Hi, everyone–some great new opportunities this week! And remember–there are many more opportunities on MOJO! Drop-ins are from 2-5, Monday-Friday, if you need some assistance as you explore a potential career in healthcare.
Arlinda Wickland, Director, Student Fellowships and Health Professions
What’s New in INTERNSHIPS:
- Interested in creating innovative breakthroughs in cell therapy? Apply for this paid summer Engineering Internship with Terumo BCT, the largest medical device manufacturing company in Colorado. (Deadline: 5/28)
APPLICATION DEADLINES THIS WEEK:
- Want to gain a first-hand understanding of a young entrepreneurial non-profit? Apply for this paid Summer Internship with the Global Health Corps, a global community of emerging leaders building a movement for health equity. (Deadline: 3/15)
- Apply for this paid summer Research Internship with Pfizer at INROADS, a nonprofit preparing underserved youth for corporate and community leadership, to investigate mechanisms of fat and cholesterol synthesis. (3/15)
What’s New in JOBS:
APPLICATION DEADLINES THIS WEEK:
Thinking about pursuing a medical or graduate education in a couple years but want to gain some experience first? Apply to be a Research Technician at Boston’s Children’s Hospital, which is part of Harvard Medical School. (Deadline: 3/11)
What’s New in VOLUNTEER Opportunities:
EIA Events:
- March 11 & 12: Fund for Public Interest Group Info Table – The Fund for the Public Interest is a national nonprofit that builds support for progressive organizations. Join to gain knowledge of pressing concerns the country is facing and how to effectively generate public support.
- March 13: Middlebury Spring Job Fling – Seniors, not sure what to do after Middlebury? This is your chance to meet with a variety of liberal arts-friendly employers, like the Peace Corps, and Career Services staff all in one convenient place! Participating employers will be added to MOJO as they register.
- March 13: Peace Corps Recruiter-in-Residence Open Hours: Considering a career in International Sustainable Development? Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of community members? If you answered yes, you should consider becoming a Peace Corps volunteer after graduation.
EIA Reminders:
