Internships & Jobs
Internship Opportunities
| MPA students please note: In order to receive graduate credit for any of the internship opportunities, you must contact the Internship Coordinator, Dr. Gregory Hill (greghill@boisestate.edu) before applying for any internship position, either within or outside of the State of Idaho. |
Public Service Internship for MPA Students
MPA students who do not have significant administrative experience in a public sector or other public affairs agency must complete a public service internship. This internship occurs in a government office at the local, state, or national level or in an appropriate public affairs organization, such as a nonprofit organization.
The credits received for the internship are in addition to the required 39 semester credit hours from the core area and area of emphasis. The internship component comprises 6 semester credit hours. Students without appropriate administrative experience would then complete at least 45 credit hours in their program.
The internship is meant to be a meaningful experience for both the MPA student and the organization in which the internship is served. Through the internship, students can further enhance their preparation for administrative work. At the same time, they are expected to make a valuable contribution to their assigned organizations. Therefore, the internship is usually served when the student is near completion of the MPA program.
Current Intern Requests
Registration for internships is subject to approval. Prior to applying for any of the internship opportunities, you must first consult with the Internship Coordinator, Dr. Greg Hill.
To apply, you must complete the on-line Internship Application for Academic Credit process.
Internship Waivers
Students with substantive administrative experience in the public or nonprofit sector may be eligible for a full or partial waiver of the required six credit internship. Admitted students seeking such a waiver should petition the Graduate Studies Director per the Internship Guidelines.
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additional Internship Opportunities
| Deadline | Agency | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Open | Ada County Elections | The county’s Elections Department is looking for interns to assist the Elections Specialist with preparations for the state’s 2012 primary, among others. Click here for the detailed description and application instructions. |
| Open | The Idaho Democratic Party | The IDP’s Finance and Development director is seeking an intern to assist with budget management and event planning, among others. For a detailed description and application instructions, click here. |
| Dec 30, 2011 | The Muscular Dystrophy Association | The MDA (Boise, ID) is seeking a Disability Awareness Coordinator (DAC). The DAC will be the primary coordinator of an awareness and fundraising program in Southern Idaho/Eastern Oregon called the Hop-a-Thon. The DAC tasks include following up with participating pre-schools, childcare centers, and elementary schools to help their program run smoothly. If interested, please contact the Boise MDA office at (208) 327-0107. To apply, send resumes to Autumn Hume, Executive Director, at ahume@mdausa.org. |
| Open | The Idaho Nonprofit Center | The Idaho Nonprofit Center is looking for a Public Policy Intern for an approximately 7-month appointment. Primary duties include researching and understanding Nonprofit Center members’ policy issues, creating email policy alerts during the state legislative session, and assisting in developing and implementing the annual Nonprofit Day at the legislature. If interested, submit a resume and brief statement of interest in the position, including how it supports your academic and career aspirations, to lhoffmann@idahononprofits.org. |
| Open | Alzheimer’s Association | Interns are accepted for placement in the Public Policy Division of the Alzheimer’s Association during the Fall, Spring and Summer semesters. Interns in the Public Policy Division may be responsible for substantive projects supporting staff in Federal Government Affairs, State Government Affairs, Advocacy (grassroots), Policy Development and Public Health. Monitoring and attending Congressional hearings and federal agency events, interacting with other health organizations, attending informative policy briefings and working directly with Alzheimer’s advocates, and research and administrative duties may also be involved. Click here for further information. To apply, please forward a cover letter indicating specific interests related to Alzheimer’s issues and dates available for an internship, resume, academic transcript, and a short writing sample (10 pages or less) to Annetha Hall, Director of Operations and Special Programs, Alzheimer’s Association Public Policy Office 1212 New York Ave, N.W. Suite 800, Washington, DC 20005-6105, or email Annetha.Hall@alz.org. |
| Open | Sage Community Resources | This Idaho non-profit corporation that operates several agencies out of a Graden City office, is looking to hire a grant writing intern in 4-8 hours per week. If interested, contact Rem Fox, Director of Economic Development, at rfox@sageidaho.com, or 208-322-7033. |
