Friday, October 30, 2009

Communications Intern - TARRYL CLARK FOR CONGRESS

The TARRYL CLARK FOR CONGRESS Campaign seeks interns to work in its St. Cloud, Minnesota office in it’s Communications Department.

Communications interns will perform duties including, but not limited to, research, writing, media relations, organizing and attending events, data entry, and volunteer management.

Applicants should be able to work well with people, have strong phone and computer skills, be organized and dependable.

Interns should be available to work a minimum of 10 hours per week (flexible schedule). Our office is conveniently located on the campus bus line.

Applicants should send a resume, a letter describing their interest, and 2 references to info@tarrylclark.com with Communications Internship in the subject line. More information about the campaign can be found at www.tarrylclark.com http://www.tarrylclark.com

Tuesday, October 27, 2009

Marketing Intern - Array Services Group (Paid)

Company: Array Services Group
Position Title: Marketing Intern
Department: Marketing
Reports To: Director – Marketing
Duration: Part-time 20 hours/week; January 4 – May 28, 2010
Salary: PAID - $9.00/hour
Location: St. Cloud/Sartell, MN

Internship Purpose:
The Array Services Group Marketing internship provides an opportunity to gain valuable knowledge and experience by working in a challenging professional environment. We offer exposure to a variety of valuable marketing and communications functions within a thriving business organization.

Job Responsibilities:
Assist and support activities that align under defined business unit marketing strategies, including but not limited to:

Sales Lead Generation
Marketing Communications
Industry/Market Intelligence
Brand Development
Website Optimization

Requirements:
Candidate should be college-level junior or senior pursuing a B.S./B.A. in Business (Marketing) or Mass Communications (Public Relations, Advertising or Journalism); Other majors considered with relevant experience and interest.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Motivated, enthusiastic and organized self-starter able to work in a fast-paced environment.
Computer Proficient; experience with Microsoft Office suite of products (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access).

Company Background:
Array Services Group is a diverse family of companies with more than 30 years experience and 400 employees headquartered in Sartell, Minn. Its three innovative business units – CareCall, J.C. Christensen & Associates, and ProSource – offer professional services in call management disciplines, debt recovery, accounts receivable management and healthcare billing. Serving a variety of industries across a multi-state footprint, Array provides seamless access to customer contract solutions, from product delivery and support through payment collection and recovery, giving clients what they need for immediate and future success. Visit us on the internet: www.arraysg.com

Interested? Submit cover letter, resume and two (2) writing samples via U.S. Mail or email to:

Array Services Group
Attn: Matt Isaacson, Director of Marketing
200 – 14th Ave East
Sartell, MN 56377
matt.isaacson@arraysg.com

Application Deadline: December 11, 2009

Thursday, October 22, 2009

Assistant Intern to Party Affairs - Minnesota DFL

The Minnesota DFL seeks interns to assist with party affairs.

Duties will include work with local unit DFL chairs, event planning, and ongoing party activities. Interns will assist in the development and implementation of a state-wide activist and volunteer training program. Interns will also help to maintain our volunteer database and assist party units in their organizing efforts. Interns will have the opportunity to learn about the party structure and organization, as well as gain event planning experience.

Qualified interns will be able to work well with people and prioritize to meet deadlines.

Applicants should have excellent phone and computer skills, and should be confident, flexible, creative, organized, and reliable.

The DFL Internship program runs with the typical college semester program. Typical internships are 15 weeks long, but we are flexible to the interns’ schedules. We utilize interns for winter/spring, summer and fall.

All positions are at the DFL Headquarters at 255 E. Plato Blvd, St. Paul.

The application is available on line at www.dfl.org <http://www.dfl.org/> , click on the heading “Get Active”, scroll down to Internship opportunities.

Account Assistant - LaBreche (Paid)

LaBreche is seeking a self-motivated, enthusiastic and talented individual to join our team as an Account Assistant.

