The Building a Better World Forum for Global
Service-Learning is seeking a graduate or advanced
undergraduate intern to support the development of online dialogue and open
access resources that advance conscientious cross-cultural service and
learning around the world. To date, the BBW Forum has organized more than
250 peer-reviewed research resources on
global service-learning as well as teaching tools and syllabi examples.
Additionally, the blog regularly
features the perspective of critical, conscientious researchers, practitioners,
and activists who are working to advance a world that more completely
recognizes human dignity and environmental sustainability.
Desired Qualifications and Expectations:
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Ability to commit 10 - 15 hours a week beginning September 1,
2013, and ideally continuing through May 1, 2014.
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Extraordinary attention to detail and ability to work
independently essential
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Familiarity with Wordpress and wiki applications highly desired;
willingness to learn essential
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Familiarity with at least one of the following fields,
preferably more: service-learning, international education, development
studies, critical theory, global service-learning
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Ability to enhance social media capabilities, SEO, and general
audience desired
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This is a volunteer position; it extends a website that has to
date been developed with entirely voluntary resources and commitments
Benefits:
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Integration with the most current dialogue on global
service-learning
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Opportunity to grow in knowledge base, skills, dialogue with
existing researchers and practitioners, and social media capabilities
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Opportunity to contribute blogs as part of the internship
experience
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Publication experience and connection with diverse researchers
in the field
To Apply:
Send resume and cover letter specifying relationship between
experience and desired qualifications tobuildingbetterworld@gmail.com by August
15, 2013. Applicants will be contacted in late August.
Best Wishes,
Eric
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Eric Hartman,
Ph.D.
Visiting Assistant Professor of Global Studies, Providence College
Editor & Co-Founder, Building a Better World Forum for Global Service-Learning
Building a Better World Tweets @BuildingBetterW
Visiting Assistant Professor of Global Studies, Providence College
Editor & Co-Founder, Building a Better World Forum for Global Service-Learning
Building a Better World Tweets @BuildingBetterW
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