Undergraduate Research Positions – USC Health, Emotion & Addiction lab is looking for undergraduate research assistants.

Assistantships are available as part of a Directed Research Course or can be done on a volunteer basis.  Assistants work on studies examining the role of emotional factors that influence tobacco, alcohol and drug use, as well as other behaviors that impact health (e.g. exercise and diet). Undergraduate assistantships are a great way to gain initial exposure to research in preparation for medical school and graduate school in psychology, neuroscience and public health. 

We are currently looking for research assistants who are either fluent in Spanish or have a full day of availability in fall 2013.  To get a better understanding of our lab, please check out our website (http://heal.usc.edu). 

If you are interested, we’d appreciate if you could answer some questions by clicking on the following link (https://redcap.sc-ctsi.org/surveys/?s=uvh5oL). Please contact Bree Geary at bgeary@usc.edu for more information!

Summer Internship Opportunity – Congressional Internship in District Office of Congresswoman Roybal-Allard

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(Walk from USC!) Summer Internship with Assemblymember Jones-Sawyer

District Office Internship with Assemblymember Jones-Sawyer

Overview:

Assembly Member Reginald Jones-Sawyer is looking for bright, self-starting, energetic student leaders interested in learning the dynamics of state government. The Assemblymember represents the South Los Angeles district that includes the Los Angeles Coliseum, the California Science Center, the Los Angeles Natural History Museum, and the University of Southern California.

Among the chief roles of the Assemblymember’s district office is to keep the local community connected with the legislative work taking place in the State Assembly in Sacramento. This is accomplished through community based events, constituent correspondence and everyday involvement with the community of the 59th District. Interns will be prepared to provide support to staff with special event, and special projects related to general administrative duties of the office.

Duties Include:

- A commitment of 10-35 hrs/week at the District Office in Exposition Park, Los Angeles

- Assisting in research, planning, and attendance (when appropriate) of upcoming events

- Providing accurate information in response to constituent inquiries & community issues

- Assisting with administrative office procedures and telephone inquiries

- Developing a clear knowledge and understanding of functions and practices of the California State Legislature

- Attending special events with the Member and staff, when appropriate

Desired Qualifications:

The ideal candidate will have an interest in political science, public policy, public administration, local/state government, community organizing or similar areas of study or career paths. We are looking for young, self-motivated leaders with excellent written and oral communication skills and the ability to work with minimal supervision. Proficiency in Word and Excel is also desired.

Benefits:

Although unpaid, interns receive important benefits like working directly with elected officials, community leaders and local residents on issues and events related to the 59th Assembly District. Interns may also qualify for internship credit from their university or college, as well as earn letters of recommendation from the Assemblymember and his staff. Parking passes provided for Interns who drive to the office.

To Apply:

E-mail a resume with a cover letter within the body of the email to CAAD59intern@gmail.com or fax to 213-744-2122. Deadline for Summer 2013 is Friday, May 3rd. Positions based on availability.

Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa’s “Summer Night Lights” Program Description

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Summer Night Lights Program Coordinator Application

Summer Night Lights Site Manager Application

Counselors Wanted for the Catalina Summer High School Marine Lab

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Congresswoman Sanchez’ District Office Internship Program- Deadline Friday, May 3rd

Sent on behalf of
Congresswoman Linda T. Sánchez
38th Congressional District of California

It is with great pleasure that I announce Congresswoman Sánchez’ Congressional Internship Program for summer of 2013 in her local district office in Cerritos, CA.  The Congresswoman believes it is important for youth to become politically aware and active.  For that reason, she is offering several unpaid internships in her local district office.  This internship is part of the Congresswoman’s on-going effort to encourage youth in our region to explore careers in public service. 

The Congressional Internship program is open to all high school and college students who have a minimum 3.0 GPA.  The program begins with a day of training and follows with three to four months of professional development in areas such as social services, foreign language translation, office management, communications and research. 

Completed applications (with résumé and cover letter) are due by 5pm on Friday, May 3, 2013.  Applications will only be accepted after the deadline if positions are still available.  Please refer to the attached application form for further details.

Please keep the following key dates in mind:
*    Friday, May 3, 2013 – Deadline to apply
*    Saturday, June 1, 2013 – Mandatory training for all selected interns
*    Monday, June 3, 2013 – Program begins
*    Friday, August 23, 2013 – Program ends

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Law Firm Summer Internship

LAW FIRM SUMMER INTERNSHIP IN LA

Deadline: April 26, 2013

Where: Adishian Law Group, P.C. in El Segundo, CA

Apply: Please email your cover letter, resume, three references, and a writing sample, all in .PDF, to info@adishianlaw.com. No phone calls please.

