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This weekly e-mail highlights interesting internship opportunities and other important information that will
aid you in securing an internship! The internships listed below are just a sampling of what is available. For
complete listings of all current internships, log on to  at http://careers.usc.edu. New internships
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The Japanese American Cultural and Community Center is pleased to announce that they have
been awarded the Multicultural Undergraduate Summer Internship Grant from the Getty
Foundation, a program that aims to increase the diversity in professions related to museums and
visual arts, giving students experience in key areas such as curatorial work, conservation,
education, publications, and related programmatic activities. The JACCC is one of the
participating organizations in the Los Angeles County that offer internships for outstanding
students who are members of groups currently underrepresented in these professions, including
individuals of African American, Asian, Latino/Hispanic, Native American and Pacific Islander
descent. The Visual Arts Intern at the JACCC will work directly with the Visual Arts department,
experiencing first-hand the work, organization and installation that goes into setting up this
summer¶s programs, including the Struggling Cities, Straw Wattle and 71st Annual Nisei Week
exhibitions; the On the Veranda Lecture Series; and JACCC's annual Movies on the Plaza
screening. To be eligible for the Visual Arts Internship candidates must be a currently enrolled
 undergraduate, having completed at least one semester of college by June 2011 or complete their
degree by September 1, 2011. Candidates must be a resident of or attend college in Los Angeles
County, and be a United States Citizen or permanent resident. Intern candidates may come from
any area of undergraduate study and are not required to have demonstrated a previous commitment
to the visual arts. The intern will receive a gross salary of $3,500 for a ten-week period atthe
JACCC. Internships are a full-time position running from mid-June through mid-August. Those
interested in applying for the position may forward their resume, a personal statement (no more
than 500 words, double-spaced, typed) and two letters of recommendation or the contact
information of two references attention to Gavin Kelley, JACCC 244 S. San Pedro St., #505, Los
Angeles, CA 90012, Fax (213) 617-8576 or email kelley@jaccc.org by Friday, April 29, 2011.
Finalists will be contacted for a phone interview by May 2 and must be prepared for an in-person
interview between Thursday, May 5 and Thursday, May 12, 2011.

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The intern will work under the direction of the Museum Administrator, to plan and develop two
highlight tours of the William S. Hart Museum. Currently, the Hart Museum offers free general
tours of the famed silent film star¶s retirement mansion that includes various aspects of William S.
Hart¶s life and legacy. The intern¶s project will include the research and organization of two new
tours of which one will focus on William S. Hart¶s acting career (theater and film) while the
second tour will highlight the museum building¶s historic architecture. Please note that this
internship will take place during summer 2011 at the William S. Hart Museum in Newhall, CA.
Intern schedule is Tuesday through Saturday, 40 hours per week. The Getty Multicultural
Undergraduate Internship at the William S. Hart Museum is intended specifically for outstanding
students who are members of groups currently underrepresented in museum professions:
individuals of African American, Asian, Latino/Hispanic, Native American, and Pacific Islander
descent. Eligible applicants must be currently enrolled undergraduates who reside or attend
college in Los Angeles County, will have completed at least one semester of college by June 2011,
and will graduate by or after September 2011. Candidates are sought from all areas of
undergraduate study and are not required to have demonstrated a previous commitment to museum
education. Employment would be May 30 and run through August 19, 2011. There is one opening,
and the work schedule would be from Tuesday through Saturday. To apply, visit
www.nhm.org/jobs and click 'Jobs at Hart or use the direct link
https://home.eease.com/recruit/?id=573297

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McGladrey Capital Markets internship program is open to students enrolled in undergraduate and
graduate programs. Applicants must demonstrate a keen desire to learn about the investment
banking industry, and to develop their careers in the industry. Interns will be assigned various
projects based on business needs and the individual¶s skill sets and interests. Intern will work on a
variety of M&A advisory and private placement/capital raising transactions in various stages.
Support an industry specific team and strategy including Aerospace & Defense, Basic Industries,
Healthcare, Technology, Gaming, Media, Energy, Consumer Products, Chemicals & Plastics,
Infrastructure, and Test & Measurement. Individuals will be assigned a wide variety of projects
within the investment banking groups and given as much responsibility as their experience and
capabilities permit. This is a full-time summer internship. To apply, email cover letter and resume
to: tyler.dale@mcgladrey.com. Please include "Investment Banking Internship" in the subject line.

