A few years ago, I worked at a Starbucks in Plano, TX, as a stockboy for a month during the Christmas rush. But that was strictly for fun--I couldn't afford to fund my travels as a partner, nor would I be able to spends months every year on the road.

Intern responsibilities vary, but all include substantive work, such as conducting research, coordinating events, managing databases, covering congressional hearings, fundraising, participating in direct service, and writing for newsletters of other publications. Students should expect some clerical duties such as filing, answering phones, or photocopying. back to top

What's that you say? You want to work for free? Here is the deal: We can always use help with retail, college radio, press and art. We're looking for 10 ? 15 hours a week from anyone interested in the position in exchange for college credit. What does help in retail, college radio and press mean? Just that you will be spending a lot of time on the phone charming people into promoting our artists.

I've give my URL out to many partners, managers, and district managers that I've met while on the road, and some have told me they've passed it around. Recently, I've been contacted by various employees of Starbucks Corporate with words of enthusiasm, or just questions about my project. So somebody up in Seattle knows.

The only real rule right now is that you can't sleep, or appear to be sleeping, in the shop. Other stuff is common sense stuff, like don't wet the bed. Oh, actually, there's one more rule, but it's not really a rule, because it's more about enforcing an existing rule. If you play Monopoly, you MUST know that the $500 in the middle that you get if you land on "Free Parking" is NOT a bonafide Monopoly rule.

Suppositories should be stored in your freezer and used when frozen as well. Frozen suppositories are easier to insert. Room temperature suppositories will deform upon insertion.

The U.S. Geological Survey offers diverse employment opportunities for students in biology, hydrology, computer science, cartography, geology, administration, and many other fields. Please visit our Student Employment Web site at http://www.usgs.gov/student/. You may also wish to contact an individual science center regarding possible volunteer or internship opportunities http://biology.usgs.gov/pub_aff/centers.html.

KHRP recruits interns and volunteers throughout the year to work on its diverse projects and activities. Interns and volunteers are a valued and integral part of the organisation, and applications are welcomed from any race, ethnic origin, culture, gender, sexuality, disability, age or religion. At any one time there are between six and ten interns in the office. Internships are usually for a minimum of three months.

A teacher intern in an overseas school is someone who either does not have a teacher's certificate or has their teacher's certificate but does not have experience and acts in a reduced teaching capacity. An interning teacher's duties might include teaching three classes a day, coaching sports, sponsoring clubs, and chaperoning school functions. The salary and benefits are less than those of a fully certified teacher: half salary, some insurance benefits, and shared housing.

It depends on the internship you apply for. for cultural internships, you will be considered more of an understudy so your responsibilities might increase as you get more comfortable with your environment.

Must be 18 years old. Must be currently in college or have one year of relevant marketing experience.

Yes, if you have completed your medical degree, you can be an intern in our human/computer interaction teaching hospital. Or if you have a high school degree and you are interested in human/computer interaction, you can apply to our intern program. Contact the contacts above.

In addition to the internships on our Underwater Discoveries and Underwater Discoveries Advanced programs, we also offer limited internships on our Grenadines Voyage program. Interested candidates should call for more information on this opportunity. [Back to Top]