A CMCL MAJOR HELD THIS INTERNSHIP IN THE PAST. THIS IS NOT A CURRENT INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY! TO SEE IF THIS COMPANY/ORGANIZATION IS CURRENTLY LOOKING FOR INTERNS, YOU SHOULD CONTACT THE COMPANY/ORGANIZATION DIRECTLY.
Area of Internship: Event Planning/Marketing
Date of Internship: May 11 - August 14, 2011
Location of Internship: Elkhart, IN (Northern Indiana)
Brief Description of Company/Organization: Nautic Global Group is the parent company that recently acquired Godfrey Marine and Rinker Boats. They are currently the 4th largest boat manufacturer in the U.S.
Brief Description of Responsibilities:
-Assist in the creation and development of product collateral materials including photo shoot.
-Event planning of National Dealer meeting
-Assist in creation of competitive analysis and Marketing Plan -Participation in the design and maintenance of company website
-Creative/technical writing and editing of copy for internal/external communications
-Creation and maintenance of databases
Contact Information:
Address: Nautic Global Group
4500 Middlebury Street
Elkhart, IN 46516
Phone: 574-522-8381
Thursday, October 13, 2011
PAST INTERNSHIP: MADISON REALITY CAPITAL
A CMCL MAJOR HELD THIS INTERNSHIP IN THE PAST. THIS IS NOT A CURRENT INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY! TO SEE IF THIS COMPANY/ORGANIZATION IS CURRENTLY LOOKING FOR INTERNS, YOU SHOULD CONTACT THE COMPANY/ORGANIZATION DIRECTLY.
Area of Internship: Public Relations/ Banking
Date of Internship: June 18-Aug 12 2011
Location of Internship: New York, NY
Brief Description of Company/Organization: Madison Realty Capital ("MRC") is a private commercial real estate lender whose primary goal is to meet the borrower's need for short-term bridge financing with efficiency and flexibility. Madison Realty Capital provides commercial real estate financing for borrowers in unique and time-sensitive situations anywhere in the United States. Our customized loans will fit almost any borrower's needs that traditional banks do not offer. Since 2006 we have funded over $400m in loans, consisting of over 125 transactions ranging in size from $500,000 to $20,000,000.
Brief Description of Responsibilities: As an intern, I worked for one of the top loan officers at Madison Realty Capital. The first week or so, I listened in on phone conversations where deals were being put together for loans to get an idea of what it sounds like to sell to a borrower or broker. But I also had to learn about the company's lending guidelines and parameters. Also, I looked up properties to see where and how they were located in certain regions all over the country. (ie. growing neighborhoods/cities, average income in area ,value of land in area. etc)
Contact Information:
Address: Madison Realty Capital
825 Third Ave, 37th Floor
New York, NY 10022
Phone: 646-452-4000
Area of Internship: Public Relations/ Banking
Date of Internship: June 18-Aug 12 2011
Location of Internship: New York, NY
Brief Description of Company/Organization: Madison Realty Capital ("MRC") is a private commercial real estate lender whose primary goal is to meet the borrower's need for short-term bridge financing with efficiency and flexibility. Madison Realty Capital provides commercial real estate financing for borrowers in unique and time-sensitive situations anywhere in the United States. Our customized loans will fit almost any borrower's needs that traditional banks do not offer. Since 2006 we have funded over $400m in loans, consisting of over 125 transactions ranging in size from $500,000 to $20,000,000.
Brief Description of Responsibilities: As an intern, I worked for one of the top loan officers at Madison Realty Capital. The first week or so, I listened in on phone conversations where deals were being put together for loans to get an idea of what it sounds like to sell to a borrower or broker. But I also had to learn about the company's lending guidelines and parameters. Also, I looked up properties to see where and how they were located in certain regions all over the country. (ie. growing neighborhoods/cities, average income in area ,value of land in area. etc)
Contact Information:
Address: Madison Realty Capital
825 Third Ave, 37th Floor
New York, NY 10022
Phone: 646-452-4000
PACE internship panel Monday 10-17
The Political and Civic Engagement program – PACE --
Student Internship Panel and information event
Monday, Oct. 17, 5:30 PM at IMU State Room East.
PACE Director Michael Grossberg will moderate the panel of students who recently completed internships for the PACE certificate in a variety of locations and with various organizations, both governmental and NGOs, in D.C., Chicago, Indianapolis, and Bloomington. General questions and answers will follow.
