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Boston Harbor Island Alliance - Development Intern (Summer 2013), Boston, MA

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Boston Harbor Island Alliance – Development Intern, Summer 2013, Boston, MA
Assist the Director of Individual Giving in fundraising and development activities, specifically supporting an expanding membership program.
http://bit.ly/17vHMdo

Do Something – Intern, Summer 2013, New York, NY
DoSomething.org, an organization helping teens facilitate social change, seeks paid interns for positions including fundraising, IT, finance, HR and social media.
http://dsorg.us/16SuPcl

Echoing Green – Knowledge Management Intern, New York, NY
Echoing Green is growing as a data-driven organization, and has invested in both systems and talent to help the organization in this effort. The 2013 Knowledge Management Intern will work closely with Echoing Green’s Senior Associate for Knowledge Management on two projects
http://bit.ly/10QYxdM

Education Pioneers – Summer Internship Program (April 17 Deadline), Oakland, Los Angeles, Boston, Chicago, Houston, Memphis, New Orleans, and Washington, CA, MA, IL, TX, TN, LA, D.C.
Gain first-hand experience working for a rapidly growing national nonprofit designed to provide the best and the brightest with an entry-point into education careers.
http://bit.ly/YiiEjy

Endeavor – International Expansion Undergraduate Summer Program, Summer 2013, New York, NY
Help an award-winning nonprofit that supports entrepreneurial initiatives in high growth markets. To date, Endeavor entrepreneurs have created over 200,000 jobs and generated more than $5B in revenue. Help the organization launch new offices around the world.
http://bit.ly/17vHXFK

Island Fellows – 2 Year Postgrad Fellowship (April 26 Deadline), Maine
Build sustainability of Maine’s island and working waterfront communities.  Island Fellows have assisted with topics ranging from public health and affordable housing to curriculum development and sustainable agriculture.
http://bit.ly/17vHXFK

Lost in Service: Careers Promoting the Greater Good – Program, Monday April 15, 7:00 PM, B03 Moore Hall (Across from Filene Auditorium)
Four accomplished professionals from the fields of education, entrepreneurship, and non-profit discuss how they turned their passion for serving others into meaningful, life-long careers. Sponsored by the Rotoract Club and Career Services.
http://on.fb.me/170Z4fs

Skoll Foundation – source
Video on the history of social entrepreneurship
http://bit.ly/Ze5Z0z

Top 50 Nonprofits to Work for in 2013 – Resource, Nationwide
Non-Profit Times review of top 50 organizations to work for based on factors including benefits, employment practices, and employer reviews.
http://bit.ly/1114PrK

United States Fund for Unicef – Proposal Development Summer Intern, New York, NY
Conduct research and assist in proposal and report development for UNICEF programs.
http://bit.ly/170ZBhk

For additional Non-Profit/Careers for the Common Good opportunities, see our website:
http://www.dartmouth.edu/~csrc/explore/careers/human.html

To schedule an appointment with a Career Advisor, call 6-2215.

Continue reading »]]> Want an internship in Community Service — and an alumni mentor to boot? Apply to spend a leave term as an intern with the Dartmouth Partners in Community Service program. The deadline for Summer Term applications is April 24. (You’ve got two weeks to put your application in!)

The Dartmouth Partners in Community Service (DPCS) mission is to inspire Dartmouth students to join with Dartmouth alumni and their families in addressing problems facing our society. The DPCS program allows Dartmouth students to invest in their civic growth, personal growth and liberal education by participation in full-time, leave-term community service internships. Interns are matched with Dartmouth alumni, who serve as mentors for the interns.

For more about the DPCS program, visit the program website here.

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• Meet recruiters and make valuable contacts for the future
• Learn about the culture, structure and opportunities in different organizations and careers
• Hear what a typical day on the job entails (hours, responsibilities, work environment, tools)
• Discover which skills you’ll need for each position and how employers will help you develop professionally
• Ask questions, such as what they seek in a resume and how you should prepare for interviews

RSVP BY VISITING THIS LINK: http://www.wejoinin.com/career.services@dartmouth.edu. REQUIRED by NOON the day before the event.