Duties and Responsibilities:
Assist teams with research
Write news releases, contributing articles, query letters and other related materials
Disseminate information to media outlets and conduct media relations
Assist teams with PR tradeshow support
Provide administrative support to teams

Qualifications and Experience Required:
Minimum 1 year PR experience
Must be driven and detail-oriented
Able to multi-task and prioritize to meet deadlines
Possess excellent verbal and written communications skills
Must have a degree in a relevant course of study

If interested, please e-mail your resume, cover letter and writing sample(s) to Andrea Buzzell, abuzzell@labreche.com.

Part-time Fashion Consultant - Threads (Paid)

Can you work Part-time? Do you have a Passion for Fashion? Do you have a Vogue Vision?

Please apply for a position as a Fashion Consultant!

Threads is looking to hire a fashion consultant/sales associate for its store in St. Cloud, MN. We are looking for employees who can work 10-15 hours a week and have retail and customer service experience. Computer/Design skills are a plus.

If you are interested, please send your resume to Kim LeBlanc at threadson9th@charterinternet.com or stop in, introduce yourself and fill out an application (bring your resume as an added bonus!)

Threads is an independently owned business devoted to bringing the latest high-end fashions to St. Cloud. Threads operates as a resale shop offering to buy clothes from its customers in return for cash, store credit or through consignment. The store also offers brand new items such as jewelry, designer inspired purses and sun glasses.

Threads can be found on the internet at www.threadsresale.com
Become our friend on facebook at www.facebook.com/threadsresale
Follow our tweets on twitter at www.twitter.com/threadsresale

Communications/Media Relations Intern - Catholic Charities (Unpaid)

Subject: Communications Intern Catholic Charities St Cloud Dioceses

Communications Intern Department: Organizational Advancement

Location: Catholic Charities, 911 18th St N, St. Cloud, MN 56303

Job Summary: The Communications/Media Relations Intern will be part of the Organizational Advancement team at Catholic Charities. The Organizational Advancement office oversees the fundraising and communications activities of Catholic Charities. The Communications/Media Relations Intern is responsible for assisting Constituent Relations Manager and Communications Specialist with conceptualizing, writing, designing, creating and distributing communication, development and special event materials. The Intern will have frequent public contact by telephone, in person and in writing. Some contact is made with donors, volunteers, media representatives, graphic designers, printers, potential referral sources and the publicat large.

This position will represent Catholic Charities in a wide variety of situations that will require tact and diplomacy.

This position will handle some projects independently and work with intermittent supervision. The job requires the ability to write clearly and creatively. It requires excellent interpersonal communication skills and strong computer skills. The position will work with a variety of people both within and outside the organization. An energetic, self-starter is required.

Activities: Works with staff to plan, prepare, write and design Catholic Charities publications and newsletters, including biweekly employee newsletters, donor newsletters, Clergy News & Views, press releases, letters, etc. Works with program staff to develop and implement marketing and publicity materials and campaigns for program services. Coordinate and maintain a central file of photographs. Coordinate and maintain a central file (archive) of Catholic Charities publications and fund raising materials. Assist with media relations and publicity campaigns.

HOURS: Full Time or Part Time opportunities each semester
REQUIREMENTS Education: Student training toward A.S. or B.A./B.S. Degree in Mass Communications/Graphic Design/Journalism/Marketing or related field

Experience: Experience in a graphics and advertising environment(Microsoft Word, Excel, and familiarity with QuarkXpress software preferred. Web site experience a plus).

Other: The position works primarily in an office environment. The ability and means to travel are required for the position. There is weekly travel around the St. Cloud area and occasional travel to sites throughout the Diocese. He/she must have access to reliable transportation.

