INVOLVEMENT OPPORTUNITIES

TEDXFSU Apply to be on the 2015 TEDxFSU Planning Team! In the spirit of ideas worth spreading TEDxFSU is looking for individuals who are excited about TED to join our planning team to prepare the 2015 TEDxFSU conference. In order to make this event the most successful, TEDx is looking for a group of dynamic students who will serve as committee chairs. Chairs will coordinate the overall production of TEDxFSU, including assembling of live speakers, coordinating conference attendees, managing media production, and promoting the event among other tasks in preparation for TEDxFSU on March 20, 2015. The TEDxFSU planning team is a year-long commitment with weekly meetings leading up to the event. To learn more about being a part of the TEDxFSU planning team, join at the following informational session: Friday, October 3, 2014, the Globe room 2600, at 1:00pm. Applications are due by Monday, October 6, 2014 by 11:59pm. To apply, visit thecenter.fsu.edu/Programs/TEDxFSU.

CLSC ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

A Student Assistant position in the Finance/Administration cluster at the Center for Leadership & Social Change (CLSC). Student must have been awarded Federal Work Study and should be able to work 8-10 hrs./wk., preferably working 1.5-2 hrs./day, Monday-Friday. Student must have a valid driver’s license, proof of car insurance, and a good driving record. (Driver’s history will be processed before offer is made) Duties may include: Basic office duties: filing, making copies, organizing spaces, and other duties as needed; Running department errands on and off campus; help with other Center cluster programs as needed; Reception desk coverage when needed; must be comfortable answering phones and helping students/visitors to CLSC; and Helpful, pleasant, and willing attitude desired. Please email Sandi White at sewhite@fsu.edu with a copy of your resume if interested.

kNOw MORE Join the conversation surrounding Sexual Violence Prevention at Florida State University. During these conversations students will learn about the dynamics of sexual violence, how to engage in bystander intervention, how to obtain and define consent, and about campus resources and support. For more information, call (850) 644-8871. There are more conversations happening this semester: Thursday, October 16; and Wednesday, October 29. All events occur from 7:00pm to 8:00pm in the Wellness Center Auditorium (HWC 2100).

CAREER CENTER STUDENT

AMBASSADOR LEADERSHIP PROGRAM The Career Center is seeking a group of dynamic, engaging student leaders to join the team! The Career Center Student Ambassador Leadership program is a service and leadership opportunity for FSU students. As Ambassadors, students serve as representatives of the Career Center. By participating in the program, you will: Gain leadership experience; Network with peers and employers; Build professional skills; and enhance your resume. Are you interested? Contact V’Rhaniku Haynes at vhaynes@fsu.edu or Nicole Ramos at nramos2@fsu.edu.

MOELLERSHIP APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE The Moellership Program, named for its founder Bill Moeller, provides undergraduate and graduate students at Florida State University the opportunity to focus 8 – 12 weeks of their summer on service at a non-profit agency. Selected students receive a stipend of up to $4,000 for participation in the program. Examples of past projects include working with people experiencing homelessness in Tallahassee, serving at a camp for children with chronic illnesses in North Carolina, implementing a reading curriculum in South Africa, caring for people with HIV/AIDS in Spain, and promoting sustainability in Brazil. Applications are available at thecenter.fsu.edu/Moellership and are due December 3 at 5:00pm. Want to learn more about the Moellership Program? Attend an information session or email Jillian Volpe White at jvwhite@fsu.edu.

CAREER CENTER EVENTS The Career Center is hosting a number of events coming up! Pizza and a Major: The topic is Self-Exploration. It will be held on October 7 from 7:00pm to 8:30pm at the Dunlap Success Center, Room 2201/2202. Graduate and Professional School Fair: It will be held on October 13 and 14 from 10:00am to 2:00pm at the Oglesby Union Courtyard. Annual Career Portfolio Contest: Win a $500 scholarship just by preparing for your future. Enter your career portfolio in the FSU Career Center's contest by October 24th, 2014 for a chance to win. The Career Portfolio is a professional way to compile and reflect on your educational, volunteer, and work experiences. Go to www.portfolio.fsu.edu to begin or edit your portfolio! See www.career.fsu.edu/portfolio/contest/rules for contest rules and details. For more information, you may contact Amanda Peters at ampeters@fsu.edu or (850) 644-9353 or portfolio@admin.fsu.edu.

