Posted 8-18-10

About 1stGiG.com : 1stGiG.com is a start-up company, which launched in January, 2010. Our focus is on early career professionals and employers that value their skills. Our innovative system matches talent’s career profiles with employer career profiles to create relationships and find careers and internships. Check out 1stGiG.com for more information!

QUALIFICATIONS:

•     strong interpersonal skills

•     results-oriented

•     organizational skills

•     ability to work independently

•     leadership skills

ATRIBUTES:  

•     ambitious

•     enthusiastic

•     personable

•     self-motivated

•     proactive

DUTIES:  As a 1stGiG marketing intern, you will have the opportunity to create a customized marketing plan for your campus, while developing crucial leadership skills in an energetic and entrepreneurial environment.  You will have the freedom to develop your own marketing plan, with support from 1stGiG.com!  There is no cost to you to accept this position.  We will provide all promotional materials.  If you have an entrepreneurial spirit, love connecting and working with others, and are active on your campus, we would love to have you join our team!

DAYS / HOURS: As a marketing intern, you will have the responsibility to set your own hours, but we anticipate your tasks will take between 5-10 hours each week.

WAGE: Compensation is related to results. Intern program credit is available with the approval of the credit granting educational institution.

Activities:  Creation of overall marketing plan which may include:

•     Development of social media and PR Marketing Plans

•     Distribution of marketing materials across campus

•     Promotional presentations across campus

•     Any other creative marketing ideas you may have!

TO APPLY: For immediate consideration please send resume to: campusrep@1stgig.com 

TO LEARN MORE: www.1stgig.com 

Posted 8-10-10

• QUALIFICATIONS:  Must be engaged in a business or marketing degree.  The position requires an interest in financial markets. We are seeking an intern with high integrity, excellent verbal and written communication skills who is creative and coachable. Must carry at least a 3.0 GPA
• DUTIES:  Assist the CEO & President in branding initiatives in the local marketplace. Develop and initiate marketing initiatives for distribution. Establish branding initiatives for future recruiting needs.
• LOCATION:  Bloomington
• DAYS/HOURS:  10-15 hours/week
• WAGE:  $10/hr possible bonus
• CONTACT:  Tom Ibsen at PHONE:  952-446-3300 or EMAIL:  tom_Ibsen@igroupfinancial.com

Posted 7-23-10

QUALIFICATIONS:

•             Pursuing related degree.

•             Bilingual in English/Spanish.

•             Good written and verbal skills.

•             Ability to empathize and provide appropriate counseling.

•             Able to demonstrate initiative and work independently.

•             Must have own transportation.

DUTIES:  Assist the Richfield or St. Paul office in a variety of support tasks related to client counseling, interpretation for licensed social workers, document translation, and other light administrative duties; Attend outreach/fundraising events when appropriate; Provide other Spanish/Latino Services-related support. This is a great opportunity for bilingual students with exceptional interpersonal communication skills, a passion for ministry and counseling, and interest in the non-profit world.  

LOCATION:  Richfield or St. Paul

DAYS/HOURS:  Flexible

WAGE:  Unpaid

FOR MORE INFO AND TO APPLY CONTACT:  Tiffany Lemke at PHONE:  612-866-7643 or EMAIL:  lemke.tiffany@nlfs.org

Posted 7-15-10

• QUALIFICATIONS: Student looking for credit towards an internship. Self directed with experience in taking charge of areas of given responsibility; Experience with customer service or interaction with customers in sales or solution role; Interest in education; experience working with students in grades K-12 or families with children in these ages; teaching or coaching ability; desire to directly contribute to the growth of the Eden Prairie Learning Center and College Nannies & Tutors. Candidate must be extremely detail-oriented, able to multi-task effectively, highly organized, of a proactive mindset, an excellent communicator, and have a warm and outgoing personality.  Computer literacy is a must.  Must be able to commit through the end of the school year, approximately June 12th.
• DUTIES: Overview of Internship:
• To effectively supervise the Eden Prairie Learning Center; including up to 5 tutors and 40+ hours of tutoring.
• Assisting General Manager and Learning Center Manager in regular and on-going administrative duties for Eden Prairie and Edina Learning Centers.
• To deliver excellent client service to CNT families as they utilize our tutoring services at the Eden Prairie Learning Center.  This will be achieved by: friendly, prompt and knowledgeable communication, working knowledge and understanding of all learning programs used by College Tutors, leading initial family meetings
• LOCATION:  Eden Prairie, MN
• DAYS/HOURS:  Mon-Thurs 4-9pm, Sat 9-5 Hours: Guaranteed 10 hours/week, Monday through Thursday after 3pm and Saturdays after 9am. Hours based on tutor schedule; more hours as tutor schedule builds.
• WAGE:  Weekly Stipend, Stipend towards semester credit.
• TO APPLY: Please apply on our website: www.collegetutors.com. Click on "Join the Team" and select the Edina/Eden Prairie office.

