Phone: 838-7955
Contact: Jack Goellner, President
Academic Majors Desired: Art
Semester(s) of Need: All
Compensation: None
The James A. Finnegan Fellowship Foundation
3332 Ridgeway
Phone: (610) 929-4582
Fax: (610) 921-3075
Website: http://members.aol.com/jafinnegan/FinneganHome.htm
Description: Students are assigned positions in state government executive offices under the Governor's jurisdiction and attend seminars with leading elected or appointed public officials and media figures. Interns must be available for placement during the summer for 8 - 10 weeks, generally beginning in late May and ending in mid to late August. Selection consists of a panel of distinguished judges. Emphasis is placed on a student's background, civic endeavors and career interests, and on a designated written essay on a political science theme. Winners are announced in late March at a luncheon in the Governor's Residence.
Compensation: $1500 for the James A. Finnegan Award and up to eight additional individual $1000 awards. Applications with all required attachments must be postmarked by February 2, 2008, and addressed to the Contest Coordinator at the address above. See website for application.
Phone: 724-656-4096
Contact: Leah Magee 724-656-4044
JL Phillips Investigation
Phone: 814-454-7401
Contact: Jerry Phillips
Jostens Photography Studio
Phone: 814-864-3088
Contact: Mark Lorei
Joy Technologies Inc.
Phone: (814) 236-6459
Contact: Vickie DePiori
Julliard School Professional Intern Program
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Contact: Helen Taynton, Director
Phone: 212/799-5000, x7102
Email: htaynton@juilliard.edu
Description: Internships are available in two areas, Technical Theater and Arts Administration. Deadline to apply is June 1st. Contact Helen Taynton for additional information.
Juvenile Probation
Phone: (814) 598-1960
Contact: Seth Bloomquist
Phone: (717) 242-1446
Contact: Michael Hannon
Kaleida Health
Phone: (716) 689-1553
Contact: Karen Bunce
Phone: (412) 575-2501
Contact: Jeff Hathhorn, Internship Coordinator
Website: www.kdkaradio.com, click on internships for instructions,
related information, and necessary forms
Compensation: Unpaid
Qualifications: Must be a college junior or senior and be receiving
college credit for the internship.
Phone: 724-266-0329
Contact: Michael Schwab
Keystone Public Golf Association
Phone: (724) 468-8850
Internet Address: http://www.kpga.com
Contact: Lois Sparrow, Executive Director
Description: Initially, the KPGA intern would receive a weeklong overview of the Keystone Public Golf Association's services and functions, to include the following: Course & SLOPE Rating, general member services, and general Association business. The internship is a two-summer internship based upon the academic calendar (2 three month periods).
Duties and Responsibilities: Assist in day to day operation of the Association to include but not be limited to the following areas: current Tournament Schedule, Course & Slope Rating, Handicapping and Handicap Compliance, Rules of Golf, on-site work with various types of golf facilities, i.e. Resort, upscale, family owned and municipal and; assist at a PGA tournament under the direction of the Tri-State PGA Director and the internal operations of the Association. Assist in the development and implementation of new programs. Assist in overseeing the set-up, implementation and follow up of site selection, development of advertising and promotion, and finalizing arrangements for a KPGA Regional Tournaments and KPGA State Final.
Academic Majors Desired: Computer Science, Business and Economics.
Semester(s) of Need: Spring and Summer
Compensation: $258 per week (gross)
Keystone University Research Corporation
Phone: (814) 453-4713
Contact: Dr. Mark Iutcovich
KidsPeace
Phone: (610) 799-7723
Contact: Scott A. Schwartz, Recruitment Specialist
Knot Known Records
PMB 100
Contact: Danica Levy
Email: danica@knotknown.com
Phone: (480)517-0115
Description: Independent record label.
Kuftic Law Offices
Phone: (814) 734-5032
Lacawac Sanctuary
RR
Phone: (570) 689-9494
Contact: Janice Poppich, Director
1352 West
Phone: (814) 456-9962
Contact: Karlyn Sholtz
Lakeside OB/GYN Women's
Phone: 814-453-5058
Contact: Rosemarie Malec
Fax: 814-452-4174 attn: Carol
Lamar Outdoor Advertising
2610
Contact Person: Rachel Belich, Internship Coordinator
Phone: 412-681-8311
Fax: 412-687-6037
Majors Needed: Communications, Business or Journalism
Description: Assist the Advertising Account Executives with their client activity, including prospecting, mapping and proposals; meet with top advertising agencies in
June 15-August 15, 2006, 3 days a week. Unpaid. Please fax or email resume and cover letter to Rachel Belich at rbelich@lamar.com.
Late Show with David Letterman
The Ed Sullivan Theater
1697 Broadway
Phone: 212-975-5806
Contact Person: Janice Penino
Description: Looking for bright, energetic women and men who are interested in the television industry. Applicants from all majors are welcome. The positions are full time, non paying, and must be for course credit. Submit a cover letter and resume to apply for summer (May-August), deadline March 1,
fall (August-December), deadline June 1 or
spring (January-May) deadline October 1.