SOCIAL SCIENCE SCHOLAR If chosen, you will become part of a select group of students; participate in a variety of academic and extracurricular activities; build leadership and research skills and enhance your resume; design and carry out your own research or service project; and receive up to $5,000 to cover project-related travel and expenses. The program selects 18 social science juniors each fall semester. To apply, you must have completed 52 credit hours; have met all your Liberal Studies requirements; have a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or higher; have participated in campus and/or community service organizations; and submit an online application at www.coss.fsu.edu/sss by October 3, 2014. For more information, visit www.coss.fsu.edu/sss or contact Dr. John Mayo at jmayo@fsu.edu or Dr. Tom Taylor at ttaylor@fsu.edu.

Thursday October 2, 2014

It’s About…

Leadership Community Advocacy Change Citizenship Action Acceptance Participation Vision Awareness Justice Civility

LIGHT THE NIGHT The Florida State University chapter of Light the Night raises awareness on FSU's campus about the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. While planning their seventh year, they are very excited to make this year their best and biggest Light the Night Walk ever! If you are looking to participate in this inspiring event on Thursday, November 7 and acquire ServScript hours, please contact Volunteer Recruitment chair Jasmine Baptiste by email at jb13k@my.fsu.edu. For more information about the event or forming a fundraising team, visit the FSU LTN Facebook page.

GARNET & GOLD GOES GREEN CELEBRATING 10 YEARS OF GGGG! The Garnet & Gold Goes Green (G4) Recycling Program provides fans the opportunity to recycle their beverage containers with the intention of decreasing the large amounts of litter surrounding Doak Campbell stadium. G4 volunteers act as the friendly face of recycling to the thousands of fans who attend FSU football games each year. Meet new people, earn service hours & get free swag! Email recycling@fsu.edu to sign up & bring your friends! www.facebook.com/GarnetandGoldGoesGreen

WFSU FALL RADIO MEMBERSHIP DRIVE Volunteer with WFSU for the Fall Radio Membership Drive: Get service hours in a casual, fun environment, and get a behind-the-scenes look at how radio is made! WFSU is looking for volunteers to help answer phones during the Fall Radio Membership Drive from October 15-24. Volunteers must be age 18 and over. Shifts are 1.5-2 hours long and range from morning to evening and on Saturday. There is plenty of free parking on-site and snacks are provided! Sign-up online here! If you have questions or would like to schedule a group to volunteer together, contact Sarah Cassidy Hipsher at scassidyhipsher@fsu.edu or sarahch@wfsu.org or call (850) 487-3170 ext. 359. You can use these hours for ServScript!

2014-2015 BEYOND BORDERS The Center for Global Engagement is offering a unique opportunity, called Beyond Borders, for FSU students to engage with students of other nations. This program provides short-term, rich cultural learning experiences in Jamaica or Germany. The exchanges are short but connections that students make are long-lasting. The FSU students selected to participate in Beyond Borders welcome students from Jamaica, who come to Tallahassee in October, or students from Germany who arrive mid-spring. FSU students then travel to the selected country for one week over spring break (Jamaica) or for three weeks in early May (Germany). Selected FSU students also take a one-credit class during Spring semester, which prepares them to make the most of their experience abroad. The FSU students’ accommodation, transportation, airfare, most meals, activities, and insurance are covered in the program fee. In order to keep the programs to a size that allows for close personal interaction, the application is competitive and 10-12 students are selected per exchange. Applications for the programs to Jamaica and Germany are currently available! For more information about Beyond Borders, please visit the website at: cge.fsu.edu/beyondborders. The deadline is October 6 for Germany.

FSU CHILDCARE FALL FESTIVAL Volunteers are needed to assist in running games and activities, and serving refreshments. This is a great opportunity to earn service hours and have fun while working with families and children. The event takes place on Friday, October 31, 2014, 4pm to 6pm. Contact Tiffany Karnisky, Coordinator, at (850) 644-5664 or by email at tkarnisky@admin.fsu.edu for more information and volunteer packet.

EARLY LEARNING COALITION The Early Learning Coalition will be hosting a 5K and 1 mile fun run on Saturday, October 18, 2014 and volunteer will be needed. More details will be coming soon! In the meantime, contact Molly Lord at volunteer@elcbigbend.org.