Posted 7-14-1

• Qualifications & Experience: In the process of attaining their college degree or already graduated.
• Excellent writing skills
• Excellent telephone skills – required. If you are timid, this job is not for you.
• Self-motivated and able to work independently and multi-task when necessary
• Proficiency in MS Office including Word, MS Mail/Exchange, MS Access, Excel, Power Poin
• Team player with the ability to interact with all levels of the organization
• DUTIES:   Position Summary: The Procurement Intern will report to the Vice President of Procurement Services and Manager of a Procurement Technical Assistance Grant.  The overall objective of the Procurement intern is to assist the procurement team with their procurement deliverables.
• Essential Job Responsibilities: Attend all required staff meetings and provide proper reporting documents.
• Conduct extensive research on events, workshops and news related to the Federal procurement and compile into one document that can be used as a newsletter
• Assist with document filing
• Assist with follow up calls to Federal Agencies
• Represent the USHCC in various events, committees, and other activities as assigned
• Create, manage, and update all distribution lists and web site resource information
• Other tasks as assigned
• LOCATION:  Washington, D.C.
• DAYS/HOURS:  part-time TBD
• WAGE:  unpaid
• TO APPLY CONTACT:  Gissel Gazek EMAIL:  ggazek@ushcc.com
• TO LEARN MORE: www.ushcc.com

Posted 7-9-10

DESCRIPTION: U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar is still seeking interns for the fall semester (Sept-Dec) to assist office staff with casework, outreach and administrative duties at the Twin Cities office.  There are several positions still available.  Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, assisting casework and outreach staff, researching grant opportunities, assisting the State Scheduler with scheduling duties, planning service projects and meeting constituents.  In the Minneapolis office you will work directly with congressional aides on issues involving constituent concerns and requests. You will also assist the staff in working with city and town officials and non-profit organizations applying for federal grants, among other responsibilities. Every effort is made to pair interns with Outreach and Advocacy staff based upon their interests and experience.  Full and part-time unpaid internships are available with both the Outreach and Advocacy teams with fall semester course schedules taken into account. If your institution allows or requires college credit, accommodations can be made.

TO APPLY: Application information available here: www.klobuchar.senate.gov/internships.cfm

Please mail or email applications by Monday August 2 to the following address: Mailing Address: Office of Senator Amy Klobuchar

Internship Coordinator
1200 Washington Avenue South, Suite 250
Minneapolis, MN 55415

or Email:   Brian_Garshelis@klobuchar.senate.gov
For more questions, please call 612-727-5220.

Posted 6-25-10

• DESCRIPTION: The purpose of this email is to notify you of some amazing internship opportunities, and to ask for your help in spreading the word to interested students.  Steven Wilson is a strong Christian running for US Congress in the 1st Congressional District of MN (southern MN).  Steve is looking for like-minded individuals to assist in his campaign as volunteers and interns.  Will you be able to pass the attached information along for us or let us know how to get it to interested students?
• QUESTIONS: Contact Luke Ihde, Volunteers for Steven J. Wilson, Marketing Director at email: lukei@stevenwilson.org or 507-286-1465
• More info on Steve can be found at www.StevenWilson.org.

