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Center for Asian Studies
The Center for Asian Studies offers a variety of internships for undergraduate students. Their internships are not paid but do award academic credit. Internships are offered each semester. The internships haveÌýunique descriptions, eligibility requirements,Ìýand responsibilities so please refer to the link above to find the right internship fit. For any questions, contact Danielle Rocheleau Salaz at cas@colorado.edu or 303-735-5312.

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The Fund for American Studies (TFAS) offers internships in Washington D.C. for GEA students. You’ll work approximately 30 hours a week for the duration of the program. In addition to normal intern office duties, you could cover hearings on Capitol Hill, work on important public policy papers, research critical government initiatives, attend meetings, and be assigned substantive work that will help you in your future career. Your internship options are endless. Each summer, our students work at over 300 different government agencies and independent organizations working on a variety of important issues.

in Boulder county are now online and open for applications (rolling basis). Growing Gardens’ interns are essential to our success in cultivating community through sustainable urban agriculture. We offer hands-on, engaging, real-world experiences in a fun and welcoming work environment. Our interns have a strong desire to learn and work hard while maintaining a positive attitude throughout their commitment.ÌýThese opportunities are an amazing way to build skills in sustainable agriculture, environmental education, food security and non-profit management. In addition to being a unique learning and work experience, we offer course credit and stipends depending on the internship. Applications online .

If you are interested in joining a team of passionate peopleÌýto make an impact on issues like global warming, clean water, big money’s influence over our democracy and other issues that matter to our future, consider a job with Impact. Impact was created by leading advocacy organizations like Environment America, U.S. PIRG and the PIRG Campus Action project.ÌýApplication deadlines are most up-to-date on the Impact website – visit for more information, or reach out to Impact Careers Director, David Rossini, at jobs@weareimpact.org.

New Era Colorado is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization working to build a more accessible democracy that more accurately reflects and engages Colorado's younger generation.ÌýAs an intern, you will learn to be an effective and inclusive community leader through weekly classroom sessions and on-the-ground fieldwork. Questions? Email Anna@NewEraColorado.org. (UFP 2022-23 application dates and the admissions procedure timeline will be announced shortly).

The Urban Fellows Programme guarantees a two-month internship for all Fellows across a diverse set of organisations ranging from public institutions, to private firms and practices, social movements, non-governmental organisations, research think-tanks, development sector organisations and design and architecture firms.ÌýSome Fellows will have the opportunity to intern on live IIHS projects such as Land Records Management, Water and Sanitation Implementation Plans for State Governments, Climate Change and Adaptation and Food Security. Here is a Ìýon YouTube.

The Congressional Research Service within The Library of Congress offers many exciting permanent and temporary opportunities for employment. Additionally, they offer internships, fellowships, and volunteer programs. If you seek more information on internships, fellowships, and volunteer programs, view opportunities .

ImpactÌýoften hires campaign organizers to work full-time to protect our environment, ourÌýdemocracy,Ìýand our future. ImpactÌýorganizers will be on the ground in 25 states to mobilize businesses, faith leaders and citizens to demonstrate the commitment to keeping our promises on climate change, and transitioning a sustainable, renewable energy economy. to apply.

The PPIA Junior Summer Institute (JSI) Fellowship Program is a rigorous academic graduate level preparation program for undergraduate juniors committed to public service careers.ÌýThisÌýfully-fundedÌýopportunity equips fellows with the knowledge and skills they will need to succeed in graduate school and ultimately, in influential roles serving the public good.ÌýThe JSI curriculum includes economics, statistics, domestic/international policy issues and leadership topics, all designed to sharpen the students’ quantitative, analytic and communication skills. to apply and learn more.

What is the GEA?

The Global Environmental Affairs (GEA) is jointly offered by Environmental Studies (ENVS) and International Affairs (IAFS) and is open to all CU Majors.

What is the purpose of the certificate?

Via this certificate, students enrolled in science-based disciplines will gain expertise in upper division international affairs (or social sciences) courses and students enrolled in any social science-based disciplines, will gain expertise in upper division courses specializing in global environmental science-based issues.

Who can apply?

Any student in CU can apply for the certificate. The only thing that would be important is that students of either of the two large umbrellas- physical sciences and social sciences- have an active interest in globally focussed international issues, are excited about interdisciplinary training to complement their education at CU and most importantly, perhaps is that they are excited about a hands-on internship component. This is because internships form the bedrock of the certificate.

Can study abroad or transfer courses fulfillÌýGEA requirements?

In addition to theÌýexperiential requirement for the GEA, up to 9Ìýupper division credits of study abroad or transfer courses may be applied towards the GEA requirements. Please email your transcripts and course descriptions toÌýGEAcertificate@colorado.edu for review.

If you would like to check your progress on the completion of the GEAÌýrequirments, please complete this PowerForm: .Ìý*PowerForms must be completed in one sitting.ÌýPlease emailÌýgeacertificate@colorado.edu upon completing the PowerForm.