Duration: For current or upcoming semester as a part-time intern
Position Available: Spring 2010
Closing Date: Position open until filled.
Application Forms and Required Info: Intern Application

Person to Contact:
Michelle Arnold
Staff Recruiting
Catholic Charities
911 18th St NPO Box 2390
St. Cloud, MN 56303-2390
Ph: 320.650.1559
Fx: 320.650.1528
Email maronld@ccstcloud.org

Part-time Internship - Hering Consulting (Unpaid)

Schedule: Part-time
Salary/Wages: Unpaid

Organization: Hering Consulting, Inc., Minneapolis, MN

Organization Project Summary: Hering Consulting is launching a pilot e-Learning Catholic Theology support program aimed at helping to prepare those about to receive the sacrament of Confirmation; it is also valuable in the first year period after the sacrament. The program audience includes teens generally in high school (9th and 10th grade level) as well as adults of any age (often twenty to thirty-something) in the Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) Program.

Individual lessons are currently piloted as narrated auto-play PowerPoint shows. They are then converted with Impatica for PowerPoint software to allow them to stream over the internet. PowerPoint allows for quick changes during the pilot phase and different technology will likely be used in the final version. (Impatica knowledge is not required.)

Web Site: www.basicdeepstuff.com (under construction)

Job Title: Graphic Artist – Interface or Presentation Design

Number of Openings: Dependant on availability of Interns to meet deadlines

Work Location: Telecommute / Home Office / School Computer Lab

Position Detail and Initial Process Proposal:
The role of the internship is to graphically interpret each lesson in a creative representation that remains faithful to and is appropriate for Catholic teaching
Most lessons range in length from 6 to 9 minutes each, and currently exist in script-mode which only presents text to the viewer. For each lesson the graphic artist needs to interpret the narrated script in an engaging manor that adds example value while not distracting from the message.

While other options may be realistic for the future final version and future approach recommendations are appreciated the present plan is to use creativity, stock photography and PhotoShop software to create custom relevant images along with text and necessary custom graphics to depict the lesson content using PowerPoint’s Custom Animation capabilities.

Two lessons as samples have already been interpreted in this manor and are available for your review that may be considered as a storyboard possibility. The Graphic Arts Intern needs to be able to deliver quality that exceeds these examples to achieve a presentation that is up to current acceptable commercial standards and expectations of the target market.

It is appreciated if the individual can express a vision of excellence for the future of this project while constraining themselves to the current software and deadline limitations. This delivery must be marketable and will become a proof of concept that positions this project for a final professional product launch.

Primary Duties and Responsibilities:
review the samples as a baseline and the assigned text based lesson
casually survey associates/ friends in the category range (What works/fails?)
plan and propose a commercially acceptable concept
select and download appropriate photographic images (iStockPhoto.com/Other)
present your proposed design, layout, & execution plan for approval
size the approved images appropriately for acceptable on screen visual appearance while making them as efficient as possible for web streaming transfer speed
Do the Custom Animation in PowerPoint. Fine tune and adapt the timing for the most engaging depiction of the scripted message being sensitive to enhancing the learning process without distracting from the content
After conversion for web-streaming fine tuning will be required

Experience and Qualification Requirement:
Mid to Advanced PowerPoint including Custom Animation
Mid to Advanced skill level PhotoShop or equivalent software
Capable of consistent artistic vision
Able to negotiate and meet assigned deadlines
Able to plan work, present the concept in advance, and execute the design to be delivered in a PowerPoint Show
The individual must already have access to computer equipment with the necessary software to the internet


Additional Information: iStockPhoto.com (Membership access provided)

Application Deadline: Open until filled

How to Apply: Email Paul Hering at phering@phering.cnc.net with a cover letter and the following requirements

Submission Requirements:
Include samples of your work and a resume describing your related skills

Categories: Information Technology, Education, Graphic Design,

Government Job Fair Oct 26th 10-3pm

Government Job & Internship Fair
Monday - Oct. 26, 2009 10 am - 3 pm
Great Hall, Coffman Union University of Minnesota

Who may attend? The fair is open to undergraduate and graduate students, and alumni, from participating colleges and universities. http://www.mcucsa.org/roster_2008_2009.pdf

How do I register? SCSU Students & Alumni register online at: http://www.mcucsa.org/govjobfair

