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CEED projects demonstrate that economic and environmental decisions can work hand in hand to foster economic vitality and an improved quality of life. |
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CEED projects demonstrate that economic and environmental decisions can work hand in hand to foster economic vitality and an improved quality of life. |
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CEED Internship OpportunitiesCEED and Allegheny College provide paid internships to support Allegheny students working in collaboration with faculty and/or community partners on CEED-related projects. Most of CEED's salaried internships are offered during the summer months. Students also can arrange for non-salaried, credit-bearing internships at any time. This can be coordinated with any CEED project director, or by contacting the CEED Director. Fall 2007In the fall of 2007 CEED has one internship available for a student to work with the CEED Director and Program Coordinator on several ongoing CEED projects including Meadville, PA: Not Your Run of the Mill Community, master planning for restoration of Mill Run, and website management. If you are interested in learning more, please contact CEED Director Amara Geffen. |
 Allegheny College's Last update: 1 August 2007 | |