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February 28, 2020, Filed Under: Uncategorized

UT System Internship Program – Summer 2020

The Office of Talent & Innovation is excited to announce the launch of the UT System Internship Program (UTSIP) pilot for Summer 2020. UTSIP is designed for rising Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors enrolled in UT System institutions. It is a paid, 11-week program that provides hands-on work experience in a professional setting for students exploring career options. The Summer intern cohort (10-15 interns) will take part in a robust professional development curriculum, mentoring and regular feedback from supervisors to facilitate professional growth.

Eligibility: Enrollment in an undergraduate program at one of the 14 University of Texas institutions.

More info and application: https://bit.ly/2ECmrWG

February 20, 2020, Filed Under: Internship

Summer 2020 National Geographic Internships

Every year, the National Geographic Society provides a number of students with a paid opportunity to spend the summer exploring and learning with us. Our internships are diverse and designed to give undergraduate and graduate students a well-rounded experience.

THE PROGRAM

The purpose of these paid internships is to provide educational and work-related opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students. All interns will perform work on a temporary basis to gain job-related skills and will engage in other formal learning and educational opportunities. The program offers support and guidance from a wide array of National Geographic staff and focuses on giving interns the opportunity to learn from the host department/mentor, the management team, other staff members, and Human Resources.

WHO CAN BE AN INTERN?

An intern should be a student enrolled at an accredited college or university and be a rising junior or above. Candidates must be authorized to work in the United States.

LENGTH OF INTERNSHIP

The National Geographic Society offers only summer internship opportunities. The internship program is a 10-week-long paid experience.

HOW TO APPLY FOR AN INTERNSHIP

We are looking for bold people who share our passion for exploration, storytelling, science, and education and who want to help spread our mission. If this sounds like you, we encourage you to explore our open positions.

When completing the online application, please submit a resume and cover letter. If you have questions about the application process, please contact careers@ngs.org. 

February 18, 2020, Filed Under: Internship

Summer 2020 Internship Opportunities with One Good Turn

One Good Turn Internship Opportunities

One Good Turn is currently seeking two interns to support our Programs Director and Executive Director with (1) researching funding partners and writing grant applications and (2) researching, writing, and creating a medical education curriculum for health workers in developing countries. These internships offers the opportunity to gain valuable professional experience while supporting a local non-profit that is truly changing lives.

About One Good Turn:

One Good Turn (OGT) is a global health education nonprofit based in Austin, TX. Our mission is to provide practical medical education and culturally sensitive medical care to neglected communities worldwide. One Good Turn focuses on teaching: we create simple medical education and training protocols developed for community health providers who may have little to no formal training. Through education, we build sustainable pathways to better health for communities worldwide. Learn More: www.onegoodturn.org

Important Information:

Application Deadline: Friday March 20, 2020

These internships are unpaid but will provide valuable professional experience and an incredible learning opportunity for anyone interested in working in the global health or nonprofit industries. Additionally, depending on schedules and ability to travel, interns may have the opportunity to accompany the One Good Turn team on medical education projects in the future. Potential project locations include countries like Kenya, Nicaragua, the Dominican Republic, and more.

These internships are for the Summer 2020 semester but could continue into the fall/spring should the working relationship prove valuable to all parties. A commitment minimum of 5 hours per week is required but could increase to 10 hours or more per week, time permitting. Interns are welcome to begin working with OGT before summer, schedules permitting.

Application Materials:

  • Resume with education, employment history, and contact information for 3 references
  • Cover letter addressing your interest in the position (if applying for both positions, please indicate your top preference)
  • Short writing sample (5 pages maximum)

To apply, please submit your application materials (PDFs only please) to OGT Programs Director Annie Albrecht at anniealbrecht@onegoodturn.org


Grant Writing and Research Internship

What you will learn:

  • How to utilize foundation databases (Foundation Direct Online and others)
  • How to write compelling content
  • An overview of the global health industry landscape
  • How to manage deadlines and work collaboratively

What you will do (in collaboration with the ED and Programs Director):

  • Write and compile materials required for grant applications
  • Research funders working in areas of global health to determine process, deadlines and collateral needed for applications
  • Create a grant deadline calendar for new applications and compliance reporting
  • Compile compliance reporting for submission on a timely basis

The ideal candidate:

  • Is currently enrolled in research and/or writing-intensive educational programs
    • Note: Other academic programs will also be considered, all applicants welcome
  • Is passionate about global health, education, and sustainable development
  • Is available for 5 to 10+ hours weekly for the entire Summer 2020 semester
  • Is self motivated, driven, creative, and a quick learner
  • Is flexible and willing to collaborate remotely and in a shared work environment
  • Demonstrates an ability to write compelling content
  • Has their own laptop/computer

Medical Curriculum Research and Development Internship

What you will learn:

  • How to create and structure a comprehensive medical education curriculum designed for health workers with little to no formal training
  • About common medical conditions in developing countries in the tropical belt
  • How to create educational content that is easily understood across cultures and languages
  • How to create compelling and easy-to-understand infographics
  • How to use medical research databases
  • An overview of the global health industry landscape
  • How to manage deadlines and work collaboratively

What you will do (in collaboration with the ED and Programs Director):

  • Research best practices for curriculum development and design
  • Establish a project timeline and benchmarks
  • Use medical research databases to compile diagnosis and treatment information
  • Create medical educational materials including brochures, presentations, charts/ infographics, and other documents

The ideal candidate:

  • Is currently enrolled (or has demonstrated interest/experience) in one or more of the following fields: education/curriculum development, pre-med/biology, research and/or writing-intensive programs
    • Note: Other academic programs will also be considered, all applicants welcome
  • Is passionate about global health, education, and sustainable development
  • Is available for 5 to 10+ hours weekly for the entire Summer 2020 semester
  • Is self motivated, driven, creative, and a quick learner
  • Is flexible and willing to collaborate remotely and in a shared work environment
  • Demonstrates an ability to write compelling content
  • Has their own laptop/computer
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