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Through a grant provided by the Getty Foundation, The Autry is able to offer this summer
internship. The purpose of the Multicultural Internship Program is to increase diversity in the
professions related to museums and the visual arts, and to provide support for local organizations.
 Under the supervision of Carolyn Brucken, Chief Curator, the Curatorial Intern will work as part
of the curatorial team to learn about the full range of activities in exhibition research, development,
and installation. The intern will participate in research and development for two installations
scheduled for the summer and fall of 2011. The two projects include: 1) working with Ms.
Brucken on the education component for a new exhibit of 19th century historic clothing
documenting people on the western military frontier and 2) working with Jeffrey Richardson,
Associate Curator of Western History and Popular Culture, on the installation of a gallery
exploring the history of Samuel Colt¶s revolutionary revolver in the American West. Together,
these two projects will provide insight into different stages of an exhibition project. Second, the
intern will participate as a member of the curatorial department in the development of a
downloadable application that will tell the unexpected history of the West through individual
artifacts in the Autry¶s permanent collections. The intern will learn how to research art and history,
selecting one of the objects to work on in this project and contributing to the development of a
museum application and audio guide that tells the history of the West through 10 objects. The
intern¶s responsibilities will include: working closely with members of the curatorial department,
learning the basics of professional curatorial practices such as handling objects and manuscripts,
researching art and artifacts, designing exhibitions, and developing content in multiple formats for
museum audiences, assisting in developing and testing a prototype of a museum application for
smart phones and tablets, and developing intellectual content for museum application through
historical research, selection of images, and writing of text. The internship will last 10 weeks from
June to August 2011, exact start and end dates to be mutually agreed upon. Eligibility for the
internships is limited to currently enrolled undergraduates who either reside or attend college in
Los Angeles County, will have completed at least one semester of college by June 2011, or who
will complete their undergraduate degree by September 1, 2011. Candidates can be from all areas
of undergraduate study and are not required to have demonstrated previous commitment to the
visual arts. Candidates must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident. Please email your resume and
letter of interest to hr@theautry.org.

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CenterCal Properties, a retail development company, specializes in building and managing

lifestyle shopping centers throughout the Pacific Northwest and California. We are seeking a part-
time CAD Intern to join the Cad/Design team. The primary responsibilities of a CAD Intern will
include working closely with the Design Director, Leasing and Tenant Services departments to
create lease exhibits, maintain lease plans, archive drawing sets and assist in developing prototype
site plans, signage and storefronts. The ideal candidate must have the following qualifications:
Two year minimum experience with AutoCAD 2007 or newer, Third or Fourth year student
pursuing an associate¶s or bachelor¶s degree in architecture, design or computer drafting,
Proficient in Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign, Strong interest in computer drawing and retail
development. Possess a positive attitude and an eye for detail. Be able to work independently with
deadlines. Strong communication and coordination skills. Available 20 hours per week. Please
email cover letter (include career interests), resume and work samples in pdf or jpeg format (4MB
max) to tcarter@centercal.com. No phone calls please.

