Senate Update with Deb Fischer Every fall, spring, and summer, my office provides some outstanding college students with the opportunity to intern in Washington, DC, or at one of our state offices. These internships give students the opportunity to learn more about public policy, our system of government, and serving the electorate. This summer, I … Read more
When the world asks for help, nonprofit organizations reach out and support it. But who lends a hand when nonprofits themselves need help? Student Business Enterprises, or SBE, is a group of Carlmont students who do web development and advertising for non-profit organizations. They use both the skills they learned in their marketing class and … Read more
As part of an initiative to strengthen local workforce development, Starkville Utilities partnered with TVA to award $10,000 to the Starkville-Oktibbeha Consolidated School District Discovery Center. The TVA Community Care Fund donation will support the center’s internship program with the City of Starkville. “We see value in helping people build a foundation for the future … Read more
LOCATION: SYDNEY OFFICE (SURRY HILLS).12 WEEKS OF UNPAID INTERNSHIPS / 2 DAYS PER WEEKAn allowance of $40 per week will be paid to the intern to cover travel and lunch expenses. If you’re looking for your average communications internship where you make coffee breaks, build media lists, and sit on Facebook all day pretending to … Read more
Dr. Tim Borchers, State College of Peru Three history students from Peru State College are completing summer internships at museums. Dr. Kathi Nehls, associate professor of history, said, “I am excited to see the excellent internship opportunities that have resulted from the partnerships we have created with various historical societies in southeastern Nebraska.” Rebecca Hupp, … Read more
LINCOLN, Neb. — Over the past 10 weeks, 34 college students from Nebraska and Kansas have participated in an immersion internship program in 17 rural Nebraska communities. Known as Rural Fellows, these students worked with local leaders to improve their communities. Projects included mapping trail systems, creating a library of promotional videos for small businesses, … Read more
Now it’s finally spring, supposedly, which means internship season is near. Now is the time for enthusiastic college students and recent graduates with dreams of a career in marketing, advertising, or digital media to start exploring the Web and inquiring about internship opportunities. The thing about internships is that you never really know what kind … Read more
(Photographs by Frank J. Methe and Cheryl Dejoie-Methe, Clarion Herald) By BETH DONZEClarion Herald As five seminarians took their first sacramental step to become priests at their transitional diaconate ordination on May 21, an exhortation from the Gospel of St. John clarified their fundamental vocational directive: To be like Christ, the Good Shepherd, “who gives … Read more
Thirty-five hours a week. Not payed. I wish I was surprised when I see offers like this. As a Mainer resident who attended a state university and now lives in the great (for me) city of Boston, I feel a graduate program is necessary to bridge a skills and status gap resulting from my background. … Read more
RICHMOND, Va. (WFXR) — Governor Glenn Youngkin announced funding to help support economic growth, strengthen workforce development and support collaborative programs. The funding, more than $1,261,859, will be part of the Growth and Opportunity for Virginia (GO Virginia) grants. “GO Virginia is fostering a regional collaboration between business, education, and government leaders while supporting innovative … Read more