| Open | Fund for Idaho | Fund for Idaho is seeking to fill two graduate intern positions. The incumbent for one position would document the work of grantee organizations and help tell the story of the impact of their work. This intern will interact with numerous nonprofit organizations using grassroots organizing to impact a range of public policy issues, including human rights, social justice, and environmental health. The other position assists with organizational communications with donors and the public through various media. Responsibilities includes keeping social media accounts updated regularly, creating video pieces to post, writing and distributing press releases, and speaking at meetings or public gatherings. If interested in either, please contact Gail Heylmun at 208.343.1744 or by email at gail@fundforidaho.org. |
| Open | Idaho Kids Count | Idaho Kids Count, a nonprofit program dedicated to disseminating data and research related to child well-being, seeks a paid intern to create reports displaying data related child health outcomes and U.S. Census data. The intern will be asked to provide periodic updates on progress that will be defined in conjunction with the Idaho Kids Count Director. Some work may be on-site at Mountain States Group, but mostly off-site. The project takes 150 to 175 hours. If interested, please send a resume and cover letter explaining relevant qualifications to Lauren Necochea at lnecochea@mtnstatesgroup.org. If possible, send a sample of original work that demonstrates skills in producing professional-quality reports. |
| Open | Idaho Voices for Children | The nonprofit Idaho Voices for Children is looking for an intern to manage a project called “Pledge to Idaho’s Children.” The intern will be exposed to business and community leaders throughout the state. You will gain experience in running a campaign, speaking to community leaders, and interfacing with state officials. A great opportunity to be an integral part of a team working on a statewide campaign advocating for Idaho’s children. Click here for the position description and application information. Please contact Dr. Greg Hill at greghill@boisestate.edu, or 208.426.2917, if interested. |
| Open | The Idaho School Boards Association | The Idaho School Boards Association (ISBA) is looking for a graduate intern to work for its Policy Services program. ISBA is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing support services to Idaho’s volunteer, elected school board trustees. ISBA provides Policy Services to school districts that need help updating their governing policy manuals. This work involves technical policy analysis and writing, familiarity with Idaho statutes and rules, attention to detail, and the ability to research and synthesize information on a wide variety of policy topics. Technical writing skills are a must and applicants with a legal or policy background are preferred. $500 stipend is available. Please submit a resume and a letter of interest to Jessica Harrison at jessica@idsba.org. |
| Open | 21st Century Parks and the Parklands of Floyds Fork Fall | As a 21st Century Parks intern, students have the unique opportunity to gain firsthand experience with one of the largest metropolitan parks projects currently underway in the nation. During the 12 -week program, interns will interact with all members of the organization, allowing the opportunity to understand the full scope of the project and the various roles that help make it all possible. Specifically, interns will work with the external relations team in fundraising, marketing, public relations, events, and outreach. Click here for the position description and application information. If interested, please email your cover letter and resume to adowd@21cparks.org, or to Parks Director Scott Martin at smartin@21cparks.org. |
| 9/8/2011 | Ada County Highway District | ACHD is looking for full time students to work as interns in the Planning Review Section & Planning/Programming Department. Click here for the position description and application information. Please contact Dr. Greg Hill at greghill@boisestate.edu, or 208.426.2917, if interested. |
| 8/12/2011 | Idaho Supreme Court | The Idaho Supreme Court is looking for a graduate student with strong quantitative research skills to assist with the planning and implementation of a process evaluation of Idaho Juvenile Rule 40, a court rule pertaining to the rights of foster youth and foster parents in child protection cases. Click here for the position description and application information. |
| 8/31/2011 | Idaho Nonprofit Center | Idaho Nonprofit Center is looking for a graduate student with strong interest in policy and willingness to learn more about the nonprofit sector. The internship provides the opportunity to work with seasoned lobbyists and advocates. The work concerns sector-wide issues and takes place mostly in the Center’s office, but sometimes at the Statehouse. Click here for the position description and application information. |
| Open | Idaho Smart Growth | Idaho Smart Growth has a stipend available for an intern to assist on the “Safe Routes to Schools” project. There is about 130 hours of work and the agency is flexible on the timeline. Click here for the position description. To apply, send cover letter, resume, and 3 references to Elaine Clegg at elaine@idahosmartgrowth.org. |
