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As a junior financial analyst, you may be involved in all stages of project development as part of a project team. Interns also work on tasks in any stage of the origination process for three to six transactions, depending on the number of transactions that a project team is involved in.

Reviewing applications for financing and financial statements; Building or analyzing models of projected project cash flows; Researching various policy issues; Preparing country economic and political risk analyses; Preparing credit reviews of outstanding loans; Collaborating with Investment Officers to present the proposed loan to an approval committee; Working with members of other departments to receive required policy clearances; and Working with a project team to construct term sheets, participate in negotiations on loan agreement terms, or assist in the processing of disbursement requests.

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As a junior financial analyst, you may be involved in all stages of project development as part of a project team. Interns also work on tasks in any stage of the origination process for three to six transactions, depending on the number of transactions that a project team is involved in.

Reviewing applications for financing and financial statements; Building or analyzing models of projected project cash flows; Researching various policy issues; Preparing country economic and political risk analyses; Preparing credit reviews of outstanding loans; Collaborating with Investment Officers to present the proposed loan to an approval committee; Working with members of other departments to receive required policy clearances; and Working with a project team to construct term sheets, participate in negotiations on loan agreement terms, or assist in the processing of disbursement requests.

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As a junior financial analyst, you may be involved in all stages of project development as part of a project team. Interns also work on tasks in any stage of the origination process for three to six transactions, depending on the number of transactions that a project team is involved in.

Reviewing applications for financing and financial statements; Building or analyzing models of projected project cash flows; Researching various policy issues; Preparing country economic and political risk analyses; Preparing credit reviews of outstanding loans; Collaborating with Investment Officers to present the proposed loan to an approval committee; Working with members of other departments to receive required policy clearances; and Working with a project team to construct term sheets, participate in negotiations on loan agreement terms, or assist in the processing of disbursement requests.

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Ripple Effect works with federal, private, and non-profit clients to support some of the most crucial policies and programs that shape our nation. We are researchers and communicators, scientists, analysts and more, linked by curiosity and a commitment to excellence. We undertake challenging missions every day, and to make them successful we recruit bright, adaptable people who truly understand our clients’ issues and pair them with functional specialists to build common sense, tailored solutions. That’s the Ripple Way, and our clients deserve nothing less.

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Pennington Biomedical Research Center offers Non-Employee Training (NET) for college undergraduate, graduate and post graduate students, ages 18+, in order to facilitate opportunities to earn curriculum credit while learning about Pennington Biomedical research and methods first-hand. As the program’s title indicates, trainees are NOT employees of Pennington and are only here to train and learn, so their roles on campus are very limited in scope and duration. Trainee applicants are strongly encouraged to apply 1-2 semesters in advance, as trainee placements are limited.

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We know that FoodCorps is stronger, more innovative, and more impactful when our service members represent a diversity of perspectives and life experiences and feel empowered to raise their voices, offer opinions, and be engaged. We enthusiastically invite people of all ethnic/racial and socioeconomic backgrounds, gender identities, sexual orientations, and ages to apply to serve with us, as long as you turn 18 by the start date of service (typically early August). Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.

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The successful applicant will contribute to the department’s vision for research, teaching, and service. Areas of special interest include nutrition, human nutrition, nutritional physiology, and public health nutrition. However, qualified applicants with demonstrated excellence in research and/or teaching in any topic related to nutrition and dietetics will be considered. It is expected that the applicant will be able to build a program of extramurally funded research while contributing to teaching of undergraduate and graduate students. In fact, the successful candidate will lead the development of a new PhD degree program in Nutrition. The successful candidate is also expected to build effective collaborations with other faculty members in the department, school, and university.

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For more than 18 years, Functional Food Center (FFC) has promoted research for further development and commercialization of functional foods for chronic diseases. Join us in the innovative work we do- either by organizing conferences, writing textbooks, or publishing peer-reviewed articles in the journal of Functional Foods in Health and Disease (FFHD). We are looking for dedicated and detail-oriented interns who are eager to learn and hone new skills. We especially welcome students who are looking for an internship with academic credit.

Whether you are looking for an internship to learn more about functional foods and chronic diseases or to develop future professional skills, FFC provides students with many options for personal growth and substantial experience to add to your resume.

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The successful applicant will contribute to the department’s vision for research, teaching and service. Areas of special interest include nutrition, human nutrition, nutritional physiology, and public health nutrition. However, qualified applicants with demonstrated excellence in teaching in any topic related to nutrition and dietetics will be considered. In fact, the successful candidate may lead the development of a new PhD degree program in Nutrition. The successful candidate is also expected to build effective collaborations with other faculty members in the department, school, and university and demonstrate a positive team spirit. Candidates will be expected to provide service to the department, school, university, community, and field of nutrition science.
Resources: The Department of Applied Health Science currently has 130 faculty members and staff combined, with 54 voting members of the faculty and 37 Adjunct faculty members. It offers a Bachelor of Science in Applied Health Science degree, with five areas of focus: Dietetics (ACEND accredited), Human Development and Family Studies, Nutrition Science, Safety, and Youth Development. The Department of Applied Health Science also offers a Bachelor of Science in Public Health degree in Community Health, Master of Public Health and Master of Science degrees, and a doctoral degree in Health Behavior. A new PhD degree program in Nutrition is currently being conceptualized.

