¬ Graphic Design Intern – Spring 2010
Internship Location: National Multiple Sclerosis Society, National Capital Chapter, 1800 M Street NW, Suite 750 South, Washington, DC 20006
Society Mission: A world free of MS.
Reports to: Graphic Design Coordinator
Job Description:
The National MS Society, National Capital Chapter is looking for a talented individual to help develop and design Chapter publications, including newsletters, program brochures and direct mail pieces. Contribute your graphic design skills and gain experience working for a world free of MS.
Requirements:
Internship takes place January through May 2010
Intern must work a minimum of 16-24 hours a week for 8 weeks
Position is best suited for students currently enrolled in an art education program with a focus on Graphic Design
Primary Responsibilities:
Develop and design numerous publications for client programs and services, special events and traditional fundraising.
Support the Chapter's graphic design department on special projects as assigned, such as editing mass-market brochures and the Chapter's newsletter.
Contribute to or otherwise assist the Graphic Design Coordinator.
Skills Desired:
Qualified applicants should have working knowledge of Adobe InDesign, Photoshop and Illustrator.
Oral and written communication abilities and a desire to work with a variety of people.
Ability to take initiative and a proactive approach to daily tasks.
Please send cover letter and resume to:
Lynnette Lyles
National MS Society, 1800 M Street NW, Suite 750 South, Washington, DC 20006
Llyles@MSandYOU.org, Fax: (202) 296-3425
Monday, December 7, 2009
ENSCO Inc. Graphic Design Intern Wanted
GRAPHIC ARTIST INTERNSHIP – ENSCO, Inc.
Location: 3110 Fairview Park Drive, Falls Church, VA 22042
This position supports ENSCO's Corporate Business Development group supports the company with sales, marketing and business development activities with each of the companies' unique divisions.
Job Description:
As a non-compensated college Cooperative Intern in our marketing department, you will have the opportunity to create layout designs, learn print production procedures, and work in a variety of media. The incumbent will use their strong foundation in visual arts and design fundamentals to complete various assigned tasks. Expand your skills, gain experience, and learn the business of design as a member of a small marketing promotions team at ENSCO, Inc.
REQUIRED:
Must have 1 to 3 years experience with the following:
- InDesign
- PhotoShop
- Understanding of the 4-color system
- Dreamweaver
DESIRED:
- Web design
- Print Design/Production
Please send resumes to Vic Rossi at: rossi.victor@ensco.com
Start date is flexible and weekly hours may vary according to workload and the student’s availability.
ENSCO, Inc. is an AA/EEO company
- Illustrator
. See www.ensco.com for more details.
Location: 3110 Fairview Park Drive, Falls Church, VA 22042
This position supports ENSCO's Corporate Business Development group supports the company with sales, marketing and business development activities with each of the companies' unique divisions.
Job Description:
As a non-compensated college Cooperative Intern in our marketing department, you will have the opportunity to create layout designs, learn print production procedures, and work in a variety of media. The incumbent will use their strong foundation in visual arts and design fundamentals to complete various assigned tasks. Expand your skills, gain experience, and learn the business of design as a member of a small marketing promotions team at ENSCO, Inc.
REQUIRED:
Must have 1 to 3 years experience with the following:
- InDesign
- PhotoShop
- Understanding of the 4-color system
- Dreamweaver
DESIRED:
- Web design
- Print Design/Production
Please send resumes to Vic Rossi at: rossi.victor@ensco.com
Start date is flexible and weekly hours may vary according to workload and the student’s availability.
ENSCO, Inc. is an AA/EEO company
- Illustrator
. See www.ensco.com for more details.
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
NAMI offers spring internship opportunity
NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) offers an unpaid fall/spring internship in graphic design. Duties would include design and layout, light proofing, web assistance and other tasks. A successful candidate will be able to work 12-20 hours a week, Monday through Friday, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm. Hours are flexible. Would like person to begin immediately and continue into New Year. To apply, send resume and cover letter to Graphic Design Internship at Maggie@nami.org.
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Human Rights Campaign Internship Program
The Human Rights Campaign is America's largest civil rights organization working to achieve lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender equality. By inspiring and engaging all Americans, HRC strives to end discrimination against LGBT citizens and realize a nation that achieves fundamental fairness and equality for all.
HRC effectively lobbies Congress, provides campaign support to fair-minded candidates and works to educate the public on a wide array of topics affecting LGBT Americans, including workplace, family, health, religious and youth issues. The HRC Foundation, the public education and outreach division of HRC, engages in extensive research and provides educational resources and programming around these issues.
HRC’S INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
Focusing on leadership training and developing one’s voice as an LGBT advocate, HRC’s internship program connects interns to some of the foremost LGBT and allied leaders. In addition, interns play an active role within a program at HRC while developing professional skills and experiencing various parts of a non-profit advocacy organization. We treat our interns as junior staff members; an intern should expect both substantive and administrative work.
Along with the duties listed in the internship descriptions, interns receive special projects that will allow them to grow and explore their interests while here at HRC. Our internship program also includes a series of educational brown bag lunches, through which every intern will learn about all aspects of the organization.
AVAILABLE INTERNSHIPS
Communications & Marketing
Communications & Marketing Internship Consumer Marketing Internship Digital Archive Internship Media Center Internship
Cross-Organizational
Diversity Internship Executive Internship Finance Internship
Development/Fundraising/Membership
Communities & Volunteer Relations Internship Events Internship Federal Club Program Internship Major Gifts Program Internship Membership & Community Events Internship Partners Program Internship
Foundation (Education and Outreach)
Family Project Internship Public Education and Outreach Division Internship
Religion and Faith Program Internship Workplace Project Internship Youth & Campus Outreach Internship
Policy and Strategy
Field Internship Political Internship
OTHER INFORMATION
Visit www.hrc.org/intern to hear from past interns and learn more about HRC’s internship program.
