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Thursday, Jan. 9 at 12pm in Room 116
All students, faculty and staff are welcome!
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My name is Meon Yu and I’m the Civic Engagement Coordinator at Chinese Information and Service Center (CISC), a nonprofit organization based in the International District. I am writing because we are seeking 4 Civic Engagement Interns (2 Chinese-speaking and 2 Russian-speaking) to support the 2020 Census outreach and complete count efforts. This is a great opportunity for students who are interested in working with immigrants and refugees and encouraging civic participation among the historically underrepresented communities. Our goal is to educate and empower our immigrant communities with information and support, and ensure that they understand the importance of representation and know how to exercise their civic duty.

Civic Engagement Internship with CISC

Position Type:  Internship (Winter 2020)

Desired Class Levels: Junior and above (negotiable)

Salary Level: Unpaid – for credit (would be Soc W 599)  OR volunteer

Job Function: Civic Engagement/ Community Outreach / Education

Time Commitment: 10-15 hours per week

Number of interns needed

2 Cantonese/Mandarin-speaking interns

2 Russian-speaking interns

Attached please find the internship recruitment details for your review and distribution. Much appreciated if you could share this internship opportunity with your students.

Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at meony@cisc-seattle.org.

2020_CISC_Civic Engagement_Internship Recruitment

The 2020 INSIGHT Summer Research Program is an NIH-funded, eight week paid summer internship through the University of Washington at Harborview’s Injury Prevention and Research Center (HIPRC).  Students in our program are matched to clinical research projects and partner with a UW Medicine & Health Sciences Faculty.  Students get to meet and learn from peers and health professionals from across the country, and also get to participate in clinical shadowing, social activities and tours, including the King County Medical Examiner’s Office.

Bringing together a diverse group of young people interested in health care and research allows HIPRC to create a unique and rich resource for students who seek to learn more about what they can accomplish in the fields of medicine, public health and research.  The INSIGHT Program offers a $3,200 stipend to those accepted, and all majors are encouraged to apply.

Below follows our website, where interested students can find our application portal and all the details of the program:

INSIGHT Application Page

If you have questions, please send us an email at: injuryED@uw.edu

Flyer – INSIGHT Research Program 2020

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