By 1956 a survey found 42 public-administration internship programmes in America, from California's Department of Mental Hygiene to Minnesota's Highway Authority.
The project is designed to offer Cubans arts administration training, internships and help creating a new dance work to be performed at the Joyce Theater.
New York State requires school superintendents to have at least three years of teaching experience and graduate work in school administration, including an internship or similar experience.
Undergraduate degree programs in public administration may require an internship to complete the coursework.
From the 1930s the cities of Los Angeles, Detroit and New York, and the state of California, ran internships in public administration.
At 21 he moved to London to study business administration, but discovered robotics during an internship at Bosch.
During an internship with the local administration of my hometown Limburg (Hessen, Germany), I had the chance to talk to a couple of people working in environment-related jobs.
Many postdocs use internships, as Andringa did, as bridges to jobs outside research, but some continue on as researchers and are better rounded for it, says David Taylor, who, after doing a postdoc at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), completed an internship in the hospital's administration department.
In addition to an internship with President Jimmy Carter's administration, Brian Williams served as a volunteer fireman in his hometown.
The student regent position is "the best internship" for understanding how higher education administration works, she said.
When the bill, the Work-Study and Internship Act, was being debated in Albany, the administration of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani strongly opposed it on the grounds that it would distort the city's new workfare system.