HOW TO APPLY
To apply for an internship at HRC, visit www.hrc.org/intern and complete our online application. In addition to the form itself, we require you to submit a cover letter, resume and 2-5 page writing sample.
The application deadline for Spring 2010 is Friday, November 13. Interns are hired on a rolling basis, so apply early!
HRC effectively lobbies Congress, provides campaign support to fair-minded candidates and works to educate the public on a wide array of topics affecting LGBT Americans, including workplace, family, health, religious and youth issues. The HRC Foundation, the public education and outreach division of HRC, engages in extensive research and provides educational resources and programming around these issues.
HRC’S INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
Focusing on leadership training and developing one’s voice as an LGBT advocate, HRC’s internship program connects interns to some of the foremost LGBT and allied leaders. In addition, interns play an active role within a program at HRC while developing professional skills and experiencing various parts of a non-profit advocacy organization. We treat our interns as junior staff members; an intern should expect both substantive and administrative work.
Along with the duties listed in the internship descriptions, interns receive special projects that will allow them to grow and explore their interests while here at HRC. Our internship program also includes a series of educational brown bag lunches, through which every intern will learn about all aspects of the organization.
AVAILABLE INTERNSHIPS
Communications & Marketing
Communications & Marketing Internship Consumer Marketing Internship Digital Archive Internship Media Center Internship
Cross-Organizational
Diversity Internship Executive Internship Finance Internship
Development/Fundraising/Membership
Communities & Volunteer Relations Internship Events Internship Federal Club Program Internship Major Gifts Program Internship Membership & Community Events Internship Partners Program Internship
Foundation (Education and Outreach)
Family Project Internship Public Education and Outreach Division Internship
Religion and Faith Program Internship Workplace Project Internship Youth & Campus Outreach Internship
Policy and Strategy
Field Internship Political Internship
OTHER INFORMATION
Visit www.hrc.org/intern to hear from past interns and learn more about HRC’s internship program.
HOW TO APPLY
To apply for an internship at HRC, visit www.hrc.org/intern and complete our online application. In addition to the form itself, we require you to submit a cover letter, resume and 2-5 page writing sample.
The application deadline for Spring 2010 is Friday, November 13. Interns are hired on a rolling basis, so apply early!
Entertainment Industries Council, Inc. (EIC)
All applications should be directed to Lauren Jost (ljost@eiconline.org) or Kim Rymsha (krymsha@eiconline.org).
The Entertainment Industries Council is seeking a Graphic Design Intern who is energetic and able to work well in a fast pace environment. The Intern needs to be proficient in the entire Adobe Creative Suite programs, including Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign. Also he/or she will need to have web experience in designing and creating actual workable websites.
The Entertainment Industries Council Inc. Announces...Graphic Design Internship Opportunity
About Our Program
The EIC Internship provides a credit-bearing internship with a meaningful experience and contribution to the student’s program of study. Interns will work on various program areas of EIC such as human trafficking, eating disorders, suicide prevention, bipolar disorder, intellectual disabilities, at-risk youth and children, etc. Please visit our website (www.eiconline.org) for the complete listing of topic areas. Interns will also be expected to carry out administrative tasks and participate in fundraising efforts. The goal for this internship is to provide students with a unique experience working for the entertainment industry and policy-oriented programs to encourage the accurate depiction of health and social issues in television, on film and in music and music videos.
What the Internship provides
In coordination with surrounding universities and colleges, EIC will provide an unpaid fall, spring and/or summer internship with semester credit. Students are expected to research, write, and use analytical skills to carry out specific assignments related EIC’s program areas, and other responsibilities that may entail general administrative tasks. Interns are responsible for housing and other expenses during the internship. Excellent performance may culminate
in a full-time position with the organization.
Core Activities
The EIC internship will start at the beginning of the semester with a brief orientation on EIC’s mission and the scope of work for the specific program area the student is interested in. Topics include major health issues such as HIV/AIDS, bipolar disorder, drugs, alcohol and tobacco, addiction and recovery; and social issues such as gun violence and injury prevention, eating disorders, sun safety and skin cancer, and human trafficking. During the course of the internship, interns may have the opportunity to attend briefings at the National Institute on Drug Abuse, on Capitol Hill and also may be involved in the process of organizing the PRISM Awards ceremony held at the Beverly Hills Hotel in Los Angeles in the spring.
How to Apply
To apply, send the following materials to the Program Manager:
* Detailed letter describing your reasons for applying - please include information about previous
internships or work experience, describe any
previous experience and/or college course work in EIC’s program areas, give details of expected graduation date and degree, and a contact e-mail or e-mail address.
* Resume
* List of references (3)
* Examples of recent work
Mail or fax to:
East Coast Office:
Kim Rymsha
Program Manager
1856 Old Reston Ave, Ste 215
Reston, VA 20190
703-481-1414 (phone)
703-481-1418 (fax)
krymsha@eiconline.org (email)
Eligibility Requirements
Part-time and full-time undergraduate students are encouraged
to apply. Strong writing and analytical skills are preferred. The willingness to learn and gain experience in one or more of EIC’s program areas is all that we require.
Time Frame
All application components must be postmarked or sent via fax by the following dates:
Fall internship - Mid-Summer
Spring Internship - Mid-Fall
Summer Internship - Mid-Spring
Please submit all necessary documents at one time.
West Coast Office:
Larry Deutchman
Program Manager
3000 W. Alameda Ave.
Burbank, CA 91523
818-840-2016 (phone)
818-840-2018 (fax)
ldeutch@eiconline.org (email)
The Entertainment Industries Council is seeking a Graphic Design Intern who is energetic and able to work well in a fast pace environment. The Intern needs to be proficient in the entire Adobe Creative Suite programs, including Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign. Also he/or she will need to have web experience in designing and creating actual workable websites.
