through Toyota Motor Credit Corporation (TMCC) and extended service contracts through Toyota Motor Insurance Services (TMIS). Lexus Financial services is the brand for financial products for Lexus dealers and customers. TFS currently employs over 3,000 associates nationwide, and has managed assets totaling more than $77 billion. It is part of a worldwide network of comprehension financial services offered by Toyota Financial Services Corporation, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Toyota Motor Corporation. EOE.
To learn more about us, please visit: www.toyotafinancial.com/careers

TFS is seeking summer internship candidates for a variety of positions across multiple functional areas, Internship assignments vary based on the business need of the company. Examples could be in the following departments:
Accounting
Business Technology Solutions
Commercial Finance Group
Compliance
Customer Service Center
Dealer Relations
Financial Planning and Analysis
Human Resources
Marketing
Product Development
Remarketing Department
Risk Management
Treasury
Salary: $14 to $16 per hour
Duration: 90 days, 40 hours per week
Deadline: May 7, 2010
Email for Resumes:
leigh_manlove@toyota.com

Out of State

25 Colleges and Universities Across the Country
Summer Internship in Foodservice Management
Description:
Explore and train with experienced foodservice professionals at over 25 colleges and universities across the country. An 8-week internship, including salary, meals, and accommodations.
Check the website for applications and more information:
  www.nacufs.org
Contact: Lisa Krausman
Chair Foodservice Management Internship Committee
Email: lisa.krausman@uni.edu
Phone: 319. 273-2205

Colorado
Compassion Internship
Location:
12290 Voyager Parkway
Colorado Springs, CO 80921

Description:
How would you like to join the war on poverty and make a difference in the lives of more than 1 million children around the world? Compassion International offers a holistic Internship Program that fits both your passion and your education! Through the Compassion Internship Program you'll have the opportunity to put your calling to work while being immersed in growth opportunities that will empower you holistically for future endeavors.
What's different about Compassion's Internship Program?Compassion International is a nonprofit ministry that provides a holistic development program for children living in poverty around the world; Compassion's internship replicates this core mission by incorporating holistic development into the program. Interns have a unique opportunity for not only professional development, but also personal and spiritual growth. Through weekly educational meetings, community volunteering, and weekly Bible studies, interns experience more than just an internship.
Apply at compassion.com/internships

Connecticut
Hartford City Mission
PO Box 320397
Hartford, CT, CA 06132 www.hartfordcitymission.org

Inner City Summer Intern . Job Description: HARTFORD CITY MISSION SUMMER INTERNSHIP 2010 Brief Job Description Hartford City Mission (HCM), a Christian non-profit organization based in inner-city Hartford, CT, intends to employ a few young adults or recent graduates to assist in the oversight and execution of its summer 2010 ministry initiatives. Summer staff will have the opportunity develop critical discipling relationships with Hartford children and their family members. Responsibilities of the summer staff will include planning and leading an eight week, half-day summer camp for neighborhood elementary school children, supervising high school aged assistant camp counselors, and assisting HCM volunteers in leading a Friday night YoungLife program for urban teens in grades 7-12. Daily direction will be provided by HCM’s Summer Internship Director, with additional leadership from the Summer Camp Director. Interns will live together at the Vine, HCM’s ministry house, and will be able to participate in regular Bible studies and other activities involving the extended Community of the Vine. The Summer Interns will be employed for ten weeks, beginning Tuesday, June 1st, ending on Sunday, August 8th. Interns will be paid between $2,400 and $3,000. To help defray costs of the internship program (your pay, housing, and other expenses), you will be asked to raise a minimum of $1,200 in support from individuals and churches. Any funds that you raise between $1,400 and $2,000 will be paid to you at the end of the summer as a bonus above the $2,400 amount, increasing your potential summer earnings to $3,000. Applications are due March 24, 2010. For a full Intern Job Description, Application, and Reference Form please visit www.hartfordcitymission.org. If you have additional questions, please call Amy Jarvis, Summer Internship Director, at 860-246-0132. . Qualifications: Visit www.hartfordcitymission.org for full job description and qualifications. . Categories: Educational Programming

Religious Education/Administration
Summer Camps
Faith-Based Services
. Compensation: Wage . Contact: Amy Jarvis . Title: Children's Director & Internship Director . Phone: 860/246-0132 . E-mail: amyj@hartfordcitymission.org . How to Apply: Vist www.hartfordcitymission.org for an application and reference form. Applications due March 24th.

