Adcock For Congress Huntingdon Valley, PA. Bill Green, Councilman Philadelphia, PA

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1 Company Location A. Leon Higginbotham, Jr. Internship Program, The-Office of U. S. Senator Robert P Casey, Jr., Adcock For Congress Huntingdon Valley, PA Association of Independent Colleges & Universities of Pennsylvania Harrisburg, PA Bill Green, Councilman Philadelphia, PA City of Philadelphia - Mayor's Internship Program Federal Bureau of Investigation - FBI-Philadelphia Office Philadelphia, PA Philadelphia, PA

2 Federal Bureau of Investigation - FBI-Philadelphia Office Philadelphia, PA Federal Bureau of Investigation - FBI-Washington DC Office Washington, DC Federal Bureau of Investigation - FBI-Washington DC Office Washington, DC Kevin J. Boyle, State Representative, District 172 Philadelphia, PA

3 Making the Difference Federal Internship Program Michael G. Fitzpatrick, Congessman-Congressional Office Washington, DC Langhorne, PA PA House of Representatives Philadelphia, PA Patrick Murphy, Congressman Bristol, PA PennEnvironment Philadelphia, PA Pennsylvania House of Representatives-169 th Legislative District in NE Phila. Pennsylvania House of Representatives-169 th Legislative District in NE Phila. Pennsylvania House of Representatives-174th Legislative District Philadelphia, PA

4 Pennsylvania House of Representatives-174th Legislative District Philadelphia, PA Pennsylvania Catholic Conference Harrisburg, PA Pennsylvania Treasury Deparment Harrisburg, PA Philadelphia Industrial Development Corp.- PIDC Philadelphia, PA Philadelphia Republican City Committee Philadelphia, PA

5 SAIC Nationwide, United States Department of Justice-FBI Summer Honors Internship Program United States Department of Justice-FBI Summer Honors Internship Program United States Department of Justice-Task Force for Faith-based & Community Initiatives Washington, DC United States Department of Justice-Task Force for Faith-based & Community Initiatives Washington, DC

6 William Penn Foundation Philadelphia, PA Wondership Program, The Lansdale, PA

7 Description Judge Leon Higginbotham Jr. was a man who confronted and fought racism throughout his life beginning his career in private practice in Philadelphia. He served his country publicly as Commissioner of the Federal Trade Commission, a judge in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of PA, and adviser to President Lyndon B. Johnson. This internship is open to students planning to enroll in law school and are residents of Pennsylvania. Each summer, the Senator selects one applicant to serve as a paid intern for six weeks in his Washington D.C. office. This internship will provide the opportunity to participate in the legislative process while working to further the cause of equal justice. Requirements: Demonstrated interest in public service and the legislative process, be able to work and learn in diverse settings, should have a solid scholastic achievement, demonstrated leadership ability, interest in public policy, strong writing skills and a record of community service. 3.5 or above GPA. 3 references required with application submission. Adcock for Congress is running for Congressional Office. Adcock needs help with the campaign for November 2014 Election. Interns will assist with opposition research, grassroots campaigning, mailing etc. Intern can be reimbursed for expenses such as mileage and gas and will discuss later with intern. Responsibilities include: research on legislation, assist government relations staff with their advocacy efforts, work with research staff on multiple survey mailings and projects, and help maintain website and more. Student should have interest in state government, higher education, or research; good written and communication skills; ability to use Microsoft Word and Excel; website editing and maintenance experience desirable. Early deadlines, speak with Co-op department for more information. This City Council Office has eight employees and is divided between constituent services and policy/research. The latter develops Council Green s legislative agenda. The constituent service staff helps navigate Philadelphia s bureaucracy. This ranges from tax and permit problems to getting lights fixed in their neighborhood park. Mayor s Interns are placed in various city departments and offices and participate in weekly events aimed at exposing them to municipal government operations and careers. All students must first apply with the Co-op Department. The Philadelphia Division s Volunteer Internship Program (VIP) is for full-time students residing in the greater Philadelphia area. All students must first apply with the Co-op Department and then with the FBI. For more information see their website.