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Looking for a cool summer internship that will give you the chance to participate in various stages
of Marketing, Branding, Public Relations, Video Production, and Social Media? Champion Media
& Entertainment offers you a unique opportunity to work for a rapidly growing media company,
changing the way media is pushed out the door. Champion Media & Entertainment is an
established Broadcast Public Relations / Video Production / Social Media shop based in Santa
Monica, California. Champion Media is a leader in Video Production, Social Media, Media
 Relations, Graphic Design, Branding, Marketing, and Web Site Builds. Our company philosophy
is basically this: regardless of position or tenure at the company, The Best Idea Wins. Period. We
are looking for bright, driven team players to fill our internship positions. We all wear multiple
hats, and each member has the opportunity to see campaigns go from ideas to creation, through
development, and on to final execution. Come share your ideas with us! Internship
Responsibilities Include: Assist with Biz Dev, Online Advertising, Content Deals, Brand
Marketing, Press Placements, ROI reports, Event Preparation, and be a Production Assistant on
shoots; help with blogs, maintain company and client social networks, newsletters, and web video
channels. Copy writing and copy editing experience is a plus. We desire input for all types of
consumer brands. Come up with creative ideas for Champion Media & Entertainment-web site,
client press & publicity campaigns, assist with Social Media campaigns, assist with presentations
to Fortune 500 companies, ideas for new partners, ideas for new marketing campaigns/events, and
keep u informed on the trends for Gen Y and Gen X. Job Requirements: College Student: Business,
Marketing, Communications, Broadcasting, Film, Journalism, or Public Relations curriculum
preferred, but all majors welcome. A working knowledge of Web 2.0 landscape, social
networking/media, tags, biz dev, social media, marketing, advertising, television, film, and web
video production & distribution. Experience with Final Cut, Photoshop, After Effects, and other
Adobe Products a big plus. Knowledge of pop culture, entertainment, and trends across multiple
platforms. Must be able to commit 3 full days a week during summer (June to August 15). Must
have excellent interpersonal skills and be able to interact with all types of personalities. Many of
our current staffers started as Champion Media interns. What we offer: Letter of recommendation
for school or future employer... providing you fulfill your obligations; possible job at Champion
Media after graduation. College credit available with help from your school. To apply, please send
resume and cover letter to ChampionMediaIntern@gmail.com.

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Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson is currently accepting applications for the Summer 2011
Mayoral Internship Program. The Mayoral Internship Program offers an unparalleled opportunity to
work with one of the most dynamic, visionary and high profile leaders in the country. Working
closely with the Mayor¶s staff, interns will support office operations such as constituent affairs,
advance, communications, scheduling, and community outreach. Interns will be based in the
Mayor¶s Office and must commit to at least 40 hours a week for 8 weeks. Applicants must be
currently enrolled in a college or graduate program, possess a strong interest in public service and
public policy, demonstrate a record of academic achievement, and be able to work in a fast-paced
environment. Must have exceptional organization and project management skills. Excellent
communication skills and proficiency with Microsoft Office a must. Priority will be given to
candidates able to make larger time commitments. As internships are unpaid, applicants are
encouraged to pursue additional funding options (e.g. stipends/scholarships for social enterprise or
public service). Our office is happy to support these efforts however possible. To apply, please
email a resume, cover letter, and one-page writing sample to mayorstaffing@cityofsacramento.org.
Applications will be considered on a rolling basis until April 15, 2011. Applicants are strongly
advised to apply as soon as possible.

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Jane Harmon recently stepped down as the representative for California's 36th Congressional
District and Debra Bowen, California's current Secretary of State, is running in a special election
to succeed her. Secretary Bowen seeks interns who are ready to participate in a fast-paced political
race in the Los Angeles area. Ideal candidates are motivated and dedicated students who want to
get involved in the political process and make a significant impact in the local community. The
36th District of California (CD-36) includes the cities of San Pedro, Torrance, Carson, Redondo
Beach, Hermosa Beach, Manhattan Beach, El Segundo, Marina del Rey, Venice, and Los Angeles.
Internship Benefits include: resume building, gaining real work experience, flexible hours,
meeting potential employers, and a letter of recommendation provided upon completion based on
 merit of work. This is a great opportunity for those that are looking to gain experience in political
campaigns. At the same time, this internship provides rigorous work for those that have previously
participated in the electoral process, allowing them to get ahead and add to their political
background. Requirements include dedication and diligent work ethic, excellent written and verbal
communications skills, must be flexible and able to adapt to a fast-paced environment, willing to
learn about the election process. All majors are encouraged to apply. We are seeking someone to
work around 10 hrs/week. To apply, please email resume and cover letter to Esete Assefa
at info@debrabowen.com.