Connecticut
Teaching Internship at Choate Rosemary Hall Summer Programs
333 Christian St.
Wallingford, CT 06492

Description:
For college students who have completed their third year of college by next summer. Internship offers students the opportunity to gain classroom experience under the supervision of a senior teacher. This rewarding experience in an intellectually stimulating, supportive, and engaging academic community is particularly beneficial for those interested in teaching at a boarding school.

Ability to teach in varied subject areas is beneficial and should be noted on the application. Duties include:
                Assist two different senior teachers in two courses
                Live in a dorm and serve as a house advisor to 8 to 10 advisees
                Coach in the afternoon athletic program (an hour a day, two days per week)
                Chaperone off-campus trips and activities
Contact:
Phone: 203. 697-2365 or email at choatesummer@choate.edu

Iowa
Summer Internship in Foodservice Management
Description:
Explore and train with experienced foodservice professionals at over 25 colleges and universities across the country. An 8-week internship, including salary, meals, and accommodations.

Check the website for applications and more information:
www.nacufs.org
Contact Lisa Krausman, Chair Foodservice Management Internship Committee
Email: lisa.krausman@uni.edu
Phone: 319. 273-2205

Massachusettes
Boston University Summer Internship Program
Location:
755 Commonwealth Ave
Boston, Massachusetts 02215
Description:
This unique 12-week program provides visiting students with an opportunity to gain academic credit and hands-on work experience. Students take two six-week summer courses in the Academic Phase of the program, and are placed in a full-time summer internship in the Boston area during the Internship Phase of the program. Students also participate in the two-credit Internship Course as part of the program.
For more information: bu.edu/summer/internship
Contact:
Phone: 617.353-0556
Fax: 617.353-5532
Email: ssip@bu.edu

New Hampshire
Island Program Facilitator
Location:
PO BOX 120
Bristol, NH 03222
Description:
Mayhew is a not-for-profit organization that challenges and helps at-risk New Hampshire boys to believe in themselves, work well with others, and find their best.
The summer facility is located on Mayhew Island in beautiful Newfound Lake, New Hampshire, the boys are challenged to help create a positive, supportive, and sustainable community both within their cabin groups and in the greater Island community as a whole. Not the typical summer camp; need counselors for lots of fun, but also to participate in the serious mission set by the Mayhew Program.
Everything done is centered on the notion of working for the good of the group and the community. We emphasize the ideals of Respect, Responsibility, Community, and Challenge in everything we do.
The summer salary for new staff is $2,700 plus full room and board with the opportunity as well to earn a $200 end-of-the-season bonus for a job well-done.
Contact:
Edward Thompson
Program Director
ed@mayhew.org
603.744-6131

New York
2010 Wall Street Internship Program
Location:
One Battery Park Plaza
27th Floor
New York, NY 10004 http://www.alumniathlete.com/images/phone_icon.gifPh: 646-291-6735 http://www.alumniathlete.com/images/fax_icon.gifFax: 646-349-3830

Description: 10-week summer internship program targeted to collegiate sophomores and juniors who have shown a commitment to intercollegiate athletics and academic excellence. Internship will place students at major Wall Street firms, including Bank of America, Citi, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Lehman Brothers, etc. Participants have served in many different areas of our partner firms including: investment banking, sales and trading, capital markets, research, asset management, private wealth management and operations.

Application deadline is January 20, 2010 or later. 100 applicants will be selected and interviewed in New York. Must show:
Academic Excellence (min GPA 3.0)
Completed Sophomore or Junior year
Strong leadership roles
Demonstrated commitment to intercollegiate athletics
Contact: visit http://www.alumniathlete.com/wallstreetprogram.html to apply.

Virginia
Intern in Film and Fiction or Intern for Liberty
George Mason University
3301 N. Fairfax Dr., Ste. 440
Arlington VA 22201-4432

Description:
The Institute for Humane Studies can help you every step of the way towards a career in film production or fiction writing. Whether you are in undergraduate or graduate school or pursuing a new job, we can help you achieve your goals. IHS provides education, career guidance, and networking assistance.