| 4/15/11 | Healthwise, Inc. | This non-profit has a Project Management Intern position open to all candidates. Click here for the position description. To apply, go here. |
| Open | The Ronald McDonald House Charities of Idaho, Inc. | The charity is hiring an intern at the Ronald McDonald House. For further information or to apply, please contact Mindy Plumlee at 208-336-5478, or e-mail laburusa@boisestate.edu. |
| Open | Life’s Kitchen | Life’s Kitchen of Boise is hiring students interested in internships with nonprofit organizations. To apply or for further information, contact Jaime Hansen at jaime@lifeskitchen.org. |
| Open | United Way of Treasure Valley | The UWTV team will launch a summer internship program with two official intern positions with the team. The competitive selection process will be open to college students in the Treasure Valley, and will include a formal application process, with opportunities to interview. For more information, or to apply, visit the UW website, or contact Lonnie Marshall at lmarshall@unitedwaytv.org. |
| 3/28/11 | Internal Revenue Service | The US-IRS Small Business and Self-Employed Division is offering part time employment and internships at various locations. See the attached documents for a full description of their exceptional intern benefit package and opportunity to advance into Revenue Officers’ positions. Please contact Christine Lorbeer for further information at Christine.L.Lorbeer@irs.gov. |
| Open | Bureau of Vital Statistics | The Bureau of Vital Statistics of the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare is looking for research interns. Please contact Dr. Hill for further information at greghill@boisestate.edu. |
| Open | Idaho State Tax Commission | The Idaho Tax Commission is looking for Spring 2011 interns. Please contact Dr. Hill for further information at greghill@boisestate.edu. |
| Open | Idaho Senate Minority Caucus | The Idaho State Senate Minority Caucus is looking for interns for the spring 2011 legislative session. |
| Open | Ada County Purchasing | Ada County is currently seeking a spring intern to assist the Purchasing Division. This is a great opportunity for a college undergraduate or graduate student to gain hands on experience in the governmental purchasing field. |
| Annual | BSU Internships | Internship Opportunities |
| Annual | U.S. Senator – Idaho, Mike Crapo | Positions are available in both the state and Washington, D.C. offices. Application deadline: November 1st for Spring and April 1 for Summer and Fall |
| Annual | Organization of American States | Employment, Consultancy and Internship Opportunities |
| Annual | The Women’s Center | Returning Women’s Mentoring Program matches a woman returning to school after a break in their education with another woman who has also returned to school after a break and has been in school for at least two semesters. |
| Annual | The InterAction Internship Program | InterAction offers internship opportunities three times a year, typically corresponding with the academic calendar and during the summer |
| Annual | Congress Budget Office (CBO) | CBO summer internships provide excellent opportunities to experience and observe the budget process and policy-making at the federal level. The internships, which have ranged in number from 10 to 28, are located in Washington, D.C. They normally last 10 weeks and include compensation based on academic level and work experience. |
| Annual | Government Internship Opportunities in Phoenix | Internship Opportunities in Phoenix, AZ area |
| Annual | Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas | Internship opportunities at FRB of Dallas in Dallas, TX area |
| Annual | City of Seattle | Internship opportunities in Seattle, WA area |
| Annual | Palo Alto, CA – Internship Program | Internship opportunities in Palo Alto, CA area |
| Annual | Making the Difference | Federal Government internship opportunities |
| 2011 | Senate Minority Offices | Legislative Session Internship opportunities |
| Annual | Life’s Kitchen | Internship Opportunity |
| Annual | National Academy of Social Insurance | NASI Internship Opportunities in Washington DC |
| Annual | SAMHSA | The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration’s (SAMHSA) Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (CSAP) – internships for up to 30 qualified students from schools of public, behavioral, and allied health. |
| Open | Idaho Freedom Foundation | Idaho’s only free market think tank involved in education and research projects across Idaho, is seeking a number of university students as interns to assist in a variety of areas. |
| Annual | The City of Boise – Office of the Mayor | Research and Project Support Internship |
| Annual | Third Way | Internship opportunities |
| Annual | NASPAA | Internship opportunities |
Office of Energy Resources – Unpaid Internship Announcement – 3 credit and 6 credit Master of Public Administration Students only
The Idaho Office of Energy Resources is accepting resumes for Fall and Spring semester internships. Internships will focus on stimulus projects under the 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. Tasks may include program management and evaluation, grant writing, and project reporting.