Posted  6-17-10

Greater Minnesota Association of Evangelicals (GMAE)

Apply by: 7/21/2010

• Major Areas of Study:  Digital Media Arts, Electronic Media Communications, Multi-Media Communications
• Internship description:  Help set up multi-media editing tools for GMAE, edit existing media to post to website, and assist with writing, editing and preparing media content for website, e-mail broadcasts, and print publications, including audio, video and written communication.
• Research, select and test basic multi-media editing software to be used by GMAE.
• Edit audio and video files for web use (existing audio of past conference speakers); create new video content to communicate GMAE message.
• Set up and test system for creating YouTube video posts on website.
• Assist with creating and updating website for multicultural conference being held in Fall 2010; Create initial pages for conference, speaker and workshop information.
• Qualifications:  Must be creative, driven and a self-starter.  Must be in alignment with the mission, vision and values of GMAE and be able to clearly communicate that through electronic media.  Excellent writing skills, proofing skills and computer proficient, web content management preferred.  Needs to be enrolled in a degree program that involves multi-media communication and be able to show some previous work or course work in this area.
• Wage/Salary:  $500 stipend
• Hours per week:  10-15
• Desired Start Date:  6/1/2010
• End Date:  9/1/2010  approx.
• TO APPLY:  Please email cover letter, resume and any relevant example work to Schelli Cronk at schelli@mnevangelicals.org
• TO LEARN MORE:  www.mnevangelicals.org

Posted 6-17-10

QUALIFICATIONS: the current need is for summer 2010, opportunities are also offered Fall and Spring semesters.

• At least 18 years of age
• Able to receive college course credit upon successful completion of the internship assignment
• A sophomore, junior, senior or graduate student in good standing at an accredited university
• Interested in learning more about the operation of a major non-profit and gaining experience related to their field of study
• Available and committed to executing an internship learning plan

DUTIES:  ALSAC/St. Jude's academic internship program is an unpaid semester long program designed to familiarize college students with the operation of a major non-profit organization as well as to gain practical experience to establish and improve their professional skills. In addition, the program will provide opportunities for interns to gain practical work experience, establish and improve their communication and leadership skills, as well as explore non-profit as a career option.

LOCATION:  Minneapolis, MN

DAYS/HOURS:  20+

WAGE:  $0.00- Unpaid; College credit only

APPLY ONLINE: www.stjude.org/careersalsac

QUESTIONS?:  Deanna Lindo  at EMAIL:  deanna.lindo@stjude.org

Posted 5-26-10

• QUALIFICATIONS: Sophomore, junior or senior with a strong academic record Evidence of effectiveness working independently and a demonstrated self-starter. Excellent writing, research and interpersonal skills.
• DUTIES: Congressman Erik Paulsen’s office is currently accepting applications for unpaid internships in the District office in Eden Prairie, MN and in Washington, D.C. for the fall semester. A Congressional internship offers applicants an exciting opportunity to support staff while learning about the daily operations of the Legislative branch. Interns will assist the staff with constituent services, communications, administrative tasks, and legislative research. Congressman Paulsen’s Internship Program is designed primarily for the educational benefit of the participant. Interns working in the District Office have the opportunity to contribute to the office’s interaction with the surrounding community through constituent services, local events, and community meetings. Interns in the Washington, D.C. Office will gain insight into the federal government and the legislative process by working closely with staff and attending hearings and briefings. Candidates should have a strong work ethic, be highly organized and motivated, and possess a positive attitude. This internship is unpaid. College credit, if applicable, will be provided. MN ties preferred but not required.
• LOCATION:  Eden Prairie, MN & Washington, D.C.
• DAYS/HOURS:  Weekdays / Flexible
• WAGE: Unpaid, however students are encouraged to pursue academic credit
• TO APPLY CONTACT:  Krysta Carlson: Qualified applicants should send their cover letter and resume to krysta.carlson1@mail.house.gov  or PHONE:  952.405.8510  to learn more.

Posted 5-24-10

• DESCRIPTION: Interns are a vital part of a successful campaign. We are looking for energetic and dependable students to help us win this campaign and bring common sense solutions and responsible representation to Washington D.C. We have intern opportunities in a variety of campaign areas. Intern responsibilities could include: • public policy research • professional writing • technology support • new media production • fundraising • constituency group organizing • event planning • field operations In addition, all interns must be willing to assist with administrative tasks such as data entry and front desk duties. Internships are unpaid. Requirements Internships are available for college and high school students ages 16 and up. Assignments will be based on student's skills and needs of the campaign. Supervision will be provided by campaign staff in particular departments as well as by the Internship Coordinator. Interns must sign a confidentiality agreement and adhere to all campaign policies and directives. Professional demeanor and appropriate dress is expected. Ability to work independently and computer skills are prerequisites to selection as an intern.
• DAYS/HOURS: Interns must commit to a minimum of 15 hours per week for a minimum of four weeks. All interns must be available to participate in some evening and weekend meetings and events. While there is some flexibility in the schedules available, every intern will be required to attend up to two hours of regularly scheduled staff or internship meetings each week.
• WAGE: Internships are unpaid.
• TO APPLY: Appointment will be determined by date of application. While compensation is not available, some colleges and universities may be offer academic credit. It is the student’s responsibility to make arrangements for any academic credit associated with the internship. If interested, please submit a letter of application identifying why you are interested in working with the Collett for Congress campaign. Please include a description of your background working with political campaigns or public advocacy groups. Also include a short resume containing your academic and work background, prior volunteer activities, and two references. The letter and resume should be emailed to Interns@CollettforCongress.com
• TO LEARN MORE: collettforcongress.com 

