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At the bottom of this page you will find a google calendar with information about events, application deadlines, and program information. I find it easiest to navigate the calendar in "agenda" view, which you can switch it to by clicking the "agenda" tab in the upper right hand corner of the calendar.

In addition to the blog, we frequently send out emails with information that is then posted on the blog. Whether your a student, parents, or community member please feel free to join the list serve! You can do this by emailing me the message "add to list serve": macdanme@hsd401.org.

If you have any questions or need any support please stop into the LTI Office or College and Career Center, send an email, or call.

Megan Demeroutis
Internship Coordinator
(206) 631-7733

Bonnie Lathram
College and Career Coordinator
bonnie.lathram@highlineschools.org
(206) 631-7738


Highline Big Picture High School
440 S. 186th St.
Burien, WA 98148
Main Office: (206) 631-7700


Showing posts with label internship. Show all posts
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Tuesday, May 22, 2012

RecTech: PAID Summer Internship Programs


Dear Students,

Please see the email below as well as the previous two blog postings  about the 

RecTech PAID Summer internship programs. 

**Students who successfully complete any of the following internship programs will be paid a stipend of $599.

If you are 14-18 years old and interested in:   

- Robotics (Waterbotics)
-Creating film, audio, and visual media
-Film making and digital design
-Sampling History: Hip-Hop Music Production
-Web Design
-Digital Animation

Get your applications in ASAP! 


Hi Megan,

Good to hear from you. The application is posted online at http://rectech.seattle.gov/?page_id=49. Please note there are two applications, one for the full summer programs and another for the short workshop in robotics at Garfield Teen Life Center. The waterbotics applications are due THIS FRIDAY, but the other applications are not due until May 31st. The main application includes the details of five internship programs, each at a different RecTech site. Please feel free to contact me with any further questions. You can also encourage your students to save some postage and email applications to me at this address. Thanks for all your support!

Best,
   Michelle


Michelle A. Chambers, MPA
Associated Recreation Council
Technology Programs Coordinator
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(t): 206.233.7005   (c): 206.295.6065

RecTech: Waterbotics PAID Summer Program


*For the Waterbotics workshop at Garfield Teen Life Center, please Download This Application, due May 25th, 2012.
RecTech Waterbotics @ Garfield Teen Life Center 
Application Due: Friday, May 25th
428 23rd Ave, 98122
Workshop #1: June 25 – 29th  10am – 4pm (for Girls Only)
OR Workshop #2: August 6-10 10am-4pm (Girls and Boys Welcome)
Explore the world of underwater robotics with RecTech Waterbotics! Discover all the moving pieces of a robot and how scientists are using them to explore harsh habitats from outer space to the depths of the sea floor. We will use Lego Mindstorms Education software and robotic parts, and you will learn to program your own unique robots to overcome twisty obstacles and crafty challenges.Participants who successfully complete the program earn a $250 stipend and service learning hours.



Please send or drop off completed applications to:
Associated Recreation Council
Attn: Michelle Chambers
8061 Densmore Ave N
Seattle, WA 98103
Completed AND SIGNED applications can also be sent via email to michelle.chambers@seattle.gov
Thanks again for your interest in the RecTech Student Internship.  We look forward to receiving your application!

RecTech Summer Program: Application due May 31st


*Application for all other programs can be found  here: Due May 31st 
Summer 2012 RecTech Internship Programs
Applications Due May 31st
Youth Media Corps: Creating Film, Audio, & Visual Media @ Delridge Community Center, 4501 Delridge Way SW, Seattle, 98106
July 2 – August 24 (no class July 4); Monday – Thursday, 1:30 PM – 5:30 PM
Join the Youth Media Corps Interns and gain valuable digital media technical skills while learning about your community and having fun in the process!  Youth Media Corps interns work with program staff and partner organizations to create original media materials for area nonprofits and community development organizations.  You will learn the craft of digital, audio, and visual storytelling to help serve organizations who contribute to a socially responsible world.
Filmmaking and digital design @ Garfield Community Center 2323 East Cherry St, 98122  
July 2 – August 24 (no class July 4); Monday – Thursday, 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
This summer’s RecTech Interns will create short films to inform people about an issue relevant to you and your community. We're looking for dedicated and enthusiastic youth who want to learn to about technology and filmmaking and have an interest in community involvement.
Sampling History: Hip-Hop Music Production @ Rainier Community Center, 4600 38th Ave South, Seattle, 98118
July 2 – August 24 (no class July 4); Monday – Thursday, 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Hip-Hop has roots in many different genres of music including, Classical, Jazz, Reggae, Soul, and Blues and is often an amalgamation of multiple sounds and “samples” collected from sonic works of the past. Interns in this course we will learn about the roots of sample-based production, walk through the process of beat-making, and piece together original compositions.  Write, produce, and perform your own original works while learning the history and importance of Black and African-American music. 
Web Design and Your Community @ South Park Community Center, 8319 8th Ave South, Seattle, 98108
July 2 – August 24 (no class July 4); Monday – Thursday, 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Do you want to work on websites? Did you know that you can make a career doing it? Communicate your ideas 
across the globe! In this program you will learn web design, graphic design, HTML and interactive animations. You will have the opportunity to work with professional programs such as Photoshop for image editing, Dreamweaver for web page creation, Illustrator for logos and buttons and Flash for animation. Then put your new skills to use working on a website for a local nonprofit or building a site for an issue you feel passionate about.  
Digital Animation & Adobe Flash @ Southwest Teen Life Center, 2801 SW Thistle St, Seattle, 98126
July 3 – August 24  (no class July 4th); Tuesday – Friday, 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Adobe Flash is all over the web.  Even if you don’t know what it is, chances are you’ve seen and used it! From pausing videos to playing a game, almost everything interactive is made with Flash. Whether you want to create your own online game or a presentation that makes PowerPoint seem dull, Flash will help you create a fully interactive experience. RecTech winter interns will learn to create digital animation, add interactive buttons, and use advanced programming options for other interactive features, all using Adobe Flash. We will then create an application that informs and educates, either about technology skills or for a nonprofit organization serving the Southwest Seattle community

