Case Study Of Alexander Toomey: John Glenn College Of Public Affairs

I am a third-year student at Seton Hall University and I am writing to you with great enthusiasm regarding the internship opportunity with the non-profit organization, the National Urban League. I learned about the position during my winter break, as I wanted to use my leadership and interpersonal skills in working for a well-respected organization that dealt with issues that I consider important, which is improving African-Americans lives.

If given an opportunity to be in WAIP program this fall, this internship opportunity will give me the platform to be competitive in the work force in every and any military relocation my family ends up at. In addition, it will allow me to practice the skill sets needed to acquire a Government Service position. During this opportunity, I hope to absorb the chance to specializes in defense strategy, budget, military readiness and the defense industrial base. Learn and gain the experience in analytic techniques, particularly in quantitative or statistical fields, the ability to accurately and concisely summarize information key, as my desire to learn more about defense budgeting, force planning, acquisition, and defense reform. Therefore, I truly believe that this internship will be significant toward achieving both my academic and professional

All of my previous internship experiences have allowed me to hone in on and strengthen different skills. In his article, Kolac stresses the importance of treating one’s career like a “grand experiment” in order to develop a valuable career. My internship at FuturePerfect Ventures was certainly a “grand experiment” for me. While I was able to learn a lot about the financial industry, investing, and startups, I also I had to rely on the communications-related skills that I learned in my graduate classes and from previous internship experiences to help me because I was not interning for a communications team. Now that I’ve interned at FuturePerfect Ventures for

I am currently a senior at Boston University and am writing to apply for an internship with the Federal Emergency Management Agency. I learned about FEMA through the agency’s response efforts to disasters such as Hurricane Katrina and the devastating Oklahoma tornadoes. Interning at FEMA would provide an ideal start to my career of public service, and I am confident that I would be able to contribute significantly to the goals of FEMA while developing the experience for a successful career in public service.

As a student at Miami University Hamilton, I am really interested in furthering my education by pursuing a master’s degree in student affairs in the College of Education, Health, and Society on the Miami University’s Oxford campus. At the end of the school year, I will have a bachelor degree in Integrative Studies with two concentrations in Organizational & Cross-Cultural Leadership and in Civic & Regional Development.

I am a recent undergraduate, who is looking to make her mark in the world of non-profit work to improve our environment. I saw that your association is looking to hire a Government Relations Intern. Since, I will be moving back to the Baltimore/Washington DC area in late April, this would be an amazing opportunity for me to start on the ground floor of your operation and policy work in our nation’s capital. Therefore, please see this letter as my earnest interest in being the candidate to fill this position.

These skills, outreach and evaluation, bring me to larger aspects I am seeking as a Graduate Associate. In this role, I am pursuing opportunities to collaborate and engage with peer student affair leaders to synthesize our classroom studies and professional experiences. This network of practical knowledge, I believe, is in the best practice of students affairs to foster an industry environment of long-term dedication and

I fulfill my hours for my internship by working at a community middle school in the Bronx while attending classes at Adelphi University. “I didn’t plan to work with this population however; I have learned so much at this placement”. My professional perspective about children living in transitional housing has been totally reshaped by this experience. The internship is all-consuming and I’m moderately burned out, but I would not have gotten this type of training otherwise because I was not seeking out this population.

When I was a child, all I wanted to do was run freely around my neighborhood. Thankfully, I was able to, but not everyone has that opportunity. My career goals have become a little more ambitious – my passion is in community design, wellbeing and physical activity policies, and my goal is to develop healthy, active solutions for all individuals in our community. I am writing this letter in application for the Student Internship with Children’s Respite Care Center (CRCC) to assist the Development and Marketing Department. I have completed 21 credits in the Masters of Public Administration (MPA) at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. I am keen to gain real-world experience in the nonprofit environment.

I am writing in the hope of obtaining a position as an Editorial Intern with your organization for the summer of 2017. I came across this opportunity while searching for internship options in the Bay Area. Of all of the possible internships that I found, this one in particular stood out to me as it aligns with my two major passions: writing and environmental justice. Not only do I view this as an opportunity to advance myself professionally, but also as a means of involving myself in a cause that I truly believe will better the world. The work that Earthjustice does across so many different areas of environmental protection is critical to changing the destructive course our planet has been set on. This is the type of work that I want to be a part of.

I am a first-year law student at The George Washington University Law School, and am writing to express my interest in the legal internship the organization is offering this summer. I am interested in this opportunity because I have a passion for human rights and civil liberties and I plan to pursue a career in international human rights law.

As a peer mentor my jobs was to encourage students to do their best. As an intern at Warrior Poets my specialty became answering phones and directing calls in a professional and timely manner. My experience with media allows me to be well versed in many computer programs and can adapt to learning new

I began searching for an internship spring semester of my sophomore year. I was looking at various places for example, non-profit organizations, county of DuPage, and companies that dealt with marketing and advertising. My cousin Ashley told me that the non-profit organization (Teen Parent Connection) she worked for had a public relations intern opening. I immediately applied and began the interviewing process. Thus, I secured the position of Teen Parent Connections development Intern. Through my reflection paper I will discuss my expectations for the internship. I will then go into detail about the objectives I completed during my internship and finally my likes and dislikes.

Through my part time job at ASDA, along with mentoring a GCSE maths class, I have gained strong communication skills. I work ten hours a week at my job, and particularly when dealing with customers at work and the pressure of answering their queries, I gain valuable people skills which will be useful throughout my whole life. Also, by helping students that are younger than me

I am writing to express my interest in securing a position as an Intern for the House Judiciary Committee this summer. I am currently a sophomore at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, studying both Political Science and Philosophy on the Pre-Law track. My interests, experience and enthusiasm drew me to this opportunity and I would like to share a little about myself.