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Career
Center Internship Programs
Chancellor's Undergraduate Internship Program (CUIP)
Request for Proposals (RFP) for Internship Opportunities 2010-2011
DEADLINE: Midnight November 13, 2009
Please read through the information below.
At the bottom of the page you will find a link to the on line proposal
form.
Timeline
- Unit Proposals due Midnight, November 13, 2009
- CUIP Advisory Board meets to select internships late November
- Units notified of selection in December
- Internship opportunities posted first week of January
- Student applications due mid-February - date to be announced
- Interviews March-April
- Internships begin Fall 2010
Cost:
Estimate $4350 (or $8450)*
* This estimate is based upon half of the intern's current yearly
registration fees (not including health insurance) plus a $250 program
participation stipend. (Some departments choose to pay 100% of student
stipends in order to participate because Chancellor's matching funds
are limited to 26 internships.) Changes in registration fees
can change the cost at any time. Please refer to the Registrar's
web site for a current breakdown
of fees.
Benefit:
450 hours of high quality work on a high priority project.
Examples of Previous CUIP internships:
- MARKETING efforts for the Career Center;
- STUDENT RECRUITMENT and RETENTION for Student Organization Advising
and Resources, and Oakes College;
- TECHNICAL SUPPORT and analysis, including inventory of trees
for Landscape Management, and assessment survey analysis for the
Library, Housing, and Instructional Computing;
- PROGRAM SUPPORT for the Cowell College Diversity Program, Sesnon
Art Gallery School Outreach, Student Health Outreach Programs
and Wellness Center.
...and MORE!
Working with a mentor, CUIP interns take a lead role on
a project or program important to the UCSC community. Interns participate
in a weekly class designed to strengthen their leadership skills.
Through the class they interact with the Chancellor and high ranking
campus administrators, and make an array of peer contacts among
student leaders. CUIP interns gain firsthand knowledge of the goals
and operations of campus administration, and become powerful advocates
in the campus community and beyond.
For examples of internship descriptions, please see:
Current
Proposals
2009-2010
2008-2009
2007-2008
2006-2007
2005-2006
2004-2005
2003-2004
2002-2003
2001-2002
For program goals to guide the writing of your proposal please
see:
CUIP Guidelines
After submitting your proposal, please return here to view your
submission as the CUIP Advisory Board will see it: Current
Proposals
If you have submitted a CUIP Proposal in a previous year, you
can edit and resubmit your previous proposal by using this link:
CUIP
Employer Login.
Important Information
Limited Number of Internships
A limited number of CUIP internships will receive funding. Therefore,
it is important to meet the proposal deadline.
Applicant Workshop
There will be a workshop to help you and answer questions about
the CUIP and the application process on November 4th in the
Bay Tree Conference Center Muwekma Ohlone Conference Room (third
conference room on the hall) at noon (bring a brown bag lunch).
Your proposal is also your marketing piece to attract student applicants.
Internship Program Manager, Barbara Silverthorne, will be happy
to assist you with designing your internship and crafting your proposal.
PLEASE NOTE:
PROPOSALS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED WITHOUT A FOAPAL NUMBER (including
Fund and Organization) indicating which account to charge should
the unit be selected to have a CUIP intern.
Click on the word proposal below to submit your internship proposal.
On-Line PROPOSAL
due by Midnight November 13, 2009
We recommend that you compose your proposal in a word processing
program and paste the sections into the form in order to avoid the
frustration of loosing your work due to the sometimes unpredictable
nature of web based forms.
Contact Manager Barbara Silverthorne
Telephone 831.459.3973 * Fax 831.459.3860
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