Posted 8-19-10

• MINISTRY PURPOSE:The Student Ministries Intern, in conjunction with the Student Ministries Director, will be responsible for the over-shepherding of the youth flock.  The composition of this flock includes all youth ranging from the seventh through the twelfth grade. He/She working with the Student Ministries Director, is responsible to ensure that intentional disciple making is at the core of the ministry and to co-labor with parents of teenagers in the work of bringing their children up to love the Lord their God with all their heart, soul, mind and strength and to love their neighbors as themselves. (Proverbs 23:15, Ephesians 4:11-12).
• MINISTRY PARAMETERS AND SUPERVISION:
  Character traits of a Deacon/Deaconess as per 1 Timothy 3:8–13.
  Work 15-25 hours per week depending on the level of giftedness and responsibilities.
  Must be in full agreement with church’s doctrinal position and philosophy of ministry.
  Demonstrate “God’s Heart for ALL People” by reflecting within your flock ministries the growing ethnic/cultural diversity of our Northwest Metro communities.
  Reports directly to the Student Ministries Director.
• MINISTRY RESPONSIBILITIES:

Flock Ministry Responsibilities:  Assist the Student Ministries Director in the following areas:
To recruit, train, and supervise volunteer leaders for the youth ministry.
To intentionally develop discipleship through the use of sequential small groups and mid-sized fellowship and outreach groups (Refer to Philosophy of Ministry and Implications found in master plan).
To initiate personal care contacts with students and families and network with related areas of students’ lives.
To initiate and coordinate ministry programs for youth including: a yearly schedule of youth events in accordance with the church calendar, Sunday morning and midweek youth meetings, spiritual instruction for teens, missions opportunities, social events, banquets, camps, retreats, conferences, and outreach activities.
To work toward leadership development of youth, mobilizing youth for ministry in the church, community and world.

Teaching:  If so gifted in this area…
To prepare a teaching lesson for Sunday morning youth time
To work with Student Ministries in establishing teaching schedule/calendar
To lead a small group

Music Leader: If so gifted in this area…
To lead music for youth on Sunday morning and Wednesday evenings.
To recruit and train youth band members.
To organize youth band teams and establish a practice schedule for them.
To provide the tools for band members’ as needed i.e. music, CDs, etc.
To prepare weekly presentations using MediaShout

BENEFITS: Compensation levels and all benefits are set by the Board of Elders and will be discussed on an individual basis and processed through the Executive Ministries Pastor. All compensation is to be held in complete confidence.
Social Security paid by the church. No unemployment insurance covered by church.
Reimbursement for normal ministry expenses covered by his/her ministry budget.

TO APPLY: Contact: Pastor Jeff Gagnon, 763.391.6140 or jgagnon@bpefc.org

Posted 8-3-10

• QUALIFICATIONS: Confession of Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, Adheres to The Authority of God’s Word, Understands, believes and participates in the unity, gathering and mission of the local Church. Exemplifies the fruit of the Spirit
• Provide at least 3 references from the following people: Pastor or Church Leader, Teacher, Professor, or Supervisor, and Friend
• Possesses ability to teach biblical lessons, relates with students and is an organized individual.
• DUTIES:  The Role & Job Description of the Jr. High ministry Intern:

• LOCATION:  Eagan
• DAYS/HOURS:  Wednesdays & Sundays
• WAGE:  $100 week
• TO APPLY CONTACT:  Chet Carlson at EMAIL:  chet@peace-eagan.org
• TO LEARN MORE: peace-eagan.org 

