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When it comes to renewable energy and cleantech, Assemblywoman Nancy Skinner is one of the 5 most important people in the state. She’s chair of the Select Committee on Renewable Energy (all clean energy legislation goes through it) in Sacramento. She’s going to be quarterbacking much of what happens in the country’s largest renewable energy […]
Barakat is currently looking to fill about ten internship positions for the 2011 summer and fall sessions. We welcome applicants from all majors who have an interest in international development, human rights, literacy, and in helping women and children. We are looking for interns with skills ranging from marketing and communications, event planning and graphic […]
The program materials for the fiscal year (FY) 2011 program have been posted to the NNEMS website at www.epa.gov/education/students.html. Please note that only 16 fellowships are being offered for the FY 2011 program: 15 fellowships are located in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 1 fellowship is located in Arlington, Virginia. Interactive application materials and details […]
The Consulate-General of Japan in Boston is seeking one individual for the position of the Assistant of Economic Affairs / Science & Technology Section. The Consulate offers group health insurance coverage, twenty days of paid vacation per year, a number of paid U.S./Japanese holidays, three paid summer holidays, and sick leave. Salary is commensurate with […]
Showa Boston Institute for Language and Culture, an affiliate of Showa Women’s University Tokyo, has an immediate opening for a Program Services Coordinator. Job Title: Program Services Coordinator Immediate Supervisor: Assistant Director of Student Services Position Summary: Under the supervision of the Assistant Director, perform a variety of functions requiring bi-lingual/bi-cultural skills and perspective. Support […]
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