Resumes should be sent to Eileen DeShazo at eileen.deshazo@oer.idaho.gov by November 1, for Spring Internship opportunities.
NASPAA Public Service Internship Guidelines
Job Opportunities
| MPA students and graduates acquire unique skill sets through their studies. A variety of employers from the public, private and nonprofit job sectors seek employees with these skills. Faculty in the Department of Public Policy and Administration work closely with MPA students and graduates who seek support and assistance in their career development. Internships can offer valuable networking and development opportunities. In addition, interested students and graduates should contact Dr. Greg Hill, Internship Director, Department of Public Policy and Administration. The Boise State Career Center has a range of services available to assist students/graduates as they make career decisions. |
Assistant Professor, Master of Community and Regional Planning Department of Public Policy and Administration (SS-0008-90)
The Department of Public Policy and Administration at Boise State University (BSU) seeks applicants for a tenure track Assistant Professor position to teach in its newly created Master of Community and Regional Planning program. The new degree program will begin Fall 2011.
The Energy Policy Institute is accepting applications to fill future Graduate Assistantship positions.
The Department of Public Policy & Administration is accepting applications to fill Graduate Assistantship positions.
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additional Employment Opportunities
| Deadline | Employer | Job Title |
|---|---|---|
| Additional Job Opportunities list | ||
| Open until filled | The Health Care Cost Institute | HCCI, of Washington, DC, is seeking a Research and Administrative Assistant to support the Institute’s private sector health insurance claims-based research efforts. Click here for details. |
| Next review Jan 13, 2012 |
Goldman School of Public Policy, UC Berkeley | Two student services positions are open at Berkeley, a Student & Career Services Advisor 3 and a Program Coordinator (Student Services Advisor). Go to http://berkeley.edu/work/jobs.shtml for details. |
| Jan 20, 2012 | North Carolina Legislative Services Office | The General Assembly of North Carolina has a vacancy for Fiscal Analyst. Click here for details. |
| Open until filled | La Follette School of Public Affairs | This University of Wisconsin institution is looking to fill the open position of its Career Development Coordinator. The incumbent in this position is a member of a staff that is responsible for the graduate program in Public Affairs. Among others, the position oversees the placement of Master of Public Affairs (MPA) and Master of International Public Affairs (MIPA) students in internships during the academic year and summer in addition to post-graduation placement of students. For further information, and to apply, visit http://www.ohr.wisc.edu/pvl/pv_072006.html. |
| Open until filled | Dickinson College | Dickinson College seeks an innovative director to lead its Career Center. This is a highly visible position within the college. The director will be responsible for setting the strategic vision and direction of the center and for designing and delivering a comprehensive program of services to guide the career development of students within the context of the liberal arts and for a program of services that support college alumni. For more information, and to apply, visit the College’s website at http://jobs.dickinson.edu. |
| Feb 3, 2012 | The Institute of Political Science at Academia Sinica (IPSAS), Taipei, Taiwan | This institution seeks to appoint full-time faculty members at the rank of assistant research fellow (which is equivalent to assistant professor). Application for higher rank is also welcome. For more information and application instructions, click here. |
| Dec 1, 2011 | BSU Energy Policy Institute | The Energy Policy Institute is accepting applications to fill Graduate Assistant positions for spring 2012. For more information, go to http://epi.boisestate.edu/ (far right side of the page). |
| Open until filled | The VHA – Northeast Program Evaluation Center | The VA Connecticut Healthcare System is recruiting a mental health services Program Analyst to assist with the evaluation of VA mental health services and the reporting of results. Opportunities for independent research and/or collaboration on academic research with the Project Director may be available and are encouraged. Interested candidates should apply directly for this position at http://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/301544900. |