Representatives from the Arts & Sciences Career Development Center and the IU in DC program will staff tables with resources and be available to answer questions.
Refreshments will be served.
Student Internship Panel and information event
Monday, Oct. 17, 5:30 PM at IMU State Room East.
PACE Director Michael Grossberg will moderate the panel of students who recently completed internships for the PACE certificate in a variety of locations and with various organizations, both governmental and NGOs, in D.C., Chicago, Indianapolis, and Bloomington. General questions and answers will follow.
Representatives from the Arts & Sciences Career Development Center and the IU in DC program will staff tables with resources and be available to answer questions.
Refreshments will be served.
Need a second 8 week N&M?
Second Language Studies
FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT: SLS COURSE IN THE LAST 8 WEEKS OF FALL 2011
SLST - S302 THE SUCCESSFUL LANGUAGE LEARNER Department of Second Language Studies Fall 2011, 2nd 8 weeks
COURSE DESCRIPTION
What are the characteristics of good language learners? This introductory course examines the psychology of language learning, with reference to factors such as personality, language aptitude, motivation, learning styles, learning strategies, anxiety, learner beliefs, age and gender. The study of learner characteristics, or 'individual differences' (IDs), is useful for those specializing in languages, as well as those with apparently lower language aptitude who wish to become more successful language learners. Current research will be presented in accessible and engaging format, so that students with a variety of personal goals can benefit from the latest findings in this expanding area of second language research.
(This class is open to undergraduates only, and is appropriate for students who have studied a foreign/second language for at least two years, not necessarily at the college level.)
TEXTBOOKS
Dörnyei, Zoltán (2005). The Psychology of the Language Learner: Individual Differences in Second Language Acquisition. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum.
Griffiths, Carol (2008). Lessons from Good Language Learners. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
COURSE DETAILS
SLST - S302 The Successful Language Learner
Time: FALL 2011, 2nd 8 weeks, TR 2:30pm - 5:00pm
Place: GL 101 (Glenn Black Lab 101)
Class no. 33347
Credits: CASE N & M (3 cr.)
Instructor: Prof. David Stringer
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
Instructor: David Stringer
FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT: SLS COURSE IN THE LAST 8 WEEKS OF FALL 2011
SLST - S302 THE SUCCESSFUL LANGUAGE LEARNER Department of Second Language Studies Fall 2011, 2nd 8 weeks
COURSE DESCRIPTION
What are the characteristics of good language learners? This introductory course examines the psychology of language learning, with reference to factors such as personality, language aptitude, motivation, learning styles, learning strategies, anxiety, learner beliefs, age and gender. The study of learner characteristics, or 'individual differences' (IDs), is useful for those specializing in languages, as well as those with apparently lower language aptitude who wish to become more successful language learners. Current research will be presented in accessible and engaging format, so that students with a variety of personal goals can benefit from the latest findings in this expanding area of second language research.
(This class is open to undergraduates only, and is appropriate for students who have studied a foreign/second language for at least two years, not necessarily at the college level.)
TEXTBOOKS
Dörnyei, Zoltán (2005). The Psychology of the Language Learner: Individual Differences in Second Language Acquisition. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum.
Griffiths, Carol (2008). Lessons from Good Language Learners. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
COURSE DETAILS
SLST - S302 The Successful Language Learner
Time: FALL 2011, 2nd 8 weeks, TR 2:30pm - 5:00pm
Place: GL 101 (Glenn Black Lab 101)
Class no. 33347
Credits: CASE N & M (3 cr.)
Instructor: Prof. David Stringer
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
Instructor: David Stringer
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Home Movie Day returns to IU
Home Movie Day returns to Indiana University this Saturday October 15, from 3-5 pm at the IU Cinema.
Home Movie Day is an international celebration of the power and meaning of home movies and amateur film. Local members of the community have the opportunity to bring in their home movies and share them with the community. We will be able to screen 8mm, 16mm, DVD, and VHS formats.
This wonderful event highlights the importance of everyday filmmaking as a historical resource. The event is celebrated around the world on this day, so be part of an international movement to recognize these films as valuable examples of local, regional, national and international history.
This year, in conjunction with the move of the event into the wonderful IU Cinema, we will be screening a number of films from various archives on the IU Campus, including the Black Film Center, the Kinsey Institute, and the IU Archives. This event is free and open to the public. Please come down and have a great day at the cinema with us.