8 Summer Honors Internship Program (HIP) will give students the opportunity to examine future roles with the Bureau as a Special Agent or in a Technical/Specialty position. The interns will be assigned to work at FBI headquarters in Washington, D.C., The FBI Laboratory s Forensic Science Research and Training Center or at the FBI Academy in Quantico, VA. Requirements: APPLICANTS MUST BE JUNIORS IN COLLEGE OR A GRADUATE LEVEL STUDENT RETURNING TO HIS/HER RESPECTIVE CAMPUS FOLLOWING THE INTERNSHIP; 3.0 or higher GPA and must meet other requirements for FBI employment, including U.S. Citizenship. Interns must undergo an extensive background investigation and will be polygraphed on declared drug usage before being offered employment. The internship program will begin approximately the first Monday in June and will end approximately the third Friday in August. Selected interns must be available to participate for the length of the program. Early Deadlines. All students must first apply with the Co-op Department and then with the FBI. The Philadelphia Division s Volunteer Internship Program (VIP) is for full-time students residing in the greater Philadelphia area. All students must first apply with the Co-op Department and then with the FBI. For more information see their website. Summer Honors Internship Program (HIP) will give students the opportunity to examine future roles with the Bureau as a Special Agent or in a Technical/Specialty position. The interns will be assigned to work at FBI headquarters in Washington, D.C., The FBI Laboratory s Forensic Science Research and Training Center or at the FBI Academy in Quantico, VA. Requirements: APPLICANTS MUST BE JUNIORS IN COLLEGE OR A GRADUATE LEVEL STUDENT RETURNING TO HIS/HER RESPECTIVE CAMPUS FOLLOWING THE INTERNSHIP; 3.0 or higher GPA and must meet other requirements for FBI employment, including U.S. Citizenship. Interns must undergo an extensive background investigation and will be polygraphed on declared drug usage before being offered employment. The internship program will begin approximately the first Monday in June and will end approximately the third Friday in August. Selected interns must be available to participate for the length of the program. Early Deadlines. All students must first apply with the Co-op Department and then with the FBI. A government agency that provides a battery of services for, but not limited to the citizens of the 172nd legislative district located in Northeast Philadelphia. Offices are in Mayfair and Fox Chase with six f.t. staffers. Interns receive training and supervision and work one-on-one with constituents. Interns will work with federal, municipal and other state organizations.

9 The Partnership for Public Service is pleased to launch the Making the Difference Federal Internship Program offering positions in the federal government as well as professional development and networking opportunities in the field of acquisition. This is a one-of-a-kind summer experience matching a student's professional goals to career options in the federal government. It also offers the possibility of postgraduate employment in the federal government. Applications will be reviewed through February. Assisting in the Congressman's local office with a variety of duties. Political Science: Ed Neilson is the State Representative for the 169th legislative district in NE Philadelphia. The student Intern would be involved with Community Outreach, Constituent Services and Legislative Research and working with three full-time staff members. Hours are determined by University requirements and the legislator. There is always support staff in Harrisburg, PA (office in the Capital). Internship Program available with Congressman Patrick J. Murphy (PA). Duties include administrative tasks, research and other projects assigned by the Congressional staff. Interns will engage in Congressional activities relating to constituent services. This is a statewide, citizen-based environmental advocacy organization. They work for clean air, clean water, and preserving Pennsylvania s open spaces by educating the public. Student interns will have the opportunity to take part in work that will assist the organization s efforts to pass legislation that will protect Pennsylvania s environment. This includes researching environmental problems and policy solutions, building coalitions with other organizations and businesses, managing and developing volunteers, assisting in media outreach to generate news coverage of environmental issues, planning events such as lobby days in Harrisburg and more. 169th Legislative District in NE Philadelphia, Ed Neilson PA House of Representative The student Intern would be involved with Community Outreach, Constituent Services and Legislative Research and working with three full-time staff members. Hours determined by University requirements and legislator. Politicial Science Pennsylvania House of Representative : John P. Sabatina Jr: 174th Legislative District. Intern will be working with constituent services, research, and administrative/clerical duties. 169th Legislative District in NE Philadelphia, Ed Neilson PA House of Representative The student Intern would be involved with Community Outreach, Constituent Services and Legislative Research and working with three full-time staff members. Hours determined by University requirements and legislator.

