government Opportunities

The Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs (DCRA) has exclusive authority to identify, register and classify vacant buildings. DCRA regularly monitors the District's more than 185,000 properties and investigates complaints from residents and referrals from other agencies and organizations. The Office of Vacant Property under the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs is seeking a program review intern who will be able to document and write thoroughly, communicate with staff, and prepare a standard operating procedures manual. The candidate will be under the direct supervision with the Office of Vacant Property Program Manager.

Want an opportunity to put your software development skills to use? AAI Corporation is looking for software developer interns to perform software design, coding, integration, and test activities in support of internal and external software engineering projects.

Overview: Minnesota Children's Museum is dedicated to providing children with a fun, hands-on and stimulating environment to explore and discover. We offer a variety of unique internships that are an opportunity for you to gain practical experience and develop workplace skills. Internships at the Museum are part-time (about 10 hours per week for 10-12 weeks). Applicants typically have completed at least one year of college and must be at least 18 years old. Position Summary: Gain a variety of experience with Human Resources projects like Affirmative Action reporting and complete steps in the hiring process for job openings.

New trade group for freight brokers is seeking an energetic, highly competent go-getter to help develop new industry trade group: Association of Independent Property Brokers & Agents (AIPBA). See aipba.org. You would help research current state licensing requirements for our members, assist us with recruitment drives, marketing and public relations. You would help us prepare correspondence including composing letters to members of Congress. You would also assist with responding to emails. You may be asked to attend all-expense-paid business trips to trade shows in Dallas, Louisville & Las Vegas.

An internship with the Department will provide you with valuable government and policy experience, a chance to meet senior City officials, and the opportunity to network and make contacts for future jobs. Though we are unable to offer a stipend to interns, we are happy to comply with any requirements that allow students to receive academic credit. The Department can also provide letters of recommendation. If you are passionate about the advancement of women, this is the place to be. The Department is on the cutting edge of women's policy. Browse our website to learn about the Department's many programs, such as our groundbreaking and internationally-recognized work advancing the human rights of women, the local implementation of the Women's Human Rights Ordinance (CEDAW), our violence prevention and intervention initiatives, and much more. Interns will be assigned a primary policy area, with the majority of projects addressing that issue. However, interns will also have the opportunity to learn about and assist with projects in all the policy areas of the Department. Interns should specify what area(s) of interest they would prefer to work on during an internship with the Department: -Gender Equality in the Workplace -Anti-Human Trafficking -Violence Against Women City and Criminal Justice Response -Data Gathering and Report Writing

The non-profit Partnership for Food Safety Education is looking for qualified interns interested in being closely involved in a project that will focus on the ways government, industry, health and consumer non-profit organizations work together toward common goals. Interns will have the opportunity to be directly involved in a new initiative related to building Partnership organizational capacity and the development of a national strategic plan in food safety education. This is an excellent opportunity for students with a strong interest in private-public sector health-oriented coalitions and in social marketing. The intern will be part of a small project team working on: design and execution of communications initiatives involving national project stakeholders the compilation and synthesis of research related to food safety and consumer behavior development of expert meetings development of a project relationships database social media outreach, and surveys of core stakeholders

If you know you got skills and want to make things happen, then this BUSINESS SALES ASSOCIATE position is for you! We are creating a global brand and developing a market that will help redefine how business is done in Africa and its Diasporas. The implementation of our plan will unfold in three phases. So, we need help in the initial phase in order to set the stage for the subsequent phases. We need fresh new minds looking for either a boost in their experience portfolio or willing to invest in building a roadmap of success for small and mid-sized businesses in Africa and its Diasporas all over the world. This is a Non-Paid Internship. However, what you will gain will be priceless.

The Business Industry and Government (BIG) Council is currently accepting resumes for the summer internship program located in Pennsauken, NJ. The summer intern will work with and be supervised by the BIG Council Membership Chair assisting with business, marketing, administration and development projects. The summer intern will have the opportunity to work across various departments gaining experience and connecting with local government and businesses in the region.

Are you interested in Internet Marketing? Are you a Military SME, relative or just know alot about the armed forces? As a Marketing Specialist Intern you will be challenged to set and implement Internet Marketing goals and strategies for our client. This position will report to the Chief Operations Officer. You will work in a casual, small-business environment with many opportunities to explore and offer new ideas.

To assist nonprofit organization in raising money for the organization by participating in fund-raising drives and by preparing grant proposals for specific projects that meet parameters for funds from private foundations, government grants, and individual contributors.