For any further information, please contact James Paasche at jpaasche@indiana.edu.
Home Movie Day is an international celebration of the power and meaning of home movies and amateur film. Local members of the community have the opportunity to bring in their home movies and share them with the community. We will be able to screen 8mm, 16mm, DVD, and VHS formats.
This wonderful event highlights the importance of everyday filmmaking as a historical resource. The event is celebrated around the world on this day, so be part of an international movement to recognize these films as valuable examples of local, regional, national and international history.
This year, in conjunction with the move of the event into the wonderful IU Cinema, we will be screening a number of films from various archives on the IU Campus, including the Black Film Center, the Kinsey Institute, and the IU Archives. This event is free and open to the public. Please come down and have a great day at the cinema with us.
For any further information, please contact James Paasche at jpaasche@indiana.edu.
Madeleine Albright at IU Auditorium, Nov 2 at 7:00 pm
Union Board and Themester at the College of Arts and Sciences
Present
Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright
Wednesday, November 2
IU Auditorium
7:00 p.m.
Advance ticketing for IUB students this week. Tickets will be available to the general public starting Monday, October 17 at 10:00 am. Tickets are free with a limit of 4 per person.
Co-sponsors of the lecture are Union Board, the College of Arts and Sciences, the Office of the Provost, School of Public and Environmental Affairs, Kelley School of Business, Maurer School of Law, Office of Women's Affairs, Hutton Honors College, Department of History, Department of Economics and the Russian and East European Institute.
Present
Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright
Wednesday, November 2
IU Auditorium
7:00 p.m.
Advance ticketing for IUB students this week. Tickets will be available to the general public starting Monday, October 17 at 10:00 am. Tickets are free with a limit of 4 per person.
Co-sponsors of the lecture are Union Board, the College of Arts and Sciences, the Office of the Provost, School of Public and Environmental Affairs, Kelley School of Business, Maurer School of Law, Office of Women's Affairs, Hutton Honors College, Department of History, Department of Economics and the Russian and East European Institute.
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
2012 MLK Celebration Essay Contest
Living King’s legacy: Meeting the challenges of the 21st century
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS 2012 MLK Celebration Essay Contest
Deadline November 28th
In his play The Meeting about an imagined conversation between the Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr., and Malcolm X, playwright Jeff Stetson has King advise his compatriot, “Malcolm, don’t ever mistake non-violence for non-action.” King’s point is that much is accomplished for human rights and social justice through peaceful protest and dedicated work. It is through this kind of action today that King’s legacy lives and is lived throughout the world.
The MLK Day Essay Contest Committee, in conjunction with the Office of the Vice President for Diversity, Equity, and Multicultural Affairs (DEMA), invites IUB students to submit an original written or video essay that draws on their experience to respond to this question:
“What non-violent action have you—or someone you admire—taken that exemplifies the idea of “living King’s legacy”?
Successful essays will answer the question, make specific reference not only to the writer’s personal experience and observations, but also to the life, times, and writings of Dr. King.
Categories: Undergraduate written; undergraduate video; graduate written; graduate video. (Prizes may not be awarded in all categories).
Length: 1,000-1,500 words for written essays; 90 seconds for video.
Eligibility: All IUB students (previous first-place award winners are ineligible)
Prizes: Apple iPad
Deadline: Monday, November 28, 2011, 5:00 PM
FOR SUBMISSION GUIDELINES, please visit our website at: http://www.indiana.edu/~mlkjr/essay.shtml
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS 2012 MLK Celebration Essay Contest
Deadline November 28th
In his play The Meeting about an imagined conversation between the Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr., and Malcolm X, playwright Jeff Stetson has King advise his compatriot, “Malcolm, don’t ever mistake non-violence for non-action.” King’s point is that much is accomplished for human rights and social justice through peaceful protest and dedicated work. It is through this kind of action today that King’s legacy lives and is lived throughout the world.
The MLK Day Essay Contest Committee, in conjunction with the Office of the Vice President for Diversity, Equity, and Multicultural Affairs (DEMA), invites IUB students to submit an original written or video essay that draws on their experience to respond to this question:
“What non-violent action have you—or someone you admire—taken that exemplifies the idea of “living King’s legacy”?
Successful essays will answer the question, make specific reference not only to the writer’s personal experience and observations, but also to the life, times, and writings of Dr. King.
Categories: Undergraduate written; undergraduate video; graduate written; graduate video. (Prizes may not be awarded in all categories).
Length: 1,000-1,500 words for written essays; 90 seconds for video.
Eligibility: All IUB students (previous first-place award winners are ineligible)
Prizes: Apple iPad
Deadline: Monday, November 28, 2011, 5:00 PM
FOR SUBMISSION GUIDELINES, please visit our website at: http://www.indiana.edu/~mlkjr/essay.shtml
2012 MLK Celebration Essay Contest
Living King’s legacy: Meeting the challenges of the 21st century
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS 2012 MLK Celebration Essay Contest
Deadline November 28th
In his play The Meeting about an imagined conversation between the Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr., and Malcolm X, playwright Jeff Stetson has King advise his compatriot, “Malcolm, don’t ever mistake non-violence for non-action.” King’s point is that much is accomplished for human rights and social justice through peaceful protest and dedicated work. It is through this kind of action today that King’s legacy lives and is lived throughout the world.
The MLK Day Essay Contest Committee, in conjunction with the Office of the Vice President for Diversity, Equity, and Multicultural Affairs (DEMA), invites IUB students to submit an original written or video essay that draws on their experience to respond to this question:
“What non-violent action have you—or someone you admire—taken that exemplifies the idea of “living King’s legacy”?
Successful essays will answer the question, make specific reference not only to the writer’s personal experience and observations, but also to the life, times, and writings of Dr. King.
Categories: Undergraduate written; undergraduate video; graduate written; graduate video. (Prizes may not be awarded in all categories).
Length: 1,000-1,500 words for written essays; 90 seconds for video.
Eligibility: All IUB students (previous first-place award winners are ineligible)
Prizes: Apple iPad
Deadline: Monday, November 28, 2011, 5:00 PM
FOR SUBMISSION GUIDELINES, please visit our website at: http://www.indiana.edu/~mlkjr/essay.shtml
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS 2012 MLK Celebration Essay Contest
Deadline November 28th
In his play The Meeting about an imagined conversation between the Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr., and Malcolm X, playwright Jeff Stetson has King advise his compatriot, “Malcolm, don’t ever mistake non-violence for non-action.” King’s point is that much is accomplished for human rights and social justice through peaceful protest and dedicated work. It is through this kind of action today that King’s legacy lives and is lived throughout the world.
The MLK Day Essay Contest Committee, in conjunction with the Office of the Vice President for Diversity, Equity, and Multicultural Affairs (DEMA), invites IUB students to submit an original written or video essay that draws on their experience to respond to this question:
“What non-violent action have you—or someone you admire—taken that exemplifies the idea of “living King’s legacy”?
Successful essays will answer the question, make specific reference not only to the writer’s personal experience and observations, but also to the life, times, and writings of Dr. King.
Categories: Undergraduate written; undergraduate video; graduate written; graduate video. (Prizes may not be awarded in all categories).
Length: 1,000-1,500 words for written essays; 90 seconds for video.
Eligibility: All IUB students (previous first-place award winners are ineligible)
Prizes: Apple iPad
Deadline: Monday, November 28, 2011, 5:00 PM
FOR SUBMISSION GUIDELINES, please visit our website at: http://www.indiana.edu/~mlkjr/essay.shtml
PAST INTERNSHIP: CHANNEL 13 WTHR NEWS
A CMCL MAJOR HELD THIS INTERNSHIP IN THE PAST. THIS IS NOT A CURRENT INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY! TO SEE IF THIS COMPANY/ORGANIZATION IS CURRENTLY LOOKING FOR INTERNS, YOU SHOULD CONTACT THE COMPANY/ORGANIZATION DIRECTLY.
Area of Internship: Production (News)
Date of Internship: August 15th - Decemeber 20th 2011
Location of Internship: Indianapolis, IN
Brief Description of Company/Organization: Channel 13 WTHR is a news station in Indianapolis, Indiana. They cover local news as well as national. They have a news department as well as a sports department.
Brief Description of Responsibilities:
• Working on the assignment desk, answering phones and gathering information through phone calls, making maps for crews in the field, and other clerical tasks.
• Assisting producers by re-writing copy, gathering news information via the phone, timing video segments, editing video segments to accompany scripts, and assisting in production of news graphics.
• Accompanying news crews in the field as they gather information and video.
• Shadowing reporters and photographers in an effort to learn writing and editing skills.
• Preparing news content for WTHR's website and radio newscasts.
Additional Internship Requirements: To complete the internship, each intern is expected to produce three self-edited news reports on a videotape or DVD. New media interns and news production interns should submit a similar compilation of their semester's work for evaluation.
Contact Information:
Address:Channel 13 WTHR/wthr.com
1000 N. Meridian Street
Indianapolis, IN 46204
Phone: 317.655.5755
Area of Internship: Production (News)
Date of Internship: August 15th - Decemeber 20th 2011
Location of Internship: Indianapolis, IN
Brief Description of Company/Organization: Channel 13 WTHR is a news station in Indianapolis, Indiana. They cover local news as well as national. They have a news department as well as a sports department.
Brief Description of Responsibilities:
• Working on the assignment desk, answering phones and gathering information through phone calls, making maps for crews in the field, and other clerical tasks.
• Assisting producers by re-writing copy, gathering news information via the phone, timing video segments, editing video segments to accompany scripts, and assisting in production of news graphics.
• Accompanying news crews in the field as they gather information and video.
• Shadowing reporters and photographers in an effort to learn writing and editing skills.
• Preparing news content for WTHR's website and radio newscasts.
Additional Internship Requirements: To complete the internship, each intern is expected to produce three self-edited news reports on a videotape or DVD. New media interns and news production interns should submit a similar compilation of their semester's work for evaluation.
Contact Information:
Address:Channel 13 WTHR/wthr.com
1000 N. Meridian Street
Indianapolis, IN 46204
Phone: 317.655.5755
PAST INTERNSHIP: CUSTOMIZO
A CMCL MAJOR HELD THIS INTERNSHIP IN THE PAST. THIS IS NOT A CURRENT INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY! TO SEE IF THIS COMPANY/ORGANIZATION IS CURRENTLY LOOKING FOR INTERNS, YOU SHOULD CONTACT THE COMPANY/ORGANIZATION DIRECTLY.
Area of Internship: Public Relations/Design
Date of Internship: Aug-May 2011
Location of Internship: Chicago, IL
Brief Description of Company/Organization: Customizo has the apparel, products, and licensed logos to outfit every desire. With our state of the art design studio, Customizo makes it easy for groups to upload their own artwork directly to a chosen product, or to have an original design created. Plus, Customizo offers multiple payment and shipping options so each group can decide on the most convienient way to pay.
Brief Description of Responsibilities: As an intern, I will:
-Be the eyes and ears of Customizo on your campus. Reps should constantly look for
ways to spread the word to student organizations, campus communities, and local
groups.
-Network with various clubs and organizations to generate leads. The goal of the
campus reps program is get orders placed, so Customizo will be looking for reps to
frequently close business.
-Report weekly on progress to Customzio employees (phone, skype, etc.)
-Carefully track communication with any potential customers on google docs and share
documents with Customizo employees frequently.
-Use personal social media accounts (twitter, facebook, linked-in, etc.) to promote
Customizo and help generate new business leads.
Contact Information:
Address: Customizo
1113 W Armitage Ave
(between Seminary Ave & Clifton Ave) Chicago, IL 60614
Phone: 513-671-4800
Area of Internship: Public Relations/Design
Date of Internship: Aug-May 2011
Location of Internship: Chicago, IL
Brief Description of Company/Organization: Customizo has the apparel, products, and licensed logos to outfit every desire. With our state of the art design studio, Customizo makes it easy for groups to upload their own artwork directly to a chosen product, or to have an original design created. Plus, Customizo offers multiple payment and shipping options so each group can decide on the most convienient way to pay.
Brief Description of Responsibilities: As an intern, I will:
-Be the eyes and ears of Customizo on your campus. Reps should constantly look for
ways to spread the word to student organizations, campus communities, and local
groups.
-Network with various clubs and organizations to generate leads. The goal of the
campus reps program is get orders placed, so Customizo will be looking for reps to
frequently close business.
-Report weekly on progress to Customzio employees (phone, skype, etc.)
-Carefully track communication with any potential customers on google docs and share
documents with Customizo employees frequently.
-Use personal social media accounts (twitter, facebook, linked-in, etc.) to promote
Customizo and help generate new business leads.
Contact Information:
Address: Customizo
1113 W Armitage Ave
(between Seminary Ave & Clifton Ave) Chicago, IL 60614
Phone: 513-671-4800
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