Website: www.AdishianLaw.com

About us: Our firm specializes in Corporate, Employment, and Real Estate law. This is the ideal job for college students or recent grads who have an interest in law and want real world experience. You will be trained by the current law clerk who is a recent Cal grad and the founding attorney who is also a Cal alum.

NOW HIRING!!! PROVOST’S UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH ASSOCIATES

NOW HIRING!!!

PROVOST’S UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH ASSOCIATES

Starting May 2013

Work on a project that analyzes local politics and civic participation around the world. As a Provost’s Undergraduate Research Associate, you will construct databases, analyzedata, and help collect qualitative information through the internet. Projects will focus on local political and civic mobilization and urban policymaking in a range of countries in Latin America, Africa and Asia.

Positions available for USC undergraduates only. Options:negotiable hours (part-time or full-time) over the summer, with a possibility of continuation into the school year.Generous compensation. Preferred credentials: basic knowledge of statistics and familiarity with statistical or spreadsheet programs (especially Excel and Stata, R or SPSS), or some background in GIS; working experience with reference management software (Endnote, Reference Manager, etc.); and/or reading knowledge of Spanish or Portuguese.Some knowledge ofcomparative politics or urban issues a plus but not essential.

Start date and allocation of hours negotiable.

Please send c.v., informal transcript, contact information and brief statement of interest and backgroundby April 26, 2013to Professor Jefferey Sellers, Department of Political Science, University of Southern California, VKC 327, Mailcode 0044, Los Angeles, CA 90089-0044. E-mail: sellers@usc.edu.

Summer Internship with Assemblymember Jones-Sawyer

Overview:

Assembly Member Reginald Jones-Sawyer is looking for bright, self-starting, energetic student leaders interested in learning the dynamics of state government. The Assemblymember represents the South Los Angeles district that includes the Los Angeles Coliseum, the California Science Center, the Los Angeles Natural History Museum, and the University of Southern California.

Among the chief roles of the Assemblymember’s district office is to keep the local community connected with the legislative work taking place in the State Assembly in Sacramento. This is accomplished through community based events, constituent correspondence and everyday involvement with the community of the 59th District. Interns will be prepared to provide support to staff with special event, and special projects related to general administrative duties of the office.

Duties Include:

- A commitment of 10-35 hrs/week at the District Office in Exposition Park, Los Angeles

- Assisting in research, planning, and attendance (when appropriate) of upcoming events

- Providing accurate information in response to constituent inquiries & community issues

- Assisting with administrative office procedures and telephone inquiries

- Developing a clear knowledge and understanding of functions and practices of the California State Legislature

- Attending special events with the Member and staff, when appropriate

Desired Qualifications:

The ideal candidate will have an interest in political science, public policy, public administration, local/state government, community organizing or similar areas of study or career paths. We are looking for young, self-motivated leaders with excellent written and oral communication skills and the ability to work with minimal supervision. Proficiency in Word and Excel is also desired.

Benefits:

Although unpaid, interns receive important benefits like working directly with elected officials, community leaders and local residents on issues and events related to the 59th Assembly District. Interns may also qualify for internship credit from their university or college, as well as earn letters of recommendation from the Assemblymember and his staff. Parking passes provided for Interns who drive to the office.

To Apply:

E-mail a resume with a short cover letter within the body of the email to CAAD59intern@gmail.com or fax to 213-744-2122. Deadline for Summer 2013 is Friday, May 3rd. Positions based on availability.

Mentors Making Major Moves seeks College Interns

Mentors Making Major Moves Inc., is a non profit organization founded by media entrepreneur JuVan Langford, who established M4 to afford youth the opportunity of being exposed to a profusion of new life experiences. The M4 platform is created to serve, inform and expose youth to a world of edutainment. The youth of M4, inner-city and foster junior high boys and girls, partake in a 30-week educational and experiential program that runs in accordance to the LAUSD calendar. Langford, a former foster kid, has crafted a platform where youth are furnished with new eyes through unparalleled exposures. With great emphasis on collaborative efforts, M4′s annual curriculum is  developed, operated and administered by industry professionals, community leaders,alongside partnered corporations and volunteers

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