Web viewMarch 24, 2016 Des Moines Area internships from Luther’s CAREER CONNECTION. Find more information by logging into Luther Career Connection at

March 24, 2016 Des Moines Area internships from Luther’s CAREER CONNECTION

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Education Internship Des Moines Performing Arts Position Type: Internship, Part Time/SeasonalDesired Major(s): Art, Dance, Elementary Education, Management, Music, Theatre, Theatre, Dance

Location: Des Moines , Iowa (United States)Description: Des Moines Performing Arts has an exciting opportunity for students interested in arts

education and event management.

We are seeking current college students for our summer internship program within the education department. The Education Intern’s primary responsibilities will include supporting the planning and implementation of the Iowa High School Musical Theater Awards Showcase and summer camps. Candidates can expect to gain experience in event management and theater education.

This position is ideal for students majoring in theater, education, or arts administration. Experience with children and skills in coordination, group facilitation, and collaboration preferred.

This paid internship will begin May 2015. Applicants must be available a minimum of 20 hours per week, with 40 hours per week required during summer camp weeks. This position is temporary and will end August 2015.

Please submit your cover letter, resume and online application at http://www.desmoinesperformingarts.org/discover-des-moines-performing-arts/careers.php. No compressed files, please.

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Applications will be reviewed beginning Monday, April 4.

Job Function: Arts/Design/Planning, Communication, Consulting, Education/Teaching, Hospitality/Travel, Management/Administration, Other

Salary Level: Paid (Amt TBD)

Desired Qualifications:

Students interested in arts education and event management.

We are seeking current college students for our summer internship program within the education department. The Education Intern’s primary responsibilities will include supporting the planning and implementation of the Iowa High School Musical Theater Awards Showcase and summer camps. Candidates can expect to gain experience in event management and theater education.

This position is ideal for students majoring in theater, education, or arts administration. Experience with children and skills in coordination, group facilitation, and collaboration preferred.

This paid internship will begin May 2015. Applicants must be available a minimum of 20 hours per week, with 40 hours per week required during summer camp weeks. This position is temporary and will end August 2015.

Please submit your cover letter, resume and online application at http://www.desmoinesperformingarts.org/discover-des-moines-performing-arts/careers.php. No compressed files, please.

Applications will be reviewed beginning Monday, April 4.

Storm Water Sampling and Analysis Intern City of Des MoinesPosition Type: Full Time (entry-level), Internship, Part Time/SeasonalDesired Major(s): Chemistry, Chemistry (plan 1), Biology, Biology (plan 1), Environmental StudiesLocation: Des Moines, Iowa (United States)Description: THE POSITION

Performs sampling and field analysis of storm water outfalls at creeks, and open water bodies.

120-Day assignment working up to 40 hours weekly depending on available work. Typical employment duration is 4 consecutive months; May through August.

EXAMPLES OF ESSENTIAL WORK (ILLUSTRATIVE ONLY)

Performs storm water sampling and field analysis of storm water outfalls at creeks, and open water bodies;Gathers physical data of various sources for analysis;Prepares reports and maintain accurate sampling and analysis records;Communicates and coordinates regularly with appropriate persons to maximize the effectiveness and efficiency of interdepartmental operations and activities;

Performs other directly related duties consistent with the role and function of the classification.

Desired Class Level(s): Junior, Senior, Alumnus

Salary Level: $15.00/Hr


ACCEPTABLE EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING

Completion of two (2) years in an accredited Engineering or Environmental Science program with course work in Chemistry, Hydraulics, Biology, and Environmental Engineering.Or any other combination of experience and education that provides the knowledge, skills and abilities necessary to perform the work. Possession of a valid driver's license or evidence of equivalent mobility.

Career Opportunities - please see belowBright HorizonsPosition Type: Full Time (entry-level), Full Time (experienced), Part Time/SeasonalDesired Major(s): Elementary Education

Location:

Des Moines , Iowa (United States)Ames , Iowa (United States)Pella , Iowa (United States)Iowa City , Iowa (United States)

Description: Spring into a new career with Bright Horizons in Iowa! Join our fastest growing team of ECE professionals at our centers in Ames, Des Moines, Iowa City and Pella!Currently a student? Hours are flexible! Did you know Bright Horizons offers Tuition Reimbursement opportunities? Students getting their degree in Early Childhood Education or a related field are eligible to tap into this great benefit! Part time opportunities are available at ALL Iowa locations!

** UIHC Child Care Center, Iowa CityToddler Teacher, Full TimeEarly Preschool (2s) Teacher, Full Time

** Eagle’s Loft Early Learning Center, AmesAssistant Teachers, Part Time

** ISU Child Development Center, AmesAssistant Teachers, Part Time

** Mercy Child Development Center, Des MoinesToddler Teacher, Full TimeAssistant Teachers, Full Time

** Principal Child Development Center, Des MoinesAssistant Teachers, Full Time

** Bright Horizons at the Downtown School, Des MoinesAssistant Teacher, Part Time

** Vermeer Yellow Iron Academy, PellaAssistant Teachers, Full and Part TimeEarly Preschool (2s)Teacher, Full Time

Did you know…Bright Horizons offers great benefits for both Full Time and Part Time Teachers? It’s true! Stop by our website to learn more or email/call/text Lisa Passolano with any questions or to learn more!

Job Function: Education/TeachingDesired Qualifications: Appropriate license and/or certifications as necessary for respective position(s)

Environmental Steward Positions Green Iowa AmeriCorpsPosition Type: Volunteer/Service Learning

Location:

Des Moines , Iowa (United States)Cedar Falls, Iowa (United States)Decorah, Iowa (United States)Cedar Rapids , Iowa (United States)Dubuque , Iowa (United States)Fairfield , Iowa (United States)

Description: Service Description: Green Iowa AmeriCorps operates through the University of Northern Iowa’s Center for Energy and Environmental Education (UNI CEEE) in Cedar Falls looking to recruit passionate and motivated individuals for an 11 month service experience in one of our service locations throughout Iowa. As a member of our new and existing programs sites, you will have the opportunity to create plans in conjunction with city officials, nonprofit leaders, and execute projects that will greatly impact the communities we serve. The leadership and empowerment experienced as part of our program will be like no other! Our program hopes to train the next generation of ‘green-collar’ workers through a combination of field trips, presentations, and hands-on learning. Members have the opportunity to build leadership abilities through specific coordinator roles, which allow each member to contribute unique skills to the program. Members have access to free trainings, hands on skill development, and extensive community engagement. Service with Green Iowa AmeriCorps is a year like no other, providing you an opportunity to make a difference in peoples’ lives on a daily basis all while gaining work experience that is going to put you leaps and bounds ahead of your peers in the energy and environmental sector. We intend to hire socially-minded individuals who want to make a difference in the community. Applicants should demonstrate an ability to work as a team or individually on projects that require learning/teaching new skills or participating in physical labor. Applicants should be self-starters, capable of working with minimal supervision and sensitivity to working with diverse sectors of the population.