WESTMINSTER OAKS RETIREMENT COMMUNITY There is an old-fashioned Story-telling and festival day on Thursday, October 30! Lots of volunteers are needed – as a group or individually. This is an opportunity to become familiar with Westminster Oaks Retirement Community. Specifically, Westminster Oaks is looking for face painters, balloon animal tiers, people to hand food (e.g. corndogs or cotton candy) and most of all, people to help the residents to and from the health center. To volunteer, contact Christian Hokeah at chokeah@wservices.org or Linda DiGonzalez at ldigonzalez@wservices.org or call (850) 878-1136 ext. 285.

TUTORING AT FSUS Seeking tutors for The Florida State University Schools middle school and high school track and field program. The track and field program has been a powerhouse in the Big Bend for over a decade and now they are looking to become a powerhouse in the classroom by hiring 5 volunteer tutors to help facilitate our study hall sessions and provide top notch help for all of their student athletes. They need strong tutors in the subjects of Math, Science, English, Social Studies and Spanish. Study hall will be Monday through Thursday from 3:00pm to 4:00pm at FSUS. All tutors are required to have a 3.0 GPA in their college courses and be in their second year or higher in college. If interested please contact Coach Tyrone McGriff at (850) 228-6966 or tmcgriff@fsu.edu or Brandie Woods-Danzy (850) 766-0249 ksawjr@aol.com.

STUDENT ACTIVITIES CENTER Market Wednesday Reservations: The Market Wednesday Sound Hour Reservation form is now available for the Fall semester! This form can be accessed by clicking here. Please remember that time slots are first come first served. If you have any special musical request, please submit this to SOAR BOARD by Tuesday at 4pm prior to the Wednesday before your performance. If you need to cancel at any time, please let us know at SOAR@admin.fsu.edu at least 48 hours prior to your performance. If you are trying to submit a request for multiple days within one semester, after your first approved submission, other requests will be wait-listed. This is to provide equal opportunity for all organizations on campus. If no RSOs reserve for that day, the first wait-listed organization will be notified 7 days prior to the requested date. 2014 Homecoming Parade: The 2014 Homecoming Parade Applications & Funding Forms are out! Get your RSO Involved with Homecoming this year! You can either make a float or simply walk with your organization and show your RSO pride. Either way we want you to get involved! Applications are due October 1st at 5pm to the Alumni Association. The applications for the parade can be found at: homecoming.fsu.edu/events/homecoming-parade Torch Pursuit: Register to participate in Torch Pursuit! Be a part of a team up to 6 people and win free, front row tickets to FSU's oldest tradition, Pow Wow! Each day a question will be posted via Homecoming's Twitter (@FSUHomecoming). Once teams register, they will receive a log to keep track of their answers. Teams register by selecting a team captain and submitting all team members names and FSU emails to Homecoming's Performance Director, Andrew Gallagher via email (apg12b@my.fsu.edu). There are 51 questions and the quest has already begun, so register and begin #FuelingtheFlame with your Seminole spirt and knowledge! (This event is NOT FOR POINTS)

MAKING STRIDES AGAINST BREAST CANCER

The American Cancer Society's Making Strides Against Breast Cancer is looking for volunteers! Volunteers are the heart of the American Cancer Society and play an

integral role in the fight against all cancers, including breast cancer. The American Cancer Society will be Making Strides on Sunday, October 19 at Cascades Park for our celebration of survivorship and 5K Walk. Sign up by emailing colettewash@gmail.com or directly online at www.signupgenius.com/go/20f084aaaac23aa8-20141. For more information about this event or to sign up to walk visit www.makingstrideswalk.org/leon.

COUNCIL ON CULTURE & ARTS

Connect with COCA! They can be emailed at cultural@cocanet.org or can call at (850) 224-2500. Visit COCA’s website at www.cocanet.org or like them on Facebook, follow them on Twitter (@COCAbuzz) or Instagram (@cocatally)! See all of their events at www.morethanyouthought.com.