Posted 8-3-10

• QUALIFICATIONS: All applicants must love kids, care deeply about hurting families, and have a personal faith which is compatible with TreeHouse’s statement of faith and philosophy of ministry. It is strongly preferred that applicants are in their junior or senior of college or have   completed their college degree, preferably in social work, psychology, education, youth/family ministry or a related field.
• DUTIES:  If you are looking for an internship to gain valuable experience and begin your career in youth ministry, this is for you!  This opportunity includes: assisting with weekly youth programs, one-on-one mentorship with teens, training, direct supervision, planning and behind-the-scenes preparation, activities, trips and retreats.
• We are looking for a 10 hour commitment 2-3 afternoons/evenings per week up to full time.  In addition, we are looking for both school year Interns and fall or spring semester interns. TreeHouse also has a full time 12 week summer Internship program.
• Interns will be appointed at TreeHouse and will carry a small careload of program participants.  In addition, your specific Area Program Coordinator will assign other program responsibilities on the basis of interest and/or need.  Interns choose between: 1) an unpaid internship; or 2) raising funds from a personal network to cover their internship salary (fund-raising training provided).
• To apply or obtain additional information: see www.treehouseyouth.org  or send your resume and completed application to: employment@treehouseyouth.org
• Interviews will be conducted July 26th – September 10th for Fall Internships.
• LOCATION:  West Metro
• DAYS/HOURS:  10/wk
• WAGE:  see above
• FOR MORE INFO EMAIL: Jackie at jengel@treehouseyouth.org

Posted 8-3-10

Description: Are you thinking long-term missions might be for you but just aren't sure? Have you wondered if you could be the one to take the Gospel to someone who has never heard it? Maybe you have wondered more specifically–how will I get the money…will my parents be okay with my going to that part of the world…I have only been on short-term trips to South America, will it be safe…or many other questions. If this is you, then Café 1040 is for you!

• Café 1040 is a 3-month mentoring program inside the 10/40 Window. Through this intense program abroad, you will be deeply immersed into the culture, experiencing what day-to-day ministry overseas could look like for you. While living in a closed-country, you will become a confident learner of language, culture, history, religion, and technology. More importantly, you will discover how YOUR skills, passions, talents and abilities can play a part in reaching the 2.5 billion people who don’t have access to the Good News of Jesus Christ.
• Desired Major(s): All Majors
• Desired Class Level(s): Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior, Graduate Student, Alumnus, Alumni
• Work Authorization: US Citizen
• Salary Level: Unpaid
• Housing: Apartment Style Living Provided with 1-3 Roommates
• Job Function: This is a training program that focuses on cultural immersion.   Focused effort will be spent on language, history, religion, security opps
• Desired Start Date:
• Spring 2011 - February 1, 2011
• Summer 2011 – May 18, 2011
• Fall 2011 – August 17, 2011
• Program Dates:
• Spring 2011: February 1, 2011-April 26, 2011
• Summer 2011: May 18, 2011- August 11, 2011
• Fall 2011: August 17, 2011- November 9, 2011

• Duration: 3 Months
• Approximate Hours Per Week: 40+ Hours Per Week
• Travel Percentage: 100%
• Qualifications: Café 1040 seeks young adults (19-28) who are actively growing Christians desiring hands-on answers and wanting to experience what life among the unreached really looks like. Participants will need to be adventurous, open to learning, flexible, and ready to be challenged spiritually, mentally, and physically!
• How To Apply: Apply online at cafe1040.com/apply.php  OR Contact Jimmy Richardson at Email: jimmy@cafe1040.com  or Phone: 706-340-2102 (cell)  Main office Location: Alpharetta, GA 30009
• Applications Accepted Until:
• For Spring 2011: August 22, 2010
• For Summer 2011: December 29, 2010
• For Fall 2011: March 30, 2011

Posted 7-21-10

QUALIFICATIONS:

•           Pursuing a Communications, Psychology, Ministry or related degree.

•           Good written and verbal skills.

•           Able to take initiative and work independently.

•           Must have own transportation.

•           Letter of recommendation from instructor or previous employer.

DUTIES:  New Life’s First Care Pregnancy Center is seeking interns to serve at the Richfield office. This is an excellent opportunity for students with exceptional interpersonal communication skills, a passion for ministry and counseling, and interest in a career in the non-profit world.  

Interns will support their assigned location in the following areas:

•           Counsel clients in our Parenting Plus Program.

•           Provide administrative support to the Branch Manger and branch staff.

•           Help with special projects or events as determined by Branch Manager.

