AIESEC is a global platform for young people to explore and develop their leadership potential. They are a non-political, independent, not-for-profit organization run by students and recent graduates of institutions of higher education with a local chapter at Georgia Tech. AIESEC provides professional internships and volunteer experiences all over the world that encourage cross-cultural understanding and challenge young people to develop themselves and contribute to communities around the world. Please visit aiesecus.org or find the local chapter on Facebook at AIESEC Georgia Tech for more information on how to become involved with the programs or with the local committee at Georgia Tech.

AIESEC has multiple fall and spring positions posted in CareerBuzz.

Solidarity Ignite is a nonprofit which brings students from across the country together to focus on social justice issues on their campuses and get trained in concrete organizing skills to advance these efforts.

Year Up is a nonprofit with a mission to close the Opportunity Divide by providing urban young adults ages 18-24 with the skills, experience, and support that will empower them to reach their potential through professional careers and higher education. Through a one-year intensive training program, these young adults complete a combination of technical and professional skills training to earn college credit and corporate internships.

Year Up is about a 3 minute walk from the Georgia Tech. campus and right by the Scheller College of Business.

For further details on the below postings, contact David Pham at dpham@yearup.org

Hiring: IT Instructor for Year Up

For more details about the instructor position and to apply, visit:https://yearup.csod.com/ats/careersite/JobDetails.aspx?id=563

Volunteer Tutors Recruitment

Year Up is looking for tutors to help their students with building effective study skills. All majors welcome. Ideally, volunteer hours would be after 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.

For further details, contact David Pham at dpham@yearup.org

Epic Intentions is a student organization on campus seeking diverse student talent for nonprofit and social enterprise consulting opportunities. We are looking to recruit students from ALL MAJORS who are interested in service learning and community engagement, while also accruing consulting experience through robust projects.

We are hosting an info session today, Wednesday, August 19 in Van Leer C457 from 5-6PM. Join our Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/627106350725577/

Please feel free to email us at epicintentions@gatech.edu or visit our website at epicintentions.gatech.edu.

The International Rescue Committee Atlanta’s Youth Education Department has expanded and is in need of many volunteers to support their after-school program as well as a couple of interns to provide in-office support. The International Rescue Committee is looking for interpreter volunteers, education volunteers, and education interns.

The International Rescue Committee (IRC) responds to the world’s worst humanitarian crises and helps people to survive and rebuild their lives. At work in over 40 countries and 22 U.S. cities to restore safety, dignity and hope, the IRC leads the way from harm to home. The IRC in Atlanta office was established in 1979 and has resettled over 21,000 refugees from nearly 50 countries into the Greater Atlanta area. As the largest refugee resettlement agency in Georgia, the IRC in Atlanta resettles an average of 800 refugees into Georgia annually and provides additional services and assistance to another 1,500 refugees and asylees.

Robogals Georgia Tech is a non-profit organization that aims to engage more girls in engineering and technology through robotics workshops at local schools around the city. They are hosting an info session next Tuesday, March 10th at 6:30-7:00pm in KLAUS 1447.

New Orleans Alternative Spring Break:

-Session A: March 10 - 15th
-Session B: March 13 - 18th

Students from across the country converge in New Orleans for an alternative Spring Break of building our organizing skills, support a live-campaign of low-wage workers fighting for living-wages and respect at work, and enjoying the Big Easy!

Monday, November 3, 2014: Project Horseshoe Farm Fellowship info session: 12:00 – 1:00 in Clough 323 – Come learn more about the fellowship for a gap/bridge year opportunity for those interested in medicine, public health, health policy, non-profit management, mental health and/or education.

Epic Intentions is new student run group on campus seeking diverse student talent from every corner of campus for nonprofit and social enterprise consulting opportunities. We are looking to recruit students from ALL MAJORS who are not only passionate about and/or interested in service learning and community engagement, but also accruing legitimate consulting work experience with local firms through robust projects that require the technical knowledge and leadership skills of an elite Georgia Tech education. 

The TEACH.Org campus organizer is a paid internship* on campus for the fall semester (and possible future semesters). Campus organizers will help recruit the next generation of outstanding teachers. Each organizer will work closely with TEACH's Regional Director in designing and executing TEACH's visibility and recruitment campaign on their campus and community.

Campus Organizers have a unique opportunity to work with a national campaign and develop their professional skills in communication, community organizing, marketing, and public speaking while gaining an understanding of how a successful public-private partnership operates. We are looking for students of all class levels and majors who have a passion for education and community service.