Service Locations: Cedar Falls, Cedar Rapids, Decorah, Des Moines, Dubuque, FairfieldMember Duties: Audit/Weatherize Homes 2-4 days/week • Facilitate environmental education programs 1-2 days/week • Participate in community outreach projects 1-2 days/week centered around environmental stewardship activities, watershed initiatives, and home construction• Assume one of the following team leadership roles: Logistics, Audit, Education, Marketing, and Outreach• Create a professional development plan that takes you to conferences, trainings, and develops skills unique to your goals • Collaborate with city officials, nonprofit organizations, and community leaders to create environmentally focused projects that serve the greatest needs in Iowa communities. Program Benefits: Federal Loan Deferment, Health Coverage, Training and Certification, Individualized Professional Development opportunities, Education stipend upon successful completion, Monthly Living stipend, Leadership experience, Public Service Loan Forgiveness Qualification, Interest Accrual Repayment Terms: Position based on completion of 1,700 hours of service in a full-time work schedule, flexible vacation and sick leave. Outside employment available during off hours, school attendance available during off hoursService Areas: Neighborhood Revitalization, Housing, Community Engagement, Storm Water Management, Outreach Education, Community and Economic Development, Environment, and Capacity Building

Job Function: Agriculture/Natural Resources/En, Arts/Design/Planning, Communication, Consulting, Education/Teaching, Social Services, Other

Desired Class Level(s): Senior, Alumnus, SP


Skills: Community Organization, Education, Recruitment, Urban Planning, Architectural Planning, Team Work, Public Speaking, Communications, Trade/Construction, Environment, Leadership, General Skills.

Help Desk I.T. Intern, Summer The Principal Financial GroupPosition Type: Full Time (entry-level), Internship, Part Time/SeasonalDesired Major(s): Computer Science, Management Info Systems, Management Information Systems

Location: Des Moines , Iowa (United States)Description: o matter where you are headed, The Principal can help you take your best next step. As

a leader in the financial services industry with a global reach and a focus on flexibility, The Principal is the perfect place to begin your career.

And at The Principal, every role supports a greater purpose; to give real people an edge in planning and protecting their financial lives. And after more than 130 years of service, we have never had a more vibrant and dynamic global team united in our purpose. Through community involvement, innovative financial solutions and dedication to career development, we make a difference in millions of lives every day, including our employees.

And now it is your turn to launch your IT career and join the revolution of tomorrow!

What you will do

Your action-packed internship includes a four day, non-stop Code Jam where you will receive creative free reign to generate a technical solution that will be pitched to a multi-national corporation for a real, live business need. Code Jam fosters a highly collaborative work environment: innovation meets over caffeination while you put your mad coding skills to work. Check out our hashtag on Twitter (#PFGCodeJam)

You'll get the opportunity to; compete for scholarships, network with hundreds of interns from across the country, work out at our wellness center, participate in lots of professional development seminars and meet our amazing senior leadership. All while working for a company that has been named to ComputerWorld's 100 Best Places To Work in IT not once or twice but 13 years in a row! The summer will be jam packed!

On a day to day basis you will have a leader and mentor to guide you while working on REAL project work for us here at The Principal. You will work with everyone from other interns to recent college graduates to experienced professionals to management during your time at Principal Financial Group.

Still not keen on relocating to the Silicon Prairie? We even provide financial housing assistance for you to live in Forbes Magazine's #1 BEST Place for Young Professionals and #2 BEST Place for Business and Careers (that's Des Moines, Iowa if you hadn't heard OR if no one let you in on the Midwest's best kept secret). All of our internships are also paid!

Job Duties

· Work with real technology and a great business team!

· Take phone calls and solve PC and application issues

· Physical Instillation of PCs

· Work on special IT related projectsJob Function: Computer Science/StatisticsDesired Qualifications:

Basic Qualification:Current enrollment in an undergraduate or graduate degree programExposure to the IT field through a course, club or other related activitiesA 2.8 Cumulative GPA or better and a major GPA of 3.0 or higherInvolvement in student organization on respective campus or in the communityExceptional communication and organizational skills and strong work ethicA passion for technology!

Preferred Qualification:Previous help desk or related experienceLeadership positions or initiative within student organizations or within the community

Background Check Requirements:Employment at The Principal is contingent upon successful completion of a background check.

Visa Sponsorship:This position is intended to groom potential applicants for full-time roles at The Principal. These positions are not eligible for sponsorship for work authorization, therefore, if you will require sponsorship for work authorization now or in the future, we cannot consider your application at this time. Due to the fact student visas (J1, F1, etc...) are time-limited, we regret we cannot consider candidates on student visas.

AAEEO:The Principal is an Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to age, race, color, religion, sex, gender identity, gender expression, pregnancy, national origin, citizenship status, disability, genetic characteristics, sexual orientation, marital status, domestic partner status, military status, protected veteran status, disability status or any other characteristic protected by law.

Community Living Specialists, Brain Injury Rehabilitation Specialists, Physical/Occupational Therapists and Assistants On With Life Position Type: Full Time (entry-level), Full Time (experienced), Part Time/SeasonalDesired Major(s):

Athletic Training, Chemistry, Biology, Biology (plan 1), Health, Health (plan 1), Health (plan 2), Nursing, Physical Education, Psychology, Social Work, Sociology

Location: Ankeny, Iowa (United States)Description: Community Services

Our Supported Community Living Specialists provide specialized and culturally sensitive support to allow persons who have experienced brain injury to maintain and/or improve their independence.Culinary & DieteticsOur Culinary Staff is comprised of skilled chefs, cooks and dietary aides. We employ customer-service oriented individuals for our dining center. Meals are provided for persons served, staff, families and visitors. A full-time dietitian works with our culinary team to provide nutritional guidance.NursingOur nursing team is dedicated to providing quality care to meet the complex medical and emotional needs of individuals with brain injury. Opportunities may be available for full-time, part-time or PRN positions for CNA, LPN, RN.TherapyOur inpatient and outpatient programs provide extensive, specialized expertise in the areas of physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, music therapy and therapeutic recreation. Licensed and certified positions may be available.

Current Openings include: * CNA * RN/LPN * PRN - Physical Therapist, Occupational Therapist, and Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant

BenefitsFull-time employees are eligible for a comprehensive benefits package including Health and Dental Insurance, 401K, Life Insurance, Long Term Disability Insurance, Flexible Spending Account, Employee Assistance Program, Paid Time Off, Paid Medical Leave, and Paid Holidays.Part-time employees are eligible for Paid Time Off, Paid Medical Leave, Paid Holidays, 401K, and Employee Assistance Program.PRN employees are eligible for 401K and Employee Assistance Program.

Job Function: Consulting, Healthcare, Social Services, OtherDesired Class Level(s): Senior, Alumnus, SP


Refer to website for more information: www.onwithlife.org

Youth CounselorWoodward AcademyPosition Type: Full Time (entry-level), Part Time/SeasonalLocation: Woodward, Iowa (United States)

Description:

Woodward Academy, a Sequel Youth & Family Services Program, is a residential treatment facility for male youth who are adjudicated delinquent or “child in need of assistance” (CINA). Woodward Academy offers three highly structured programs aimed at redirecting delinquent, negative behaviors to positive, socially acceptable patterns through introducing students to a normative culture. Woodward’s treatment philosophy focuses on behavioral and cognitive change through the establishment of a normative culture model and offender specific treatment services.

Job Function: Social Services


The qualifications for the youth counselor position include a high school diploma or GED and one year of previous work or volunteer experience working with kids is preferred or a college degree in the Human Services field. It is an essential function of the job that staff be capable of participating in physical training activities and be capable of physically restraining the students if and when necessary.