•           Facilitate client intakes.

•           Attend outreach and fundraising events when appropriate.

LOCATION:  Richfield

DAYS/HOURS:  Flexible: Hours between 9-5 M-F

WAGE:  Unpaid

TO APPLY CONTACT:  Tiffany Lemke at EMAIL:  lemke.tiffany@nlfs.org

TO LEARN MORE: www.nlfs.org

Posted 6-14-10

• Job Description: Wooddale Church is seeking a young adult passionate about working with senior high school students in the local church. This person will minister by developing relationships with 10^th-12^th grade students and their parents, coordinating and executing ministry events, and equipping and training volunteers. This person will work closely with the Senior High Pastor while also gaining exposure to the entire church ministry. The position is designed to be half-time during the school year and full-time during the summer months.
• LOCATION:  Eden Prairie, MN
• DAYS/HOURS:  20 hrs/week during school year; 40 hours/week during summer
• WAGE:  Approximately $10/hour
• Application Instructions: Send a resume and a cover letter explaining both what you might have to offer to this position and how this position could help prepare you for future vocational ministry.  Julie Faltinson at EMAIL:  julie.faltinson@wooddale.org
• TO LEARN MORE: www.wooddale.org

Posted 6-14-10

• Job Description: Wooddale Church is seeking a young adult passionate about working with junior high school students in the local church. This person will minister by developing relationships with 7^th-9^th grade students and their parents, coordinating and executing ministry events, and equipping and training volunteers. This person will work closely with the Junior High Pastor while also gaining exposure to the entire church ministry. The position is designed to be half-time during the school year and full-time during the summer months.
• LOCATION:  Eden Prairie, MN
• DAYS/HOURS:  20 hrs/week during school year; 40 hours/week during summer
• WAGE:  Approximately $10/hour
• Application Instructions: Send a resume and a cover letter explaining both what you might have to offer to this position and how this position could help prepare you for future vocational ministry.  Julie Faltinson at EMAIL:  julie.faltinson@wooddale.org
• TO LEARN MORE: www.wooddale.org

Posted 6-14-10

• Job Description: Wooddale Church is seeking a young adult passionate about working with young adult singles and young married couples in the local church. This person will have the ability to understand and relate to young adults, lead in program design and implementation, and integrate Young Adult ministry with the rest of the church ministry. A passion for outreach is essential. This person will work closely with the Young Adults Pastor while also gaining exposure to the entire church ministry. The position is designed to be half-time during the school year and full-time during the summer months.
• LOCATION:  Eden Prairie, MN
• DAYS/HOURS:  20 hrs/week during school year; 40 hours/week during summer
• WAGE:  Approximately $10/hour
• Application Instructions: Send a resume and a cover letter explaining both what you might have to offer to this position and how this position could help prepare you for future vocational ministry. Julie Faltinson at EMAIL:  julie.faltinson@wooddale.org
• TO LEARN MORE: www.wooddale.org

Posted 6-7-10

• QUALIFICATIONS: Preference given to young adult who is currently attending college or seminary and is preparing for future vocational ministry. Secondary preference given to a person who has recently graduated and is seeking experience for future vocational ministry.
• DUTIES: Wooddale Church is seeking a young adult passionate about working with a local church to encourage authentic discipleship. One of Wooddale’s six core values is discipleship, and this person will help create, lead, administer and strengthen the varied facets of Wooddale’s discipleship ministry with a particular focus on small groups. This person will work closely with the Discipleship Pastor while also gaining exposure to the entire church ministry. The position is designed to be half-time during the school year and full-time during the summer months.
• LOCATION:  Eden Prairie, MN
• DAYS/HOURS:  20 hrs/week during school year; 40 hours/week during summer
• WAGE:  Approximately $10/hour
• TO APPLY: Application Instructions: Send a resume and a cover letter explaining both what you might have to offer to this position and how this position could help prepare you for future vocational ministry to: julie.faltinson@wooddale.org
• TO LEARN MORE: www.wooddale.org 

