Senator Coats offers internship opportunities for college students in
both his Indianapolis and Washington, D.C. offices. Applicants can
choose from three internship sessions during the year:
- Spring (January to May)
- Summer (May to August)
- Fall (September to December)
Interns will be assigned duties ranging from constituent services and
conducting tours of the U.S. Capitol to legislative research. The
internships are unpaid.
Most interns are college students in their junior or senior year.
However, college graduates are also encouraged to apply to gain valuable
experience before entering the workforce or attending graduate school.
For more information and an application form: http://www.coats.senate.gov/services/students/internship/
The deadline for summer internships is in March, so apply soon!
The Career Center will be hosting a workshop titled "Sell your skills: Understanding the value of your experience."
Date: Thursday, January 29, 2015
Time: 5pm
Location: Whitinger Business Building 145
For more information contact the Career Center
Date: Wednesday and Thursday, February 4 and 5, 2015
Time: 11am-2pm
Location: Art and Journalism Atrium
For more information contact the Career Center
The Cardinal Job Fair attracts an average of 70 employers seeking to meet
students on Ball State’s campus. Students have the opportunity to meet with representatives seeking both interns and permanent employees.
Date: Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Time: 11am-3pm
Location: Worthen Arena
For more information contact the Career Center
Prepare for the Job Fair by having your resume reviewed and learning to sell your skills.
Update: Download the Job Fair Guide for a list of companies attending and tips for getting the most from the fair.
Purdue Extension is seeking summer interns. From the website:
"From Main Street to the farm
gate, Purdue Extension connects communities, families, businesses, and farms to
world-renowned research from Purdue University. We do it by creating
experiential, practical learning opportunities to educate and empower millions
of Hoosiers. No two days will be the same, but in each one you’ll see the
differences you’re making.
As an intern, you’ll work closely with county Extension Educators to help them
identify critical needs, implement and oversee vibrant, research-based
educational programs, and offer community resources and expertise. You’ll also
undertake a special project of your choice for the summer. Over eight to 10
weeks, a paid Purdue Extension internship will help you hone skills employers
want, gain a diversity of knowledge in community service, and enjoy fast-paced
experiences in 4-H Youth Development, Agriculture & Natural Resources, Community
Development, and / or Health & Human Sciences.
As a Purdue Extension intern, you will:
- Acquire hands-on experience in a professional team atmosphere associated with developing and delivering educational programs
- Gain familiarity with county Extension office procedures, responsibilities, and staff
- Develop skills in time management, prioritizing, and acceptance of responsibilities
- Engage with diversity (age, gender, socioeconomic, ethnicity) within a community
- Participate in a high-performing system where staff and community volunteers work closely together to achieve common goals
- Build a robust, varied portfolio of experiences of value to future employers"
For more information: https://extension.purdue.edu/Pages/internships.aspx
The Office of Senator Joe Donnelly is currently accepting internships for the summer sessions at both the Washington DC and Indianapolis offices. The deadline to apply for the Summer I session in the Washington office is March 2, 2015 and the deadline to apply for the Summer II session in the Washington office is March 30, 2015. The deadline to apply for the Summer 2015 session in an Indiana office is March 13, 2015.
Interested students can apply at: http://www.donnelly.senate.gov/help/student-resources/internships.
For more information contact:
Sarah Williams at Sarah_Williams@donnelly.senate.gov or
Kasey Kendrick at Kasey_kendrick@donnelly.senate.gov
Internship
coordinators Brad Gideon and Charles Taylor will be hosting internship
information sessions in January, February, and March. At these
sessions you can learn about the requirements for earning academic
credit for your internship and the resources available through the
Career Center to help you find internship opportunities and turn them
into successful career-building experiences.
If you are a
Political Science undergraduate major or graduate student or a Legal
Studies major planning on doing an internship for credit, then you must
attend one of these sessions.
Session dates, times, and locations:
Date: Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Time: 1:00-2:00pm
Location: WQ 122
Students who attended the 1/28 session learned from Frank Rowen about all the services available through the Career Center to help with you internship and job searches. Don't miss out on this valuable information. Attend the next session!
Date: Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Time: 1:00-2:00pm
Location: LB 112
Date: Tuesday, March 31, 2015
Time: 3:30-4:30pm
Location: NQ 302
For more information, contact:
Brad Gideon, Director of the Legal Studies Program
Or
Charles Taylor, Political Science Internship Coordinator and MPA Advisor
