Do you care about migrant and seasonal farm workers? Are you looking for an Exciting paid job opportunity this summer? Do you want to meet diverse students who share these goals?     

Catholic Relief Services Internships

Each fall the Northeast Regional Office of Catholic Relief Services (CRS) (located ten minutes from campus) offers a 3 credit academic internship placement for a qualified "rising junior" in the College of Arts & Sciences. The student intern must be available to work in the CRS office on Thursdays only, from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. the entire semester. The intern will assist the CRS Justice and Peace Liaison with research, preparing presentations, and materials for use in CRS outreach. Catholic Relief Services is the international relief and development agency of the U.S. Catholic community. For further information, visit this page.

PEACE‐BUILDING INSTITUTE | Never Again Rwanda

Each year, Never Again Rwanda (NAR) hosts a 2-week Peace-building Institute that brings together 30 Rwandan and international university students in Kigali.  Participants answer the question “What can Rwanda teach the world?” Through readings of a shared set of texts, site visits, lectures and group discussions, participants will explore themes of genocide, transitional justice, good governance, and development and develop skills as global citizens in cross-cultural dialogue, critical thinking and analysis of complex issues, and problem solving. During the two-week Institute, the international participants stay with a Rwandan host family to experience the Rwandan day-to-day life.

If this appeals to you, please apply now!  Deadline for application is
June 30, 2012.

Jobs & Internship Postings Coalition on Human Needs

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Job & Internship Posting at FCNL: Receptionist, Business Assistant, Strategic Campaigns

Do you know someone who might want to work for FCNL? Help FCNL build our team of dedicated, hard working staff in Washington. Please pass these job descriptions along to people who might be qualified and interested.

Friends Committee on National Legislation
245 Second St. NE, Washington, DC 20002-5795
fcnl@fcnl.org * http://www.fcnl.org
phone: (202)547-6000 * toll-free: (800)630-1330

We seek a world free of war and the threat of war. We seek a society with equity and justice for all. We seek a community where every person's potential may be fulfilled. We seek an earth restored.

Villanova University Law School Clinic Internship

There are a limited number of internships available for junior and seniors with the Villanova University Law School Clinical Program  Undergraduate interns work with law students in the Law School Clinics who represent real clients with real legal issues.  The Clinical Program has  six clinics:  the Civil Justice Clinic; the Clinic for Asylum, Refugee and Emigrant Services; the Farmworker Legal Aid Clinic; the Federal Tax Clinic; the Juvenile Justice Clinic; and the Advanced Advocacy Clinic.  For the translating internship, please contact the Classical and Modern Languages Department, ext. 94680. Please see this page for more information.

The Washington Center Internship

Students may earn 15 hours of academic credit working in the private, public and nonprofit sector in Washington D.C. through  the Washington Center.  The Washington Center is affiliated with colleges and universities nationwide.  It places students in internships, offers academic seminars and provides room and board in the D.C. area..  Among its  hundreds of internship placements are:  the U.S. Congress, the U.S. Department of Commerce, CNN, Amnesty International, the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, and the National Endowment for the Arts and others.  For more information on the Washington Center Internship Program, visit www.twc.edu. 

For credit in another academic area, contact the Villanova Internship Office at ext. 94661.