SPAGHETTI 100 Capital City Cyclists (a 501C3, not for profit) is looking for volunteers to help with a fundraiser for the 'Kids on Bikes' program, called Spaghetti 100. Proceeds from the Spaghetti 100 goes to support Capital City Cyclist’s Kids on Bikes program, where we provide engaging, educational opportunities for kids to learn skills and awareness of how biking positively impacts their health, environment and lifestyle. The two major programs that we put on under Kids on Bikes are: Volunteers are needed to man food stations /rest stops, mark routes, packet pick-up, etc. Those who are interested can register to volunteer directly on the cccyclists.org/spaghetti100/volunteer/. The event is November 15th and we need up to 75 volunteers. It will be a very fun and rewarding day for all!

UNITED AGAINST INEQUITIES IN DISEASE (UAID) United Against Inequities in Disease (UAID) is offering a Public Health Leadership Opportunity. Health Inequities are unjust and preventable differences in health between groups of people. UAID is a national organization that empowers students and communities to fight this injustice and eliminate health inequities. At the national level, you will attend an annual symposium, participate in educational webinars, and get certified in medical Spanish. At the campus level, you will have the exclusive opportunity to lead a one-of-a-kind, hands-on, research-driven project that will improve the health of your own local community. Based on college campuses like yours, UAID's presence spans from coast to coast. But only a few students have the unique opportunity to lead the organization as the Founder of their own chapter. This fall, UAID will accept no more than 10 new chapters. To apply for the position of UAID Chapter Founder of your school, submit an application using the following link by October 1st: www.uaidnational.org/application. Priority will be given to those who apply early. For more information about UAID, visit their website at www.uaidnational.org. If you have any questions, please e-mail the UAID CEO, Sonia Gupta, at sonia@uaidnational.org.

RAA MIDDLE SCHOOL, MENTORING IN THE ARTS PROGRAM

Local visual artists, musicians, dancers, and theater professionals are sought to provide mentoring to middle school arts students in Raa's Magnet Program. The commitment is very low, just one hour per week, and Leon County Schools takes care of all the rest at no cost to you. Help them develop communication and social skills, positive relationships with adults, as well as a life-long love of the arts. If you are interested or want more details, please contact Raa's Magnet Coordinator, Sam Thompson at thompsons2@leonschools.net or (850) 488-7495.

SUCCESS ACADEMY

The Success Academy is looking for mentors! The Success Academy is a Leon County public school that serves at risk students in 6th to 12th grade. The mission at The Success Academy is to create a unique and adaptable educational environment that will meet student needs and aspirations, allowing students to excel in the curriculum at an accelerated pace and to recover from academic deficiencies. They strive to assist students in reaching their highest potential and achieving the goal of earning a high school diploma. They create partnerships between students, parents, community and the school and to do this they need you! In just an hour a week you can provide another layer of support to a student who is seeking mentorship. Please contact Robin Cave, Mentor Coordinator, at (850) 488-2087, ext.2038, or caver@leonschools.net.

DIRECT ACTION & RESEARCH TRAINING CENTER (DART) Are you interested in a career in community organizing? Learn more at a DART informational webinar on October 1 at 8:00pm OR October 2 at 7:00pm. DART believes powerlessness is the root cause of community problems. They unite low- and moderate- income communities to build power and achieve social, economic, and racial justice. Sign up at www.thedartcenter.org/events.

NATIONAL BLACK ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP The Florida State University (FSU) National Black Alumni, Inc. is an officially chartered affiliate of the FSU Alumni Association. The Association’s mission is to build a network of Black alumni and friends and sustain meaningful relationships on behalf of FSU. The FSU National Black Alumni promotes and supports the academic achievement and excellence of Black students at FSU. Consequently, the FSU Black Alumni Scholarship Fund was established in the FSU Foundation to provide financial assistance to minority students of African descent. As part of its 2014 National Black Alumni Reunion (“Fueling the Fire”), the FSU National Black Alumni will award $500 scholarships to three deserving students. One scholarship will be awarded in honor of Maxwell Courtney (first Black undergraduate student to attend and graduate from FSU), one will be awarded in honor of Dr. William R. Jones (Founder and first Director of the FSU Black Studies Program), and one is specifically designated for a student who is involved in the International Program or plans to study abroad. Interested students should complete the Scholarship Application, and briefly discuss their academic experiences and community involvement outside the formal classroom. Additionally, applicants must describe how they took a stand and were courageous in the face of injustice or a challenging situation, and how they used this as an opportunity to build social solidarity, encourage understanding, or broaden their academic experiences. Interested students must return completed application by October 11, 2014, to: Scholarship Committee, at scholarship@fsublackalumni.org.