| Open until filled | The UNC Center for Urban and Regional Studies | UNC-CH’s Center for Urban and Regional Planning seeks to hire a Research Associate to participate in two on-going research projects focused on evaluating the impacts of innovative housing programs run by the Charlotte Housing Authority. The person is also expected to collaborate with Center staff and Faculty Fellows in developing proposals for new research projects in the broad area of urban and regional studies. Click here for further details. Please apply at UNC-CH’s Human Resources website found at http://jobs.unc.edu/2502054. |
| Open until filled | The Milano School of International Affairs, Management, and Urban Policy | This New York City institution is searching for an assistant director of career services who will be dedicated to employer outreach. Click here for the detailed position description. Contact Carol R. Anderson, Director of Career Development and Placement, at (212) 229-5400 x 1109 or andersoc@newschool.edu. |
| Open until filled | Sanford School of Public Policy, Duke University | Sanford School of Public Policy is seeking to fill its open position of the Dean. Look at http://sanford.duke.edu/deansearch/ for the announcement. Contact Donna Dyer, Director of Career Services of Sanford, at 919-613-7383 or donna.dyer@duke.edu. |
| Open until filled | BSU Energy Policy Institute | EPI is searching to fill two positions, a Research Assistant/Associate Professor’s, and a Business Manager’s. Look on http://hrs.boisestate.edu/joblistings/empopp.shtml to locate the announcements. If interested, contact Dr. David Solan, Director of BSU-EPI, at davidsolan@boisestate.edu or call 208.426.4845. |
| Open until filled | Consejo Counseling & Referral Service | Consejo, a community-based agency of 100 employees, ten office locations, and an annual budget of $6M, is searching to fill its Exectutive Director’s position. Consejo’s mission is to “provide a continuum of behavioral health services to individuals and families across Washington to improve the quality of their lives and empower them to participate in their communities at their highest level of functioning.” For more information on the position, click here. If interested, submit a resume, cover letter and contact information for at least three professional references in MS Word or PDF format, to the Executive Director Search Committee, EDSearch@Consejo-WA.org. |
| Open until filled | Latah Economic Development Council | The Latah Economic Development Council is seeking an economic development professional to serve as Executive Director. The ideal candidate will have a Bachelor’s degree in a related field or equivalent experience. Previous management and economic development experience is desired. The Executive Director will be responsible for creating and implementing an economic development strategy for Latah County, responsible for marketing and public relations strategies for the region and working cooperatively with other ED professionals. Grant experience is desirable. Salary DOE plus health insurance allowance. Please send a letter of interest and resume to: edc@moscow.com or mail to LEDC Board of Directors, PO Box 9406, Moscow ID 83843. |
| Open until filled | The American Association of Colleges and Universities | AASCU is announcing a search for a National Coordinator of The Democracy Commitment, a program associate-level position. To view the announcement and for more information on the position click here. If interested, contact Jennifer M. Domagal-Goldman at domagalj@aascu.org. |
| Open until filled | Duke University | Student Affairs at Duke is searching for an Associate Director of Employment and Employer Relations. To view the announcement and for more information on the position click here. If interested, apply at www.hr.duke.edu and use requisition number 400541391. |
| 9/25/11 | John Jay College, NYC | John Jay College is searching for an M.P.A. Career Counselor. To view the announcement, for more information on the position requirements, and for application information, click here. |
| 9/29/11 | City of Tacoma, Washington | The City of Tacoma is looking for a management fellow to work directly with senior city executives. This fellowship is a two-year opportunity designed to assist recent graduates in developing the skills necessary to become effective local government managers. To view the announcement, click here. |
| 4/29/11 | Association of Government Accountants | Students are invited to compete in the first Government Finance Case Challenge, sponsored by the Association of Government Accountants (AGA). Student teams will collaboratively analyze and offer a written response to a case centered on the creation of a citizen-centric report for a U.S. city government. The competitions begin on May 2nd, 2011. To view the announcement, click here. |