The Entertainment Industries Council Inc. Announces...Graphic Design Internship Opportunity
About Our Program
The EIC Internship provides a credit-bearing internship with a meaningful experience and contribution to the student’s program of study. Interns will work on various program areas of EIC such as human trafficking, eating disorders, suicide prevention, bipolar disorder, intellectual disabilities, at-risk youth and children, etc. Please visit our website (www.eiconline.org) for the complete listing of topic areas. Interns will also be expected to carry out administrative tasks and participate in fundraising efforts. The goal for this internship is to provide students with a unique experience working for the entertainment industry and policy-oriented programs to encourage the accurate depiction of health and social issues in television, on film and in music and music videos.
What the Internship provides
In coordination with surrounding universities and colleges, EIC will provide an unpaid fall, spring and/or summer internship with semester credit. Students are expected to research, write, and use analytical skills to carry out specific assignments related EIC’s program areas, and other responsibilities that may entail general administrative tasks. Interns are responsible for housing and other expenses during the internship. Excellent performance may culminate
in a full-time position with the organization.
Core Activities
The EIC internship will start at the beginning of the semester with a brief orientation on EIC’s mission and the scope of work for the specific program area the student is interested in. Topics include major health issues such as HIV/AIDS, bipolar disorder, drugs, alcohol and tobacco, addiction and recovery; and social issues such as gun violence and injury prevention, eating disorders, sun safety and skin cancer, and human trafficking. During the course of the internship, interns may have the opportunity to attend briefings at the National Institute on Drug Abuse, on Capitol Hill and also may be involved in the process of organizing the PRISM Awards ceremony held at the Beverly Hills Hotel in Los Angeles in the spring.
How to Apply
To apply, send the following materials to the Program Manager:
* Detailed letter describing your reasons for applying - please include information about previous
internships or work experience, describe any
previous experience and/or college course work in EIC’s program areas, give details of expected graduation date and degree, and a contact e-mail or e-mail address.
* Resume
* List of references (3)
* Examples of recent work
Mail or fax to:
East Coast Office:
Kim Rymsha
Program Manager
1856 Old Reston Ave, Ste 215
Reston, VA 20190
703-481-1414 (phone)
703-481-1418 (fax)
krymsha@eiconline.org (email)
Eligibility Requirements
Part-time and full-time undergraduate students are encouraged
to apply. Strong writing and analytical skills are preferred. The willingness to learn and gain experience in one or more of EIC’s program areas is all that we require.
Time Frame
All application components must be postmarked or sent via fax by the following dates:
Fall internship - Mid-Summer
Spring Internship - Mid-Fall
Summer Internship - Mid-Spring
Please submit all necessary documents at one time.
West Coast Office:
Larry Deutchman
Program Manager
3000 W. Alameda Ave.
Burbank, CA 91523
818-840-2016 (phone)
818-840-2018 (fax)
ldeutch@eiconline.org (email)
Monday, October 19, 2009
WEBMASTER GMU CEIE DEPARTMENT
WEBMASTER
GMU CEIE DEPARTMENT
The CEIE Department seeks an individual to perform content updating to its existing website: www.civil.gmu.edu.
Interested applicants should be proficient in web design software, especially Adobe Dreamweaver CS3/4. Experience with Web 2.0 tools and Content Management System (CMS) is highly desired. Programming experience for dynamic web pages in PHP with MySQL is not required, but would be a plus.
The applicant will work closely with CEIE Faculty and staff to update Department administrative, teaching, research, and news content. Excellent written communication skills are required. Hourly pay, up to 10 hours per week, will be commensurate with experience. Very flexible work hours are available.
If interested, forward resume to ceie@gmu.edu. Two professional references are also required; include reference's name; employer/company; nature of work for that employer; email and telephone number.
GMU CEIE DEPARTMENT
The CEIE Department seeks an individual to perform content updating to its existing website: www.civil.gmu.edu.
Interested applicants should be proficient in web design software, especially Adobe Dreamweaver CS3/4. Experience with Web 2.0 tools and Content Management System (CMS) is highly desired. Programming experience for dynamic web pages in PHP with MySQL is not required, but would be a plus.
The applicant will work closely with CEIE Faculty and staff to update Department administrative, teaching, research, and news content. Excellent written communication skills are required. Hourly pay, up to 10 hours per week, will be commensurate with experience. Very flexible work hours are available.
If interested, forward resume to ceie@gmu.edu. Two professional references are also required; include reference's name; employer/company; nature of work for that employer; email and telephone number.
Monday, September 28, 2009
Graphic Design Internship
Military-Inspired Fashion Company seeks Graphic Design Intern
Alpha Industries, Inc. is currently seeking a graphic design intern to add to their design team based in Chantilly, VA. Students may apply and may form hours around their class schedule. We are seeking a student that will be able to start as soon as possible throughout the fall semester and may continue to the spring.
Applicants must possess proficient skills in Adobe Photoshop and have a keen graphic design eye. Skills in InDesign and Illustrator are a plus.
This internship is paid.
"Please send your resume in .pdf form and samples of your work to Charlene at charlene@alphaindustries.com with 'Graphic Design Internship' as the Subject header."
Resumes in .doc or Word formats will not be accepted. Please also include your availability for this semester.
Alpha Industries, Inc. is currently seeking a graphic design intern to add to their design team based in Chantilly, VA. Students may apply and may form hours around their class schedule. We are seeking a student that will be able to start as soon as possible throughout the fall semester and may continue to the spring.
Applicants must possess proficient skills in Adobe Photoshop and have a keen graphic design eye. Skills in InDesign and Illustrator are a plus.