10 Politicial Science Pennsylvania House of Representative : John P. Sabatina Jr: 174th Legislative District. Intern will be working with constituent services, research, and administrative/clerical duties. The Pennsylvania Catholic Conference is the public affairs arm of Pennsylvania s Catholic bishops and the Catholic dioceses of Pennsylvania. There are 10 Catholic dioceses in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Eight are Latin Rite dioceses, fully contained within the Commonwealth. Two are Byzantine Rite dioceses with Apostolic Sees in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.The Pennsylvania Catholic Conference has set broad objectives and highlighted some particular issues of concern. A practicing Catholic in good standing is preferred, but not a requirement; however, the candidate must be in full support of the doctrines, teachings and laws of the Church. Successful candidates will demonstrate excellent oral and written communications skills, strong editing and proofreading skills; knowledge of AP Style and the ability to multi-task. Proficiency with PCs including Microsoft Word, Excel, Access and PowerPoint, is a plus. The project oriented internship involved research, writing and outreach about public policy issues of concern to the Catholic Church. Interns will work alongside Treasury management and staff allowing networking opportunities and the ability to contribute to something greater than themselves: helping to keep the wheels of state government in motion and providing valuable services to Pennsylvania families. Students must first apply with the Co-op Department and then with the organization. For more information and an application see their website. The Philadelphia Industrial Development Corporation (PIDC) is Philadelphia's city-wide economic development corporation. Founded in 1958 as a non-profit, joint venture between the City of Philadelphia and the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce, PIDC plans and implements real estate and financing transactions that attract investment, jobs and tax ratables to the City of Philadelphia. Philadelphia Republican City Committee- This group works specifically in the field of politics and there are five full-time employees in the office including a lawyer. Intern would be working with the above employees as well as with phone banks and when necessary door-to-door canvassing.

11 This internship experience is designed to enhance your education with real-world professional experience, while working with SAIC s top technical, scientific and business professionals. Requirements: 3.0 minimum cumulative GPA, major in discipline relevant to our business; demonstrated leadership experience through community or campus involvement. Students must first apply with the Co-op Department, then with the SAIC Summer Internship Program. United States Department of Justice: FBI Summer Honors Internship Program is looking for bright, enthusiastic students to participate with the Bureau as a Special Agent or in a Technical/Specialty position. Interns will be assigned to work at FBI Headquarters in Washington, D.C., the FBI Laboratory's Forensic Science Research and Training Center, or the FBI Academy in Quantico, VA. Applicants must be a junior in college, have a 3.0 or above GPA and meet other requirements for FBI employment, including U.S. citizenship. Deadline: November 1. The Task Force for Faith-based and Community Initiatives is looking for undergraduate, graduate or law students interested in justice-related social service, grant making, or constitutional law and eager to assist with projects related to the Task Force s mission: to identify and overcome barriers that impede the full participation of faith and community-based non profits in the Department s grants process. The successful applicant will have strong research, writing, computer, and communication skills. Possible assignments include research projects related to policy and legal issues, writing informational materials about the Task Force s activities, mission, etc. The Task Force for Faith-based and Community Initiatives is looking for undergraduate, graduate or law students interested in justice-related social service, grant making, or constitutional law and eager to assist with projects related to the Task Force s mission: to identify and overcome barriers that impede the full participation of faith and community-based non profits in the Department s grants process. The successful applicant will have strong research, writing, computer, and communication skills. Possible assignments include research projects related to policy and legal issues, writing informational materials about the Task Force s activities, mission, etc. United States Department of Justice: FBI Summer Honors Internship Program is looking for bright, enthusiastic students to participate with the Bureau as a Special Agent or in a Technical/Specialty position. Interns will be assigned to work at FBI Headquarters in Washington, D.C., the FBI Laboratory's Forensic Science Research and Training Center, or the FBI Academy in Quantico, VA. Applicants must be a junior in college, have a 3.0 or above GPA and meet other requirements for FBI employment, including U.S. citizenship. Deadline: November 1.

12 The William Penn Foundation is dedicated to improving the quality of life in the Greater Philadelphia region through efforts that foster rich cultural expression, strengthen children s futures, and deepen connections to nature and community. In partnership with others, the Foundation works to advance a vital, just, and caring community. The selected intern will conduct research, gather and synthesize information, draft internal documents and reports, assist with special projects, and perform other related administrative functions. Through these activities, he/she will develop a comprehensive understanding of the Foundation s mission and objectives. Senator Robert C. Wonderling would like to extend an invitation to all students interested in State and local Government to participate in the Wondership intern program. This is a program designed to give students an opportunity to intern in a legislative office and provide them with the opportunity to learn about how the state legislature operates. Need a letter of recommendation.

13 Website Hours Summer only, 6 weeks. Applicants must commit to a full 40 hour work week hours 200 hours/semester (13 hours/week) hours/week Summer only, 9 weeks

14 8 hours/ week and extremely flexible.

15 determined by school,student, legislator Fall/Spring: 8-10 hours/week, Summer: 20+ hours/week preferred, flexible. determined by University requirments and legislator Full time or part-time determined by University requirments and legislator

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