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High School Diploma and sufficient experience to demonstrate that the required skills, knowledge and abilities to perform work in the occupation and an Associates degree or equivalent university-level study; or 2 years related experience. 
GPA of 3.0 or above (or significant extracurricular activities)
Must be US Citizens and eligible to obtain Secret Clearance

We represent Kenwood USA Communications Products, JVC Broadcast & Security Products and many other Multiple-National companies to the US Government Domestically and Internationally.

Convert! specializes in online marketing for non-profits and universities. Since our founding, we have raised over $8.5 million for our clients. Convert! has also helped organizations accomplish their various missions which include citizen education on the Constitution and American History, taking on government corruption and assisting the needs of wounded veterans. The research intern will work with one specific client that investigates government works and lobbies on behalf of its members. The intern will be managed by Convert! in our Fredericksburg office but will work directly with our client and its leadership and staff.

Takoma Park-based nonprofit the Alliance for Green Heat is seeking program fellows to do research and policy work on residential scale renewable heating and to help manage a high-profile wood stove technology competition that will be held on the National Mall in November 2013. Duties will include research and advocacy on local, state and national policy; helping to manage stakeholders in an international design competition including the judges, the teams, federal and state partners and the media; helping to manage event logistics and volunteers. This is an excellent opportunity for a recent college graduate who is looking to gain experience in renewable energy, energy policy and technology innovation. Background in renewable energy, climate change, government relations, poverty issues, engineering is desired but not required. Applicants from wood-burning and/or low-income areas are encouraged to apply. This position is full-time. We are looking for candidates who can start in May or June and work for 3 6 months. There is a $500/month stipend.

CGB Non-Legal Interns generally will be given assignments related to projects arising from the work of CGBs Consumer Affairs and Outreach Division (CAOD), the Web and Print Publishing Division (WPPD), and the Office of Native Affairs and Policy (ONAP). CAOD develops and conducts consumer outreach and education initiatives to inform the public about important Commission regulatory programs. WPPD is responsible for researching, writing, designing and developing electronic and print materials to communicate information on the policies, rulemakings, programs and plans of the FCC, as well as information consumers need to make choices in a competitive communications marketplace. ONAP works to promote the deployment and adoption of communication services and technologies in Native communities and on Tribal Lands. Some interns may focus primarily or solely on the work of one Division/Office, and some may receive assignments from a variety of them. Interns also may be given assignments related to special projects from the Office of the Bureau Chief and other CGB divisions and offices.

The House of Acts is a residential Alcohol & Substance Abuse Treament Program is a Christian based facility designed to create an atmosphere of healing for those whose lives have been impaired by alcohol and other drugs. The House of Acts was founded in 1989 by Hattie Smith-Miles and created to fight the disease of addiction. The House of Acts is licensed by the state of California for both men and women and offers Sober Living to those who have completed treatment and desire the comfort of stability in a clean and sober environment upon completion of residential treatment. Our program is designed to help those with substance abuse become productive members of society and benefit the community.

ABOUT IFBW: We are a professional organization made up of women throughout the state who work together to train, mentor and develop future leaders. We provide a platform for women to enhance the leadership, management and team building skills by conducting relevant training workshops and leadership opportunities that allow them to practice their skills amongst their peers. We are advocates for gender equality in the workplace and supporters of womens rights. WHAT TO EXPECT: This is a wonderful opportunity for a smart, capable college student who is interested in training and development. The internship can be full time or part-time, and we prefer candidates who can work at least 25-30 hours per week. The minimum length of this internship is 4 months. JOB SUMMARY: The intern will gain valuable, hands-on experience in marketing for a not-for-profit organization. Our intern will contribute to the Federations marketing and social media strategy.

Company Profile: Federated Capital Corporation is a diversified financial services firm with headquarters in Metro Detroit. We are seeking a motivated and upbeat legal student to gain some experience and exposure to the entire litigation process from start to finish. The ideal student will have poise, professionalism and confidence necessary to succeed. Internship Title: Legal Intern Location: Salt Lake City, UT Internship Summary: Learn start to finish litigation processes in the debt collections and transaction fields, including obtaining default judgments, motion practice, discovery practice, contract drafting and review, case review, and drafting correspondence. For immediate consideration, students should submit their cover letter and resume in Word (.doc) or Adobe (.pdf) format to Megan with Legal Internship in the Subject Line. At this time, we are only able to respond to interns we feel will best match our Company, Drive, Values, and Ethics. All resumes will be kept on file for a period of time. Thank you for your time and interest in our opportunity! Federated Capital Corporation is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

The Programs and Services Division of Catholic Charities USA staffs six professional interst sections. Each of these sections hopes to develop webpages that list program models, resources and links to other governmental or non profit resources. The intern will be asked to identify and capture information on model programs from across the network for the new section webpages. In addition, other outside resources will be sought. The intern will also work with staff to identify agencies that market products (social enterprise) on their website. CCUSA will identify several of these products and link them, with description, to the CCUSA market place page. The work of gathering program models and resources on a centralized page on the CCUSA website will significantly assist the larger network. Members will have a focal point of subject area resources that can be used for program development and planning. This project will help the CCUSA learn from their peers and share their own best practice.

The Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) is a federal agency that engages more than five million Americans in service through Senior Corps and AmeriCorps and leads President Obama's national call to service initiative, United We Serve. CNCS, located in Washington, DC, is looking for undergraduate or graduate students for this internship. The intern will participate in the development of policies and procedures pertaining to grant review processes across all programs and assist in planning and implementation of grant reviews. This position is located in the Office of Grant Policy and Operations. CNCS is unable to offer stipends, relocation or housing assistance. However, this internship offers opportunities to gain excellent practical work experience and skill development. Intern may be eligible to receive commuter benefits to use for public transportation to and from the internship site. Start/End Dates: Flexible