Administrative Internships (Paid) Iowa Secretary of State Position Type: Internship, Part Time/SeasonalLocation: Des Moines , Iowa (United States)Description: Iowa Secretary of State Paul D. Pate offers paid internships to college-age Iowans during

the spring and fall semesters as well as during the summer. In addition, many schools

offer course credit for internships. For more information go to:

https://sos.iowa.gov/ConstituentServices/ApplyForInternship.aspx


Applicants for this class must be currently enrolled students in a degree program at an accredited educational institution, as determined by the Iowa Department of Administrative Services – Human Resources Enterprise.

For additional ways to qualify, please click on this link to view the job description and minimum qualifications.

Conservatory/Greenhouse Horticulture Technician City of Des MoinesPosition Type: Full Time (entry-level), Part Time/SeasonalDesired Major(s): Art, Biology, Environmental StudiesLocation: Des Moines , Iowa (United States)

Description:

This is a Regular, Half-time position. THE POSITIONPerforms responsible technical work involving the cultivation of plants largely in greenhouse or conservatory settings.

This is Half-Time position and must be available to work on Saturday to Monday, with seasonal adjustments to schedule.

Resident of the City of Des Moines within thirteen (13) months of appointment date and maintain residency within the City of Des Moines while employed in this position.

EXAMPLES OF ESSENTIAL WORK (ILLUSTRATIVE ONLY)

Determine moisture requirements.Prepares soil mixes for plants.Detect and identify pest infestations and determine proper IPM techniques appropriate for controlling such pests.Set fertilizer timing and metering devices that control frequency and amount of nutrients to be introduced into irrigation system.Read and interpret sensing indicators and regulate environmental controls.Prune plants, cull flowers, branches, and plants.Direct and coordinate other workers and volunteers at the City Greenshouse in the absence of the Supervisor.Answer public inquiries and participate in events or activities to educate the public on various plant collections.Provide technical assistance to various public organizations and other City facilities.Perform related work as required.

Job Function: Agriculture/Natural Resources/EnDesired Class Level(s): Senior, Alumnus, SP

Salary Level: $21.41 - $25.48/Hour


ACCEPTABLE EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING

Graduation from high school and two years of employed technical experience in the culture of greenhouse or conservatory plants.A post secondary college degree (associate or bachelors) in floriculture, or horticulture with ornamental emphasis can be substituted for only one year of experience; orAny equivalent combination of experience and training which provides the knowledge and abilities necessary to perform the work.

REQUIRED SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS

Pesticide Applicator's License (3G);Candidates for positions in this class must pass a post-employment offer physical examination and drug screen;Possession of a valid Iowa driver's license or evidence of equivalent mobility.

Wildlife/Parks Internship Cerro Gordo County Conservation BoardPosition Type: Internship, Part Time/SeasonalDesired Major(s): Biology, Biology (plan 1), Environmental StudiesLocation: Mason City , Iowa (United States)

Description:

POSITION: A seasonal shared wildlife & park areas management internship with theCerro Gordo County Conservation Board, Mason City, Iowa.EMPLOYMENT PERIOD: Approximately May to November. Limited to 40hrs./week,Mon. - Fri.SALARY: $10.61/hr with no benefits.DESCRIPTION: Intern will assist both the Wildlife Area Manager and Outdoor RecreationArea Manager with all aspects of management activities directed towards county ownedparks, conservation areas/facilities and wildlife areas. Individual will split work activities50/50 with both program areas. Work activities will include; routine area and facilitymaintenance, management of 1.) tree & shrub plantings, 2.) established and restoredprairie areas, 3.) food plots 4.) mowed cool season grass areas and 5.) timber stands.Also routine maintenance and service for all agency equipment.

Job Function: Agriculture/Natural Resources/EnDuration: approximately May - NovemberApproximate Hours Per 40 Hrs./Week, Mon-Fri

Week:Salary Level: $10.61/Hour


QUALIFICATIONS:Either be enrolled in or have a degree in one of the following fields: natural resourcemanagement, wildlife biology, ecology, biology, forestry, agriculture, or a related field ofstudy. Relevant experience may be considered in place of education.REQUIREMENTS: The ability to effectively apply knowledge and common sense to solveproblems and/or achieve work objectives; ability to routinely stand, walk, sit, kneel, stoop,balance, climb and operate power hand tools; ability to work outdoors in extreme weatherconditions and be exposed to dust, fumes and loud noises; ability to routinely lift 75lbs.;ability to follow written and oral instructions; possess a valid Iowa drivers license; maintainan acceptable driving record and operate a manual transmission pickup truck. CerroGordo County is a pre-employment physical and drug screening employer.

Inbound Freight Deptment InternHy-Vee Distribution CenterPosition Type: InternshipLocation: Chariton, Iowa (United States)

Description:

We have an opening for an Internship to assist Hy-Vee, Inc. in the incoming freight department in our Chariton, Iowa Distribution Center. This position will be from approximately May 16, 2016 to August 12, 2016. This Tuesday through Saturday position will be 40 hours per week. This position is located in Chariton, Iowa, intersections of Highway 34 and Highway 14 in Southern Iowa, 60 miles southeast of Des Moines.

Job Function: OtherDuration: May 16, 2016 - August 12, 2016Approximate Hours Per Week: 40


1.Working knowledge of PC applications: Windows XP based applications.2.Good verbal and written communication skills.3.A strong background in, or coursework related to, logistics.

Summer Banking InternWest BankPosition Internship

Type:Job Location(s): West Des Moines, Iowa (United States)

Description:

The Summer Internship is designed to provide to a finance student interested in banking a wide range of learning opportunities and work related banking experiences. Areas of exposure may include banking operations, loan spreadsheet analysis, loan documentation, financial trend analysis, retail banking services, or special projects.

Job Function: Financial ServicesSalary Range: 12.00 per hourID: 36567

Video InternshipCity Laundering CoPosition Type: Internship, Part Time/SeasonalDesired Major(s): Art, Communication Studies, Intermedia ArtsLocation: Oelwein, Iowa (United States)

Description:

City Laundering Co is an Iowa based family owned company with109 years of proven success. We are currently searching for an ambitious individual to enhance the company’s video marketing. You would be working alongside with the marketing coordinator to help grow City Laundering Co.

You would work 15-20 hours per week and you will spend your day independently shooting, editing, and finalizing video. You will be required to post a 1-3 minute video every month.

If you were a Video Production Intern for CITY this is a snapshot of what you would have done last week:

• Worked alongside the marketing coordinator to develop a basic video story board for a video topic. • Looked through CITY video archives and organized what you could use and what you need to shoot.• Created a schedule for a video shoot. • Recorded employee and customer shoots with company provided camera.• Edited and finalized video content.• Received feedback and reviews on each video.• Attended team meetings• Uploaded a finalized video to the company’s Youtube page and promoted it on the company’s social media pages.• Received professional support at a monthly marketing meeting from the marketing coordinator, sales manager, vice president and president.