Please send or drop off completed applications to:
Associated Recreation Council
Attn: Michelle Chambers
8061 Densmore Ave N
Seattle, WA 98103
Completed AND SIGNED applications can also be sent via email to michelle.chambers@seattle.gov
Thanks again for your interest in the RecTech Student Internship.  We look forward to receiving your application!

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

VOLUNTEER OPPS and INTERNSHIPS

Unless you have an immediate need for money in your pocket volunteering or finding an internship is one of the most valuable things you can do at this point in your life to build your resume and make connections. At the very least it's more exciting than sitting around the house all summer.

There are lots of organizations to get involved with. The first step is to figure out what you are passionate about.



Here are a few leads to get you started...


Art:

Writing:

STEMS:

Helping Fields:

After School Programs:

Wednesday, January 12, 2011

Internship Opportunity @ the Pacific Science Center

...with the opportunity to get PAID!!

Applications are now available for the TESSA (9th grade students only) and Discovery Corps (14 and older) internship programs at the Pacific Science Center. Get involved in fun, hands on activities behind the scenes at the Science Center. This is a great opportunity to build your resume and impress colleges. Through this internship program you will eventually be considered for paid employment.

Please come to the College and Career Center if you have any questions while filling out your application. If you have any questions specific to either program contact Josh Kemper at the Pacific Science Center:

Josh Kemper PACIFIC SCIENCE CENTER
Discovery Corps Coordinator P (206) 443-2884 F (206) 443-3631 jkemper@pacsci.org


9th graders -TESSA Application: http://www.pacsci.org/discoverycorps/XXIII_TESSA_App.pdf

10th, 11th and 12th graders- Discovery Corps Application:http://www.pacsci.org/discoverycorps/ClassXXIIIApp.pdf

Monday, January 10, 2011

Culminating Project/Internship/Community Service Opportunity: Become a Blogger

Please find information below that was sent to me about an interesting community involvement opportunity for High School Students:

Hi, My name is Anita Chung, a Western Washington resident from Kirkland. I have co-founded a nonprofit youth literary online community, www.ponderlounge.org. We worked with a number of Seattle-based as well as some international teaching artists to develop an innovative, highly original, slightly academic approach to celebrate and facilitate the art of creative writing among young teens.

Our site launched last October. Membership has grown steadily, high-quality submissions have been coming in, and contests have been successful. To kick off our launch, we have an excellent internship opportunity for high school students interested in writing. The Blogger is a highly engaging online internship program; interns are empowered to define the daily lives of our original characters found on the site. To find out more, please click here.

Due to our nonprofit nature, such an internship may also be considered community service hours if applicable. We also welcome senior students to consider this opportunity for their culminating project.

I'd appreciate your comments/questions as well as your help to spread the word about PonderLounge. We would love to have interns and/or receive submissions from Highline High!

Regards,

Anita Chung
Co-founder
PonderLoungewww.ponderlounge.org
A youth literary community
Think.Write.Publish.

Attention Juniors and Seniors: Summer internship opportunity

2011 Student Leader® Program

Since its inception in 2004, the Bank of America Student Leader Program has recognized more than 1,400 exemplary high school students who have a passion for improving their communities.

We are seeking high school juniors and seniors who are creating positive impact in King, Pierce and Snohomish County communities.

Selected applicants will:
Participate in an 8-week paid summer internship with a local nonprofit organization
Take part in an all-expense-paid week in Washington, D.C. at our Student Leadership Summit with hundreds of other community-minded students from the U.S. and U.K.
Learn how nonprofits, government, and business can partner to create a positive impact in our communities

If you know a community-minded junior or senior in high school who demonstrate leadership and extraordinary volunteerism, encourage them to apply!

Deadline to apply: January 12, 2011 (9:00 p.m. PST)

Have students visit: www.bankofamerica.com/neistudentleaders