TALLAHASSEE GREEK FESTIVAL The Tallahassee Greek Festival is one of Tallahassee’s cultural events. Their motto is "come for the food, leave with the culture." This year's Greek Festival will be held October 24 and October 25. The event is listed on the Leon County Volunteer web site, and qualifies for service credits for students. The event attracts 20,000 to 30,000 attendees, and the Pastry Booth is a popular venue! Volunteers are needed to help at this event. There are 3 shifts each day (9:00 am to 2:00pm; 1:00pm to 6:00pm, and 5:00pm to 11:00pm). All volunteers at the Festival receive a free meal. As a volunteer in the Pastry Booth, your job would be very simple. Volunteers stand behind a tray of pastries, and simply place the pastries on the customer's tray. The customer then moves on down the line. In addition, they will be preparing the pastries on October 21, 22, and 23, and require volunteers at this time too. They will be packaging pastries from 9:00am to 8:00pm. Please let Liz Siplfle know if you or any of your friends would like to volunteer. She can be reached at (734) 560-7068.

NATIONAL COUNCIL ON US-ARAB RELATIONS Students are invited to participate in the 2015 Florida Regional Model Arab League, a debate-based simulation of the League of Arab States. This academic and leadership development experience is open to both high school and university students. The conference will be held at the University Area CDC, March 19 through 20, 2015. Each academic year thousands of students participate in Model Arab Leagues across the United States and the world. Through participation in the Model Arab League program students develop essential skills from leadership and public speaking to critical thinking and writing, all while also gaining practical, immediate knowledge about a critical region – the Middle East and the Arab world. Forming a team for a Model Arab League conference does not have to be difficult! Whether led by a faculty adviser or student leaders, any size group of students may form a team and register online to receive a country assignment. Your team will then research its country's policies on the most important issues facing the Arab World and Middle East today, found in the MAL Agenda. Finally, you will practice the rules of debate found in the MAL Handbook before attending the conference. The National Council's staff stands ready to assist your team at every step. Registration Now Open! for Florida Regional and Model Arab League in Tampa, Florida on March 19th through 20th, 2015. You can find conference details, country assignments, and more at: ncusar.org/modelarableague/conferences/frmal. Contact Josh Hilbrand, Director of Student Programs at the National Council on U.S.-Arab Relations, at (202) 293-6466 or via email at josh@ncusar.org, to find out how to take part in the program.

LIBERTY MUTUAL RESPONSIBLE SCHOLARS

The Liberty Mutual Responsible Scholars program challenges students in undergraduate program with excellent academic achievements to demonstrate what it means to be responsible. Liberty Mutual recognizes that there are thousands of students doing great things on their college campuses every day. They want to know how you make a difference! Whether you have questions about the Responsible Scholars Programs or you would like to receive more information on Liberty Mutual, please email ResponsibleScholars@libertymutual.com. Alternative Spring Break Grant: The Liberty Mutual Responsible Scholars Alternative Spring Break Grants provide funding for up to 10 student organizations to help rebuild and strengthen communities across the globe through $2,000 grants. Applications will be accepted through 11:59pm EST on November 30, 2014. Apply online at www.ResponsibleScholars.com/ASB. Community Project: Liberty Mutual is offering 10 students the opportunity to join the Responsible Scholars team and Habitat for Humanity in building a home for someone who needs it. The college students who best demonstrate why they should be selected to help in building a home for an underprivileged family will travel to Phoenix, AZ January 5 through January 9, 2015. Video applications will be accepted through 11:59pm EST, on November 15, 2014. Apply online at www.ResponsibleScholars.com/Community.

INTERNSHIPS & PAID OPPORTUNITIES

STUDENT WRITER/GRADUATE SUCCESS INTERN

Florida State University is looking for a Student Writer/Graduate Success Intern (Job ID: 759704). It is at the Tallahassee campus. The position will support the production of creative deliverables related to digital media, content development and writing.