This internship is paid.
"Please send your resume in .pdf form and samples of your work to Charlene at charlene@alphaindustries.com with 'Graphic Design Internship' as the Subject header."
Resumes in .doc or Word formats will not be accepted. Please also include your availability for this semester.
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Fairfax Extension Leadership Council
Fairfax ELC Webmaster
Job Description
Purpose: To provide leadership for developing and maintaining a Fairfax Extension Leadership Council (ELC) Website and provide information to the public about the Fairfax ELC.
Duties:
• Gather information about the Fairfax ELC from Fairfax Extension Unit Coordinator and ELC Chair.
• Develop and maintain a site that describes the Fairfax ELC and attracts the attention of visitors to the site.
• Periodically review the site to look for ways to improve its content and appearance.
• Perform needed maintenance on the site.
• Respond to e-mails received about the site in a timely manner.
• Attend bi-monthly ELC meetings and report on progress.
Time Required: 5 hours per week
Qualifications and Needs:
• Advanced computer skills, such as HTML language and adobe photo shop
• Knowledge of website design and maintenance
• Provide own transportation
• Social networking skills are a plus.
Extension Supervisor:
• Fairfax Extension Unit Coordinator
Benefits:
• University credits and access to university resources
• Flex hours
• Flexibility to work from home
Contact: Adria Bordas – 703-324-5369
Job Description
Purpose: To provide leadership for developing and maintaining a Fairfax Extension Leadership Council (ELC) Website and provide information to the public about the Fairfax ELC.
Duties:
• Gather information about the Fairfax ELC from Fairfax Extension Unit Coordinator and ELC Chair.
• Develop and maintain a site that describes the Fairfax ELC and attracts the attention of visitors to the site.
• Periodically review the site to look for ways to improve its content and appearance.
• Perform needed maintenance on the site.
• Respond to e-mails received about the site in a timely manner.
• Attend bi-monthly ELC meetings and report on progress.
Time Required: 5 hours per week
Qualifications and Needs:
• Advanced computer skills, such as HTML language and adobe photo shop
• Knowledge of website design and maintenance
• Provide own transportation
• Social networking skills are a plus.
Extension Supervisor:
• Fairfax Extension Unit Coordinator
Benefits:
• University credits and access to university resources
• Flex hours
• Flexibility to work from home
Contact: Adria Bordas – 703-324-5369
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Wolf Trap Foundation for Performing Arts
Wolf Trap is currently accepting applications for spring internships at Wolf Trap. All spring internships are paid and are part-time (between 18-24 hours per week) so that students may fit the internship around their class schedule. Among the internships offered for spring are Grant Writing, Web Communications, and Multimedia. These positions have been a good fit in the past for Art and Design and English students, and individuals with an overall enthusiasm about the arts. Click on the link in the title above for further information.
New Internship offerings for spring 2010 semester
I have received a number of inquiries from employers looking for interns over the past few days. Look for them to be posted here soon.
Thursday, August 6, 2009
Internships for fall semester 2009
ATTENTION
Applications for fall '09 internships are due no later than Thursday September 10, so that all paperwork can be completed before registration for the AVT 489, Internships. The last day to add classes is Sept. 15, you will not be permitted to register for this class if your internship paperwork is not complete. NO EXCEPTIONS.
If you are looking for an internship, visit the AVT website, under policies, and scroll down to internships. There is a link with the names of companies students have interned for in the past. University Career Services also has lists of internship possibilities for you to consider.
The syllabus for this class and all paperwork will be available on the AVT website. However at this time the syllabus on the AVT site is not current because the servers have been down due to the move into the new building. All paperwork on the AVT site will be updated as soon as possible. You may pick up a copy of the current syllabus on the table outside my office (2010-top floor of School of Art building).
Please email me at rchase2@gmu.edu if further questions.
HERE IS THE LATEST CALL FOR INTERNS:
Greater Washington Publishing Inc.
Seeking undergraduate junior or senior student for unpaid Graphic Design Internship at Greater Washington Publishing Inc. for the FALL 2009 semester. Candidates must be reliable and commit to the same block of time each week (approximately 14-20 hours a week), and be willing to take direction. Candidates must be currently enrolled in a college/university and able to receive college credit for the internship.
Job duties include assisting Art Directors and Graphic Designers of four different publications in all phases of PRINT design and production, including but not limited to magazine layout, proofing, and designing various promotional/marketing pieces.
Candidate must exhibit an instinctual enthusiasm for layout and design and be skilled in InDesign, Photoshop and Illustrator. Must be comfortable working on a MAC platform.
Excellent opportunity for the right person to learn and establish a working relationship with a diverse mix of award-winning publications in the DC metro area. Log on to www.gwpi.net for more information.
Please submit cover letter, resume, and three design samples to attention: Susan Chong
Location: Vienna, VA
Compensation: College Credit
This is an internship job
This is a part-time position
Principals only. Recruiters, please don’t contact this job poster
Please, no phone calls about this job
Please do not contact job poster about other services, products or commercial interests
Applications for fall '09 internships are due no later than Thursday September 10, so that all paperwork can be completed before registration for the AVT 489, Internships. The last day to add classes is Sept. 15, you will not be permitted to register for this class if your internship paperwork is not complete. NO EXCEPTIONS.
If you are looking for an internship, visit the AVT website, under policies, and scroll down to internships. There is a link with the names of companies students have interned for in the past. University Career Services also has lists of internship possibilities for you to consider.
The syllabus for this class and all paperwork will be available on the AVT website. However at this time the syllabus on the AVT site is not current because the servers have been down due to the move into the new building. All paperwork on the AVT site will be updated as soon as possible. You may pick up a copy of the current syllabus on the table outside my office (2010-top floor of School of Art building).