Posted 5-11-10

• ***Now Accepting Applications for Fall of 2010***

  **Currently, we are only accepting applications from U.S. residents**

• POSITIONS AVAILABLE

  Spring Internship (Jan - May) - Deadline for application is November 15th

  Summer Internship (May - Aug) - Deadline for application is February 28th

  Fall internship (Aug - Dec) - Deadline for application is July 15th

• GENERAL DESCRIPTIONS

  We offer internships and apprenticeships at our main office in Atlanta, Georgia. They are both ideal for college students, or recent college graduates, who want to gain a rich experience working at a leadership development organization. Within this role, you'll be helping students realize their full leadership potential all around the world. As well, you will have the opportunity to help develop resources, interact with college staff, plan events, and administer partnerships with schools, churches and organizations. Check them out below:

  Summer/Semester Internships
  Our standard intern positions are during the summer or semester. In the past, interns have come from all over the world and stay with one of our host families during their time as an intern. This is a full-time position in our Atlanta office.  There are also opportunities for part-time internships for students living in the Metro Atlanta area who are also working in another position.  We require that all interns have their own transportation.
  
  WHO: College students or young adults in their twenties
  WHERE: Growing Leaders office in the metro Atlanta area
  WHEN:  Late May to Mid-August (Summer Term) - Mid-August to Mid-December (Fall Term) - Early January to Mid-May (Spring Term)
  COST: An expense stipend is given to each intern during their time with us. This money will usually cover basic personal spending during their time here in Atlanta. The host families provide room accommodations and food.

• TO APPLY: www.growingleaders.com/index.php 

Posted 7-23-10

QUALIFICATIONS:

•             Pursuing related degree.

•             Bilingual in English/Spanish.

•             Good written and verbal skills.

•             Ability to empathize and provide appropriate counseling.

•             Able to demonstrate initiative and work independently.

•             Must have own transportation.

DUTIES:  Assist the Richfield or St. Paul office in a variety of support tasks related to client counseling, interpretation for licensed social workers, document translation, and other light administrative duties; Attend outreach/fundraising events when appropriate; Provide other Spanish/Latino Services-related support. This is a great opportunity for bilingual students with exceptional interpersonal communication skills, a passion for ministry and counseling, and interest in the non-profit world.  

LOCATION:  Richfield or St. Paul

DAYS/HOURS:  Flexible

WAGE:  Unpaid

FOR MORE INFO AND TO APPLY CONTACT:  Tiffany Lemke at PHONE:  612-866-7643 or EMAIL:  lemke.tiffany@nlfs.org

Posted 7-21-10

QUALIFICATIONS:

•           Pursuing a Communications, Psychology, Ministry or related degree.

•           Good written and verbal skills.

•           Able to take initiative and work independently.

•           Must have own transportation.

•           Letter of recommendation from instructor or previous employer.

DUTIES:  New Life’s First Care Pregnancy Center is seeking interns to serve at the Richfield office. This is an excellent opportunity for students with exceptional interpersonal communication skills, a passion for ministry and counseling, and interest in a career in the non-profit world.  

Interns will support their assigned location in the following areas:

•           Counsel clients in our Parenting Plus Program.

•           Provide administrative support to the Branch Manger and branch staff.

•           Help with special projects or events as determined by Branch Manager.

•           Facilitate client intakes.

•           Attend outreach and fundraising events when appropriate.

LOCATION:  Richfield

DAYS/HOURS:  Flexible: Hours between 9-5 M-F

WAGE:  Unpaid

TO APPLY CONTACT:  Tiffany Lemke at EMAIL:  lemke.tiffany@nlfs.org

TO LEARN MORE: www.nlfs.org

Posted 6-17-10

QUALIFICATIONS: the current need is for summer 2010, opportunities are also offered Fall and Spring semesters.

• At least 18 years of age
• Able to receive college course credit upon successful completion of the internship assignment
• A sophomore, junior, senior or graduate student in good standing at an accredited university
• Interested in learning more about the operation of a major non-profit and gaining experience related to their field of study
• Available and committed to executing an internship learning plan

DUTIES:  ALSAC/St. Jude's academic internship program is an unpaid semester long program designed to familiarize college students with the operation of a major non-profit organization as well as to gain practical experience to establish and improve their professional skills. In addition, the program will provide opportunities for interns to gain practical work experience, establish and improve their communication and leadership skills, as well as explore non-profit as a career option.

LOCATION:  Minneapolis, MN

DAYS/HOURS:  20+

WAGE:  $0.00- Unpaid; College credit only

APPLY ONLINE: www.stjude.org/careersalsac

QUESTIONS?:  Deanna Lindo  at EMAIL:  deanna.lindo@stjude.org