THE BILL EMERSON NATIONAL HUNGER FELLOWS PROGRAM seeks to develop effective leaders who will find innovative solutions and help bring about the end of hunger and poverty.
This year-long fellowship combines field training, policy training, and professional 
development training with months of hands-on work at community-based nonprofits and government agencies.
Fellows receive a living stipend, health insurance, and housing support.
DEADLINE: JANUARY 13, 2016
Communications Coordinator – The Kraft Group – Dec. 21
Medical Writer – Custom Learning Designs – Dec. 21
Account Executive – ADP – Dec. 22
Special Projects Manager – Central Office – Redwood Circle Consulting – Dec. 23
Advanced Sales Development Program – PSAV – Dec. 24
Client Services Associate – Fisher Investments – Dec. 24
Investment Associate – Fisher Investments – Dec. 24
Research Analyst – GfK Boutique Research – Dec. 25
Technician – Audio/Visual – Boston Park Plaza Hotel & Towers – PSAV – Dec. 25
Ops Specialist – Corporate Actions ReOrg – Brown Brothers Harriman – Dec. 26
Marketing/Sales Assistant – ten24 Digital Solutions – Dec. 27
Marketing Coordinator – Home Market Foods – Dec. 27
Arborist/Tree Care Workers – Barrett Tree Service East – Dec. 28
Sales Consultant Trainee – Unum – Dec. 29
Human Rights Investigator – Fair Food Standards Council – Dec. 30
Online Marketer – Joyable – Dec. 30
Recruiting/Sales – Entry Level Staffing – ALKU – Dec. 30
Various Analyst positions – AlphaSights – Dec. 31 and Jan. 15
Camphill Americorps Member – Camphill Association on North America – Dec. 31
Client Intake Coordinator – Seyfarth Shaw LLP – Dec. 31
This is just a sampling of jobs posted in CareerConnect, the UMass Career Services job search database. Visit CareerConnect often, as new positions are added all the time.
Summer 2016 Analyst (Internship) – AlphaSights – Deadline Dec. 31 
THE NYC URBAN FELLOWS PROGRAM is a 9-month fellowship that combines work in government offices with a series of workshops that explores the structures of and relationships between city, state, and federal government.
Fellows receive a $30,000 stipend and health insurance coverage.
DEADLINE: JANUARY 8, 2016
The following internships are excellent options for SBS majors, and can be found in CareerConnect.
Life Sciences Intern – Massachusetts Life Sciences Center -PAID -Deadline Dec. 21
Montgomery Summer Research Diversity Fellowship – American Bar Foundation – PAID – Deadline Dec. 27 (this is a priority deadline – don’t wait for other listed deadlines)
Summer 2016 Analyst – AlphaSights – PAID – Deadline Dec. 31
Summer Internship-International Business – AETNA – PAID – Deadline Dec. 31
Camp Counselor – Camp Taconic – PAID – Deadline Dec. 31
Communications Intern – American Junior Golf Association – PAID – Deadline Dec. 31 in system (Jan. 15 on their site).
Summer Intern – JDS Real Estate Development Group – PAID – Deadline Jan. 1
Communications Coordinator – Dana Farber Cancer Institute – Deadline Dec. 12
Client Protection Associate – AlphaSights – Deadline Dec. 15
Legislative Fiscal Analyst – Rhode Island Senate Fiscal Office – Dec. 15
Project Assistant – Chapman Construction & Design – Dec. 15
Recruiting Specialist – Motion Recruitment Partners – Dec. 15
Business Analyst – Annkissam – Dec. 16
Multi-Media Advertising Sales Representative – GateHouse Media / Wicked Local – Dec. 18
Clinical Administrative Support Specialists – Dana Farber Cancer Institute – Dec. 19
Producer: Mass Appeal – WWLP / 22News – Dec. 20 (January start date)
Business Sales Leadership Development Program – AT&T – Dec. 20
Legal Assistant – White & Case, LLP – Dec. 20
Communications Coordinator – The Kraft Group – Dec. 21
Participating in campus groups is a great way to get hands-on experience and build your resume. Check out this list of campus media organizations, where you can get journalism and media experience. Many alumni began their careers in media and communications by working for these campus organizations.
Your first stop is CareerConnect – the Career Services job and internship database, where employers who are specifically looking for UMass students post positions.
Complete your profile, including indicating your fields of interest (choose as many as you want), and then start your search!
Interested in Economics?
The Undergraduate Economics Club (UEC) serves as an outlet for undergraduates to become more involved in the activities of the Department of Economics and the University. The UEC aims to foster relationships between undergraduates, faculty, and alumni. The club helps undergraduates find resources to help them academically, activities to meet and connect with faculty and alumni, and information and contacts to gain internships or employment after graduation. And they do exciting things like take trips to Washington, DC to meet with alumni in their places of work!
The UEC also serves as a way for alumni to meet students, help them with the transition to the working world, foster a lasting relationship with the department, and build the next generation of advocates for the Department of Economics and the University. All students who have an interest in economics are welcomed and encouraged to join the UEC, regardless of major.
Follow the UEC on Facebook for meeting and event dates, discussion topics, and photos, or contact the UEC directly at uec@econs.umass.edu.
THE HERBERT SCOVILLE JR. PEACE FELLOWSHIP places recent college graduates at nonprofit and public-interest organizations working with peace and security issues in Washington, DC. For six to nine months, Fellows work within these organizations, building practical knowledge and experience.
$2,900 monthly stipend + travel expenses to Washington, DC
APPLICATION DEADLINE FOR FALL 2016: JANUARY 4, 2016 