| Posting Date |
Organization |
Brief Description |
| U.S. Senate Committee on Finance |
The Majority office of the U.S. Senate Finance Committee, Chaired by Montana's senior U.S. Senator Max Baucus, is currently seeking internship applicants for spring and summer semesters in 2012. The Committee's semester-long internships for undergrads are unpaid, but depending on individual school requirements, may be completed for college credit. Interns with a bachelor's degree or higher receive a stipend. Applicants should send a cover letter, resume, writing sample (generally a school essay or article the applicant has written), transcript (unofficial is acceptable), and two references (preferably one academic and one work-related) to Jim Frisk at: jim_frisk@finance-dem.senate.gov. Deadlines are November 30th for spring, April 15th for summer, though applicants are encouraged to submit their materials as early as possible.
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| Governor's Office of Community Service |
The Governor's Office of Community Service, in partnership with the Governor's Office of Economic Development and the Department of Commerce, Energy Promotion and Development Division are excited to announce the new opportunities available in developing Montana's energy future with Governor Schweitzer.
The internship program is an academic program that enables college students to participate in energy-related work experiences as part of their academic training. The internship program allows students an opportunity to apply classroom lessons and theory to real work applications, acquire career experience, and enhance personal growth while earning a $2000.00 tuition credit. |
| U.S. Department of State |
The U.S. Department of State offers a number of internship and fellowship opportunities for high school, undergraduate and graduate students, as well as for working professionals. We are looking for diverse, culturally aware, adaptable, well rounded and strategic problem-solvers, who are committed to experiencing a public service opportunity.
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| Profitable Ideas Exchange |
Profitable Ideas Exchange (PIE) is a Bozeman business that facilitates interactions amongst Fortune 500 executives at the C-Suite level in 38 countries. Companies such as Wal-Mart, Dell, McDonalds, Staples, and Marriott participate in our networks. We have been in business for 11 years and currently employ a number of MSU graduates.
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| Sierra Club |
Do you have a passion for wild places? Would you like to gain experience working for the largest and oldest environmental organization in the United States? Apply to be a Sierra Club Fall 2011 intern. Applications due by September 20th, and interviews will be scheduled on a rolling basis. For questions or more information, contact: zach.waterman@sierraclub.org
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| Focus the Nation - Clean Energy Leadership Development Opportunity |
Focus the Nation (FTN), a national organization committed to clean energy leadership development, is recruiting students for Forums-to-Action (F2A) for the 2011-2012 academic year. The F2A program engages students on selected campuses across the nation to develop their Clean Energy Leadership skills. The program will prepare you to moderate panel discussions on campus that develop and implement dynamic solutions in your local community. By taking part in F2A you will gain leadership skills, knowledge of clean energy, and professional development.
As a F2A Focus Coordinator, you will participate in a weekly F2A curriculum, build an F2A team, plan a Clean Energy Forum, and lead an action planning process. Focus Coordinators work 4-10 hrs/week over 2 semesters and receive guidance and support from an FTN Coach and the ASMSU Sustainability Center (Campus Advisor). |
| Franke Wilmer For US Congress |
"If you would be interested in interning for Franke Wilmer's campaign for congress, please refer to Chris' contact info below. Attached is an application form.
