Intern for the Healthy Food Initiative w/United Way (Paid)
Deadline to Apply- Wednesday, 2/6 (ALL Majors welcome)
United Way of Central Maryland in Baltimore, MD is looking for a PAID INTERN.
Part-time, Spring Semester, about 10 hours per week
Paid- $1,000 stipend for 120 hours of service via The Shattuck Family Internship Program for Entrepreneurship Innovation and Social Change
Position Title: Impact Strategies Access to Healthy Food Initiative Intern
Department: Impact Strategies
Report To: Program Specialist, Impact Strategies
Interviews with select students will take place at UMBC on February 13th.
APPLY TODAY via UMBCworks- position 9256073 by February 6th.
IF YOU DO NOT HAVE AN ACCOUNT ON UMBCworks, send your resume and cover letter to Christine Routzahn, Director of Internships, at the Shriver Center (routzahn@umbc.edu).
Cover letters can be address to Ms. Liz Crammond, Program Specialist, United Way of Central Maryland, 100 S. Charles Street, 5th FL, Baltimore, MD 21201
GENERAL OVERVIEW: United Way of Central Maryland is dedicated to helping individuals and families who are vulnerable and at risk meet their emergency needs, stabilize their lives and ultimately achieve a better quality of life. By drawing upon local knowledge, data and expertise to understand the community’s needs, UWCM is able to identify where gaps exist and concentrate on what works in addressing them, serving as a powerful advocate on critical health and human service issues.
POSITION SUMMARY STATEMENT: Provides support to the Access to Healthy Food Initiative by assisting with United Way of Central Maryland’s’ healthy food drives, food access research, and document creation.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include, but are not limited to:
Healthy Food Drives
- Work with Impact Strategies Program Specialist to organize healthy food drives via email and phone with United Way of Central Maryland work place campaigns and independent schools in central Maryland, as well as food drive data management.
- Help to strategize innovative ways to reach college age students.
Food Access Research
- Aid as needed with the research of food access issues information including: statistics, current programs and best practices. Information may be collected via internet research, cold calling organizations and attending informational meetings/sessions.
Document Creation
- Assist with the creation and management of Access to Healthy Food Initiative documents, including one pagers.
Part-time, Spring Semester, about 10 hours per week
Paid- $1,000 stipend for 120 hours of service via The Shattuck Family Internship Program for Entrepreneurship Innovation and Social Change
Position Title: Impact Strategies Access to Healthy Food Initiative Intern
Department: Impact Strategies
Report To: Program Specialist, Impact Strategies
Interviews with select students will take place at UMBC on February 13th.
APPLY TODAY via UMBCworks- position 9256073 by February 6th.
IF YOU DO NOT HAVE AN ACCOUNT ON UMBCworks, send your resume and cover letter to Christine Routzahn, Director of Internships, at the Shriver Center (routzahn@umbc.edu).
Cover letters can be address to Ms. Liz Crammond, Program Specialist, United Way of Central Maryland, 100 S. Charles Street, 5th FL, Baltimore, MD 21201
GENERAL OVERVIEW: United Way of Central Maryland is dedicated to helping individuals and families who are vulnerable and at risk meet their emergency needs, stabilize their lives and ultimately achieve a better quality of life. By drawing upon local knowledge, data and expertise to understand the community’s needs, UWCM is able to identify where gaps exist and concentrate on what works in addressing them, serving as a powerful advocate on critical health and human service issues.
POSITION SUMMARY STATEMENT: Provides support to the Access to Healthy Food Initiative by assisting with United Way of Central Maryland’s’ healthy food drives, food access research, and document creation.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include, but are not limited to:
Healthy Food Drives
- Work with Impact Strategies Program Specialist to organize healthy food drives via email and phone with United Way of Central Maryland work place campaigns and independent schools in central Maryland, as well as food drive data management.
- Help to strategize innovative ways to reach college age students.
Food Access Research
- Aid as needed with the research of food access issues information including: statistics, current programs and best practices. Information may be collected via internet research, cold calling organizations and attending informational meetings/sessions.
Document Creation
- Assist with the creation and management of Access to Healthy Food Initiative documents, including one pagers.
Posted: January 31, 2013, 2:54 PM
