Hotel/Hospitality Internships

Our summer seasonal resort is a historic country inn with Bed & Breakfast, Restaurant & Museum located next to Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado. We hire 35-40 college students as summer staff during our tourist season May through mid October. We need only service oriented, hard workers who will enjoy our mountain setting with its opportunities for exploring the great outdoors.

Our summer seasonal resort is a historic country inn with Bed & Breakfast, Restaurant & Museum located next to Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado. We hire 35-40 college students as summer staff during our tourist season May through mid October. We need only service oriented, hard workers who will enjoy our mountain setting with its opportunities for exploring the great outdoors. Responsible for all Dining Room operations to include guest services, quality controls, staff training and scheduling. Accountable for all liquor controls and inventory. Must be people person, computer literate, with excellent communication /skills. As an internship, this management position is an excellent opportunity to gain experience in front of house guest satisfaction and personnel management. May-October Minimum of 48 hrs per week, 6 days per week Starting Compensation = Housing & Food + monthly Salary

ORGANIZATIONAL BACKGROUND Save Our Seabirds Inc. located on City Island in Sarasota, FL is dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and release of injured birds. Our 130,000 square foot facility is home to approximately 250 birds consisting of over 30 species both native and exotic. On average, Save Our Seabirds, Inc. cares for 800 to 1000 birds each year admitting anywhere between 3 and 10 birds a day. With volunteer help, our non-profit organization successfully rehabilitates and releases up to 65% of the birds in our care. We also offer education regarding the adverse impacts of humankind on wild birds, provide Oiled Wildlife Response and Training, and continually develop and maintain a unique avian Surrogate Parenting Program. If you wish to learn more about S.O.S Inc. visit us at www.saveourseabirds.org. Please note that our web page content is in the process of updating. INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY Our internship program seeks enthusiastic college students who are passionate in both the medical and ecological aspects of wild bird studies. Interns will gain interactive experience in the identification, handling and treatment of injured birds. Treatment of various species includes engaging tasks such as tube feeding, administration of intravenous medication, and physical therapy. Interns will also have the exciting opportunity to work with birds that require fitting and replacement of their special prosthetic limbs designed by Kevin Carroll, creator of Winter's famous prosthetic tail. In addition to hospital duties, an in depth study of anatomy, physiology, behavior, and dietary needs of different species will be covered extensively throughout the internship. (These concepts play a vital role in many diagnoses and are an important underlying element in any veterinary practice.) Interns will also have the opportunity to participate in our rescue response team and avian surrogate parenting program. INTERN COMPENSATION - Letter of recommendation (upon successful completion of internship) - Valuable resume and volunteer experience - Preparation for careers in wildlife rescue and veterinary medicine - Saving animals and having an immediate impact on Florida's wildlife HOW TO APPLY Please note that the start and end date for our program is flexible. We receive applicants from all over the United States and realize that different regions will have different final exam schedules and summer break times. Please include in your cover letter the time period in which you can attend our program (start/end date). It must at least be 2.5 months of consecutive time roughly around (or within) the posted internship time period. If you have any questions please feel free to contact us. Email your resume and cover letter to Executive Director Lee Fox at sosinternship@gmail.com or contact Denise Gaberman for more information by phone (941) 388-3010. Please note that we do accept late applications, but priority is given to those submitted on time.

The Pride of the Susquehanna Riverboat, operated by the Harrisburg Area Riverboat Society, Inc., a 501(c)(3) non-profit community service organization, is looking for outgoing and responsible college students (or college grads looking for experience) to work as an intern for the 2013 season (Anytime from May through October). We offer summer internships working with guest experience, attraction management, tourism, event planning and website. We can work with your school to establish necessary requirements that will be fulfilled during the internship.

Boston Childrens Hospital Trustthe fundraising division of Boston Childrens Hospitalis seeking a talented, creative problem solver for a graphic design internship for the 2013 spring semester. An ideal candidate would be a student entering his or her junior or senior year of a graphic arts or design program or a graduate student. The position will be unpaid and can be taken for school credit. The experience will offer a motivated candidate: The opportunity to build a strong, diverse print portfolio (invitations, posters, ads, and more) and to take on interactive and web-based projects Work in the communications department of a well-established and well-supported non-profit organization Guidance from an experienced, award-winning, senior graphic designer Flexible, negotiable schedule (sample schedule: 2 days in the office, 1 day from home, over approximately 3 months) About Boston Children's: Boston Childrens Hospital is the place of world-changing care and life-changing research. Boston Childrens has more clinical breadth and depth than any other pediatric hospital, and its home to the worlds largest pediatric research enterprise. In its annual Americas Best Hospitals issue, U.S. News and World Report has rated Boston Childrens Hospital one of the top two childrens hospitals for more than 20 consecutive years. Read more here: www.bostonchildrens.org.

Our restaurant group is currently looking for several part-time interns majoring in marketing and public relations for open-ended internship opportunities. We need creative, hardworking, responsible college students or recent graduates looking to expand their knowledge of management, hospitality and service marketing. There is opportunity of future employment for the right individuals based on performance.

The Center for Global Communication Studies at the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Pennsylvania is offering an internship opportunity to qualified candidates looking to gain experience and knowledge in the field of international media law and policy. This internship is open to students, recent grads, and early professionals interested in global communication issues and media development. The deadline for this paid internship is Feb 18. Hours are flexible. Must be available to start as soon as possible.

Proactive Health is a start up retail facility which will provde services and medical supplies and equipment which will assit comsumers in proactivly manging theri health. Product will includr vitamin supplements, pH balance water, special blood pressure monitors, over-the-counter testing kits as well as other product. We are looking for someone with healthcare. Opening is immediate.

Host Organization: The Woodford Cedar Run Wildlife Refuge in Medford, New Jersey is a non-profit educational facility specializing in environmental education programs for 19,000 school children each year and the rehabilitation of approximately 4,000 animals each year. The Refuge is located at the edge of the Pine Barrens, a unique habitat with special protection in southern New Jersey. For more information visit our website at www.cedarrun.org. General Information: Under the guidance of our staff, interns at Woodford Cedar Run Wildlife Refuge have opportunities for hands-on experiences in a variety of areas. From rehab to education there is an array of opportunities for all types of students. Ideally, fall, winter, and spring interns with the Refuge should be willing to commit at least ten hours a week over the course of an entire semester. Fall, winter, and spring internships are for credit only. Summer internships are 40 hours/week and may include housing or a stipend. Once accepted into the program, students must make arrangements through their school's registrar or academic department to receive credit. Interns will be responsible for keeping a portfolio. For more information or to apply, email Becca Gutwirth, Director of Education and Outreach, at becca.gutwirth@cedarrun.org

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