This opportunity is ideal for someone with an interest in public health and social science issues who wants to gain experience working in a research environment. We are currently seeking program interns for spring 2001. Intern responsibilities consist of researching mining issues, tracking legislation, working with grassroots groups on campaign issues, performing office support, and completing an independent project. MPC internships are on a volunteer basis. If you are a student, we will be glad to help you earn credit for your work.
Interns work out of our DC office.
We must receive your application in full by November 27, 2000. Help plan EAC outings to the beaches, the forest, and beyond. In this program, we will look at the ways in which the natural world can foster children's learning. We will start with some theories behind outdoor learning, talk about the core of the human connection to nature, and apply these theories to the schoolyard and a therapeutic environment. Speakers include Robin Moore, Ruth Parnall, Sebastiano Santostefano, and David Sobel.