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For more information or to apply for the position, please contact Charlie Ingram at ingram.charlie@teach.org with your current resume and contact information. Please include your area of study and current GPA. Hours are flexible and the Campus Organizer Internship pays $9 per hour. You may also contact Susan Belmonte, Pre-Teaching Advisor, at sbelmonte@gatech.edu with questions.

*Neither TEACH.ORG nor the internship are affiliated with Georgia Tech nor part of the Pre-Teaching program.

The COS fund supports students with high-financial needs achieve academic success through the gift of textbooks. Many students are limited by their inability to purchase expensive required texts and necessary learning materials. The COS fund enables students to be independent thinkers and learners by removing financial obstacles to educational achievement.

There are two internship opportunities coming up for the Spring 2014 semester in Development and Communications for the Atlanta Habitat for Humanity.  The mission of Atlanta Habitat for Humanity is to partner with working families, sponsors and communities to build affordable, green, quality homes and to provide support services that promote successful home purchase and ownership. Atlanta Habitat offers an intern the opportunity to work directly on sponsorship and fund development projects in a nonprofit environment and to be a part of our great mission

“Careers in Government and Non-Profits” 

Looking for experience as a volunteer, an intern, or as an employee in a non-profit or a community-based organization?

Check out www.idealist.org

Idealist.org connects people with opportunities to volunteer, get involved, attend events or find a job in different fields. Idealist has a career site, a blog, and other resources to help connect you with others who want to help the world.Also check out www.idealistcareers.org.

Since 2004,  over 135 students have been placed by SEF in nearly 70 nonprofits and foundations throughout the region focused on providing advocacy, grant-making, policy analysis, research, community organizing, and direct service in education.   Students are given summer placements that pair well with their experience, educational interests, career paths, and developmental needs. During this experiential learning opportunity, students examine strategies for improving education, addressing community needs, and putting theory into practice.

The selection process for interns is highly competitive. SEF’s website, www.southerneducation.org provides additional information about the internship.  Diversity is important to SEF so we hope that you will act on this request for assistance by sharing it broadly and inclusively with qualified students.

Interns receive:

• An opportunity to work for eight weeks in an organization concerned with equity and excellence e.g., a policy institution, community-based organization or philanthropic institution;
• Trainings that expose students to research in the field, stress the importance of civic engagement, teach strategies for making change, and provide opportunities to meet and learn from inspiring leaders involved in education policy and practice; 
• Guidance and supervision provided by seasoned sector leaders to work through the summer intensively on challenging research, education policy, and nonprofit program related projects; and
• The opportunity to present their work to their peers, reflect, brainstorm how to take the lessons learned from this experience back to their communities, and become part of a network of emerging leaders in the sector.

 The program provides a generous stipend of $4,000 for undergraduates and $4,500 for graduate students along with reimbursement for all airfare/car mileage expenses associated with travelling to and from SEF trainings to summer placements.

We know that you are busy and time is short, but we are hopeful that you will take a few minutes to reach out to your best and brightest students who ought to apply to be involved in this program because of their interests in education equity, community service, public policy, and philanthropy.

The application can be downloaded here.

Founded in 1973 by Dr. John M Virgo, the International Atlantic Economic Society is a not-for-profit membership organization committed to sharing economic ideas worldwide. Along with hosting two conferences per year, the IAES publishes two economic journals quarterly. This job would be perfect for a rising sophomore or junior who is interested in economics, international business, international affairs, management/administration, or communication, with particular regards to coordinating with a publishing house.


Requirements:

• Excellent verbal and written communication skills with an emphasis on grammar and spelling
• Experience with MS Word and MS Excel
• Experience with HTML and/or Dreamweaver
• Minimum GPA 3.0
• Fast learner
• Dead-line oriented
• Work well under pressure
• Able to work independently
• Rising Sophomore or Junior (no seniors unless graduating in May 2013)
• Business Administration and Ivan Allen Majors only

Job description:

Intern will be involved in many aspects of the administration of two quarterly professional research journals. He/she will be taught the skills necessary to assist in processing manuscripts. He/she will copyedit manuscripts. He/she will learn various computer packages, learn web maintenance and design, and learn how to communication with scholars around the globe. He/she will be paid $7-$10 per hour and work 10-20 hours per week starting in the fall. Schedule is flexible based on student's class schedule. Not a one semester internship. Must be interested in working for 9-12 months. The job is located in downtown Atlanta and is easily accessible via MARTA.

To apply, please email a cover letter and resume to iaes@iaes.org. Applications sent without a cover letter will not be considered.