Nonprofit consulting job with info session this week
TDC, a nonprofit management consulting and research firm, seeks an Associate Consultant to join our team. TDC works exclusively with nonprofit, governmental, educational, and philanthropic organizations, providing them with the business and management tools critical to achieving mission success.
Associate Consultants’ engagements span TDC’s portfolio of work with organizations, funders, and sector-wide research projects. Associate Consultants staff multiple client engagements simultaneously, working in project teams of two to four with a variety of TDC’s senior consultants. Responsibilities include:
- Project management and client communications, including collecting and managing materials, scheduling meetings, preparing agendas, taking notes, and managing timelines and processes;
- Research, including developing research plans, designing and implementing surveys and conducting stakeholder interviews and focus groups;
- Data analysis, including review of financial information, demographic data, audience and donor data, and qualitative documents and findings;
- Deliverable preparation, including writing meeting summaries, drafting memos, preparing slide decks and presentations, and contributing to financial models and strategic plans.
TDC will be hosting a webinar on Thursday, February 3 from 5:30-7:00pm EST for interested candidates to learn more about the firm, the role, and the application process. To attend, register here. And to apply to the job, click here
Salary Negotiation Workshop on Tuesday
Come learn how to negotiate salary and benefits on Tuesday, Feb 1 at 4 pm in Axinn 219. Open to all students!
From Athlete to Diplomat: Careers in Foreign Affairs
From Athlete to Diplomat… Careers in Foreign Affairs Virtual Panel hosted by the University of Miami
Monday, January 31, 2022 at 4:00pm EST via Zoom
Former NCAA athletes turned U.S. Diplomats share their transition to a life of diplomacy and provide guidance on life changing careers, internships, and fellowships with the U.S. Department of State.
Click HERE to register!
Public Policy Institute of CA internships
PPIC’s Summer Intern Program provides an opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students interested in a public policy career to work in a policy research environment. For summer 2022, we plan to bring in six interns, one for each of the following projects:
- Understanding Drought Impacts and Developing Improved Cross-Sector Drought Indicators for California
- Groundwater Sustainability and Farmland Transitions in the San Joaquin Valley: Implications for Farm and Local Finance
- Improving CalFresh Policy to Support Employment and Stabilize Incomes
- Implementing California’s Broadband Investments
- Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Community College Student Outcomes and Equity
- Covid-19 Stimulus Funding Impact on California Higher Education Finance
A detailed description of each project is posted at https://www.ppic.org/about-ppic/careers/ along with application link and instructions.
Economic Equity Policy Fellow at Greenlining Institute
The Greenlining Institute’s Leadership Academy Fellowship is an 11-month training and experiential learning program for early career leaders seeking to gain hands-on public policy experience and invest in their personal and professional growth.
Fellows are integrated into one of Greenlining’s policy teams to develop, plan, and implement the organization’s policy and advocacy efforts while they simultaneously work with the Leadership Academy to focus on the skills to support their personal growth and deepen their leadership perspective.
We’re looking for individuals who have a strong commitment to racial equity and social justice for communities of color and can demonstrate a sincere interest in building themselves into true race equity leaders. Our offices are based in Oakland, CA and participants will be expected to attend in-person throughout the program.
More details and to apply, check out Handshake here
Consulting Job at Dalberg Advisors
Dalberg is a global group working to build a more inclusive and sustainable world where all people, everywhere, can reach their fullest potential. We partner with and serve communities, governments, and companies throughout the world, providing an innovative mix of advisory, investment, research, analytics, and design services. Today’s complex global problems require new solutions. We are from everywhere, at home anywhere – a US and Latin American company as much as an Asian, African, Middle Eastern, and European one.
You aspire to become a leader in global development and social impact by tackling global issues, from malnutrition to climate change to economic opportunities, ensuring no population is left behind. You enjoy collaborating with teams working across continents and cultures. You excel in quantitative and qualitative analysis, and you want to put your skills to work – transforming organizations, advising investors, and shaping new initiatives. You are a committed self-starter with an excellent academic record, a passion for impact and development, and an entrepreneurial spirit.
Check out the job in Handshake here. Deadline is February 11. This is a great entry level opportunity!
Also be sure to check out their interview prep here, which includes case practices.