Job Function: Marketing/Sales

Duration: Summer InternshipApproximate Hours Per Week: 15-20 Hours/Week

Salary Level: $8/Hour


Requirements of the position: • Represent the company in a positive manner and dress and act professionally at all times. • Maintain a neat and professional appearance. • Positive communication with customers, potential customers and co-workers.• Ability to lift up to 50 pounds on a frequent basis.• A Bachelor of Arts degree preferred or working towards a degree.Professionally developed video samples must be provided-Video related job or experience is recommended

Fall Event Management InternIowa Sports FoundationPosition Type: InternshipDesired Major(s): All Majors

Location: Ames, Iowa (United States)

Description:

1 Position AvailableSeptember – mid-December (starting and ending dates negotiable) | Part-time (25 hours per week)Who: Students majoring in sport management/leisure studies, business administration/marketing or related field. All college levels are welcome to apply but juniors and seniors who need internship credit to graduate are strongly encouraged to apply.Job Description: Will assist in organizing and conducting the following events: Net Fest Soccer, Ice Hockey, Basketball and Volleyball, assist in the planning of the Winter Iowa Games. Duties will include but are not limited to: assisting with entry materials, marketing and promoting the event, data entry, website updates, confirmation letters, team schedules, equipment, and event set up and tear down.Why the Iowa Games: The internship will give you the opportunity to learn a great deal about not-for-profit entities. You will work with a dedicated staff and see the insights of sport and event management.Hours: The fall internship is part-time. Typical office hours for interns will be Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm. However, there will be required attendance at weekend events and occasional late hours as activities dictate. The fall intern will be required to work the Net Fest weekends.Other Perks:Paid Stipend at the conclusion of the internshipFitness membership to the recreation centers on the campus of Iowa State UniversityHave fun while building your resumeMeet new peopleDeadline: June 1, 2016

Job Function: Management/Administration, Other


Qualifications: Must be organized and detailed oriented. Must have some skills with Microsoft Word and Excel and have the ability to learn website design and the Iowa Games database. Must be a team player and work well with others.

Summer 2016 Internship - Headquarters Intern Campaign Headquarters Position Type: Internship, Part Time/SeasonalLocation: Brooklyn , Iowa (United States)Description: CHQ Headquarters Interns will be involved in all aspects of our company- political

research, script writing, call center operations, leadership meetings, staff development, marketing, and event management.

This is the best internship you will ever have, hands down!

We are seeking interns to work 40 hours per week this summer at our Brooklyn, Iowa, office.

Interns will be involved in all aspects of our company: political research, script writing, call center operations, leadership meetings, staff development, marketing, and event management.

CampaignHQ is owned and managed by some of the best political minds in the country. Our management staff has worked for over a combined total of 50 years in political campaigns, fundraising and grassroots organizing. This position will introduce you to a variety of experiences relevant to the business, marketing, and political science fields.

We have delivered millions of effective telephone fundraising, voter ID, persuasion, advocacy, patch through, and Get Out The Vote calls for winning campaigns and conservative organizations.

See what a political business in the heart of a presidential election year is all about!

We pride ourselves on being legendary. Join the best team in politics.

This is the best internship you will ever have, hands down!


Interns will be involved in all aspects of our company: political research, script writing, call center operations, leadership meetings, staff development, marketing, and event management.

CampaignHQ is owned and managed by some of the best political minds in the country. Our management staff has worked for over a combined total of 50 years in political

campaigns, fundraising and grassroots organizing. This position will introduce you to a variety of experiences relevant to the business, marketing, and political science fields.




Interns will be compensated $2000/Month for the duration of the summer program, with a starting date of June 1st, 2016.

Job Function: Communication, Consulting, OtherSalary Level: Compenstated $2,000/month for duration of summer programDesired Qualifications: Refer to information above or on-line at: www.Campaign-Headquarters.com

Summer 2016 Political Data Internship Campaign Headquarters Position Type: Internship, Part Time/SeasonalDesired Major(s): Computer Science, History, Management Info Systems, Political Science

Location: Brooklyn , Iowa (United States)Description: This is the best internship you will ever have, hands down!


CHQ Data Interns will be involved in all aspects of our data division- creating target lists, summary analysis of campaigns, database creation and management, and dialer management. The ideal candidate for this internship will be proficient in Microsoft Excel, including pivot tables and advanced formulas, as well as proficient in Microsoft Access, including table and query creation.Interns will be involved in all aspects of our data division: creating target lists, summary analysis of campaigns, database creation and management, and dialer management.

CampaignHQ is owned and managed by some of the best political minds in the country. Our management staff has worked for over a combined total of 50 years in political campaigns, fundraising, and grassroots organizing. This position will introduce you to programming in Visual Basic for Applications as well as Excel/Access user applications.

The ideal candidate will be proficient in Microsoft Excel, including pivot tables and advanced formulas, as well as proficient in Microsoft Access, including table and query creation.



We pride ourselves on being legendary. Join the best team in politics.Job Function: Communication, Computer Science/Statistics, Research, Other



Interns will be involved in all aspects of our data division: creating target lists, summary analysis of campaigns, database creation and management, and dialer management.

CampaignHQ is owned and managed by some of the best political minds in the country. Our management staff has worked for over a combined total of 50 years in political campaigns, fundraising, and grassroots organizing. This position will introduce you to programming in Visual Basic for Applications as well as Excel/Access user applications.

The ideal candidate will be proficient in Microsoft Excel, including pivot tables and advanced formulas, as well as proficient in Microsoft Access, including table and query creation.




Summer Internships with Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI) Iowa Department of Public SafetyPosition Type: Internship, Part Time/SeasonalLocation: Des Moines , Iowa (United States)Description: The DCI is now accepting applications for Summer 2016 internships.

Since 1921, the Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI) has provided professional support tofederal, state, county, and city law enforcement agencies and unwavering service to the citizensof Iowa. An internship with the DCI will provide a student with the opportunity to experiencethe variety of services and investigative resources the DCI provide on a daily basis. A DCI

internship will provide exposure to the many different people, places, and things that make theDCI a premiere law enforcement agency.

The DCI internship program is open to current college students who are at least 19 years old,US citizens, in good standing with their college/university, have a valid driver’s license, andwho successfully pass a thorough background investigation. The DCI internship programprovides unpaid internships. The DCI internship program offers internships at DCI headquarters,in Des Moines, only.

A DCI summer internship will provide the opportunity to experience daily life within a statelaw enforcement agency. As a part of the Department of Public Safety (DPS), a DCI summerinternship will provide access to each of the six DPS Divisions – Criminal Investigation, StatePatrol, Narcotics Enforcement, State Fire Marshal, Administration and Intelligence.Additionally, the internship program will provide access to law enforcement professionals,medical examiners, prosecutors, and others who work with the DCI on a regular basis. Theinternship program will provide interns with the opportunity to work as a group on projects withdirect law enforcement correlation.

The summer internship program will run from June 3 - August 12. Summer internships willconsist of approximately 20 hours per week (Monday – Thursday). Internship schedules will beestablished by the DCI internship coordinator.

Duration: June 3 - August 12, 2016Approximate Hours Per Week: approx. 20 Hrs/week


The DCI internship program is open to current college students who are at least 19 years old,US citizens, in good standing with their college/university, have a valid driver’s license, andwho successfully pass a thorough background investigation. The DCI internship programprovides unpaid internships. The DCI internship program offers internships at DCI headquarters,in Des Moines, only.