What can I do to get ready for the Government Job and Internship Fair?
Research great reasons to work for the US government, and best places to work.
See http://www.makingthedifference.org/federalbenefits/ and http://www.makingthedifference.org/federalbenefits/bestplaces.shtml

Federal agencies, A to Z: find out where YOU belong: http://www.usa.gov/Agencies/Federal/All_Agencies/N.shtml

"Applying to Federal Jobs" online workshop, http://umconnect.umn.edu/federaljobs

Click on blog post title for list of employers/job positions that will be at job fair

Communications Specialist (Job) - Charter Communications (Paid)

Full or Part Time: Full-time
Primary Location: WAITE PARK, MN 56387
Work Schedule - Days: Mon - Fri with some weekends
Work Schedule - Hours: Generally 8 - 5 but can vary
Percent Travel 25

JOB SUMMARY
Responsible for providing communications services and public relations to both internal and external audience in a timely and effective manner

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS OF THE POSITION
Initiate, develop and execute concepts to improve ongoing communications with external media sources, including print, Internet and miscellaneous sources
Research, create and write communications materials, communicating with appropriate leadership
Research media venues for Charter related topics and dialog
Develop working relationships with Charter’s internal subject matter experts (SMEs)
Assist senior leadership with their role in meetings, including provision of key message points and presentation materials
Perform other duties as required

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS Skills/Abilities and Knowledge
Ability to use personal computer and software applications (i.e., Microsoft Word & Excel) Excellent writing and media relations skills required
Ability to analyze and interpret data
Ability to attend to detail
Ability to communicate with all levels of management and company personnel
Ability to handle multiple projects and tasks
Ability to maintain confidentiality
Ability to prioritize and organize effectively
Knowledge of telecommunication products and services
Strong ability to communicate orally and in writing in a clear and straightforward manner Demonstrates Internet research ability
Education (level and type)Bachelors degree in Journalism, Communications or related field, or equivalent experience

Related Work Experience/ Years in Communications / public relations experience 0-2
Cable television, telephone, broadband environment experience preferred
WORKING CONDITIONS
Office environment
Some travel may be required

Click on blog post title for link and apply on-line

Intern - Weber Shandwick (Paid)

As a leading global communications firm, Weber Shandwick works with clients to address a broad range of challenges across diverse geographies, product categories and audiences. Our ability to harness this collective experience and knowledge and apply it to each assignment is an important ingredient in our success. We are continuing to develop new ways of harnessing the power of advocacy for our clients. One way is through recognizing how advocacy - the active support of brands, causes and issues by individuals - has emerged as the most trusted source of information and communication today, as well as the most powerful force in business. We seek to build advocacy creation into our client work from the start.

The Minneapolis office has an exciting opportunity for an Intern to work on Health Care and Consumer accounts. Interns assist our public relations practitioners with day-to-day duties including research, writing copy for news releases and feature stories, coordinating PR programs, assisting in the organization and preparation of special client events, compiling media lists, pitching client stories, participation in creative sessions, assistance with digital/social media projects, and media monitoring. We offer a great workplace, culture and competitive salary.


QUALIFICATIONS:
BA or BS in Business, Communications or related degree
Previous internship experience preferred
Willingness to learn and take direction
You must be a team player

Click on title of blog post for website and apply on-line.

Monday, October 5, 2009

SCSU Professional Panel Notes

For those of you who missed the professional panel here are some important tips/notes that I want to pass on to you!!

Career Fairs
Go to career fairs!!! Make sure you go up to the employers you're interested in - explain the job position you'd like to apply for and explain the qualities you have that you believe fit well for the job position - similar to "Elevator Pitch". Then ask, can you tell me more about the position?

Amy from Target said if a student uses this approach, by the end she will be trying to convince YOU to interview with her, instead of the other way around :)

Interview Tips:

DON'T: When asking your interviewer questions about the company you want to work for - don't ask anything you can find simply by using google.

DO: It helps to ask your interviewer questions about their own work or own experiences at the company - get them talking about themselves!

