The Green Mountain Conservation Camp (GMCC) program run by Fish & Wildlife is still searching for two female natural resource instructors for the 2019 season. The position begins June 3rd and ends August 17th.
GMCC’s mission is to educating youth about Vermont’s natural resources. The camps give youth life skills and knowledge they can use to continue the state’s traditional rural pursuits–enjoying all aspects of the outdoor world. The program’s greatest strength is connecting young people to the outdoors.
Annually, about 1,000 kids between the ages of 12-16 spend a week at GMCC. The camps run for nine weeks in the summer, and there are separate weeks for boys and girls. The camps are located at two sites: Edward F. Kehoe Camp in Castleton, VT and Buck Lake Camp in Woodbury, VT.
Shelburne Farms is seeking a summer-season, Middlebury student interested in learning from and working alongside their farm-based education programs and staff. The student will live onsite and is immersed in the daily rhythms of the farm and the cycle of the seasons. Farm-Based Camp Educators team-teach up to 9 weeks of their summer camp program.
They offer day camps for ages 4-14, and overnight camps for ages 12-17, which provide youth with opportunities to engage in their food system, build relationships with peers, and explore natural communities.
Mentorship will be provided by education staff members; a variety of texts and resources; and through independent reflection.
Unite for Sight has availability in their Global Health Leadership Internship in Connecticut, as well as in their Global Impact Corps opportunities in Ghana, Honduras, and India. Both programs are available during any month of the year, and it’s not too late to apply to participate in the summer months.
Participate in a hands-on, immersive, and unique global health experience for weeks or months in Ghana, Honduras, or India. Students and professionals support and assist local doctors as the local doctors provide care in villages, slums, and refugee camps to those who are otherwise unable to access or afford care. During the past decade, Unite For Sight has worked with our local partners to provide care to 2.5 million patients, including more than 100,000 sight-restoring surgeries. Unite For Sight’s program offers extensive learning opportunities for those interested in any aspect of public health, medicine, international development, and social entrepreneurship. Participants support and learn from the talented local doctors who are social entrepreneurs addressing complex global health issues. Watch a short video about the Global Impact Corps experience.
The Global Health Leadership Internship provides outstanding undergraduate, public health, medical, and graduate students, as well as recent graduates, with an opportunity to engage in high impact front-line global health delivery programs. This internship has a minimum of a full-time 4 week commitment, but at least an 8-12 week commitment is preferable. A minimum of a 6 week commitment is required during the summer months. The internship opportunity is available year-round. In this position, the Intern will work closely with Unite For Sight’s Core Management Team on global health programming. Interns work from our New Haven office that overlooks the Yale campus. Watch a short video about the Global Health Leadership Internship experience.
The Intensive Health Scholar program at COPE Health Solutions is perfect for individuals looking to gain firsthand experience in a clinical setting, along with health care management interactions and experiences, in an intensive format over eight (8) weeks during the summer. You will participate in skill-based workshops, such as suturing, and attend a seminar taught by UCLA faculty. Upon graduation, you will receive a completion certificate from UCLA’s Executive Programs in Health Policy and Management.
The Experience
Fulfill clinical experience hours required or preferred by graduate or professional schools during your summer break
Attend exclusive health care workshops and admissions panels
Gain an inside view of various health care careers and medical specialties as you rotate through many areas in the hospital or ambulatory care setting
Receive a completion certification from UCLA’s Executive Programs in Health Policy & Management upon graduation
Join over 34,000 alumni as a COPE Connect member and connect with health care leaders, access expert guidance and career advice and receive member-only discounts
Many positions still available. Please apply soon!
The Summer Treatment Program (STP) at Florida International University is a comprehensive program for children with ADHD and related behavioral, emotional and learning challenges. The STP has successfully helped more than 3,000 children and families and is composed of evidence-based intensive treatments incorporated into an eight-week therapeutic summer camp setting. Group and tailored individual treatment plans are focused on improving problem-solving, academic functioning and social skills — while also incorporating recreational, age-appropriate games and group activities.
They offer training opportunities for students — both undergraduate and graduate, from universities and colleges across the U.S. — through their nationally acclaimed Summer Treatment Program.
Applications accepted through Spring 2019. No application deadline.
They receive a large number of applications, apply early.
Room, board, and travel expenses are not covered. Accepted staff members interested in finding roommates will have the opportunity to make housing and carpool arrangements via social media.
Dates, hours, salary, and responsibilities for all positions vary by program and position.
Once positions have been filled applicants will be placed on a waiting list.
Applicants will be asked to provide the names, titles, and contact information for the people who will be submitting letters of recommendation on their behalf
Applicants may also upload supplemental information such as a current resume or Curriculum Vitae and cover letter if they wish
Are you kind, approachable, compassionate, energetic, spirited, resourceful, and can you maintain a smile and sense of humor even during the most challenging of days? If yes, then we hope you will apply to work at CCI this summer!
Front desk coverage is needed 20-32 hours per week through the summer (Monday-Friday). Flexible hours, can be combined with another on-campus summer job.
To be considered for this position, please submit a cover letter outlining your fit for the position, why you want to work at the CCI and why you want to stay in Middlebury this summer. Include your résumé, and the names of two references. Strong candidates will be contacted for an interview on a rolling basis.
Underclassmen and students with diverse backgrounds and interests are encouraged to apply. Application deadline 4/1.