STANSBURY CONSULTING INTERNSHIP Stansbury Consulting (www.stansburyconsulting.com) is looking for an intern for their location in Tallahassee, FL (Job ID: 758959). The mission of Stansbury Consulting is to empower organizations to create sustainable programs, inspire action, nurture long-term relationships, and advance philanthropy. This internship is with fundraising consulting firm: Research articles, templates and resources for client related projects. Assist Stansbury Consulting with writing and teaching assignments. Review Tallahassee Democrat Chronicle publications and other newspapers for client news and prepare correspondence. Research and identify national nonprofit conferences that come to FL, etc. Assist with marketing opportunities. Compile case studies of client projects for promotional purposes. Accompany Consultant(s) to client/prospect meetings and events with nonprofit organizations. Catalog “Notes on Nonprofits” column by date, topic, etc.

PROJECTIONISTS All Saints Cinema at the Amtrak station, operated by The Tallahassee Film Society, is seeking to fill projectionist positions. Duties include concession sales and operation of the theater's DVD projector. Applicants must be at least 19 years of age and have own transportation. Salary begins at $8.50 per hour. Shifts vary each week but do include weekends and could include some weeknights. For more info, visit here or contact The Tallahassee Film Society at filmnews@tallahasseefilms.com.

GROW THE LOCAL FOOD MOVEMENT: TALLAHASSEE FOOD NETWORK INTERNSHIP

Tallahassee Food Network (TFN) is a hub of Tallahassee’s food movement, working across lines of division to grow community-based food systems that work for everyone. TFN is looking for students to work in farm production, volunteer management/orientation, outreach/marketing, and program development. Contact tallahasseefoodnetwork@gmail.com. To learn more, www.tallahasseefoodnetwork.org/get-involved and stay updated at www.facebook.com/tallahasseefoodnetwork.

VOLUNTEER GENERATION FUND PROGRAM MANAGER Volunteer Florida is seeking a full time employee to manage a federally funded program that will assist Florida non-profits to increase their capacity and success at recruiting and managing volunteers. The selected candidate for this position will: assist in the design of a modular training program that builds upon existing curriculum and materials, and can be delivered in one to three day sessions; assist in the development of business rules and processes for an online grant application portal used to solicit Florida non-profits for participation in this program; assist with the selection and then management of fifteen (15) Florida non-profits who will each receive training and $10,000 in funding; and coordinate the delivery of up to five (5) of the modular training events per year. This position is funded by Corporation for National and Community Service’s Volunteer Generation Fund, and is expected to be funded for one to three years. A A Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited college or university and four years’ experience in program development, program administration, program evaluation, community development, volunteer management or related work (substantial and relevant experience may substitute for the required degree) is required. For more information about Volunteer Florida, please visit www.volunteerflorida.org. To apply, please visit www.volunteerflorida.org/about/contact-us/employment to download an application. Send a completed Volunteer Florida employment application and a copy of your resume to careers@volunteerflorida.org.

PYRAMID STUDIOS Pyramid Studios is seeking visual and performance art instructors to teach the arts to adults with developmental disabilities. Candidates will be trained in their discipline, can teach in at least two art disciplines and are comfortable working with people with disabilities. Some personal care is required. Safe driving record, clean criminal record required. Visit here or contact Autem Bush (850) 671-1690.

FLORIDA TRUCKING ASSOCIATION The Florida Trucking Association is looking for a Student Associate (www.FLTrucking.org). (SeminoleLink Job ID: 759582) A Student Associate is paid $8 to $10 per hour. The intern will assist with ongoing projects such as information research, event planning, social media campaigns, website updates, needs assessments, goals planning, and various administrative functions/assistance as needed.

MARLINS VALUABLE PROFESSIONALS (M.V.P.)

INTERNSHIP PROGRAM On October 23rd, 2014, at Marlins Park from 10:00 am through 6:00 pm,, the Florida Marlins baseball team will be hosting an open event for those interested in applying for the M.V.P internship program (business attire is required). The M.V.P. Internship Program aims to offer young leaders an opportunity to enhance their academic and professional development at Marlins Park. The M.V.P. Internship Program is a signature offering of the Miami Marlins and endeavors to

positively contribute to the workforce development and marketability of young professionals in our community. The facility is located at Marlins Park 501 Marlins Way Miami, FL 33125, home Plate Garage (NW 7th St & 15th Ave). Full-Time hours in addition to game day responsibilities are required. All Internships are paid positions. The following positions available, beginning January 2015:

● Accounting/ Marketing & Promotions ● Ballpark Operations Baseball Operations Broadcasting

Community Outreach Corporate Partnerships Digital & Social Media Guest Services

● Human Resources Information Technology ● Marlins Foundation Communications Retail Operations ● Sales & Customer Service Special Events ● Ticket Operations Turf Management Video Production

If you are looking for a great way to get started in the business world of Professional Sports & Entertainment or Major League Baseball in particular, the Marlins Internship Job Fair is for you. Please visit www.marlins.com/jobfair for more information.