DO: Have in mind 7 stories/experiences/situations that helped make you the person you are - answer them like this - 10% on situation, 80% Action/Behavior and 10% Result/Overview

Marketing & Communication Intern - United Way of Central Minnesota (Unpaid)

Purpose:
To have the opportunity to become involved in the community, meet new people, and learn about the local service programs around Central Minnesota. Assist with organizational marketing, resource development efforts and the promotion of United Way of Central Minnesota’s internal service offerings.

Qualifications:
• Strong writing skills
• Knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite
• Knowledge of the Adobe Suite
• Ability to assist with special events
• Strong research skills
• Strong problem solving skills
• Able to work under deadlines
• Establish communication and interpersonal skills
• Willingness to be a team player

Responsibilities:
• Assist with planning events
• Design brochures, flyers, newsletters, etc.
• Write press releases, success stories, articles, etc.
• Update the website and upload graphics
• Research different groups according to their demographics
• Assist with media analysis
• Assist with video production
• Other duties as assigned

Time Commitment:
15 - 25 hours per week

Reimbursement:
unpaid

To apply please email or mail your cover letter and resume contact listed below.

Deadline: November 6, 2009

Jessica Johnson
Manager of Marketing & Communications

United Way of Central Minnesota
2700 1st Street North, Suite 300
St. Cloud, MN 56303
320-252-0227 (office)
320-229-3503 320-229-3503 (direct)
jjohnson@unitedwayhelps.org

Interested in Crisis Communications?

I don't know about you, but I love reading up on crisis communications. I think it is a learning opportunity for everyone in PR - especially if the crisis is handled well by a pr specialist.

PRSA has a great article

"Domino’s delivers during crisis: The company’s step-by-step response after a vulgar video goes viral" - http://bit.ly/BdHgp

I hope you'll enjoy reading this!

Sunday, October 4, 2009

BrandWeek Article - Stay up on the news!

BrandWeek's Stacy Straczynski just wrote an article about how Gender and Behavior Influence Teen Buying. Teens were put into 11 categories, including "young metrosexuals" and "jockettes".
Check it out if you're interested http://bit.ly/2OxL1 - very cool article!


Interview Tip: Please keep in mind that it is important to stay up to date on current news and events in our career field. It also can't hurt to study different markets out there.

In PR and Marketing, many interviewers are impressed to see that students are keeping up to date on the news. It also helps if a student reads a couple of news sources religiously, especially if they read certain journalists on a day to day basis! This will impress your interviewer.

MY RECOMMENDATION: Start today - it is never too late. Subscribe to the trib online or in print - http://bit.ly/7Zvou

It also helps to get some national news, try USA Today - http://bit.ly/1c820

or The New York Times - http://bit.ly/1wvsy

Friday, October 2, 2009

Advertising/PR Internship - Kids Day Network - PAID

NOTICE: I'm not sure about this job just because it doesn't have a website up and running. However, it sounds decently legit. I could not find anything negative about company through the website I use.

I use for all the jobs I post - If you are ever in doubt of a job, use - ripoffreport.com.

KIDS DAY NETWORK
Location: Minneapolis, MN, United States

Job Description:
Real world experience at a new kind of advertising firm in sales and marketing working closely with company executives and advertising network to implement marketing plan, product campaigns and publicity outreach efforts as well as researching and identifying business opportunities. This intern position offers exposure to all areas of marketing including, online advertising, email campaigns, public relations, social media relations as well as business administration.

Position responsibilities: Design, develop and deploy marketing email campaigns, assist in the in the development of online advertising, aid in outreach efforts and maintain business contact management lists, generate social media visibility and manage content, analyze results of marketing and publicity campaigns, maintain business support materials including proposals, marketing collateral and industry specific databases, assist with onsite meetings/visits when appropriate, other responsibilities as assigned. [new website coming soon]

Job Requirements:
We’re looking for highly creative and motivated applicants. Dedicated, responsible self-starters. An open mind and driving desire to learn. Preferably with online savvy and excellent writing and communication and organization skills and are able to present to senior management. Must know Word and Excel and know your way around CS3, will provide training with campaign programs and additional design focus.

