6 full-time and 2 part-time paid summer internships

Applications should be postmarked by March 1, 2007

For additional information follow the link: http://starbulletin.com/2005/01/23/news/story10.html

To contact program staff with questions:

Jane Goodall institute - (JGI) on pioneering programs in Uganda Interns are urgently required for volunteer work on environmental and education projects within the world-renowned . Places are available for enthusiastic and experienced interns to join Global Vision International's newest project partners in the field starting in January for periods of 3- 6 months. GVI is particularly interested in recruiting students from the fields of environmental sciences, environmental education, zoology and other such related degree courses.

Project Focus - Environmental education and awareness are low in Uganda and, by assisting JGI, volunteers can help improve this situation by teaching and training Ugandans about the environment and humanitarian issues, and helping to develop and implement environmental education programs and teaching aids.

Project SHINE Hawaii Service-Learning

DEADLINE: JANUARY 20, 2006

We are excited to announce CDS International is accepting applications for the Summer Internship Program in Spain. This program provides an opportunity for young leaders to gain international work experience, improve Spanish language skills, and experience Spanish culture firsthand. Participants complete an unpaid three-month internship in companies across Spain. For detailed information and applications, please visit www.cdsintl.org/fromusa/sipsp.htm. U.S. or Canadian citizens and must maintain full-time student status an accredited college/university.

Guidelines: Maximum age is 2.5 High-intermediate level of Spanish proficiency (Participants must be able to function in a Spanish-speaking work environment.) Participants must have completed at least 2 years of study at a university/college in business, engineering, international relations or related fields. The program fee is $700 (includes a $100 non-refundable administration fee) and must accompany your application.

For detailed information and applications, please visit www.cdsintl.org/fromusa/sipsp.htm.

U.S. or Canadian citizens and must maintain full-time student status an accredited college/university

Anil Bhargava, Outreach Coordinator Foundation for Sustainable Development

"FAS is the principal international arm of USDA. Job #1 is to create and expand international markets for American agriculture and food producers."

Career Intern Program: "The USDA’s Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) Career Intern Program (CIP) is designed to prepare exceptional men and women who have professional experiences in agriculture and/or business, a college degree, and competencies for careers in public service with FAS. Interns will participate in a two-year program that is designed to fine-tune their skills and abilities. FAS hires full-time employees for marketing specialist, international specialist, and agricultural economist positions through the CIP."

Note: For students with the anthroplogy/liberal arts background, the International Cooperation and Development Division (look at the website organization), and Export Credits (Food Aid administration) are the two Divisions within FAS that deal with more humanitarian type projects and activities. The other Divisions within FAS focus on trade policy and commodity issues.

USDA Summer Internship Program: The Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) offers paid summer internships involving substantive work assignments to college students as part of the USDA Summer Internship Program. Internships are located in Washington, D.C.

International Agricultural Internship Program: The International Agricultural Internship Program (IAIP) provides international agricultural trade experience to senior and graduate college and university students that have the background and interest to help our 90 overseas offices promote U.S. agricultural interests abroad.

Online registration available around October 28, 2005; deadline for spring: November 7

The Wallace T. Drew Internship

Intern projects are customized depending on the individual's interests and the Foundation's needs in 4 general programs areas: research, outreach, web development, and communications. All projects involve hands-on opportunities for the development of practical leadership skills, such as public speaking, discussion facilitation, writing, and event planning. All interns perform general office duties. Possible projects for the summer of 2005 include working on our Turn the Tide and UC Nuclear Free campaigns, national youth conference, KNUK Radio Project, and summer movie nights.