Internships

Community Health Internship Program (CHIP)

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An 8-week internship ($2,400 stipend) to work full time in a local health department or community agency. 70+ sites are offered June 4 – July 27, 2018. Each intern is hosted by an experienced professional and participates in additional curriculum and enrichment activities coordinated by AHEC. A wide range of focus areas are available among the internships, offering opportunities for any academic major, all with the common theme of community health.
Applications are due Tuesday, February 13, 2018.  

Intern in Britain

The US-UK Fulbright Commission in London is now seeking applicants for our internship programme for spring 2018. 

This opportunity is a great fit for:

1. Study abroad students seeking to gain work experience alongside their studies in the UK (Student must be on a Tier 4 Student Visa.)

2. Recent graduates eligible to travel on the BUNAC Intern in Britain programme (Tier 5 visa, up to 6 months) For more information, see: http://www.bunac.org/usa/interninbritain/eligibility.aspx

Interns join a small, but dynamic and highly-motivated team of staff. We try to ensure interns have a 50-50 balance between our day-to-day work and special projects they take ownership over.

Applications are welcome from a variety of fields.  However, we tend to find most applicants come from international relations, marketing, communications, political science, international/higher education, student affairs, education or non-profit backgrounds.

Internships are unpaid and may be offered full-time or on a part-time basis around students’ class schedules. Internships may vary from one to six months in length. We will begin reviewing applications immediately on a rolling basis. To apply, students may email a CV and covering letter to intern@fulbright.org.uk, with the subject line “Awards Internship” or “Advising Internship”.

Internships are a great fit for UK students who have had study experience in the US, American study abroad students seeking to maximize their time in London, or for recent graduates able to come to the UK on BUNAC’s Intern in Britain programme.  Please note applicants must demonstrate the legal right to work in the UK, most commonly via a Tier 4 Student Visa or Tier 5 for BUNAC.  For more information, see: http://www.bunac.org/usa/interninbritain/eligibility.aspx

In previous years, interns have come from international relations, marketing, communications, political science, international/higher education, student affairs, education or non-profit backgrounds.  However, we welcome applicants from all fields and are looking for students with a keen interest in our work.

Internships are unpaid and may be offered full-time or on a part-time basis around students’ class schedules. Internships may vary from one to six months in length.

To apply, students may email a CV and covering letter to intern@fulbright.org.uk, with the subject line “Awards Internship” or “Advising Internship”. We will begin reviewing applications immediately on a rolling basis.

Full details about the available internships can be found here: http://fulbright.org.uk/about-us/internships-and-volunteering

Panther Foundations For Success: Internship Development Program

Panther Foundations For Success: Internship Development Program for BUSINESS, ENGINEERING, MATH/STATISTICS, ECONOMICS & IST MAJORS AND INTENDED-

DEADLINE APPLICATION – OCTOBER 13TH

Here is a  wonderful opportunity to apply for an Internship Opportunity with one of the following Corporate Partners of the Panther Foundations for Success:  Internship Development Program:  Rockwell Automation, Harley-Davidson, Direct Supply, ManpowerGroup, UMB Funds Services, and Associated Bank. YOU MUST BE ENROLLED IN CLASSES FALL 2018 AS AN UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT TO QUALIFY FOR THE PROGRAM.  

  • Rockwell and Harley-Davidson are looking for Business and Engineering Students, as well as intended
  • Direct Supply, ManpowerGroup and UMB Fund Services are recruiting for Business Majors and intended
  • Associated Bank, are newest corporate partner is recruiting for Business, Engineer, Economics, Math/Statistics and Information Science Technology (SOIS) majors and intended.

The Panther Foundations for Success program is designed to better prepare you for the transition into the workplace by developing soft skills and provide you with a relevant potential internship opportunity that will compliment your academic learning. The networking exposure with well-known global companies that is provided will set you apart from your peers as you progress towards your graduation date.

The PFS program is designed to provide you with further development and education in the areas of:-

  • Diversity in the workplace and why it is important
  • Strategies to strengthen your communication skills in professional settings
  • How to handle yourself with confidence in a professional setting
  • The power of emotional intelligence and the capacity to reason and analyze emotional information
  • How to construct a strong resume to stand out among the crowd
  • Insight into opportunities available in the corporate environment within your desired major with corporate site visits
  • And …. An Internship!!!

There will be an Information Table at the following Career Fairs:

ALL MAJORS CAREER FAIR, OCTOBER 5, 2017 FROM 10:00 – 2:00 PM

Please see attachment for additional information and the application. (PLEASE SUBMIT APPLICATION VIA E-MAIL) The website for the Panther Foundations for Success: Internship Development is www.uwm.edu/panther-success.

Work, Intern, Volunteer & Research Abroad

The Education Abroad Knowledge Community’s (EA KC) Subcommittee on Work, Internships, Volunteer and Research Abroad (WIVRA) compiled a list of scholarships and awards for students seeking experiential learning programs abroad. Advisors can share this resource as a whole, or by specific program type, with students as they navigate the aid available for these types of experiences.

Visit website for more full list of scholarships