How To Apply:
Please send resume and cover letter including availability and possible start date to the following:
advertising@kidsdaynetwork.com

Contact:
Kat Veeneman
VP Marketing & Operations
KIDS DAY NETWORK
15 South Fifth Street Suite #1060
Minneapolis, MN, United States 55402

Government Relations Intern - Land O'Lakes

Job Title: Government Relations Intern
Career Category: Internships
Location of Position - State and City: MN - Arden Hills - Corporate Office
Department Name: Public Affairs - Government
Company: Land O'Lakes (Arden Hills, Minnesota, Mid-West United States, USA)
Open Til: 01-Nov-09
Industry Sector: Agribusiness
Industry Type: General Career Type: General
Job Type: Full Time
Minimum Years Experience Required: N/A
Salary: TBD
Auto ReqId: 5476BR
Business Unit: Corporate
Business Unit Description:Land O’Lakes, Inc. is a farmer-owned food and agricultural cooperative with annual sales of approximately $12 billion. Land O’Lakes is a leading marketer of a full line of dairy-based consumer, foodservice and food ingredient products across the United States; and provides farmers and ranchers with an extensive line of agricultural supplies (feed, seed, and crop protection products) and services.
Position Purpose:The Government Relations Intern will implement the Land O’Lakes grassroots legislative activities and provide communication support for those efforts. This position provides opportunities to participate in PAC fundraisers, legislative meetings and lobbying on Capitol Hill. This individual will report to the Director of Government Relations and have significant involvement with the Washington representative and the Communications staff. Some specific projects include: Coordinating Land O’Lakes participation in the National Council of Farmer Cooperatives Washington, D.C. Conference in June; Scheduling Land O’Lakes grassroots activities in Washington D.C. in July; Developing background materials and talking points for the Land O’Lakes Policies & Resolutions Committee members; Preparing advocacy letters to elected officials; Reporting/writing stories for Land O’Lakes publications;Other political events and learning opportunities as assigned.Required (Basic) Experience & Education:Undergraduate working on a four-year degree in Political Science, Communications, Agricultural Marketing, Agribusiness, Pre-Law or related degree. Must have an interest in politics, government, public policy, communications, and/or agriculture.
Required Competencies & Other Skills:Interest in food/agriculture industry issues, general knowledge and awareness of government processes, interest and knowledge in current affairs and politics.

Thursday, October 1, 2009

Intern, Manufacturing & Technology - Padilla Speer Beardsley

Padilla Speer Beardsley has an opening for a full-time public relations intern to work on a wide variety of projects.

This is a three-month internship with a possibility of being extended. The internship will be centered on business-to-business marketing focusing on clients in our manufacturing and technology practices.

Responsibilities include: writing news, product and personnel releases; creating and editing media lists; media relations work; organizing clips; and tracking incoming trade publications and research.

Must have excellent writing skills and one to two internships or volunteering experiences in public relations, journalism or marketing communications. It's a great opportunity to experience first-hand the public relations business.

If interested, please e-mail your resume to resumes@psbpr.com or mail resumes for Minneapolis opportunities to: Stephanie Grogg, Padilla Speer Beardsley, 1101 West River Parkway, Suite 400, Minneapolis, MN 55415

Part-Time Administrative Intern - Padilla Speer Beardsley

We have a great opportunity for a part-time administrative intern looking to build on their office skills.

Padilla Speer Beardsley, a communications and public relations firm, is looking for someone to provide administrative support for our agriculture and environmental sciences team.

It's a three-month, paid internship with a possibility of being extended through the end of May. This is a great opportunity for a student to work in a public relations agency and get some experience working in a business.