Please email me at rchase2@gmu.edu if further questions.
HERE IS THE LATEST CALL FOR INTERNS:
Greater Washington Publishing Inc.
Seeking undergraduate junior or senior student for unpaid Graphic Design Internship at Greater Washington Publishing Inc. for the FALL 2009 semester. Candidates must be reliable and commit to the same block of time each week (approximately 14-20 hours a week), and be willing to take direction. Candidates must be currently enrolled in a college/university and able to receive college credit for the internship.
Job duties include assisting Art Directors and Graphic Designers of four different publications in all phases of PRINT design and production, including but not limited to magazine layout, proofing, and designing various promotional/marketing pieces.
Candidate must exhibit an instinctual enthusiasm for layout and design and be skilled in InDesign, Photoshop and Illustrator. Must be comfortable working on a MAC platform.
Excellent opportunity for the right person to learn and establish a working relationship with a diverse mix of award-winning publications in the DC metro area. Log on to www.gwpi.net for more information.
Please submit cover letter, resume, and three design samples to attention: Susan Chong
Location: Vienna, VA
Compensation: College Credit
This is an internship job
This is a part-time position
Principals only. Recruiters, please don’t contact this job poster
Please, no phone calls about this job
Please do not contact job poster about other services, products or commercial interests
Friday, June 12, 2009
CPS Professional Services, LLC
CPS Professional Services is accepting resumes for a summer internship. This internship will provide you the opportunity to think outside the box, use your creative side to help push high profile projects and gain the experience to work in a government environment. If you are looking to be a part of an exciting, growing company please submit your resume today to the email address listed below!
Amber Gilbert
Recruiter
CPS Professional Services, LLC
Burke Office: 571-282-4024 x 19
amber.gilbert@cps-ps.com
Position Description
Develop flash presentations for web applications using stylized, 3D drawings in a vector format such as Illustrator or Strata 3D
Assist in other on screen graphic design projects.
Required skills
Expert skill in Illustrator, Flash, After Effects and Photoshop
The ability to draw realistic 3D representations of common objects in a vector drawing package
Enrollment in a Graphic Design BA, BFA or MFA program
Flexible/20hrs per week
Paid internship: $15/hr
Amber Gilbert
Recruiter
CPS Professional Services, LLC
Burke Office: 571-282-4024 x 19
amber.gilbert@cps-ps.com
Position Description
Develop flash presentations for web applications using stylized, 3D drawings in a vector format such as Illustrator or Strata 3D
Assist in other on screen graphic design projects.
Required skills
Expert skill in Illustrator, Flash, After Effects and Photoshop
The ability to draw realistic 3D representations of common objects in a vector drawing package
Enrollment in a Graphic Design BA, BFA or MFA program
Flexible/20hrs per week
Paid internship: $15/hr
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Joy of Motion Dance Center needs graphic design intern
My name is Orit Tamir-Chaflawee, and I am writing to you from Joy of Motion Dance Center in Washington, DC.
I’m currently looking for a graphic design intern who will be working with me in the marketing department. This is an immediate opening. I’ll appreciate your help in forwarding the message below to your students at the Department of Art and Visual Technology:
Joy of Motion Dance Center (JOMDC) is a nonprofit dance education organization offering dance classes to adults and children 7 days a week in the Washington, DC area. Since 1976, JOMDC has earned a reputation for excellence in dance education, diversity of programming, and community service. As the largest dance center in the region, JOMDC believes that "Dance is for Everyone". We are currently seeking a Graphics Intern for 20 hours a week, starting immediately.
Qualifications: Undergraduate student, college graduate, or graduate student. A demonstrated qualification in graphic design such as a certificate, diploma or degree is preferred. The ideal candidate will be able to work with both web-based and print media.
Requirements: The ideal candidate will have Internet and database skills, be detail-oriented, motivated, creative, and have an understanding of marketing and design across multiple media platforms. Having experience or interest in working in a performing arts or nonprofit setting is preferred. PC use and knowledge required; MAC also available.
Responsibilities Include:
Assist the Marketing Manager in creating designs, concepts, and sample layouts of printed collateral for use in advertising, publications, signage, and other materials that support the institutional branding efforts of Joy of Motion.
Determine size and arrangement of illustrative material and copy, and select style and size of type.
Coordinate submission of design materials to media providers.
Regularly update the upcoming new Joy of Motion website and the weekly on-line newsletter.
Internships are not paid; however interns may take advantage of unlimited free dance classes at all JOMDC studio locations.
Thank you in advance,
Orit.
Orit Tamir-Chaflawee, M.A.
Marketing and PR Manager
Joy of Motion Dance Center
2201 Wisconsin Avenue, NW
Suite C130
Washington, DC 20007
work - 202-333-6801 ext. 14
fax - 202-333-4559
ochaflawee@joyofmotion.org
Dance is for Everyone
www.joyofmotion.org, friend us on facebook, www.twitter.com/jomdc
GoodSearch & GoodShop for Joy of Motion Dance Center.
Winner 2009 Mayor's Art Award for Outstanding Contribution to Arts Education
I’m currently looking for a graphic design intern who will be working with me in the marketing department. This is an immediate opening. I’ll appreciate your help in forwarding the message below to your students at the Department of Art and Visual Technology:
Joy of Motion Dance Center (JOMDC) is a nonprofit dance education organization offering dance classes to adults and children 7 days a week in the Washington, DC area. Since 1976, JOMDC has earned a reputation for excellence in dance education, diversity of programming, and community service. As the largest dance center in the region, JOMDC believes that "Dance is for Everyone". We are currently seeking a Graphics Intern for 20 hours a week, starting immediately.
Qualifications: Undergraduate student, college graduate, or graduate student. A demonstrated qualification in graphic design such as a certificate, diploma or degree is preferred. The ideal candidate will be able to work with both web-based and print media.