Bioinformatics Summer Internship University of Iowa - Iowa Institute of Human Genetics (IIHG)Position Type: Internship, Part Time/Seasonal

Desired Major(s):

Chemistry, Biology, Biology (plan 1), Computer Science, Health, Health (plan 1), Health (plan 2), Management Info Systems, Management Information Systems, Mathematics, Statistics, Nursing, Physics

Location: Iowa City, Iowa (United States)Description: The Iowa Institute of Human Genetics (IIHG) is offering a Bioinformatics Summer

Internship for undergraduate students interested in a bioinformatics and personalized genomic medicine. The 8-week IIHG Summer Internship Program, intended for undergraduate students and recent graduates, is an excellent opportunity for students to gain hands-on experience in informatics. These internships focus on informatics, under the direction of a faculty member at the University of Iowa.

The IIHG Summer Internship is open to anyone interested in informatics, and is especially beneficial for students with limited access to human genetics opportunities at their home institution.The IIHG Summer Internship provides students with:

Full-time, hands-on projects in informatics and personalized genomic medicineEnrichment activities, including seminars and workshops on graduate school and careersA $3,200 stipend

The IIHG will provide assistance with the following:

Stipend, Payments, and ReimbursementsOrientationHousing suggestions

IIHG Bioinformatics Division

The IIHG Bioinformatics Division provides several services to the scientific community including exome re-sequencing, expression studies and other analyses such as CHIP-seq and methyl-seq. All of these analyses capitalize on data output from high throughput sequencing. Our group helps investigators move from the initial ‘sequence-read data’ to answer important questions of biological significance. The scope of available projects range from straightforward expression analysis using commercial software to projects that are much more speculative. For the more speculative projects, current best approaches are often not defined or are in a state of change. Work in our group offers a challenging mix of projects and analyses offering broad exposure to typical bioinformatics analysis.

Stipend Selected interns will receive a summer stipend of $3,300.

Internship requirements Selected interns will present two 15-20 minute talks during their summer experience, focusing on the work they are doing. All interns are required to attend and participate in the orientation event, intern presentations, and selected seminars throughout the 8-week period.

Dates This year's program begins in June and runs through August 1, 2015.The internship will be 8 weeks in duration, Monday through Friday, from 8:00am-5:00pm. If absent, interns will be required to make up hours with the approval of their mentor. This includes vacation days and holidays.

Iowa Institute of Human Genetics

The IIHG is a statewide resource to promote clinical care, research, and education that focuses on the medical and scientific advances around the human genome. Established in August 2012, the IIHG seeks to integrate activities in human genetics through multi-disciplinary research, education, and clinical care that is focused on the medical and scientific significance of variations in the human genome. Selected interns will be exposed to all aspects of the IIHG by participating in IIHG conferences and rotating in the IIHG Research and Clinical Diagnostic Service.

Iowa City in the Summer Iowa City gets consistently high ratings from national indexes of great places to live, combining the community atmosphere with a cosmopolitan flair. It offers an abundance of cultural, historical and recreational opportunities similar to those in a large city. The downtown area has a pedestrian mall with unique shops, restaurants and live music, and hosts yearly events such as the Jazz Festival, bike and road races, and several art festivals. In addition, Iowa City is an active community with many hiking/biking trails and parks to explore. The IIHG Summer Internship program encourages students to take advantage of the many opportunities Iowa City has to offer in the summer.

Job Function: Computer Science/Statistics, Consulting, Education/Teaching, Healthcare, ResearchDuration: June - AugustSalary Level: $3,200 stipendDesired Qualifications:

The Iowa Institute of Human Genetics (IIHG) is offering a Bioinformatics Summer Internship for undergraduate students interested in a bioinformatics and personalized genomic medicine. The 8-week IIHG Summer Internship Program, intended for undergraduate students and recent graduates, is an excellent opportunity for students to gain hands-on experience in informatics. These internships focus on informatics, under the direction of a faculty member at the University of Iowa.

The IIHG Summer Internship is open to anyone interested in informatics, and is especially beneficial for students with limited access to human genetics opportunities at their home institution.The IIHG Summer Internship provides students with:

Full-time, hands-on projects in informatics and personalized genomic medicineEnrichment activities, including seminars and workshops on graduate school and careers

Internship requirements Selected interns will present two 15-20 minute talks during their summer experience, focusing on the work they are doing. All interns are required to attend and participate in the orientation event, intern presentations, and selected seminars throughout the 8-week period.

Dates This year's program begins in June and runs through August 1, 2015.The internship will be 8 weeks in duration, Monday through Friday, from 8:00am-5:00pm. If absent, interns will be required to make up hours with the approval of their mentor. This includes vacation days and holidays.

This program seeks to improve diversity in the biological sciences. Disabled students, minority students, and disadvantaged students (economically or first in family to attend college) are especially encouraged to apply.

Iowa Institute of Human Genetics The IIHG is a statewide resource to promote clinical care, research, and education that focuses on the medical and scientific advances around the human genome. Established in August 2012, the IIHG seeks to integrate activities in human genetics through multi-disciplinary research, education, and clinical care that is focused on the medical and scientific significance of variations in the human genome. Selected interns will be exposed to all aspects of the IIHG by participating in IIHG conferences and rotating in the IIHG Research and Clinical Diagnostic Service.

College Financial Representative Interns Northwestern Mutual Position Type: Internship, Part Time/SeasonalLocation: Des Moines , Iowa (United States)Description: The Northwestern Mutual internship experience can provide a variety of outcomes for

its participants. College Financial Representatives have the opportunity to test drive the full-time financial services career with the preparation of exceptional training. Supported by our network of specialists, development programs and mentoring opportunities, interns have access to the resources, products and assistance they need to help their clients, build their practice and develop themselves.

Regardless of what the internship may become for you; an opportunity to jump-start your full-time Financial Representative career, a proven path into a leadership position or an experience you use for not only your resume but for your personal growth, we know that the opportunity will be rewarding and unforgettable.

To be considered for the position, you must be a full-time student and in your junior

year or past. You must have strong interpersonal skills, be self-motivated and have a history of personal success. We would be thrilled to have a conversation with you and begin our mutual-fit selection process.


The Northwestern Mutual internship experience can provide a variety of outcomes for its participants. College Financial Representatives have the opportunity to test drive the full-time financial services career with the preparation of exceptional training. Supported by our network of specialists, development programs and mentoring opportunities, interns have access to the resources, products and assistance they need to help their clients, build their practice and develop themselves.

Regardless of what the internship may become for you; an opportunity to jump-start your full-time Financial Representative career, a proven path into a leadership position or an experience you use for not only your resume but for your personal growth, we know that the opportunity will be rewarding and unforgettable.

To be considered for the position, you must be a full-time student and in your junior year or past. You must have strong interpersonal skills, be self-motivated and have a history of personal success. We would be thrilled to have a conversation with you and begin our mutual-fit selection process.

Northwestern Mutual unable to sponsor a student holding an H1 Visa in their transition to full-time employment.

