Alpha Natural Resources, One
Alpha Place Abingdon VA 24280,
www.alphanr.com,
cgebhardt@alphanr.com,
(P) 276-619-4016. IT Intern/Co-op - $9/hr. Assist with daily
IT activities in the Support Services or Technical Services area.
May include clerical, PC troubleshooting and maintenance, answering
phones, preventive maintenance, etc. Should have experience in
business and/or computers. Though this is an IT position, all areas
are welcome to apply. Send resume to Craig Gebhardt, Support
Services Supervisor, or call if interested. Start mid-August/early
September. posted 8/2/07
Holiday Inn,
3005 Linden Drive, Bristol VA 24202, (P) 276-466-4100 x1155, (F)
276-466-4103,
naycock@trammellproperties.com.
Hospitality Co-Op - rotate throughout the hotel to learn all
operations including front desk, banquet, restaurant kitchen,
management, sales/marketing, and possibly maintenance. Can be
paid or unpaid position. Send resume to Neil Aycock, Human Resource
Manager. posted 7/26/07
Engineered
Products of Virginia,
Saltville VA, http://www.epova.com/.
Summer Internship - Immediate start date. Prefer
a General Engineering Technology student but would consider other
fields. The bulk of the work would be working with epoxy, polyester
film, setting up new equipment, testing, and setting up new
processes. Additionally, some drafting skills would be a plus for a
3D printer which uses Solidworks 3D drafting software. Email
resume and references to
career@vhcc.edu to be screened and passed along. posted
5/30/07
American Electric Power
(AEP), 13563 Owens Dr, Glade Spring VA 24340,
www.aep.com, (P) 423-578-2206.
IT co-op - College
students participating in AEP's Cooperative Education Program earn
while they learn about the exciting world of energy production and
delivery. Our co-op program includes field trips to power plants,
working coalmines, or video labs, along with hands-on work
experiences in their specific career area. Emphasis is placed on
academic achievement, an interest in the electric utility industry,
and leadership in extracurricular activities. Co-op students
participate in all phases of challenging technical and business
oriented projects. Information Technology Co-op Program: AEP has a
world-class Information Technology (IT) organization that supports
the company's goal to be the world's premier provider of energy and
related services. Eligibility for the IT Co-op Program includes the
following criteria: *Must be enrolled at a college/university in a
full-time program, pursuing an associates or bachelors degree
*Computer and Information Science (CIS), Management Information
Systems (MIS), Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) majors
*Completed at least one (1) year in major * Have taken at least one
computing course *Minimum 3.0/4.00 GPA *Must be a United States
citizen or permanent resident * For those pursuing an Associates
degree, Must be able to work minimum of one (1) quarter prior to
college graduation (usually summers). Email resume to Mark Williams
(mawilliams3@aep.com).
posted 4/30/07
William
King Regional Arts Center,
PO Box
2256
Abingdon,
VA 24212. (276) 628-5005.
Curatorial Internship
- William King
Regional Arts Center is seeking a qualified candidate for its summer
2007 Curatorial Internship. The selected intern will assist the
Curator of Fine Art and the Curator of Decorative & Folk Art with
the research, registration, installation, and educational programs
for at least two exhibitions. The individual will also assist with
the care and management of the Arts Center’s permanent collection.
Additional duties may be assigned as needed in the educational,
development, marketing, and publications departments.
The successful candidate will
be required to work 22-30 hours per week for a period of 10 weeks
over the summer. A total stipend of $1,000 will be paid in
bi-weekly installments. DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS: Interest in art,
education, history, and/or museums. Strong writing, research and
communications skills. Knowledge of standard Microsoft Office
computer programs, including Excel and Word. Ability to work
independently and on detailed tasks. William
King Regional Arts Center, located in Abingdon, VA, features three
museum-standard galleries, classes for children and adults, an
outdoor sculpture garden, a resident artist studio, an historic
house museum and museum store.
Changing exhibitions and
permanent collections reflect the diversity of art, both historical
and contemporary, of the world and of the region. The exhibitions
and collections are supported by programming for school and public
audiences. Changing exhibitions and permanent collections reflect
the diversity of art, both historical and contemporary, of the world
and of the region. The exhibitions and collections are supported by
programming for school and public audiences. The Arts Center
operates the Fields-Penn 1860 House Museum which offers guided tours
that interpret the lifestyles of the home's 19th-century
families and also displays the Arts Center's collection of regional
decorative arts.
Interested candidates should
contact the curatorial department at the Arts Center for an
application. Please send the completed application, resume, and
short writing sample to:
Curatorial Internship,
William King
Regional Arts Center,
PO Box
2256,
Abingdon,
VA 24212.
Applications must be
postmarked by April 2, 2007. Selected candidates will be
notified by May 1, 2007. posted 2/27/07
Bristol Chamber of Commerce,
20 Volunteer Parkway, Bristol TN 37620.
Various Internship Opportunities
- Bristol Youth Leadership (BYL): BYL is a youth leadership
program. Update information to next year. Do an analysis of
monthly class session evaluations. Aid in graphic design of
brochures, application, etc. Good opportunity for Education
majors.
Communications (Graphic design/website): Communications includes not
only graphic design but proofing of brochures, website pages, and other
chamber publications as well as the gathering of the information to be
utilized. Convention & Visitors Bureau (CVB): CVB provides
information to visitors concerning the Bristol community. Keep
Bristol Beautiful (KBB):
KBB addresses the environmental needs of the community such as
recycling, environmental education and water quality. Update
membership database. Aid in graphic design of brochures.
Update information to next year. Assist in preparation of upcoming
events. Lead
Bristol!:
Lead Bristol is an adult leadership program. Update information to
the next year. Do an analysis of monthly class session
evaluations. Aid in graphic design of brochures, application, etc.
Good opportunity for education majors. Member Relations:
Member relations works closely with the membership base to provide
information, networking and other opportunities. Great way to meet
community business leaders. This would be an opportunity for
marketing, communications, business and management majors.
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