Requirements: The ideal candidate will have Internet and database skills, be detail-oriented, motivated, creative, and have an understanding of marketing and design across multiple media platforms. Having experience or interest in working in a performing arts or nonprofit setting is preferred. PC use and knowledge required; MAC also available.
Responsibilities Include:
Assist the Marketing Manager in creating designs, concepts, and sample layouts of printed collateral for use in advertising, publications, signage, and other materials that support the institutional branding efforts of Joy of Motion.
Determine size and arrangement of illustrative material and copy, and select style and size of type.
Coordinate submission of design materials to media providers.
Regularly update the upcoming new Joy of Motion website and the weekly on-line newsletter.
Internships are not paid; however interns may take advantage of unlimited free dance classes at all JOMDC studio locations.
Thank you in advance,
Orit.
Orit Tamir-Chaflawee, M.A.
Marketing and PR Manager
Joy of Motion Dance Center
2201 Wisconsin Avenue, NW
Suite C130
Washington, DC 20007
work - 202-333-6801 ext. 14
fax - 202-333-4559
ochaflawee@joyofmotion.org
Dance is for Everyone
www.joyofmotion.org, friend us on facebook, www.twitter.com/jomdc
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Winner 2009 Mayor's Art Award for Outstanding Contribution to Arts Education
Monday, May 4, 2009
Office of Public Private Partnerships
Looking for a website development intern:
The project idea had its genesis with the beginnings of the HOT lane work. The clearing project is causing the destruction of wildlife habitats and the removal of many native plants as well as old growth quality forest. The general concept of the project is to bring together a variety of organizations to address the soil restoration, wildlife and plant issues being created by the HOT lane project. In addition, it would bring together partners to provide support to address potential environmental impacts of future growth and development. The project will support the county's green initiative and can grow in scope and focus as the project matures. It could include planting of trees, preserving RPAs, soil restoration, addressing invasive plants, restoration of wildlife habitats, and community gardening. The partner who is bringing the project to the table references two projects in other areas of the county as examples of the type and scope of the potential project: The New York Restoration project (www.NYRP.org) and a project between the Wildlife Habitat Council and the Georgia Power Company to restore their retention lines. She has reached out and garnered possible support from: Linda Burchfiel (Environmental Quality Advisory Council), The National Wildlife Habitat Council, The Potomac Watershed groups, Friends of Accotink, Sharon Bulova’s office (Mark Thomas), Jeanette Stewart (For Lands and Waters – Donaldson Run Project).
Karen Walz-Fuentes, MPA
Partnership Development Manager
Office of Public Private Partnerships
12000 Government Center Parkway, Suite 432
Fairfax, VA 22035
703-324-5176
703-501-0216 - cell
www.fairfaxcounty.gov/partnerships
OP3 - Exponentially increasing the value of
public private partnerships
The project idea had its genesis with the beginnings of the HOT lane work. The clearing project is causing the destruction of wildlife habitats and the removal of many native plants as well as old growth quality forest. The general concept of the project is to bring together a variety of organizations to address the soil restoration, wildlife and plant issues being created by the HOT lane project. In addition, it would bring together partners to provide support to address potential environmental impacts of future growth and development. The project will support the county's green initiative and can grow in scope and focus as the project matures. It could include planting of trees, preserving RPAs, soil restoration, addressing invasive plants, restoration of wildlife habitats, and community gardening. The partner who is bringing the project to the table references two projects in other areas of the county as examples of the type and scope of the potential project: The New York Restoration project (www.NYRP.org) and a project between the Wildlife Habitat Council and the Georgia Power Company to restore their retention lines. She has reached out and garnered possible support from: Linda Burchfiel (Environmental Quality Advisory Council), The National Wildlife Habitat Council, The Potomac Watershed groups, Friends of Accotink, Sharon Bulova’s office (Mark Thomas), Jeanette Stewart (For Lands and Waters – Donaldson Run Project).
Karen Walz-Fuentes, MPA
Partnership Development Manager
Office of Public Private Partnerships
12000 Government Center Parkway, Suite 432
Fairfax, VA 22035
703-324-5176
703-501-0216 - cell
www.fairfaxcounty.gov/partnerships
OP3 - Exponentially increasing the value of
public private partnerships
Amber Tree Gallery : Internship or Part Time Job Opportunity
I just received this email:
Hello,
I just wanted to pass along some information to you about an internship and part-time job opportunity. This might be a good fit for AVT students.
It is at the Amber Tree Gallery at the National Harbor. The Amber Tree Gallery is looking for semester-long & summer unpaid interns at the gallery. They hope the students would be getting class credit.
Also, they still need to hire 1 more part-time weekend person for the busy season coming up approximately 12-20 hours a week at $8.00 an hour.
Here is the contact information:
John K Ubamadu
Email: johnubamadu@gmail.com
Cell: 703-975-1173
177 Waterfront Street
National Harbor, MD 20745
Phone: 301-749-7177
Website: www.AmberTreeGallery.com
If you could pass this along, I would appreciate it.
Thank you,
Lauren Guiffre
Hello,
I just wanted to pass along some information to you about an internship and part-time job opportunity. This might be a good fit for AVT students.
It is at the Amber Tree Gallery at the National Harbor. The Amber Tree Gallery is looking for semester-long & summer unpaid interns at the gallery. They hope the students would be getting class credit.
Also, they still need to hire 1 more part-time weekend person for the busy season coming up approximately 12-20 hours a week at $8.00 an hour.
Here is the contact information:
John K Ubamadu
Email: johnubamadu@gmail.com
Cell: 703-975-1173
177 Waterfront Street
National Harbor, MD 20745
Phone: 301-749-7177
Website: www.AmberTreeGallery.com
If you could pass this along, I would appreciate it.