Summer Job Opportunities / InternshipsCedar Rapids Parks and RecreationPosition Type: Internship, Part Time/SeasonalLocation: Cedar Rapids, Iowa (United States)

Description:

Wide variety of summer job opportunities and internships available. Areas range from Aquatics - Lifeguards, Instructors, Pool Cashier/Concessions; Arts Instructor; Keyboarding Instructor; Golf Course--Clubhouse Cashier/Concessions, Equipment Operators, Secretrary; Parks Seasonal Workers - Recreation Seasonal Workers - Athletic Field Maintenance; Assist with Special Populations/Special Olympics; Youth and Adult Sports, Coaches for Youth Baseball, Basketball, Soccer, Softball, T-Ball, Tennis, Volleyball; Youth Sports Field Coordinators, Slow Pitch Softball Umpire, Youth Baseball/Softball Umpire

Job Function: OtherDesired Qualifications: Visit www.cedar-rapids.org/hr/jobs_main.asp

Collections Assistant Museum of Danish America Position Type: Internship, Part Time/SeasonalDesired Major(s):

Art, Communication Studies, English (Writing - Plan 2), History, History (plan 1), History (plan 2)

Location: Elk Horn , Iowa (United States)

Description:

The Museum of Danish America in Elk Horn, Iowa is in the final stages of a full inventory and cataloging project for its collections. This project, which began in 2006, is expected to be completed within the next two years. Once the inventory is finished, all known information about the entire collection will be electronically accessible through the PastPerfect 5.0 database both in-house and via the Museum’s website under “View Our Collection.” The Collections Assistant will primarily work with the paper collections – books, photographs, and archives.

Position Description:

Stage One: Recording the artifact’s ID number and location. Condition reports and images are created. Measurements and other pertinent information are also recorded at this time.

Stage Two: Inputting data and images into PastPerfect. Information from corresponding accession files will also be added to provide provenance.

Stage Three: Creating a master inventory list. Each artifact in the collection will be recorded on an Excel spreadsheet with its ID number and home location.

Stage Four: Recording the ID number of artifacts that should be considered for deaccessioning. Pieces that do not fit the mission of the Museum, have little provenance, or that are heavily deteriorated may be considered for deaccessioning.

In addition, the Collections Assistant may help catalog new donations into the collection as needed. All interns are also involved in Collections Review Committee and Exhibitions Committee meetings, outreach activities, and in behind-the-scenes tours to other museums for professional development and networking opportunities. Both American and Danish interns participate in the Museum’s internship program, and enjoy free shared housing just blocks from the Museum.

Job Function: Arts/Design/Planning, Computer Science/Statistics, ResearchDesired Class Level(s): Alumnus, SP

Salary Level: $9/Hour plus rent free house, fully furnished including utilities EXCEPT for phone/internet/cable


Masters degree or intended graduation from a Museum Studies program, though undergraduates and candidates with a degree in History or a related field may be considered; excellent writing skills; strong attention to detail; ability to handle large work loads and meet deadlines; ability to perform the physical requirements of the position including standing for long periods of time and lifting heavy objects; and ability to work well alone and in a group. Optional, but highly preferred: museum registration

and/or inventory experience, and familiarity with PastPerfect software.

Challenge Course FacilitatorIowa State University Extension and Outreach, Adventure LearningPosition Type: Part Time/Seasonal

Desired Major(s):Anthropology, Athletic Training, Elementary Education, Individualized Interdisciplinary, Philosophy, Physical Education, Physical Education (plan 1), Physical Education (plan 2), Psychology, Social Work, Sociology

Location: Urbandale, Iowa (United States)

Description:

Challenge Course Facilitators will lead adult and youth groups through a variety of outdoor and indoor high and low rope course programs. Under direct supervision, facilitators will lead groups of 8-12 through team building and challenge programming to help participants grow as a team and as individuals. This position is part-time (10-30 hrs/week) on an as needed basis. Facilitators are able to designate their own schedule and availability, though must be available for full 8-10 hour days when signing up for program dates. Brief Description of Responsibilities: -Facilitate adult and youth groups on all programmatic challenge elements independently-Be motivated to research and implement new activities on your own-Understand and be able to organize activities into a progression-Be respectful to and work well with those whose opinions may be different than your own-Be able to manage group behavior independently-Able to climb 40 foot challenge course access poles in various (non-threatening) weather conditions**The Adventure Learning Center does not provide summer housing**Applicants must be able to attend 40-hour training June 6-10, 2016 or be able to make arrangements prior to this week in order to be considered for hire.

Job Function: Education/Teaching, Social ServicesDuration: June 6 - August 31, 2016, Fall continuation availableApproximate Hours Per Week: 10-30

Salary Level: $12.00/hourDesired Qualifications: See attached job description

Milieu Treatment Counselor InternOrchard PlacePosition Type: InternshipDesired Major(s): Psychology, Social Work, SociologyLocation: Des Moines, Iowa (United States)Description: Orchard Place provides Mental Health and Juvenile Justice services to children, youth

and families. The Inpatient Psychiatric Program serves seriously emotionally disturbed children and youth ages 10 � 17 years. This program offers psychotherapy and individualized special education programs in a healthy, friendly living environment on a 10-acre site in the south part of Des Moines. Intensive therapy helps children to find alternative ways to deal with their emotions rather than becoming verbally or physically aggressive, self-harmful, defiant and disruptive in school or by running away or otherwise placing themselves in dangerous situations. Treatment Counselors work directly with a group or 10, 12 or 15 emotionally disturbed, abused and/or neglected children with the goal to transition children home, to foster care or independent living by providing a structured, nurturing environment including social, coping and leisure skills training. Position requires working towards a BA/BS in Human Service field. Talk to our staff and learn why Orchard Place is a great place to work!

Job Function: Education/Teaching, Social ServicesApproximate Hours Per Week: 10-40

Salary Level: unpaidDesired Qualifications: Working towards a Bachelors degree and has a valid drivers license

Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITS) Internship Summer 2016 (Paid)The Principal Financial GroupPosition Type: Full Time (entry-level), Internship, Part Time/Seasonal

Desired Major(s):

Accounting, Computer Science, Economics, Economics (plan 1), Economics (plan 2), Management, Mathematics, Mathematics (plan 1), Mathematics (plan 2), Mathematics (plan 3), Statistics

Location: Des Moines, Iowa (United States)Description: Not just a career path. A career destination.

No matter where you’re headed, the Principal can help you take your best next step. As a leader in the financial services industry with a global reach and a focus on flexibility, The Principal is the perfect place to begin your career. And at The Principal, every role supports a greater purpose—to give real people an edge in planning and protecting their financial lives. And after more than 130 years of service, we’ve never had a more vibrant and dynamic global team united in our purpose. Through community involvement, innovative financial solutions and dedication to career development, we make a difference in millions of lives every day, including our employees’.

And now it’s your turn to join the revolution of tomorrow!

The Principal Financial Group is excited to host over 200 interns across various business areas and teams within our global organization. Our interns are placed in high-impact, high-profile roles designed to assess their full potential and help them develop professional and technical skills. You’ll have the chance to meet with senior executives, gain career direction, network at social events with your peers and make a difference in our customers' lives - all at a Fortune 500 company who invests in their personal and

professional development.

So begin your career destination today by gaining hands-on experience with a summer internship on our Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) team. Principal Global Investors will host a summer associate in our Equity Investment Division focused on REITs. The REIT team with nearly $10 billion in assets under management specializes in investing public equity securities (stocks) of real estate companies around the world. The team manages money for public pension funds, endowments, foundations, high net worth individuals and retail mutual funds. This team is located around the globe in cities including Des Moines, Chicago, London, Singapore, and Sydney (non-Des Moines locations are not available for intern or entry level hire). Summer Associate opportunities will provide a comprehensive overview of the equity investment process which may include stock selection models, quantitative ranks, back-testing, risk management techniques, portfolio construction, fundamental analysis, performance monitoring, trading and client reporting. Throughout the course of this internship you will likely receive exposure to management techniques of international and domestic equities. While working with this elite team you may be involved with support projects for fundamental analysts to identify buy/sell candidates which will allow you to attend analysis meetings and product specific discussion with individual analysts.