Chris Mora
Franke Wilmer for Congress
c. (406) 564.2223
chris.mora04@gmail.com" |
| MEDA |
Assist the MEDA Innovation Working Group to achieve its mission to: "Identify innovations and strategic opportunities that would feed into the effort to refine Montana's economic development model including our programs, tools, approach, and our vision." |
| Office of Communications and Public Affairs |
The Office of Communications and Public Affairs has a new opening for a student employee. The student in this position will play a central role in the planning and implementation of the 2011 Gallatin Earth Celebration (Earth Week). Working closely with the GEC governance committee, the student will plan and organize GEC meetings, prepare a marketing plan for GEC, plan and implement a fundraising/sponsorship campaign, coordinate communications with internal and external participants and provide follow-up analysis. The GEC Program Manager will work independently but have the guidance and direction of the governance committee. In addition, the Program Manager will assist general communications related to MSU's sustainability efforts. |
| U.S. Department of State |
We are pleased to inform you that we are accepting applications for the U.S. Department of State's 2011 Fall Student Internship Program. Click here (http://careers.state.gov/students/programs, and click on Student Internships under Undergraduate or Graduate/Post-Graduate) for more information, and to start the Gateway to State online application process via USAJobs. Please note that the deadline to submit completed applications is March 01, 2011. You must be a U.S. Citizen and a student (a full- or part-time continuing college or university junior, or graduate student - including graduating seniors intending to go on to graduate school) to be eligible. Please read the program description and vacancy announcement for more information and all qualification requirements. We appreciate your interest in a career with the U.S. Department of State. |
| U.S. Senator Jon Tester |
A Washington D.C. internship with Senator Jon Tester is a unique opportunity for
students to observe the workings of the U.S. Senate first-hand. Applicants who are
motivated, hard-working, and eager to learn are welcome to apply. |
| ICPES |
Sponsored by The Fund for American Studies, ICPES provides a substantive professional experience for 30 hours a week with a challenging academic experience at Georgetown University. This fast-paced, eight-week residential program provides students from around the world with the opportunities to gain an edge in today’s competitive job market and graduate school admissions, and experience the excitement of Washington first-hand. |
| U.S. Senator Max Baucus |
Interns will work in our Bozeman office performing an array of duties in all aspects of operations: working with constituents, handling press activities, monitoring/tracking/researching legislation, providing written/oral correspondence, attending events/meetings. The benefits of such an internship include: high-level exposure to intergovernmental agencies, gaining civic knowledge and an understanding of the workings of the Senate and related bodies, and representing Montana's Senator Baucus. A large percentage of our full time staffers began as interns. If you are looking for a fun, professional, limitless experience, come join the Baucus team! |
| S.A.V.E. Foundation |
The S.A.V.E. (Student Advocates for Valuing the Environment) Foundation is a non-profit based out of Helena, MT and our mission is to encourage environmental stewardship through daily habits and positive conservation policy by providing educational resources and events in Helena and across Montana. We are writing you today to get a preliminary look at some possible student internships with S.A.V.E. There are a couple different opportunities we will be looking into and would like to hear from you about where student interests may align with our own activities. |
| Charles G. Kock Charitable Foundation |
The Koch Internship Program is a paid internship offered in the summer, fall, and spring for young professionals who want to become effective advocates for individual liberty, free markets, and economic freedom. Based in the Washington, DC area, the Koch Internship Program combines meaningful work, career training, and networking to help interns become excited about the ideas of liberty and economic freedom, equipped to effectively advance those ideas, and engaged in opportunities that seek liberty-advancing social change. |
| ACLU of Montana |
The intern will work with the LGBT Advocacy Coordinator to conduct a public education camapign about relationship recognition (domestic parnership) for committed same-sex couples in Montana, and about related issues. A major focus of the project will be researching, planning and helping to facilitate a Tell 3 training for interested students. For more information on Tell 3, see https://www.aclu-sc.org/tell3/ Additional activities may include conducting outreach to members of the Bozeman community and other communities around the state. |
| Humanity in Action |
HIA invites applications from college students and recent graduates who are intellectually gifted, mature, independent and passionate about human rights. Current sophomores, juniors, and seniors and graduates from the classes of 2009 and 2010 are eligible to apply. |
| U.S. Senator Jon Tester |
The office of Senator Jon Tester is seeking highly motivated individuals with exceptional communication skills for our internship program. Interns do both legislative and administrative projects. The legislative duties include research pertaining to healthcare, education, judiciary, commerce, budget and tax, agriculture, energy, trade and foreign policy. The administrative roles include welcoming guests to our front office, answering constituent calls and leading U.S. Capitol tours. Interns attend hearings and prepare follow-up memos for senior staff. Our internships are unpaid, but offer invaluable Capitol Hill experience. |
| The Fund for American Studies |
