Career Planning
Internships
The University of Maine at Presque Isle has hundreds of internships listed in the Career Services Department in South Hall. Because there are so many internships that come in weekly, we post them in South Hall instead of on the internet. Please make an appointment withBonnie DeVaney as soon as possible to find out what internships you might qualify for.
For detailed information visit the employment section of the career library in South Hall. You will find the original job posting there and for some opportunities more detailed information on the employer. You may want to take advantage of other resources to help you prepare for the job search, including writing the resume, cover letter and interview. Videos are also available for viewing to improve your interview skills. For additional job listings be sure to check additional listings on MonsterTrak. Remember to contact our office for your password if you haven't already done so.
Share your internship experience(s) and find out what it's really like interning at specific companies. Internship program reviews by actual interns and newsletters.
visit: http://internships.wetfeet.com
This new section of InternshipPrograms.com was created to give students even more information on specific internship programs.
InternshipPrograms.com has partnered with CampusCareerCenter.com to bring you access to their extensive database of Worldwide full-time jobs. Visit the world's largest campus job fair for full-time job listings at http://www.CampusCareerCenter.com
Study Abroad
Career Services has various information on Study Abroad opportunities posted in South Hall. Please make an appointment with This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to find out more on Study Abroad opportunities. You can also search the resources posted by the International Partnership for Service Learning on their web site at: www.studyabroad.com
Volunteer Opportunities
VESS is a volunteer program which places individuals in full-time professional service positions for one year. Volunteers respond to the economic, educational and spiritual needs of people througout Texas while gaining valuable leadership skills. VESS program offers several benefits including monthly stipend of $210/month for living expenses and food, and AmeriCorps education award eligibility ($4725 per year).
For more information about Volunteers for Educational and Social Services:
Visit www.vess.org or e-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Peace Corps: Peace Corps is actively recruiting all majors for two-year volunteer assignments in almost 80 countries around the world. It is an excellent opportunity for graduates interested in a challenging international job opportunity that will give them the skills to suceed in life and the challenge for them to grow as a person while making a difference in the lives of other.
In order to become a Peace Corps Volunteer an applicant must be 18 years or older; a U.S. citizen, have a Bachelors degree. Benefits include transportation, language, technical skill and cross-cultural training, a living allowance, full medical coverage and a $6,075 post service payment.
For more information call at the Maine Peace Corps Office: 207-581-1366 or visit: www.peacecorps.gov