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The Intern, Chronic Disease Prevention will assist the Senior Analyst and Director of Chronic Disease Prevention with project deliverables for federally funded projects important to State Health Officials in tobacco control and other projects relating to chronic disease prevention.

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The Indiana University School of Public Health‐Bloomington (SPH‐B) invites applications to join the faculty of the Department of Applied Health Science. This is an open-rank tenure/tenure-track search, and applicants at all levels (full, associate, or assistant professor) are welcome. Individuals are sought who will contribute toward academic excellence in research and teaching in support of our mission of preventing disease and promoting the health and well-being of individuals, families, and communities.

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CSPI is hiring for a number of jobs and internships. Find out more here.

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The Network is seeking a Public Health Legal Fellow to work with its Mid-States Region Office in Ann Arbor, Michigan. This position will assist the Network’s Mid-States Region in providing legal technical assistance, conducting training, and developing tools and educational materials on a wide variety of public health law topics. The Legal Fellow will primarily focus on legal issues regarding public health authority, social determinants of health, health equity, and collecting, sharing, and protecting data for public health purposes. Much of the Mid-States Region’s work is focused on public health data and privacy issues; thus, the Fellow will have an opportunity to develop expertise and contribute to the Region’s work in this area. We hope to provide a wide range of projects and opportunities that will build the Fellow’s knowledge of public health law and foster connections in the field.

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The N.C. Department of Public Instruction, School Nutrition Division is seeking applications for a Nutrition Program Grant Project Manager. The Project Manager will coordinate the recently awarded three-year United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Technology Innovation Grant (TIG) – Summer Nutrition Meal Counter. The grant will be administered through September 2023. A minimum of a bachelor’s degree in accounting, finance, business administration, public administration, or a related discipline from an accredited institution and 1 year of directly related experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience are required.

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Children and Screens is seeking applicants for a variety of positions, including Executive Director. The Executive Director will be charged with stewarding Children and Screens’ growth and impact, so that it remains highly respected across the field and is increasingly seen as the go-to source for information on the effects of digital media on childhood and adolescent development.

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Red Tomato seeks an experienced marketing and communications manager who is passionate about food, farms and social change, and who believes marketing is a means to connect.

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Oversees the control of materials (Food) and supplies for Food Services for full-service cafeteria locations. Manages the food and supply inventory control system and develops procedures to ensure optimal inventory levels are maintained. Contributes to the K-12 menu planning process through knowledge of food and supplies inventory control system. Maintains records to accurately document the value of food, USDA donated foods, equipment and supplies and develops specifications for food, supplies, equipment and contracted services. Oversees the survey and evaluation of food and supply acceptance levels from representative samples of our students.

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Senior program officers are professional staff responsible for co-designing, managing, and monitoring theme-level strategies and programming in support of RWJF’s initiatives to improve health and health care. Their primary responsibilities include providing intellectual and organizational leadership in designing and implementing new initiatives; evaluating proposals; monitoring programs and grants; learning from program investments and activities; providing mentorship in the development of junior staff; and creating impact through dissemination of knowledge.

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The Program Associate is a temporary, part time position that will provide organizational support in key program areas during a staff member’s leave, as well as provide event planning and communications support in preparation for our biennial statewide conference. Key responsibilities of the Program Associate will include contributing to an ongoing statewide advocacy campaign to establish a farm to school grant program, assisting with event outreach and communications, and supporting the administration of the Harvest of the Month promotional program.

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This self-paced online continuing education program focuses on the improvement of maternal and infant health through the delivery of risk-appropriate high-quality nutrition services.

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For more information and to register for the recorded webinar, go to: z.umn.edu/MNICrecorded

Boynton Health, a nationally recognized leader in college health, is transforming health and academic success for students. Our mission is to create a healthy community by working with students, faculty and staff to achieve physical, emotional and social well-being. Boynton provides comprehensive health care to students, faculty and staff. Boynton conducts significant outreach efforts including student-led health promotion in the areas of sexual health, nutrition and stress management. It conducts a comprehensive survey of college students to give postsecondary institutions a look at the health of their students. And it conducts community-based public health initiatives to support the health of everyone on campus.

