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Internship Opportunities
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Interested in interning in Washington
DC this summer? Want to work for your congressperson?
If you already have a summer internship in DC or are actively
pursuing one, here's an added opportunity for IAFS students!
The Truman National Security Project is offering a “Security
Springboard” for summer interns in DC. Please note:
this is an extra opportunity is for students who are already
in DC for internships -- this is not an internship itself.
The Security Springboard program includes five one-hour,
lunch-time sessions to be held once a week during summer
2009. See the Truman
website for more information and download
the flyer/application here. If you need help getting
started with your search for a summer internship in DC,
contact internship director Vicki Hunter, ashv@colorado.edu.
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Internship application
The IAFS program offers an internship class
during the spring and summer that grants credit for international
work with a variety of organizations here and abroad. To
be enrolled in the IAFS internship class, complete our application
and deliver it to the IAFS office, CLUB A5, addressed to
Vicki Hunter.
NOTE: For the summer 2009 internship class,
the deadline to apply is the last day of spring 2009 classes.
If you think you may want to take the IAFS
internship class, be sure to attend the pre-registration
period information meetings announced on the website and
via advisor email. Even if you do not have an internship
yet, attend an internship information meeting with the
internship director, Vicki Hunter. The meeting is important
to understanding the requirements of the class, for when
you do find an internship!
IAFS
internship application
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Request for major credit
If you want to take the internship class IAFS
4930 for major credit, please fill out request
for major credit and submit to Vicki Hunter.
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Syllabi and course resources |
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Summer 2009
syllabus || Spring
2009 syllabus || Summer
2008 syllabus || Spring
2008 syllabus || Summer
2007 syllabus || Spring
2006 syllabus
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Internship Listings
Below are examples of the internship opportunities
available -- this is not a comprehensive list.
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| Bhakti Chai; contact:
Ali Dyer (ali@bhaktichai.com); 875 9th St. Boulder, 80302;
303-484-8770; work for a start-up doing all aspects of the
business: demos, marketing, and office work. |
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| AEG Live; 930 West
7th ave; Denver, CO 80204 marketing/promotion group in the
music/entertainment industry contact: Alison Bench; abench@aeglive.com |
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| 2009 Summer Internship
Opportunity - Are you interested in a paid internship that
will give you the opportunity to gain valuable work experience
in Washington, D.C.? Applications are now being accepted for
the Koch Internship Program. Come spend the summer interning
at the Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation and gain the
valuable skills that will equip you to become a non-profit
leader and entrepreneur. During the program, interns develop
the knowledge, skills and experience necessary for careers
with market-oriented think tanks, policy institutes, and other
non-profit organizations. This hands-on experience gives interns
the chance to explore the non-profit sector, while applying
Market-Based Management(R), a management philosophy that emphasizes
long-term success. The application deadline for the Koch Internship
Program is March 16th, 2009. For complete program information
please visit our website www.cgkfoundation.com. |
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| LIVE. LEARN. INTERN.
programs in Washington, DC. The academic internship programs
are sponsored by The Fund for American Studies in partnership
with Georgetown University, and are held each summer and semester.
More details on our programs may be found at www.DCinternships.org. |
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Congressman Perlmutter's
office - a commitment of about 16 hours a week (either 2 full
days or 3 half days); all students must currently be enrolled
in classes and must receive credit for the internship. All
internships are unpaid. Contact: Katherine Lyons, Constituent
Services Representative, Office of Congressman Ed Perlmutter
(CO-07), 12600 West Colfax Ave. Ste. B400, Lakewood, CO 80215.
Phone: 303.274.7944 x21
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| Formations, LLC - Real
estate investment; resume and cover letter to our project
manager Britt Augustine (Britt@formationsllc.com). 1881 9th
Street Ste. #210, Boulder, CO 80302. Phone: 303.440.0307. |
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Octagon Intern Recruitment Team, Global Sports Agency.
Website: http://octagonNA.com/, internrequest@octagon.com
if you have any questions.
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| Engineers Without Borders-USA
- We are seeking 1-3 qualified interns to support our Development
Department this fall. Working at the national office of EWB-USA,
will provide students a unique opportunity to gain direct
experience in the international development field. Internships
could also lead to future career opportunities within our
organization. Please visit our website: www.ewb-usa.org. Office
Location: 4665 Nautilus Court Suite 300, Boulder, CO 80301.
Please send resume and availability to: Colin.lacy@ewb-usa.org. |
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| People Of Hope Crafts
- supports artisans in a sustainable manner; focus is on the
sales of their crafts. Our busiest time of year is Aug. -
Dec. Roughly 70% of our sales during this time comes via our
special events which take place at churches and fair trade
markets or holiday bazaars. Contact: Christina Redwine, Fair
Trade Crafts Coordinator. Phone 303-964-3488, website www.peopleofhopecrafts.org.
People of Hope Crafts - 7280 Irving St., Suite B-204, Westminster,
CO 80030. |
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| Lutheran Family Refugee
Services: help incoming refugees settle in the Denver area;
1600 Downing St., Denver; 303-980-5400; contact - Anders Synder;
anders.synder@lfsco.org |
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| New
Era Colorado - New Era Colorado; www.neweracolorado.org;
contact: Carrie Jackson; carrie@neweracolorado.org; 720-565-9317 |
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| Global Works; 2342
Broadway, Boulder 80304. Contact: info@glogalworkstravel.com.
This company leads and sets up travel for groups focusing
on sustainability. |
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| Senator Wayne Allard's
Englewood office is currently accepting internship applications
for summer and fall 2008. Applications are available online
at http://allard.senate.gov. The program is unpaid and is
intended for juniors and seniors in good standing. Summer
application deadline: March 31 2008. |
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| Conference on World
Affairs - Conact student volunteer coordinators, cwastud@colorado.edu |
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| Rage Unlimited; Rage.Unlimited.Com;
marketing group located right on Pearl St. in Boulder; must
have intitiative and be willing to work hard; contact: Justin
Brothers; Justin@rageunlimited.com; 303-444-6506; have cover
letter and resume ready. |
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| Smith Barney, Boulder
- Contact: Teri Starry, 303-545-1834 |
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| Urgent Action Fund
for Women's Human Rights -- http://www.urgentactionfund.org/new_site/index.php?id=65 |
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AIESC Colorado - aiesec@colorado.edu and see the website
at http://www.colorado.edu/StudentGroups/AIESEC/.
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| Americans for Democratic
Action, Inc.; 1625 K. Street NW; Ste 210; Washington DC 20006;
Phone (202) 785-5980; http://adaction.org |
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Congressman Ed Perlmutter's local office; 12600 W. Colfax
Ave; Ste. B-400; Lakewood CO 80215. Contact: Melanie Keene,
Executive Assistant; Melanie.Keene@mail.house.gov; 303-274-7944
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| International English
Center, 1030 13th St.; Boulder 303-492-5547; Cathy Murillo,
director |
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| Inter-American
Dialogue Fall 2007 Internship - Deadline Aug 15 |
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| Grassroots
Campaign, Inc (GCI) |
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Heartspring
Project
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| Natural
Capitalism Solutions - location, Eldorado Springs |
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