Job Function: Financial ServicesDuration: Summer 2016Salary Level: TBDDesired Qualifications:

Applicants must be pursuing a Bachelor's degree in finance, mathematics, statistics, economics, accounting or an equivalent emphasis or an MBA. Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) or CFA candidate preferred. Must have strong knowledge of investments combined with excellent mathematical and organizational skills. Advanced PC skills and proficiency with Excel required. Investment related software knowledge preferred; exposure to FactSet, Bloomberg, Oracle Crystal Ball, etc. are a plus. Candidates must have strong written and verbal communication skills required as well as the ability to work independently. This paid internship is located in Des Moines, IA (alternative locations may be available) and takes place during the summer of 2016.

All applicants must be available to work 40 hours per week during the summer of 2016.

PGI Compliance Verbiage:You will be required to comply with a Code of Ethics which covers personal trading activities for you and members of your household.

Visa Sponsorship:This position is intended to groom potential applicants for full-time roles at The Principal.? These positions are not eligible for sponsorship for work authorization, therefore, if you will require sponsorship for work authorization now or in the future, we cannot consider your application at this time.? Due to the fact student visas (J1, F1, etc...) are time-limited, we regret we cannot consider candidates on student visas.AAEEO:The Principal is an Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity Employer.? All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to age, race, color,

religion, sex, gender identity, gender expression, pregnancy, national origin, citizenship status, disability, genetic characteristics, sexual orientation, marital status, domestic partner status, military status, protected veteran status, disability status or any other characteristic protected by law.

Background Check Requirements:Employment at The Principal is contingent upon successful completion of a background check.

Development Internships Des Moines Symphony Position Type: Internship, Part Time/SeasonalDesired Major(s): All Majors

Location: Des Moines, Iowa (United States)Description: Development Internships Spring 2016 / Fall 2016 (8-10 hours per week) Summer 2016

(10+ hours per week depending on candidate)This is not your typical internship. The Development intern will be a true member of the Development team, working directly with staff and making sure committed donors have a strong and lasting relationship with the Des Moines Symphony & Academy.The Symphony’s Development program is responsible for identifying, recruiting, and stewarding donors who give donations totaling more than $1.2 million annually to the Symphony & Academy. The Development intern will receive hands-on experience in the fast-paced fundraising world. From day one, she or he will have crucial responsibilities such as member correspondence, creative projects and guaranteeing the integrity of the Symphony’s growing donor database. The intern will also be able to learn more about other parts of the organization through volunteer opportunities and group activities. Please note: our intern will not be responsible for soliciting money from donors.Responsibilities:As the intern grows into their position and shows the ability to succeed, we will add additional projects that will help the program reach new levels. The Development intern will have the opportunity to showcase their skills and build a true professional presence through: Event Planning & Management: Support the Des Moines Symphony’s largest annual fundraising event, the Viewing Party for Yankee Doodle Pops and the Symphony’s Opening Night Dinner, including supporting event committees and managing the solicitation, receipt, and marketing of silent auction items Annual & Major Gifts: Manage research and help plan cultivation and solicitation techniques for individuals, corporations, and foundations (grants), especially with regard to the Symphony’s Professional Circles Donor Relations: Support the Symphony’s donor relations program, including sponsor and donor benefits, comp tickets, employee enrichment programs, and special receptions Board Relations: Support Association and Foundation Board members by producing

materials for and participating in Board meetingsOutcomes: An in-depth understanding of non-profit fundraising and how fundraising finances the programmatic and educational work of an arts organization. Gain transferable database management, communications skills, and office and customer service skills applicable to future employment opportunities Observation of how a Development department uses varied income streams to meet a $3+ million dollar organizational budget Experience handling responsibilities in a high-energy environment The opportunity to learn the work of the Des Moines Symphony & Academy across all of our departments

This is an unpaid internship -- School credit is available upon request

The Des Moines Symphony is a not-for-profit, professional orchestra formed in 1937 to enrich, educate and inspire the community by performing great orchestral music. The Symphony Association, governed by a volunteer Board of Trustees and operating on an annual budget of more than $3.2 million, supports the Symphony Academy and its numerous music education programs including four youth orchestras, and supports the Des Moines Symphony Orchestra which performs seven pairs of Masterworks concerts, a Pops series including the traditional New Year’s Eve Pops, education, outreach and family concerts, and other special events in its home at the Des Moines Civic Center. The organization also produces and performs the Des Moines Symphony’s annual Yankee Doodle Pops concert in July on the grounds of the Iowa State Capitol, which attracts more than 100,000, the largest single day attendance of any concert event in the State.


Qualifications: Ability to meet deadlines and thrive in a fast-paced environment Comfort providing service through email and phone correspondence Strong attention to detail and ability to independently problem solve Ability to type quickly and accurately with proven skill to proofread own work Moderate proficiency in Microsoft Word & Excel, with the ability to become adept at the use of these and other computer programs and databases Willingness to learn the details of non-profit fundraising Professional, responsible & team-oriented manner Demonstrated interest in arts & culture Prior database and customer service experience a plusOther: This is an unpaid internship. School credit is available upon request Internships are based out of our offices in Des Moines, IA

Internship Program State of Iowa - Office of the Governor Position Type: InternshipLocation: Des Moines , Iowa (United States)Description: The Office of Governor Terry E. Branstad is proud to offer an outstanding and diverse

internship for undergraduate, graduate and law students. Governor Branstad and Lt. Governor Reynolds are committed to providing quality opportunities for students to learn and gain valuable skills. The program is designed to meet the individual needs of students and assist the Governor’s Office in meeting the goals of the office. The internships are open to any major, sophomore level or higher.The Governor’s Office is unable to compensate students financially for their internship, but will work with each intern and his/her college to assist with college credit for the experience. Interns will garner experience at the center of state government, the opportunity to network with people from the executive and legislative branches and the chance to earn the recommendations from members of the Governor’s Office. Interns must be able to work at least 16 hours per week.


Internship for undergraduate, graduate and law students. The internships are open to any major, sophomore level or higher.Interns must be able to work at least 16 hours per week.

Summer Internship Program Meredith CorporationPosition Type: InternshipLocation: Des Moines, Iowa (United States)

Description:

The internship is a full-time, 10-week paid program that typically runs from June-August.

Summer internships may be available at either our corporation headquarters in Des Moines or our Publishing offices in New York City. Placement may include: Magazine and Book Editorial, Graphic/Publication Design, Marketing/Promotion/Interactive Media/Web Sites; Photography; Public Relations/Corporate Communications; Finance/Accounting; Information Technology/Database Marketing; Construction Services; Better Homes and Gardens Test Kitchen or Test Garden.

Internships opportunities may also be available at our individual television stations. Information on available programs may be obtained directly from the station. A complete listing of our stations is found on www.meredith.com.

Desired Qualifications: Refer to website for desired qualifications.