| Open | USDA Forest Service | The Fishlake National Forest will be recruiting for a GS-303-5/6/7 Program Support Assistant position in the near future. The incumbent will be positioned at the Supervisor’s Office in Richfield, Utah, working as a member of the Forest Ecosystem and Resource staff. To view the announcement, click here. |
| Open | Idaho Refugees | Employment Opportunities with the Idaho Office for Refugees |
| Open | Public Knowledge LLC | Public Knowledge LLC is currently recruiting one or two new employees to live and work in Helena, Montana. They have 3 large projects there in health care and benefits eligibility. |
| 2/1/11 | CDC-Public Health Prevention Services | PHPS is a 3-year on-the-job training and service opportunity offered by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to master’s-level health professionals. PHPS responds to the growing need for public health professionals to develop practical skills to address increasingly complex public health issues. |
| Open | NASPAA | The National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration (NASPAA), is advertising to hire a Director of Communications and Public Affairs |
| Open | National Multi Housing Council | Research Analyst with NMHC |
| University of Washington | Assistant Professor in Policy Analysis, Evans School of Public Affairs, University of Washington | |
| Open | University of Washington | Assistant Professor in Public or Nonprofit Management, Evans School of Public Affairs, University of Washington |
| 11/15/10 | Bowling Green State University | Assistant Professor in Environmental Policy for a Joint Tenure Track Position in Energy Policy – Departments of Political Science and Environment and Sustainability, to start in August, 2011. Candidates with a Ph.D. preferred; ABD applicantss will be considered. The successful candidate will have strong potential for research and publication as well as demonstrated effective teaching. Send letter of application, curriculum vitae, graduate transcript(s), examples of scholarly work, and evidence of effective teaching, and have forwarded three original letters of recommendation to Dr. Shannon Orr, Environmental Policy Search Committee, Department of Political Science, Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, OH 43403. Email: skorr@bgsu.edu; ph: 419-372-2921; fax 419-372-8246. Review of applications will begin November 1, however all applications postmarked by November 15 will receive consideration. |
| 10/30/10 | ASU-SPA | The Arizona State University School of Public Affairs invites nominations and applications for two tenure-track faculty positions. Hiring will focus on active, entrepreneurial emerging scholars with a desire to work collaboratively across disciplinary lines as they establish themselves as leaders in core fields of public administration and policy research. Applicants should have a PhD at the time of appointment and must demonstrate strong research and teaching interests in core areas of public policy or public administration research, including a demonstrable record or promise of high quality research in leading publications and excellent teaching. Faculty members are expected to actively pursue outside funding to support research; evidence of ability to do this should be highlighted. Degree may be in public policy, public administration, economics, political science or other related field. Public finance, public economics, human resources management and policy analysis have been identified as sub-disciplines of particular interest. Scholars with interests in emerging areas such as market-based approaches to governance and international public administration will be strong candidates as well. Review of applications will begin October 8, 2010 and continue until positions are filled. Materials should be submitted by October 30, 2010 to ensure consideration. Please submit electronically a letter of application, current vita, statement of research and teaching interests, writing sample, and names and contact information of three professional references to: Faculty Search Committee, ASU School of Public Affairs, 411 North Central Avenue, Suite 450, Phoenix, AZ 85004, EMAIL APPLICATIONS TO: Dina.Milstead@asu.edu |
| Open | University of Maryland, Baltimore County | The Department of Public Policy at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC), a public research university, invites applications for a full-time, tenure-track position (assistant professor) in public management. The successful candidate will have strong academic training in public management or administration, and will be expected to teach courses in the department’s public management concentration. The position will begin academic year 2011-12. The job announcement is attached. Please forward to your Ph.D. students and recent graduates as you deem appropriate. All inquires about this position should be directed to Dr. Donald F. Norris,Chair, Department of Public Policy, UMBC (norris@umbc.edu; 410-455-3201). |