IHS Production Internship Program – Paid internships at production companies involved with feature films, documentaries, animation, CGI, or video game development. Includes participation at our summer seminar. Fall, spring and summer internships are available.

Film and Fiction Summer Workshop – A summer workshop for young filmmakers, novelists, artists, musicians, and future scholars of the arts. Filmmakers teach many of the lectures, talking about their experiences and offering career advice. University professors explain contemporary economics and political science as they relate to film and literature.

Contact:
Institute for Humane Studies
Phone: 800.697.8799
Fax: 703.993.4890
www.TheIHS.org/starvingartists

Washington DC
Washington Internship Institute
1015 18th St. NW
Suite 1101
Washington, DC 20036
Description:
For 20 years, the Washington Internship Institute has been the leader in the field of experiential learning, providing students with real world experience while challenging them through academic coursework.
WII offers three internship programs for undergraduate and graduate students:

The Capital Experience serves students of all majors who wish to investigate careers in Washington, DC, from political science, business, communication, pre-law, psychology, and more.
The Embassy and Diplomatic Scholars Program serves students with interests in international relations including languages and business.
Go Green! serves students with interests in environmental action and policy.
For more information, call 800-435-0770 OR
visit website: www.wiidc.org

Washington DC
Washinton D.C Internship opportunities, Melinda Villagran
Melinda Villagran,mvilla@gmu.edu
DCinternNet.com was recently started by faculty and students in communication to help students find internship opportunities in Washington D.C. Excellent summer internship opportunities are currently being posted, so interested students should go to the web site to sign up for information.
DCinternNet.com is a free service for students, and includes lots of listings for excellent communication-related opportunities in health communication, political communication, and PR/non-profit related internships.
Melinda Villagran
mvilla@gmu.edu

Washington State
Sammamish Presbyterian Church
22522 NE Inglewood Hill Road
Shammamish, Washington 98074
Description:
It is the primary purpose of the internship to be a learning opportunity through relational ministry to senior high students. In particular the intern ministry seeks to provide the chance for inters to:
                Gain practical ministry training
                Work in an atmosphere of personal and professional guidance and support
                Test their gifts and call to vocational ministry
                Develop spiritually and theologically
Must demonstrate: Growing personal commitment to Jesus Christ, the body of Christ, and God’s work in the world. Ability to work effectively with youth, exhibiting creativity, understanding and patience. Must be at least 21 years old (year-long interns are typically post-college)
Contact:
 425.868-5186
Kelly@ymarchitects.com

Wisconsin
Northwestern Mutual Financial Network
Milwaukee, WI
Description:
Northwestern Mutual Internship has been one of America’s Top Ten Internships for 13 consecutive years.
The ambition of the Northwestern Mutual Financial Network Internship program has been less to sell our financial products than to develop people. Find that hard to believe? So did many of our past interns. But listen as these former interns tell you in their own words how this program changed their lives.

Our recruitment philosophy centers on the idea of mutual discovery. This process gives you and your local network office a chance to learn more about your abilities and goals. You, in turn, learn about the commitments and goals of the internship.

Your local office can take you through an interview process to help you make an informed decision about this opportunity. It starts when you submit your resume.
Contact:
nminternship.com for more information
(414) 271-1444

International

London
Time for God 2012 Olympics Internship
North Bank 28 Pages Ln.

Description:
Time For God, a Christian-based gap-year organization is setting up the Time For 2012 project in London for the Olympics. We are matching community groups, charities and churches with a full-time volunteer(s) who can help them take the excitement generated by the Olympic Games and allow God to use it for good in their communities. Volunteers will join a placement in either September 2010 or January 2011 to serve through the end of the Summer Games. You could be involved in sports ministry, youth work, organizing outreach events, supporting the marginalized or a variety of other things. If you have a heart to serve and are interested in becoming a volunteer we want to hear from you! Our volunteers pay a contribution (£1500/yr) towards the cost of their placement and out of which we pay them pocket money each month to cover miscellaneous living expenses. The placement covers any costs to do with working in addition to accommodation and food.

For more information visit www.timeforgod.org and follow the TF2012 link for more information.
Contact:
Chrissie Mayer
Phone: +44 (0)208.133-6813
Email: chrissie@timeforgod.org

Peru
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