Thank you,
Lauren Guiffre
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Friday, April 24, 2009
AVT 489, Internships
Just a reminder that AVT internships that you would like to receive credit for must be registered and paid for before the internship can begin. The class is AVT 489 (it cannot be registered for online, registration requires that you take a paper form to the Registrar).
Deadlines to register for this class are:
Summer 2009 internship applications are due Friday, May 22, 2009 by 3:00pm.
Fall 2009 internship applications are due Friday, September 4, 2009 by 3:00pm.
All required paperwork must be received by this date in order to register.
If you would like to see the syllabus let me know and I will send it to you. After you find an internship email me and I will set up an appointment to discuss the requirements and give you the paperwork.
Thanks,
The Internship Lady
Deadlines to register for this class are:
Summer 2009 internship applications are due Friday, May 22, 2009 by 3:00pm.
Fall 2009 internship applications are due Friday, September 4, 2009 by 3:00pm.
All required paperwork must be received by this date in order to register.
If you would like to see the syllabus let me know and I will send it to you. After you find an internship email me and I will set up an appointment to discuss the requirements and give you the paperwork.
Thanks,
The Internship Lady
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Starbridge Design Summer Internship
Starbridge Design is looking for interns for Summer 2009. Please contact Tatiana Bertolo at Starbridge Media for more information.
Starbridge Media Group, Inc.
6723 Whittier Avenue, Suite 300
McLean, VA 22101
Office: (703) 760-0051 x 26
Cell: (301) 412-4760
Fax: (703) 760-1485
www.starbridgemedia.com
Starbridge Media Group, Inc.
6723 Whittier Avenue, Suite 300
McLean, VA 22101
Office: (703) 760-0051 x 26
Cell: (301) 412-4760
Fax: (703) 760-1485
www.starbridgemedia.com
Monday, April 20, 2009
Entertainment Industries Council, Inc. (EIC)
Entertainment Industries Council, Inc. (EIC)
Reston, Virginia
Burbank, California
The Entertainment Industries Council, Inc. (EIC), a Los Angeles and Washington, D.C.
metropolitan area-based nonprofit organization, offers semester-long internships for
undergraduate students seeking experience in one or more of the following areas:
• Creative Writing
• English
• Journalism
• Communication/Entertainment/Media
• Web Design
• Graphic Design
The EIC Internship provides a credit-bearing internship that provides a meaningful
experience and contribution to the student's program of study. Interns will work on
various program areas of EIC such as human trafficking, gun violence prevention, bipolar
disorder, disaster preparedness, etc. Please visit our website (www.eiconline.org) for the
complete listing of program areas. Interns will also be expected to carry out
administrative tasks and participate in fundraising efforts. The goal for this internship is
to provide students with a unique experience working for the entertainment industry and
policy-oriented programs to encourage the accurate depiction of health and social issues
in television, on film and in music and music videos.
Go to http://eiconline.org/aboutus/internship.php for an online version of this
announcement.
What the Internship Provides
Fall or Spring Semester Credit
In coordination with surrounding universities and colleges, EIC will provide an unpaid
fall, spring and/or summer internship with semester credit. Students are expected to
research, write, and use analytical skills to carry out specific assignments related EIC's
program areas, and other responsibilities that may entail general administrative tasks.
Interns are responsible for housing and other expenses during the internship. Excellent
performance may culminate in a full-time position with the organization.
Core Program Activities
The EIC internship will start at the beginning of the semester with a brief orientation on
EIC's mission and the scope of work for the specific program area the student is
interested in. Topics include major health issues such as HIV/AIDS, bipolar disorder,
drugs, alcohol and tobacco, addiction and recovery; and social issues such as gun
violence and injury prevention, sun safety and skin cancer, and human trafficking. During
the course of the internship, interns may have the opportunity to attend a prestigious
event on Capitol Hill and also be involved in the process of organizing the PRISM
Awards ceremony held at the Beverly Hills Hotel in Los Angeles in April.
How to Apply
To apply, send the following materials to the Program Manager (Kimberly Rymsha):
Detailed letter describing your reasons for applying - please include information about
previous internships or work experience, describe any previous experience and/or college
course work in EIC's program areas, give details of expected graduation date and degree,
and a contact mail or e-mail address.
Resume
List of references (3)
Examples of recent work (if applicable)
Mail or Email to:
Kimberly Ann Rymsha
Program Manager
1856 Old Reston Avenue, Suite 215
Reston, VA 20190
krymsha@eiconline.org (email)
No phone calls please
Eligibility Requirements
Part-time and full-time undergraduate students are encouraged to apply. Strong writing
and analytical skills are preferred. The willingness to learn and gain experience in one or
more of EIC's program areas is all that we require.
Time Frame
Applications will be reviewed and decisions will be made on timely basis.
Contact Information:
Entertainment Industries Council. Inc.
EIC East:
1760 Reston Parkway, Suite 415
Reston, Virginia 20190
Phone 703-481-1414 Fax 703-481-1418
EIC West:
2600 Olive Street, Suite 574
Burbank, Ca. 91505
818-333-5001 Fax 818-333-5005
Web Sites: www.eiconline.org and www.prismawards.com
Reston, Virginia
Burbank, California
The Entertainment Industries Council, Inc. (EIC), a Los Angeles and Washington, D.C.
metropolitan area-based nonprofit organization, offers semester-long internships for
undergraduate students seeking experience in one or more of the following areas:
• Creative Writing
• English
• Journalism
• Communication/Entertainment/Media
• Web Design
• Graphic Design
The EIC Internship provides a credit-bearing internship that provides a meaningful
experience and contribution to the student's program of study. Interns will work on
various program areas of EIC such as human trafficking, gun violence prevention, bipolar
disorder, disaster preparedness, etc. Please visit our website (www.eiconline.org) for the
complete listing of program areas. Interns will also be expected to carry out
administrative tasks and participate in fundraising efforts. The goal for this internship is
to provide students with a unique experience working for the entertainment industry and
policy-oriented programs to encourage the accurate depiction of health and social issues
in television, on film and in music and music videos.