The Capital Semester program combines a substantive professional experience in public policy, international affairs or economics for 25 hours a week with a challenging academic experience at Georgetown University. This fast-paced, fifteen-week residential program provides students from around the world with opportunities to gain an edge in today’s competitive job market and graduate school admissions, and experience the excitement of Washington first-hand. |
| Public Service Fellows |
The Partnership for Public Service is seeking current students or recent graduates to join our team and contribute to our mission. Are your students passionate about public service? Are they looking for an opportunity to develop their skills and gain valuable experience? Are they looking for a paid position in the heart of Washington, D.C.? |
| AARP Montana |
The intern will assist AARP staff and volunteers throughout the 2011 legislative session. Projects will include researching issues, writing fact sheets, preparing volunteers for testimony, tracking legislation, reviewing draft legislation, setting up a lobby day for members and assisting in e-advocacy communications. Minimum educational requirements: undergraduate student interested in public policy, political science, or government. A modest stipend of $15/day is available. Must be enrolled student. |
| ASMSU Sustainability Center |
Enhance your education while contributing to a more sustainable campus by doing an independent study or internship in collaboration with the ASMSU Sustainability Center. The Sustainability Center is a student-funded program that runs the campus recycling program, plans programs and events, and helps connect students with sustainability-related efforts and activities at MSU. The Center also supports independent student research projects on topics that relate to campus sustainability. For more information contact Gretchen Hooker, Director: greenasmsu@montana.edu, 406-994-6873. |
| U.S. Department of State |
Intern duties and responsibilities may vary according to the post or office of assignment. For instance, interns may write reports on human rights issues, assist with trade negotiations, assist with citizen's services or visa work, help Americans in distress abroad, or organize conferences or visits of high-level officials. Others may research economic or environmental issues, write news stories, work on web pages or help produce electronic journals. |
| MDLCC |
The Montana Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee (MDLCC) is hiring field organizers, canvassers, and looking for college interns for the 2010 election cycle. We are looking for highly motivated and enthusiastic students interested in helping shape Montana state politics by joining the Democratic Party. |
| Project Vote Smart |
We are seeking interns to work in our research, information technology, and membership divisions. Interns gain hands on political experience, while working and living in our wilderness retreat nestled high in the Montana Rockies. Our location offers numerous outdoor activities, including hiking, biking, camping, fishing, swimming, and much more. Please visit the Project Vote Smart blog - http://votesmart.org/blog - for more information about interning at Project Vote Smart. |
| MSU Extension Personnel |
Interns will gain professional experience in utilizing informal education strategies by partnering with agents to plan, implement, and evaluate outreach and/or research programs for adults and youth in field offices. MSU Extension Interns work in county or reservation Extension offices under the direction of one or more Extension agents. Upon completion of an internship the student will have on understanding of the nature and responsibilities of being an MSU Extension field faculty member. |
| U.S. Senator Max Baucus |
Interns will work in our Bozeman office performing an array of duties in all aspects of operations: working with constituents, handling press activities, monitoring/tracking/researching legislation, providing written/oral correspondence, attending events/meetings. The benefits of such an internship include: high-level exposure to intergovernmental agencies, gaining civic knowledge and an understanding of the workings of the Senate and related bodies, and representing Montana's Senator Baucus. A large percentage of our full time staffers began as interns. If you are looking for a fun, professional, limitless experience, come join the Baucus team! |
| The Washington Center |
Summer Intern Abroad Opportunities. As you know, many of today's students would like to take advantage of both an internship and a study abroad experience. The Washington Center offers a combination of the two with our Intern Abroad Programs in London, Oxford, and Sydney. |
| U.S. Department of State |
Fall 2010 Student Internship Program. The deadline to submit completed applications is March 04, 2010. At the U.S. Department of State, we like to say we're the face of America to the world. As an intern, you will be, too. Some of our students work in Washington, DC, and others have the opportunity to work at an embassy overseas. Positions are both paid and unpaid, and many are available during spring, summer or fall. For internship program details such as duties of an intern, participating offices and bureaus, types of internships, salary/benefit/housing information, please download the Student Internship Information Brochure (734kb, PDF). |
| Montana Policy Institute |
Research and writing in state and local public policy areas. Minor office functions for a small nonprofit. |
| 10/22/09 |
True Living Ventures |
Assist True Living Ventures, LLC (TLV) in developing their suite of sustainable services and products mainly focused on our integrated sustainable lifestyle model that is comprised of design, construction and on-going management of sustainable eco-villages including all aspects of this model. |
| 08/03/09 |
Montana Watercourse |
The Montana Watercourse was conceived in 1989 as part of the Montana Water Center, and is tasked with fostering lifelong stewardship of Montana’s water resources. To meet this end, Montana Watercourse provides statewide water education programs, application-based publications and water assessment tools to a variety of users. Housed at Montana State University in Bozeman, we have the added benefit of offering neutral, inclusive and cooperative approaches free from political or social agenda. |
