Showing posts with label internship. Show all posts
Showing posts with label internship. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 7, 2012

Intern of the Month - Rebecca Civittolo!

Congrats Rebecca!
The Career Services Center and the Social Work Department would like to congratulate senior Rebecca Civittolo as January's Intern of the Month. Rebecca is a Social Work & Philosophy major and currently has an internship with The Village Network & Wayne/Holmes Mental Health & Recovery Board. Rebecca's primary responsibilities include researching policy initiatives and meeting with a client to prepare him for his transition into permanent custody.

Rebecca says, "The internship has already given me a wonderful experience that will aid me in my future career...My speaking and writing skills continue to improve as I work with these agencies each day." Rebecca is also a Writing Assistant, Philosophy Club Vice President, and Phi Sigma Tau Secretary. Congratulations, Rebecca!

If you want to apply to be the next Intern of the Month, you can find an application at www.ashland.edu/career.

Thursday, March 17, 2011

Ashland Center for Nonviolence - Paid Internship!

From AU Eagle Mail:

Ashland Center for Nonviolence
*2011-12 Program Internship 
*8-10 hours per week 
*Paid 
*Academic Credit Possible
The Program Intern provides programming that creates an intellectual and social environment in which students can learn about and engage in issues and practices in nonviolence. You may earn academic credit for this position.

Specific Duties:
-Works with student members to
--Explore, develop and present programming
--Publicize activities through posters, handouts, social media, etc.
--Cultivate a diverse learning community
--Develops and sustains an online community using social media, including Facebook
--Helps develop and deliver programming for general ACN membership (when applicable)
--Researches and develops materials for distribution that explore ACN issues and supports upcoming programming
--Responsible for collaborating with community and campus individuals or organizations (as needed)
--Maintains file of contacts and procedures for this position

Qualifications
-Understand and support ACN and its mission
-Minimum sophomore status
-Minimum 3.0 cumulative grade point average
-No level I, II judicial or academic integrity violations.
-Have demonstrated ability to guide a student organization

Contact ACN at ashland.edu or visit the Ashland Center for Nonviolence (Bixler 108) for an application. Application reviews start Friday, April 1st with interviews to follow the next week. Return completed applications to the Ashland Center for Nonviolence, Bixler 108.

Sponsored By: Ashland Center for Nonviolence
Website: http://www.ashland.edu/acn
Event Cost: Free
Contact: acn at ashland.edu