Workshop: Lessons on How Embracing Risk and Failure Can Help You Succeed
It’s okay to mess up! Come to this session to explore your capacity to learn and develop. Build your understanding of neuroplasticity, the significance of your mindset, the role of self-talk, and how risk-taking and failure are critical to growth. This session will help you train your brain to embrace “failure” as a learning opportunity, while also planning ahead for potential obstacles and encouraging self-resiliency. Presented by Bruce Perlow | Program Director and Facilitator, The DREAM Program
Tuesday, January 18th 2022
4:30 pm – 5:30 pm
Axinn 219
Two social impact fellowships – one summer, and one full time
These look really cool!
The Mayor’s office in the city of Boston is hosting the:
New Urban Mechanics summer fellowship
A unique opportunity for creative, curious, and entrepreneurial folks. We need people passionate about civic issues to work with communities and try something new. Our summer fellowship is a highly selective program. Fellows work as a team, creating and putting in place thoughtful new prototypes, policies, or programs to benefit Boston. Fellows also take part in professional development opportunities to get a broad view of careers in City government.
Deadline is January 18. All the details here: https://www.boston.gov/departments/new-urban-mechanics/summer-fellowship
The next one is called the:
FAO Schwarz Fellowship
This is an intensive, transformative two-year experience in the world of social impact. Our Fellows are highly motivated, passionate recent college graduates who are committed to social justice. They have proven academic excellence, demonstrated leadership in their college communities and are eager to immerse themselves in an experience that will challenge them, train them and empower them with the skills and network they need to jumpstart a successful nonprofit career.
Fellows work at leading nonprofit organizations in Boston, New York City and Philadelphia. Each organization is deeply valued in their communities and has a strong record of delivering high-quality services that address critical issues of social inequity and producing consistent results. Working with their hosts, FAO Schwarz Fellows deepen their knowledge and understanding of relevant social issues, work directly with host communities, and lead strategic projects that strengthen the organization’s capacity and impact. The Fellowships also include professional development retreats, social experiences as a cohort and individualized mentoring.
Deadline is February 10. All the details are here in Handshake
Internships, Resumes, and Informational Interviews!
Three workshops this week will teach you how to find a summer internship, how to create or improve your resume, and how to navigate interviews and networking conversations.
CCI events to get you ready for your summer internship or job search:
Find and Fund your Summer Internship
Tues, Jan. 11, 4:30-5:30 pm, Zoom Webinar
Considering an internship this summer? This workshop will walk you through how to find an internship and discuss CCI’s grants for unpaid summer internships.
Register and access link in Handshake
This webinar will be recorded so if you can’t attend, please register via link above and the recording will be sent to you.
Resume Tips and Tricks
Wed, Jan. 12, 4:30 pm-5:30 pm, Axinn 229
Is your resume ready to apply to summer jobs, internships, or CCI’s summer internship funding? CCI’s Peer Career Advisors will teach you their top tips and tricks for creating a resume or taking your current one from good to great!
Register and access link in Handshake
After attending this workshop, get your resume approved at Quick Questions and be entered to win a $500 airline gift card!
Attend this event co-sponsored by CCI, MiddCore, and Compass to get you ready for important informational and networking conversations that can lead to internships, jobs, and clarity on future career paths.
Cultivating Relationships: The Art of the Informational Interview
Tuesday, January 11, 3:00-4:00 pm via Zoom
Do you have nerves around interviewing and outreach? Want to put your best foot forward in an interview? After a successful start to a career in sales, Amelia Howard ’19.5 will share a framework and best practices for taking the lead in professional conversations. With Amelia’s support, build skills, strategies, and confidence to make lasting professional connections this winter and beyond.
Presented by Amelia Howard ‘19.5 | Account Executive, Gong | Co-sponsored by CCI, MiddCore & Compass
Register and access Zoom link and password
The Center for Community Engagement presents a Winter Term Workshop: Social Justice with Community Partners
The Center for Community Engagement is hosting a series of 3 Winter Term Workshops focusing on Social Justice in Community Engagement, and they’d love to have you join them!
Their goal is to create a co-learning space to advance social justice and build community between Middlebury College faculty and staff, Middlebury students, and Addison County non-profit organizations and social service agencies.
If you are interested in joining one or more sessions, RSVP here!
Here are the sessions and dates:
Understanding Power and Privilege
January 14, 2-3:30 pm
On Zoom
Social Identity and Intersectionality
January 21, 2-3:30 pm
On Zoom
Ethical, Strengths-Based Community Engagement
January 28, 2-3:30pm
On Zoom
RSVP link: https://forms.gle/F6ws9oEuDCNp2Qup7