The administrative intern will support a busy department on a wide variety of projects. To be considered for the position you must have three to six months experience working in a busy office setting using strong computer and proofreading skills. Must be detail-oriented and be able to follow directions. Need to be knowledgeable in Word, Excel and PowerPoint. The hours are Monday through Friday, from 1-5 p.m. The assignments involve proofreading, making changes in documents, mail production, filing, scanning, data entry, FedEx, copying, faxing and other office assignments.

If interested, please e-mail your resume to resumes@psbpr.com or mail resumes for Minneapolis opportunities to: Stephanie Grogg, Padilla Speer Beardsley, 1101 West River Parkway, Suite 400, Minneapolis, MN 55415

Career/Job Fair Prep Party

Tuesday, October 6, 2009 10:00am-3:00pm
Atwood Ballroom

At the Prep program, students will have the opportunity to:

· Ask 17 different employers for advice and tips on their resume (and get 17 employers to actually look at their resume – which is a BIG deal in this job market)

· Learn what employers expect them to know about their organizations (how and what to research)

· Practice “telling their story” to actual employers AND receive feedback and advice on how to improve

· Learn what “appropriate dress” means and receive professional dress and make-up advice from Macy’s consultants

As far as we know, no campus in the country is offering a program that not only teaches students how to prepare for a job fair/career search – but also lets them put their training into practice working with actual employers who will offer feedback and advice. (See list of participating employers below).

PLEASE encourage your students to take advantage of this new and unique program. Classes are welcome. Faculty and staff are encouraged to come and “check it out” as well. Questions – let me know.

List of participating Prep employers Beckman Coulter Cargill Catholic Charities
CH Robinson Enterprise Rent a Car Federated Insurance General Mills LarsonAllen Mayo Clinic MN Reading Corp Securian Social Security Administration Target TCF Bank W3I Walgreens Xcel Energy

Network Opportunity: October 2009 PRSA Meet & Mingle Wednesday

Take a break from your work week and join PRSA for an evening of networking, food and drinks.

Everyone is invited to the last Meet & Mingle Wednesday of 2009.

Meet new industry peers and catch up with old ones. This is a great opportunity to expand your network of business friends and referral sources in a casual, lighthearted atmosphere.

When: Wednesday, Oct. 14, 20095:30 - 7:30 p.m.

Where: 2730 West Lake Street Minneapolis, MN 55416 (612) 920-5000

Cost: PRSA members $10/ Non-members $15. Price includes light appetizers and validated parking in the Calhoun Beach Club ramp off Thomas Ave. A cash bar with happy hour specials on wine, beer and rail cocktails are available at the bar until 6:30 p.m.

Registration: Early registration is encouraged. For more information and to register, click on main title for link.

Social Media and Promotions - Volunteer Services Intern - Mn Children's Museum

Social Media and Promotions

Utilize Web 2.0 tools to communicate with the Museum’s friends and followers and assist with the fulfillment of cross-promotional partnerships.

Applications are due Friday, October 30, 2009.

*Visit our website at http://www.mcm.org/support-the-museum/volunteer/ to access the online application, complete position description, and application instructions.

*If you are unable to access the online application one can be sent to you by calling (651) 225-6046 or emailing volunteers@mcm.org.

Volunteer Services Intern
Minnesota Children's Museum
10 West 7th Street
Saint Paul, MN 55102
(651) 225-6046
http://www.mcm.org/

MN House of Representatives Internships

The Minnesota House of Representatives would like to announce theposting for the 2010 Internship opportunities for students!

This is a great opportunity for students to learn in a fast paced andexciting environment during the 2010 legislative session which will lastfrom February 4th to approximately mid May.

Some of their responsibilities will include:
- Conducting research on specific issues
- Monitoring and reporting on committee meetings for legislators
- Researching and drafting responses to constituent inquiries
- Summarizing reports or bills
- Conducting opinion surveys
- Writing press releases
- Assisting with mail and telephone contacts
- Contacting other legislators, administrative personnel, and lobbyists


Students should visit our website http://www.house.mn/ for more information and to find job application!

Travis Reese
Legislative Assistant
190 State Office Building
651-296-0526
travis.reese@house.mn