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Date: Thu, 28 Mar 1996 11:19:11 -0800 (PST)
From: Shelly Field <shellyf@u.washington.edu>
To: advisers@u.washington.edu
Subject: Internships & Community Service


Hello, everyone.  As always, the Edward E. Carlson Leadership & Public
Service Office will be hosting weekly workshops related to internships and
community service.  Please see the schedule below, and forward this to any
student e-mail lists you maintain.  I appreciate your efforts to keep
students informed about our programs.

--Shelly Field

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HAVE YOU CONSIDERED DOING AN INTERNSHIP OR COMMUNITY SERVICE?

FIND OUT HOW TO GET CONNECTED TO THE COMMUNITY AT THE NEXT INTERNSHIP &
COMMUNITY SERVICE WORKSHOP SPONSORED BY THE EDWARD E. CARLSON LEADERSHIP
AND PUBLIC SERVICE OFFICE.

Workshop 1:	How to find the internship or community service position
		that's right for you.

		You will learn how internships and community service can
		enhance your college education, help you build important
		analytical and workplace skills, and enable you to learn
		more about yourself and contribute to the community.

		You will learn how to use the resources on campus to find
		an internship or community service position, including
		the Carlson Office's brand new database of opportunities.

Workshop 2:	How to earn academic credit for interships and community
		service.

		You will learn how to combine an academic project with
		your community work and earn academic credit for it.
		You will be presented several examples of successful
		for-credit community experiences.

Schedule:	Workshop 1	Weds	4/3	11:30-12:20
		Workshop 2	Tues	4/9	1:30-2:20
		Workshop 1	Fri	4/19	12:30-1:20
		Workshop 2	Mon	4/22	11:30-12:20
		Workshop 1	Thurs	5/2	1:30-2:20
		Workshop 2	Weds	5/8	11:30-12:20
		Workshop 1	Tues	5/14	12:30-1:20
		Workshop 2	Thurs	5/23	12:30-1:20
		Workshop 1	Fri	5/31	11:30-12:20

Location:	All workshops are conducted in Room 126 of the
		Communications Building.

Questions?  	Call the Carlson Office, 543-2618, or e-mail us at
		leader@u.washington.edu.

SEE YOU THERE!!!





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