INNOCENCE PROJECT OF FLORIDA Innocence Project of Florida is looking for a Development Research Intern (www.floridainnocence.org). (SeminoleLink Job ID: 759561) This position is located in Tallahassee, Florida. The Innocence Project of Florida is a 501(c)(3) non-profit legal defense organization dedicated to representing Florida prison inmates who can prove their innocence through the use of DNA testing and other newly discovered evidence. Interns will be researching information on the internet about individuals, businesses and corporations, charitable foundations, and other organizations. Interns will then be responsible for writing short bio sketches and some longer profiles on the individuals and organizations they have researched and adding information to the firm’s constituent management system.

TOWNE CENTRE Towne Centre Furniture wants artists, metal workers, and pottery makers to work on consignment or part time. The shop specializes in re-imagined, environmentally friendly, hand-made art. For more information, visit here or contact Napoleon at Napoleonent@yahoo.com or (850) 556-0861.

LOBBYTOOLS INC. INTERNSHIP Morning Research Desk Assistant & Afternoon Research Desk Assistant: (759833 & 759834) LobbyTools, Inc. is Florida’s most trusted legislative intelligence company. Their products and services have transformed the way individuals and organizations participate in the Legislative process. Their clients and subscribers are Florida’s most influential and demanding legislative participants. Responsibilities include collecting, organizing and summarizing information; entering and quality checking information entered into a proprietary database, retrieving meeting notices, bills, press releases and other information from websites, the House and Senate office buildings and Capitol. Pay is $9.00 per hour (negotiable).

TELEPHONE SURVEY RESEARCHER Cherry Communications provides polling, voter contact, and related phone and research services to political candidates, committees, trade and advocacy groups, and non-profit organizations. We are an established Republican political firm that has been in business since 1990. Responsibilities include conduct phone surveys, market research, and voter contact. Speak with voters across the country! No sales whatsoever. (Job ID: 759981) Pay is $8.25 per hour.

TRANSITION INSTRUCTOR Easter Seals of North Florida (www.easterseals.com) is looking for a Transition Instructor (Job ID: 759591). The location is in Tallahassee, FL and the pay is negotiable. The Transition Instructor will plan and conduct skills training classes, personal and social adjustment training, job readiness/pre-employment skills analysis and provide assistance with community-based work adjustment services to assigned vocational services clients within specified region. They will also be responsible for insuring that all internal and external agency guidelines are met in regards to client care.

OFFICE SERVICES ASSISTANT Foley & Lardner LLP is looking for an Office Services Assistant (760011). Foley & Lardner LLP is a Tallahassee office of a large, multi-state law firm. The Office Services Assistant would be responsible for processing office services requests for internal customers in a timely and efficient manner including mail, internal and external deliveries, arranging conference rooms and offices, maintaining satellite work areas, responsible for reproduction of all types of legal documentation and performing messenger/facilities related duties. Pay is $10 - $11 per hour.

ADERANT Aderant is looking for an Office Assistant (TLH) (www.aderant.com). (SeminoleLink Job ID: 759403) This position is located in Tallahassee, Florida and is paid $12 per hour. Aderant is a global provider of business and financial management software for professional services organizations. Office Assistants are involved in multiple areas of business operations; performs general light office duties including word processing, and file maintenance; expected to work with outside vendors and contractors who provide services in the Tallahassee office, e.g. office supply, janitorial, and break room providers.

TALLAHASSEE MUSEUM

The Tallahassee Museum is seeking a high-energy individual with an enthusiastic approach to early childhood education. Applicants must enjoy working outdoors and possess a minimum of 45 hours of training required by DCF, first aid & CPR, and a current physical or TB test, or obtain them within 60 days of employment. An FCCPC or NCDA is preferred. Working hours will be 8:00 am to 12:45 pm Monday through Friday. Applications are available here and can be left at the Admissions desk or emailed to Karen Gay at kgay@tallahasseemuseum.org. No phone calls please.

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