*When you RSVP, we notify our guest speakers of your intent so they plan accordingly. Upon registering for an info session, you will receive an email from WeJoinIn.com with a cancellation link.  If you find later on that you are unable to attend, be sure to use this link to cancel your RSVP.

*Recommended Student Attire: Business Casual

Tuesday, April 2, 2013

EPIC
April 2 at 7pm in Haldeman 041
www.epicsystems.com

Are you looking for a challenging and rewarding job? Interested in healthcare? How about technology? Then Epic is the place for you! Seniors are encouraged to attend, but all years are welcome!
What: Epic is a leading healthcare software company in Madison, WI that is revolutionizing the way patients receive care. We are seeking bright, talented, and motivated individuals from all majors to join our team and make a difference. Come to this informal information session and hear Molly Khalil ’12* talk about the company and her experience transitioning from Dartmouth to Epic. Why: Here at Epic, you have the chance improve patient care and lives. Don’t you want to do something Epic? (*Molly graduated in 2012 with a bachelors in Psychology. She was captain of the varsity softball team and a member of Tri Delta sorority.)

Wednesday, April 3, 2013

CITY YEAR
April 3 at 7pm in Carson L01
www.cityyear.org

Interested in helping youth, but not committed to teaching yet? Not sure what you want to do after graduation? Looking for a rewarding gap year opportunity? City Year is an organization that puts talented young adults in under resourced schools to mentor and tutor students with the goal of getting and keeping students on track to graduate high school. With one year of your life, you could drastically change the lives of young students. For more information, join us for an informal info session to learn more and see why you should apply!

Thursday, April 4, 2013

PEACE CORPS
April 4 at 7pm in Carson L02
www.peacecorps.gov

Peace Corps service is the opportunity of a lifetime and offers two years of international development experience immediately upon graduation. The application process takes 9 – 12 months from the day you apply to your date of departure; so NOW is the time to start preparing! Stop by the Peace Corps Info Session at Dartmouth  to learn about Volunteer experiences from a local Recruiter and Returned Peace Corps Volunteer, have your questions answered, and gain tips to guide you through the application process. Learn about current sustainable development project opportunities in the field. We are working in emerging and essential areas such as sustainable agriculture and microfinance, and contributing to the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief. Imagine where Peace Corps service can take you and your career!

Questions? Email srs@dartmouth.edu.

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Apply now to attend. Applications due 2/13.

Every year, MBA students at Dartmouth’s Tuck School of Business organize and host a conference that examines the impact of a selected initiative on business and society. This year, the conference examines the influence that incentives can play in improving the quality of life across sectors — from healthcare and education to clean energy and social change.

The conference organizers have graciously offered up to 30 undergraduates the opportunity to attend the conference for free. The application process for an invitation is simple — review the conference website, and tell us:

• Why you want to attend,
• What you hope to gain from the experience,
• And how you hope to connect what you learn to your career.To apply, click here.

All applications are due by Wednesday, February 13. Invites will be issued by February 20. (If you have to miss a session or two during class, that’s okay!)

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Career Services is partnering with the Sustainability Office to provide round-trip transportation for 20 students to the All Ivy Environmental and Sustainable Development Career Fair at Columbia University in New York on March 1.

The Big Green Bus will be leaving at 6am and traveling to Columbia University for one of the best Environmental Career Fairs around!  Last year over 70 employers participated, including representatives from for-profit organizations, government and non-profit.

Visit the career fair website to learn more about the conference and register.

Signing up for the fair and the road trip is a two-step process if you want a ride.