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This hands-on internship involves directly assisting the project manager with publicity campaigns,
focusing on online press, lifestyle outlets and social media. You¶ll have the power to implement
your own ideas into PR campaigns and work closely with artists, as you help them expand their
fan base and create buzz. You¶ll also get a real-life look at how marketing and PR play an integral
role at every stage of an artist¶s career ± from a brand new band to award-winning performers,
across multiple genres (indie, rock, pop, singer/songwriter).We look for the following: Good
computer skills, good phone skills, efficient research skills, fast learner, ability to work in a team,
ultra creative mind and ability to think outside the box. Must be able to effectively organize
information and work quickly. An awareness and appreciation of a wide range of music
(especially beyond the mainstream Top40 and MTV) is appreciated and very helpful. To apply,
email cover letters with resumes to Hunter@Lafamos.com

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Solid is seeking design and animation production interns to work in a multi-disciplined design
studio in Santa Monica, California. Interns will have a minimum of 2 years of successful
completion in an accredited design or art school program. Design and 2D animation candidates
will be proficient in Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and After Effects. 3D candidates must have
strong working knowledge of either Maya or Cinema 4D applications. A successful intern
candidate will possess a strong design aesthetic, have great research skills and have the ability to
take creative direction. Interns will work in a fast paced design studio and assist on an array of
tasks ranging from design development to research to full design/animation production. Please
inquire at jobs@solidla.com, and submit a resume and cover letter along with portfolio. Any intern
could parlay his or her internship into a full time position if their qualifications and ability meet
our particular needs at the time. Internship will be 20 hrs/week, two days a week between May-
June 2011.

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AARP California interns are unpaid but do qualify for a stipend and will work closely with the
AARP staff and volunteers to assist in the planning, coordination and implementation of various
initiatives, campaigns and other focus areas in California. These activities will also provide
education, outreach, service and advocacy for our members and various communities across the
state and country. Upper division undergraduates (Juniors and Seniors) in Gerontology, Public
Policy, Public Health, Social Work or related areas of study, or students currently working on a
master¶s degree in the same fields. Interns must be able to work well with diverse populations,
work well with older adults, plan and implement programs or projects, and collaborate with other
organizations around AARP priority issues. Good organizational and communication skills a must.
Interns must also be proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint programs) and
online search tools. 35 hrs/week between May 30 ± Sept 2, 2011. Internship interviews will take
place Late April-Early May 2011. For more information or to apply, please contact Antoine Cook
at acook@aarp.org, 626-585-2608 or Sara Aranda at saranda@aarp.org, 916-556-3003

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Considering your next step after college? Ever thought about pursuing anMBA? The Harvard
Business School Summer Venture in ManagementProgram (SVMP), a one-week management
training program for risingcollege seniors, is designed to increase diversity and opportunity in
businesseducation. Spend a week living on campus. Attend classes taught by HBSprofessors.
Analyze business case studies and debate management issueswith peers and faculty. A long-
standing HBS tradition, SVMP exposes high-potentialcollege students to the HBS MBA experience
for one weekduring the summer between junior and senior year. SVMPparticipants engage in HBS
case method instruction, whichhelps them to develop a broad understanding of today¶sbusiness
environment and encourages them to considerbusiness school as an option after college graduation.
This unique educational experience ² in combinationwith a summer internship at a sponsoring
company ororganization ² provides valuable insights into the challengesbusiness leaders face, the
range of opportunities that exist in management, and the impact you can have on yourcommunity
and the world through successful leadership.Wondering whether business school is a good fit for
you? Weencourage you to apply for SVMP and explore what an MBAprogram has to offer. You
might just discover a new directionfor your future.Participants are selected based on academic
achievement,demonstrated leadership, and personal characteristics.Because SVMP is designed to
help promote educational diversity and opportunity in business, we also take intoconsideration
whether the applicant is: the first family member to attend college; a member of a group that is
currently underrepresented; in business schools and corporate America (e.g., African-American,
Latino, Native American, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual or Transgender);from a family with little or no
business education or experience; and/ora student at a school from which graduates
areunderrepresented in business (e.g., a communitycollege¶s four-year degree program or a
predominatelyminority college).Visit www.hbs.edu/svmp for additional programinformation as well
as application details and deadlines.If you have any questions regarding the SummerVenture in
Management Program, please contactsvmp@hbs.edu.

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