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Here are internship
opportunities:
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TARGET SUMMER INTERNSHIPS -
send resumes to anita@hispanicheritage.org
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Looking for Juniors, min 3.0 GPA
required for all positions.
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Store Executive Interns
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Locations - Washington DC,
Philadelphia, Denver (local students
only)
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LOWE'S SUMMER INTERNSHIPS -
send resume to anita@hispanicheritage.org
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Looking for a hand-on business experience that will
help enhance your career and at the same time has a
community service component? LOFT is working with
Lowe's to place Hispanic undergrad students with
their regional offices, distribution centers and
partners. Local candidates preferred, but all are
encouraged to apply. More candidates needed in:
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Charlotte, NC - Product marketing,
Engineering/Mechanical Engineering, Finance,
Business, Marketing, Graphic and Design majors
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Plainfield, CT - Supply Chain,
Logistics, and Transportation Majors.
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PULTE HOMES INTERNSHIPS - send
resume to dieu@hispanicheritage.org
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Candidates needed in these locations:
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Customer Service department in the
Philadelphia area for rising
juniors and seniors in Business and Construction
Management majors.
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Diversity and College Recruiting
office in Bloomfield Hills, MI is
looking for current freshmen in Business related
majors to fill the position.
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GOOGLE INTERNSHIPS – send
resume to beth@hispanicheritage.org
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Seeking talented students that want to be
challenged. Must have min 3.0, GPA.
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Software Engineering Intern -
Looking for students currently pursuing a BS, MS or
PhD in computer science or a
related technical field. with experience in program
languages and coding knowledge.
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BOLD internship deadline has
passed. No more candidates are being
accepted for this position. For those that
applied, it will take some time before they reach
out to candidates due to the large number of
applications received.
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Monster Diversity Leadership Programs:
The Monster Diversity Leadership Programs (DLP) is a
summer leadership weekend where 3,000 selected
student-leaders connect with top-industry companies to
develop critical life and career skills while embracing
corporate diversity. Participants leave with access
to an invaluable network of professional contacts and
mentors; lasting friendships and a profound new discovery
about their place in the "real world." For
more information, click here.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Internship: The Washington Center would
like to announce a special summer internship
program that could provide students from Elon University
with substantial financial assistance by means
of federally-funded placements with the Federal
Aviation Administration. Selected
undergraduate students from your institution have the
opportunity to intern during summer 2008 with the FAA.
Students of diverse backgrounds are strongly
encouraged to apply for this internship
opportunity. Students from selected majors
are desired, including business, computer science,
statistics, aviation, engineering and other related
majors. Applicants must be U.S.
citizens and able to receive a favorable background
investigation. Students who are accepted into the
FAA program will receive funding covering the
cost of Washington Center program and housing fees, plus
earn a weekly stipend of $250. For more
information and to apply, click
here.
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PGA Tour Diversity Intern Program:
Visit the following website to learn more about this
internship program @ www.pgatour.com.
Applications are due February 28, 2008!
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The prestigious and competitive North Carolina
State Government Internship Program is offering
100 paid summer internship opportunities in state
government agencies, for undergraduate and graduate
students of many disciplines. Applications are now
being accepted for the Summer 2008 North Carolina State
Government Internship Program. Download an
application
here or visit www.ncyaio.com.
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Minority Internships: The Mint
Museum in Charlotte is pleased to announce an internship
program for current college undergraduate minority students
for this summer 2008. The internship offers students
with a career interest in art museums a opportunity to
learn about museum operations from the inside and gain
valuable professional experience. The internship will
be scheduled from May 12 - August 8, 2008. The hired
intern will be paid $2,200. Applicants must be in at
least their second year of college to apply. African
American, Asian American, Latin American, Native American
and other minority candidates are especially encouraged to
apply. The internship is open only to U.S. citizens.
The deadline to apply is March 21, 2008. For
more information, contact Allison Taylor, Adult Programs
Coordinator, at The Mint Museum at 2730 Randolph Road,
Charlotte, NC 28207 or (704) 337-2032.
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