1. Register to attend the fair on the conference website. It’s free and will allow you to share your resume with participating employers seeking to fill openings for full-time positions and internships.
2. Secure your space on the Big Green Bus. Send an e-mail to Sustainable.Dartmouth@dartmouth.edu and pay a deposit of $20 to hold your spot.
    (You’ll get $10 back on the bus).Deposits can be delivered to:  The Sustainability Office in Steele 112 (You can also drop off a deposit during office hours in Robinson Hall from noon to 2 pm in Robinson 108 or by sending a check to Jenna Musco HB #6182)

   All checks must be made out to the Dartmouth Sustainability Office.

Transportation is limited and available on a first-come, first-serve basis. The deadline to secure a spot on the bus is Friday, February 15.

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American Student Assistance - Internships (Boston, MA)

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American Student Assistance – Internships (Boston, MA)
Intern for a private nonprofit whose public purpose mission is to empower students and alumni to successfully manage and repay their college loan debt.  Multiple internships are available to work with content creation, interactive design and market research. Bilingual? Language skills are also a plus.
http://bit.ly/11NsU6j

Artis – Winter Internship (Available Now) (New York, NY)
Artis, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that supports and promotes contemporary visual artists from Israel internationally, seeks an intern to assist with the daily operations of a contemporary art non-profit; for immediate hire. Gain a wide range of experience in arts administration and nonprofit management working closely with 3 staff members.
http://bit.ly/TzXSte

Corporate Accountability International – Non-Profit Administration Intern (Boston, MA)
Take on significant projects to advance Corporate Accountability International’s mission, including the Think Outside the Bottle and Public Water Works! Campaigns to challenge corporate control of water, the Value [the] Meal campaign to challenge corporate abuse of our food, and the campaign to Challenge Big Tobacco.
http://bit.ly/Xmjyz3

Grant Space Knowledge Base – Resource ()
Great overview of careers and opportunities in nonprofit sector, hosted by The Foundation Center.
http://bit.ly/YL6nrW

Great Oaks Charter School – Tutor Corps (Post-Graduate Fellowship) (Newark, NJ)
The Great Oaks Tutor Corps is an intense one-year Urban Education Fellowship designed to close the achievement gap one student at a time. A highly selective full-time service year for recent college graduates, the Corps members work in a startup charter school on the front lines of education reform in Newark.
http://bit.ly/VjzH1W

The Samuel Huntington Public Service Award – Fellowship (Sponsored by National Grid) (Global (You Choose Location))
The Samuel Huntington Public Service Award provides a $10,000 stipend for a graduating college senior to pursue one year of public service anywhere in the world. The award allows recipients to engage in a meaningful public service activity for one year before proceeding on to graduate school or a career.
http://bit.ly/VwRDbF

AmeriCorps – Louisiana Bucket Brigade (Post-Graduate) (Louisiana)
Work closely with Lieutenant Governor’s Office of Social Entrepreneurship, Social Entrepreneurs of New Orleans (SENO) to receive mentoring and pursue funding opportunities. Hold discussions with solar power and green jobs organizations and companies to create synergistic relationships for the communities.
http://1.usa.gov/TDyeHx

Purpose – Strategy Internship in Social Entrepreneurship (Summer) (New York, NY)
Purpose creates 21st century movements to help solve some of the world’s biggest problems. Help to develop and execute Purpose movements and corporate partner initiatives, from strategy and ideation through testing and implementation. Work with multidisciplinary teams of strategists, technologists and interaction designers.
http://bit.ly/UDNT9U

Social Entrepreneurship as a Career Choice – Resource (Article) ()
David C. Hodgson, co-founder and board chairman of Echoing Green and managing director at General Atlantic, provides his perspective on careers in social entrepreneurship – why opportunities are increasing and why it matters.
http://huff.to/Vietle

Zipongo – Marketing/Creative Writing Internship (San Francisco, CA)
Help with the execution of social media, blogging, and overall marketing and content strategy.  Our ideal candidate thrives in a fast-moving, startup environment, has a personal interest in health and wellness, and is passionate about Zipongo’s mission of decreasing the prevalence of chronic disease globally.
http://bit.ly/YL6ROH