Latrobe Police Department
Phone: 724-537-5526
Contact: Charles Huska
Fax: 724-537-4802 attn: Chief Huska
Leadership Institute's Broadcast Journalism Internship Directory
The Leadership Institute
Steven P.J. Wood Building
1101 North Highland Street
Arlington, VA 22201
Phone: (800)827-LEAD
Internet Address: http://www.lead-inst.org
Description: Located in the Career Services Center is a directory that lists internship positions in today's journalism job-market. It's designed to put students on the fast-track to success in broadcast journalism, print journalism, and public relations. You can learn more about the leadership institute through the internet address provided above.
LECOM
1858 West Grandview
Phone: (814) 866-8102
Internet Address: http://www.lecom.edu
Contact: Henry Wernicki, Network Administrator
Description:
Internship Description: Design, develop, program a CD-ROM title. The intern will produce a CD-ROM title that can be distributed to prospective students. The intern must be familiar with or have the ability to create the project by using Macromedia Director 7 software package, Fireworks and Flash. This media will replace the current hard copy brochure describing the college to new students.
Academic Majors Desired: Graphic Arts and Computer Science
Semester(s) of Need: Spring
Compensation: None
Legislative Fellowship Program, PA House of Representatives
Room 132 Main Capitol
Phone: (717) 787-1027
Contact: Kristen Bernard, Legislative Fellowship Coordinator
Email: kbernard@pabmc.net
Website: www.legis.state.pa.us
Description: Experience first hand the challenging work of the House of
Representatives. There is a bi-weekly stipend of $630 and an approved
supervisor to channel the assignments. See website for details on applying.
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
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Phone: (412) 395-2873
E-mail: wardr@pa-wva.leukemia-lymphoma.org
Contact: Richele A. Ward
Description: Assist with coordination of special events, attend special events, some office duties.
Academic Majors Desired: Journalism, Public Relations, Marketing, Business & Liberal Arts
Semester(s) of Need: All
Compensation: some
Live, Learn & Intern
Phone: 800/741-6964
Fax: 202/318-0441
Email: admissions@tfas.org
Website: www.dcinternships.org
Contact: Shane Goldsmith, Director,
Description: Intern in
Linesville Historical Society
Phone: (814) 683-4381
Contact: Ione Davis, Internship Committee
Description: The Linesville Historical Society is a depository of historical archives for the Borough of Linesville and surrounding townships. The intern will visit selected, usually older, residents of the community for an oral interview. A video camera will be provided for their use. Other work will be on site. The intern will act as receptionist and assistant researcher for visitors to the gallery; also assist in cataloging the records and compiling data from them.
Academic Majors Desired: History, Sociology/Anthropology, English, or Speech & Communications Studies
Semester(s) of Need: All
Compensation: $100.00 per credit hour
Livengrin Foundation
Phone: 215-638-5200
Contact: Dr. Mary Jane Wood
LOGISTICS PLUS, INC.
Contact: Jeanne Krueger, Manager, HR & Administration
Phone: (866) LOG-PLUS
Email: info@logisticsplus.net
Website:www.logisticsplus.net
NAD Intern Overview: Logistics Plus – North America Division will have an operation internship position available for the summer of 2004. Primary responsibilities will include documentation retrieval, vendor relations support, data entry and some customer service and phone support. This person will work directly with operations and accounting.
Schematics: Immediate start – undefined period. Internship is unpaid. Morning hours are preferable but flexible.
Required skills: Strong computer skills in Excel, Word, and Internet operations; Good communication skills; Ability to work in a fast-paced environment, Willingness to learn
LOGISTICS PLUS, INC.
Contact: Jeanne Krueger, Manager, HR & Administration
Phone: (866) LOG-PLUS
Email: info@logisticsplus.net
Website:www.logisticsplus.net
Finance Intern Overview: Logistics Plus will have a two finance internship positions available for the summer of 2004. Primary responsibilities will include the following:
Schematics: Immediate start – undefined period. Internship is unpaid. Approximately 15 hours per week to start.
Required skills: Strong computer skills in Excel, Word, and Internet operations; Good communication skills; Ability to work in a fast-paced environment, Willingness to learn; Attention to detail.
LPI Intern Overview: Logistics Plus International will have a two internship positions available for the summer of 2004 – one in imports and one in exports. Primary responsibilities will include the following for imports:
· Add invoice values, calculate Insured value & prepare Marine Insurance certificates.
· Open files and data enter shipment particulars.
· Prepare arrival notices
· Check on status of arrival of shipments
· Prepare arrival notices to S & V/Continental Terminal
· Obtain POD’s on delivered shipments.
Primary responsibilities will include the following for exports:
· Creating a new database record
· Starting a physical file
· Acquiring documentation
· Prepare copies of documents for operations and accounting backup
· Monitor and move invoice-able file folders to accounting
· Tracking files through accounting and operations processes
· Ensuring archive is in proper order
Schematics: Immediate start – undefined period. Internship is unpaid. Position is at the Boston Store location.
Required skills: Strong computer skills in Excel, Word, and Internet operations; Good communication skills; Ability to work in a fast-paced environment, Willingness to learn; Attention to detail; Microsoft access skills preferred.
E-mail resumes to Jeanne Krueger or mail to: Logistics Plus, Inc.,
Lord Corporation
2000
Phone: 814-868-0394
Contact: Bob Morrison
Lynch and Hagerty Design
Modern
Phone: 814-454-5811
Contact: Jody Farrell