Summer Museum Internship Heartland MuseumPosition Type: Internship

Location: Clarion, Iowa (United States)

Description:

The Heartland Museum seeks a bright motivated college student looking for a challenging and rewarding Summer internship June and July 2008. The internship requires 20 hours of work for eight weeks’ during June and July. This will include coordinating volunteers, graphic design, museum interpretation, and museum catalogue management.

Internship Responsibilities:Volunteer CoordinationThe first phase requires the intern to meet with volunteers who will construct the signage base of the outside exhibit. An antique tractor will be placed on a landscaped area next to the sign.

Signage and Outdoor Display DesignTogether with volunteers and their supervisor the intern will select the text for the outdoor sign. The intern will use knowledge of graphic design, word processing, desktop publishing, museum exhibit layout and construction, among other skills to design and develop text and images to illustrate the transition from prairie to power in a clear and concise manner. The intern will choose appropriate headings, typefaces, and style of text and images and combine these materials into an eye-catching display.

Museum InterpretationWhen not actively designing or supervising the outdoor display, the intern will greet and inform museum patrons. The Heartland’s mission is to preserve and interpret the rural heritage and unique collections of Clarion, Iowa, with an emphasis on the transition from prairie to agriculture.

Collections ManagementThe intern will also perform data entry into our museum collections catalogue using Past Perfect museum software.

Part of Silos and Smokestacks National Heritage Area - NPSThe Heartland Museum is part of this rich heritage corridor. Before beginning the intern and intern supervisor will attend a Silos and Smokestacks internship orientation either May 23 or May 30 at Silos and Smokestacks Headquarters in Waterloo, Iowa. This will familiarize interns of their responsibilities and their expectations.

Stipend – Along with invaluable experience in coordinating museum docents and volunteers and creating professional museum signage, the intern will be granted a modest stipend of $1440. Room and board are not furnished, but options could be suggested. The twenty hours a week may be done on the intern’s schedule. The intern could even commute to the Heartland Museum and return to home or school.

Job Function: Other

Summer Camp InternScience Center of Iowa

Position Type: InternshipDesired Major(s): Biology, Elementary Education

Location: Des Moines, Iowa (United States)

Description:

Responsible for providing a fun, safe and educationally effective learning environment in a science day camp setting. Interns are responsible for developing weekly camp curriculum with exciting, hands-on activities around such topics as Amusement Parks, Robots, Chemistry, and Animals. Also responsible for providing on-going, daily supervision for campers.

Employment period includes two weeks of orientation, ten weeks of camp and three days to wrap-up/clean up after camps. May 19-August 8, 2008.

Interns earn a $2500 stipend and six hours of college credit in curriculum development through Graceland University. (credits are transferable).EDU 3900: Topics in Education: Science Center Internships (3 hours).EDUC 3900: Topics in Education: Science Education (3 hours).


Enthusiastic, energetic, comfortable with public speaking, excellent communication skills, organized self-starter; ability to work with little supervision. College course work in Education or Science related fields; general knowledge of or interest in science; previous experience working with youth.

Internships with IA Attorney General, Tom MillerIowa Attorney General's OfficePosition Type: InternshipDesired Major(s): All Majors

Location: Des Moines, Iowa (United States)Description: The Iowa Attorney General’s Office has internships available in its Consumer Protection

Division in Des Moines, Iowa. Interns will work on consumer complaint cases, special projects, and ongoing consumer-related projects. They will have the opportunity to work with attorneys, investigators, support staff, and independently. Most interns also have a chance to attend trials, oral arguments or hearings.

Our interns assist attorneys and investigators on cases that affect a great number of consumers. As complaint handlers, interns have the opportunity to be advocates for consumers: corresponding with companies to resolve conflicts and to ensure fair treatment of consumers. Consumer issues the Attorney General’s Office has recently handled include: autos, credit, home repair, internet scams and telemarketing.

Full and part-time, unpaid internships are available. The Consumer Protection Division prefers interns to commit a minimum of 8 to 10 hours a week. Though unpaid, we will assist in meeting academic credit requirements. Interns in the Attorney General’s Office come from a variety of majors and interests including pre-law, public policy, political science, consumer and family sciences, law enforcement, business, and

communications.

This internship opportunity offers great work experience, support and supervision from friendly and esteemed professionals

Job Function: Communication, Consulting, ResearchDesired Qualifications:

Desired characteristics include outstanding oral and written communication skills, initiative, and the ability to work independently and with others.

INTERNSHIPS WITH THE GOVERNOR�S OFFICEThe Iowa Governor�s Office Position Type: Internship

Location: Des Moines, Iowa (United States)Description: The categories of internships that are currently available are:

·Communications internships – Communications interns will assist the Communications Department in disseminating news from the Governor’s office. Official tasks include, but are not limited to: writing press releases and advisories, organizing and briefing the Governor, Lt. Governor and First Lady for press conferences, updating and maintaining press lists, pitching press events to the media, writing special letters and tracking media coverage of policy initiatives. Communications interns should possess excellent verbal and written communication skills, strong computer skills and a willingness to learn.

·Policy internships – Interns will assist the Policy Department on issue tracking and policy development. Tasks that interns will assist with include: policy research and analysis, policy correspondence, outreach work with interest groups, bill tracking, issue tracking with state departments and policy development. Students applying for these internships should have a background in political science, humanities or liberal arts and a demonstrated interest in public policy. Applicants should have strong research, analytical and communication skills.

·Outreach internships – These interns will assist in marketing the Governor’s message and policy to targeted constituencies. Tasks will include direct contact with nonprofit groups, businesses and state agencies; creation of newsletters and targeted articles; and visits with strategic outreach groups. Students applying for these internships should have an interest in public policy, communications and marketing and should have strong research, verbal and written communication skills.

·Casework internships – Interns will assist the office caseworker with citizen inquiries. Tasks that interns will assist with include: handling casework calls and mail, computer entry and special projects. Students applying for these internships should have strong communication and people skills.

·Administrative Office internships – Interns will assist the Correspondence Coordinator and the Judicial Appointments Coordinator, as well as assist with administrative support when needed. Tasks that interns will assist with include: copying, filing, data entry and answering the phone and mail. Students applying for these internships should have strong computer

and communication skills.

·Legal Internships – The Legal Department has two types of internships available. These internships provide students an excellent opportunity to observe the workings of state government from the center of the executive branch.

(1) One intern will work primarily with the Assistant to the General Counsel in matters such as the review of clemency files (restoration of firearms rights, pardons and commutations) and responding to correspondence. Students applying for this internship should be a first-year law school student or an undergraduate with an interest in attending law school.

(2) The second intern will work primarily with the General Counsel and Associate General Counsel. The intern will be assigned legal research and writing projects in a variety of areas of law, including, but not limited to, the following: administrative rules, ethics and open meetings/public records. Special projects may also be assigned. By way of example, in the past these projects have related to the environment and renewable fuels, and the governor’s emergency powers. The intern will be asked to attend various public hearings and/or public meetings and provide a written or verbal summary of the proceedings. Students applying for this internship should be enrolled in law school and possess strong legal research and writing skills and an ability to produce a high-quality work product in a short amount of time.

Application deadlines for each term:For Spring Term 2008 (January-May) Monday, December 10, 2007For Summer Term 2008 (June-August) Monday, May 5, 2008For Fall Term 2008 (September-December) Monday, August 18, 2008

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