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For additional Non-Profit/Careers for the Common Good opportunities, see our website:
http://www.dartmouth.edu/~csrc/explore/careers/human.html

Continue reading »]]> Interested in working for — or helping to support non-profits? Check out Giving Tuesday on November 27 (tomorrow).  Giving Tuesday is a new initiative started by NYC’s 92nd Street Y to raise awareness and funds for charitable organizations. Over 2,000 partner organizations from all 50 states are participating — a neat initiative on the heels of Black Friday.

http://givingtuesday.org/get-involved/

You can see a list of Founding Partners here:
http://givingtuesday.org/founding-partners
(You can visit their websites for job and internships leads.)

Featured partners include Do Something, Unilever (global consumer products company recognized for their charitable work), the United Nations Foundation, and the Gates Foundation.

Continue reading »]]> If you’ll be in an area hit by SuperStorm Sandy over break — or simply want to help out, here are 16 leads on volunteer opportunities that you may want to follow up on and take a look at.

Many of these organizations may be willing to have you volunteer for as short a time as three hours — or for several weeks.

Given the amount of time and energy it takes to clean up after a big storm, you may want to call — and phone — for the best response.

If you live in — or want to live in — New York, New Jersey, or another state affected by the storm, volunteering could be a great way to spend part of your break and make some new friends.

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1. Participate in Career Services Job Shadowing program. Over 300 alumni and parents are offering to share their expertise with current students through a job shadowing opportunity. You should have received information on the program via blitz on Friday, November 2; if not — contact Career Services at 603-646-2215.
2. Find a regional Dartmouth alumni club in your area. Any parties or programs planned? Contact the leadership and ask if you can be of help. Why is this a good strategy — even if you feel intimidated? Dartmouth alumni and regional club leaders enjoy talking to current students, especially those who are interested in getting to know them! Many alumni may also have potential hiring needs — or leads on local employers who are seeking students.
3. Reach out to an alum and ask about an informational interview. Check out the Dartmouth Career Network — we have over 23,000 alumni who have volunteered to help. Ask questions, get advice, and strategies you can put to use in your job or internship search. (Check out suggested questions and best practices on contacting alums here.)
4. Interested in moving to a city different from where you went to high school? Plan a trip on your own or with friends — and invite Dartmouth alumni to join you for coffee on an individual basis. Scope out a city, industry, or career field. The choice is yours.
5. Explore projects and volunteer opportunities at non-profit organizations through Idealist.org
6. If you live in a community affected by Superstorm Sandy or any other challenging situation, volunteer. It’s highly likely you’ll meet others in the process who are interested in learning about you, and how they can be of help to you. Even if you don’t make any networking connections useful for your job search, you still have another item for your resume.
7. Help attract talent to Dartmouth. Contact the Admissions office and see how you can help out with local initiatives in your hometown or high school.
8. Volunteer at your high school.It’s always nice to preserve and strengthen relationships with former teachers, coaches, and staff.
9. Prepare for your job or internship search. Deadlines for applying for winter term interviews don’t start until January, but you’ll be able to see who’s coming to campus starting November 19 in DartBoard.
10. Allow yourself time for a long winter’s nap. Make sure you catch up on the sleep you missed over exam week — and get ready for a great January!