| 10/7/10 | Idaho Transportation Department | The Idaho Transportation Department-Division of Public Transportation has an opening for a Grants/Contracts Officer located in Boise, Idaho. |
| Open | Organization of American States | Employment, Consultancy and Internship Opportunities |
| 11/15/10 | University of California, Berkeley | Richard & Rhoda Goldman School of Public Policy invites applications for a tenure-track appointment to the faculty at the Assistant Professor rank to begin July 1, 2011. Candidates should upload a letter of interest, a vita, and samples of significant pieces of writing to http://gspp.berkeley.edu/facsearch2010 before November 15, 2010. Confidential letters of reference should be sent to: Professor John W. Ellwood, Faculty Search Committee, Goldman School of Public Policy, 2607 Hearst Avenue, University of California, Berkeley, CA 94720-7320. If letter writers prefer an electronic format, please send them as PDF files via email to: gsppdean@berkeley.edu Please refer referees to the University statement on confidentiality found at: http://apo.chance.berkeley.edu/evalltr.html |
| Open | Metropolitan College of New York | Full-time Assistant Professor of Public Administration for its School of Management. Submit letter of application, curriculum vitae, and names and contact information for three references who can speak to the quality of teaching and professional experience to boxhr@metropolitan. edu or Human Resources Department, Metropolitan College of New York, 431 Canal Street, New York, NY 10013. Review of applications will begin immediately. |
| Open | Policy Jobs | Some announcements require a membership to access information, but some do not. |
| Open | The City of Aztec, New Mexico | Employment opportunities |
| Open | U.S. Office of Personnel Management | Employment opportunities |
| Open | National Women’s Law Center (NWLC) | Jobs, Pro Bono Opportunities, Fellowships, and Internships |
| Open | Academic Careers Online | Global academic job site for teaching, education, research, and professional jobs in education and academia. |
| Open | Making The Difference | Federal Government job & internship opportunities |
| Open | Federal Jobs Network | Government jobs / Federal jobs / Civil Service jobs / Post Office jobs |
| Open | Bonneville Power Administration | Energy Jobs Portal |
| Open | U.S. AIR FORCE | Career Opportunities |
| Open | Women’s and Children’s Alliance (WCA) | Employment opportunities |
| Open | City and County of Denver, Colorado | Employment opportunities |
| Open | Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas | Employment opportunities |
| Open | Synergy Enterprises, Inc. | Employment opportunities |
| Open | ELYPN | The Alliance for Nonprofit Management is providing a unique forum for student leaders and younger professionals, entitled the Emerging Leaders and Young Professionals Network (ELYPN) to engage in discussion about issues in nonprofit management and foster an understanding of the importance of capacity building in the nonprofit sector. |
| Annual | Are you ready for a RARE experience? | RARE recruitment is offering the opportunity for an invaluable learning experience…both personally and professionally! This hands-on experience comes highly recommended “to anyone who is adventurous, looking to gain hands-on work experience, and anxious to explore beautiful Oregon! The RARE staff are terrific and would love to talk to anyone who might be interested. |
Checkout a helpful resource for researching public administration on the Internet!
The Partnership in Public Service conducted an informative survey of the Federal Government and what the hiring needs are through 2009 in 34 agencies across the country. Info and link is below.
The federal government is hiring, and if your background is in security, you’re at the top of Uncle Sam’s most-wanted list, according to a new report – Where the Jobs Are: Mission Critical Opportunities for America, released by the Partnership for Public Service. The report outlines government-wide projected hiring needs through 2009 and is based on a survey of 34 federal agencies representing nearly 99 percent of the federal workforce. The survey finds nearly 193,000 mission critical jobs need to be filled in the next two years! -PARTNERSHIP IN PUBLIC SERVICE.
Here is the link to the website and short blurb about the report. You can access the report mid way down on the first page. http://ourpublicservice.org.