Go to http://eiconline.org/aboutus/internship.php for an online version of this
announcement.
What the Internship Provides
Fall or Spring Semester Credit
In coordination with surrounding universities and colleges, EIC will provide an unpaid
fall, spring and/or summer internship with semester credit. Students are expected to
research, write, and use analytical skills to carry out specific assignments related EIC's
program areas, and other responsibilities that may entail general administrative tasks.
Interns are responsible for housing and other expenses during the internship. Excellent
performance may culminate in a full-time position with the organization.
Core Program Activities
The EIC internship will start at the beginning of the semester with a brief orientation on
EIC's mission and the scope of work for the specific program area the student is
interested in. Topics include major health issues such as HIV/AIDS, bipolar disorder,
drugs, alcohol and tobacco, addiction and recovery; and social issues such as gun
violence and injury prevention, sun safety and skin cancer, and human trafficking. During
the course of the internship, interns may have the opportunity to attend a prestigious
event on Capitol Hill and also be involved in the process of organizing the PRISM
Awards ceremony held at the Beverly Hills Hotel in Los Angeles in April.
How to Apply
To apply, send the following materials to the Program Manager (Kimberly Rymsha):
Detailed letter describing your reasons for applying - please include information about
previous internships or work experience, describe any previous experience and/or college
course work in EIC's program areas, give details of expected graduation date and degree,
and a contact mail or e-mail address.
Resume
List of references (3)
Examples of recent work (if applicable)
Mail or Email to:
Kimberly Ann Rymsha
Program Manager
1856 Old Reston Avenue, Suite 215
Reston, VA 20190
krymsha@eiconline.org (email)
No phone calls please
Eligibility Requirements
Part-time and full-time undergraduate students are encouraged to apply. Strong writing
and analytical skills are preferred. The willingness to learn and gain experience in one or
more of EIC's program areas is all that we require.
Time Frame
Applications will be reviewed and decisions will be made on timely basis.
Contact Information:
Entertainment Industries Council. Inc.
EIC East:
1760 Reston Parkway, Suite 415
Reston, Virginia 20190
Phone 703-481-1414 Fax 703-481-1418
EIC West:
2600 Olive Street, Suite 574
Burbank, Ca. 91505
818-333-5001 Fax 818-333-5005
Web Sites: www.eiconline.org and www.prismawards.com
E Group Inc.
This position was posted in Patriot Job Web. https://gmu-csm.symplicity.com/students/ Students should be able to receive credit for doing this internship.
Employer:
E Group, Inc. [view profile]
Division:
Creative Services
Title:
Graphic Designer
Job Function:
ART: Visual & Digital / Graphics / Multimedia / Web Design / Fine Arts
Description:
Mission Statement:
To provide interns with challenging, real-world experience in their fields of study. To gain hands-on experience in all respects of an in-house creative services department.
Preferred Skills/Qualifications:
Candidates should have a working understanding of the Mac platform and be a Graphic Design Major. He/She should have a working knowledge of Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator; must be detail oriented and organized in order to work successfully in a fast-paced office with many urgent projects and critical deadlines. Must have a “can-do” attitude and be able to multi-task to complete projects on-time. Photography experience using a Canon EOS 5D Digital SLR camera and studio lighting would be helpful.
Location:
Washington, DC METRO area (MD/VA/DC)
Position Type:
Internship - UNPAID
Desired Major(s):
VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS, College of/Art & Visual Technology-Undergrad, VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS, College of/Art & Visual Technology-Grad
Desired Class Level(s):
Freshman, Sophomore, Junior
Work Authorization:
U.S. Citizen or U.S. National
*Posted On:*
Apr 17, 2009
------------------------------------------------------------------------
*Send resume and cover letter until:*
Jun 15, 2009
Contact Information
Mr Jeff Sullivan
13505 Dulles Technology Drive, Suite 3
Herndon, Virginia 20171
United States
jsullivan@egroup-inc.com
Employer:
E Group, Inc. [view profile
Division:
Creative Services
Title:
Graphic Designer
Job Function:
ART: Visual & Digital / Graphics / Multimedia / Web Design / Fine Arts
Description:
Mission Statement:
To provide interns with challenging, real-world experience in their fields of study. To gain hands-on experience in all respects of an in-house creative services department.
Preferred Skills/Qualifications:
Candidates should have a working understanding of the Mac platform and be a Graphic Design Major. He/She should have a working knowledge of Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator; must be detail oriented and organized in order to work successfully in a fast-paced office with many urgent projects and critical deadlines. Must have a “can-do” attitude and be able to multi-task to complete projects on-time. Photography experience using a Canon EOS 5D Digital SLR camera and studio lighting would be helpful.
Location:
Washington, DC METRO area (MD/VA/DC)
Position Type:
Internship - UNPAID
Desired Major(s):
VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS, College of/Art & Visual Technology-Undergrad, VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS, College of/Art & Visual Technology-Grad
Desired Class Level(s):
Freshman, Sophomore, Junior
Work Authorization:
U.S. Citizen or U.S. National
*Posted On:*
Apr 17, 2009
------------------------------------------------------------------------
*Send resume and cover letter until:*
Jun 15, 2009
Contact Information
Mr Jeff Sullivan
13505 Dulles Technology Drive, Suite 3
Herndon, Virginia 20171
United States
jsullivan@egroup-inc.com
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