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2.            dance anywhere – INTERNSHIP, Freelance Writer (PAID) (1/1/13- 4/30/13) (Nationwide – Virtual)

3.            GBC Health – INTERNSHIP (Winter/Spring) (New York, NY)

4.            Project Vote Smart – INTERNSHIP (Winter/Spring/Summer) (Montana)

5.            Public Justice Foundation – INTERNSHIP (Winter) (Washington, DC)

6.            StoryCorps – INTERNSHIP (Winter/Spring or Summer) (Brooklyn, NY)

7.            Atlas Corps – INTERNSHIP (On-going basis) (Washington, DC)

8.            Charter 21 – INTERNSHIP (Amherst, MA)

9.            Coro Fellows Program in Public Affairs – FELLOWSHIP (2013 – 2014) (6 Cities (San Francisco, NY, LA, Kansas City, Pittsburgh, St. Louis)

10.          FYSE – INTERNSHIP (Beijing, China)

11.          Volunteers for Community Aid Program Nepal -  (On-going basis) (Nepal)

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1.  Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences – INTERNSHIP (Los Angeles, CA)
Go behind the scenes at the organization that brings us the Oscars! Assist the Managing Director and team with researching and identifying potential new donors, processing gifts and donor correspondence, drafting proposals/grant applications, data entry, preparing funder reports, managing phones and assisting with events and projects as assigned.

2.  dance anywhere – INTERNSHIP, Freelance Writer (PAID) (Nationwide – Virtual)
Dance anywhere seeks interns with excellent writing and communication skills to help interview dancers, choreographers, and other artists for the blog associated with dance anywhere®. dance anywhere® is a public art performance project that invites the world to all stop and dance at the same moment in time.

3.  GBC Health – INTERNSHIP (New York, NY)
A coalition of more than 230 companies working to improve the health of their workforces and communities around the world, GBC Health seeks a full-time (40 hours/week) Digital & Social Media Intern for a paid position. Support GBCHealth’s social media presence, coordinate marketing efforts across platforms, track metrics and help us create our digital newsletter.

4.   Project Vote Smart – INTERNSHIP (Southwest Montana)
Research the voting records, backgrounds, issue positions, campaign contributions, interest group ratings, and public statements of more than 40,000 candidates and elected officials as part of your work for a non-partisan, non-profit organization dedicated to voter education.

5.   Public Justice Foundation – INTERNSHIP (Washington, DC)
Support a national non-profit public interest law firm. Train future fundraisers and event planners in the procedures and protocols for recruiting and maintaining donors and members, plan events for both current and potential members, and engage in community outreach.

6.   StoryCorps – INTERNSHIP (Brooklyn, NY)
Help share and preserve the stories of an inclusive range of American voices. Candidates with experience working in diverse communities are strongly encouraged to apply.

7.  Atlas Corps – INTERNSHIP (Washington, DC)
Atlas Corps, an international network of nonprofit leaders and organizations promoting innovation, cooperation, and solutions to address global challenges, seeks interns for our Washington, DC office near Dupont Circle to support our international exchange program. Work to support global social entrepreneurship initiatives.

8.  Charter 21 – INTERNSHIP (Amherst, MA)
Work with a team of communicators who work to educate, enlighten and inspire those they work with on issues ranging from global labor conditions, to childhood obesity and environmental sustainability. Energetic and active students with a passion for social entrepreneurship are sought to help with activities and tactics that support communications and outreach.

9.  Coro Fellows Program in Public Affairs – FELLOWSHIP (San Francisco, NY, LA, Kansas City, Pittsburgh, St. Louis)
Get introduced to all aspects of the public affairs arena through field placements, group interviews, seminars and projects, learning how to translate your ideals into action for improving your own community and beyond. Coro Fellows help college graduates learn to see the big picture – the community as a whole – and appreciate the varying perspectives that characterize our cities, states, and nation.

10.  FYSE – INTERNSHIP (Beijing, China)
FYSE, a non-profit that enables social entrepreneurs to achieve their utmost impact, seeks interns for their Beijing office to work in media/communication, event/program management, and social business development.

11. Volunteers for Community Aid Program Nepal – (Nepal)
Help create a sustainable path to economic independence for individuals, families and communities in Nepal. Work includes developing the infrastructure and systems needed for microfinance opportunities in order to prepare the base for Sustainable Development of the communities.

For additional Non-Profit/Careers for the Common Good opportunities: http://bit.ly/VG6Fx4