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The Indiana University School of Public Health‐Bloomington (SPH-B) invites applications to join the faculty of the Department of Health & Wellness Design. This is an open-rank search, and applicants at all levels (full, associate, or assistant) are welcome. Individuals are sought who will demonstrate excellence in basic, applied, or translational research on health, healthcare, or health-related interventions. We seek applicants passionate about impactful science, training, and service towards our shared vision of “better health, by design.”

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APHA has entered into an agreement with YouTube to develop a series of short videos on timely public health topics and act as an advisor on videos produced by YouTube and their partners. This position will be the liaison to YouTube and Complexly from APHA working on both the logistical as well as communications and media components of this project.

This is a temporary grant funded contractor part-time position, currently funded through December 31, 2021.

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The Law Clerk will research and develop new cases in conjunction with our Food Project attorneys, law fellows, and cooperating counsel. The Law Clerk will also provide assistance to our
Food Project attorneys in ongoing litigation. For example, our law clerk generally write briefs and memoranda, research legal issues and develop factual background, and collaborate on our efforts
to change the dominant pro-corporate narrative and build power for the communities and individuals impacted by industrial animal agriculture.

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The William T. Grant Foundation is seeking a researcher to join our staff as a Program Officer. This position will oversee the William T. Grant Scholars Program and Mentoring Grants and is a member of the Foundation’s Senior Program Team, which is responsible for setting program directions, developing and implementing new program initiatives, reviewing grant applications, supporting grantee work, and representing the Foundation with external audiences.

Interested applicants should submit a cover letter describing interests in and qualifications for the job responsibilities, curriculum vita, two representative research publications, and contact information for four references to jlui@wtgrantfdn.org. Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled. The expected start date is January 3, 2022, but is negotiable in the event of conflicting prior commitments.

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Farm Philly runs youth and adult education programs at recreation centers throughout the City that supports community gardens on city parkland, provides greenhouse propagation opportunities and works on garden preservation policy.

The Farm Philly Program Manager will support the launch of urban agriculture programs and the overall Urban Agriculture Plan. This position will Farm Philly Program Manager will oversee aspects of public and internal communications and logistics for these programs, keep track of operations and logistics, carry out program design, and manage the day to day and ongoing processes within the programs. This might include the management of consultants, contracts, and the installation and maintenance of projects.

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This position includes working with other team members to plan and conduct a broad range of data analysis tasks using survey and administrative data to support food and nutrition assistance, health, and education projects. Candidates must have expertise in quantitative data cleaning, data mining, and data analysis. The ideal candidate will have demonstrated skills in one or more statistical programming languages (e.g., R, Python, SAS) and excellent oral and written communication skills.

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The Assistant Nutrition Educator and Program Coordinator will support the work of the State Extension Nutrition and Health Specialist, Dr. Alison Berg, in providing coordination, content development, and training for Extension education and research projects to address nutrition for health promotion and chronic disease prevention and management across the state of Georgia. In collaboration with Dr. Berg, this individual will lead or support Extension program and publication content development, review, and revisions to reflect current scientific evidence and standards of practice in nutrition and health. They will also support several active Extension programs and research projects through coordination and management activities such as data collection, data management, basic data analysis, report writing and contribution to scientific publications, presentations, and reports. The position will be involved in training and direct education of Extension faculty and staff and the public. This position involves nutrition education expertise, the RDN (Registered Dietitian Nutritionist) credential, excellent written and verbal communication skills, strong organizational skills, and the ability to work independently, in teams, and with a variety of audiences, such as extension agents, academics, the public, students and interns.

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This position develops, implements, and evaluates ICN academic courses and training program materials for face-to-face and Web-based delivery. The incumbent manages multiple projects according to ICN grants and cooperative agreement statements of work, utilizing knowledge of nutrition education practices, federal nutrition programs, adult education and instructional design.

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The Board Director is responsible for the development, implementation, and ongoing management and evaluation of all board activities. Significantly impacts the advancement of science or policy through the successful conduct of National Academies’ programs and activities. Actively identifies new project ideas, identifies potential sponsors for those projects, and works to secure funding for same. Responds to requests for studies, negotiates scope of work and budget, independently develops programs/projects, and negotiates funding with sponsors. Develops and sustains relationships with current sponsors and possible future sponsors. Studies and decisions have long-term implications and affect continuing operations. Oversees the assembling of committees and provides guidance to those committees in the conduct of their work and/or consensus building process. Develops the overall budget, including staffing requirements and ensures that each study or activity meets its stated objectives and supports the mission of the organization. Maintains internal and external relations.

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The National Partnerships Education and School Food Manager will support Share Our Strength and its mission to end childhood hunger and poverty in America by working with the National Partnerships Team to identify new national relationships and build on existing national relationships in support of Share Our Strength’s programmatic priorities; identifying and working with internal teams to create action plans around new partnership opportunities nationally; and support the Field Team in adapting national work in support of our state and local efforts.

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The Associate Director is a key strategy and implementation specialist on our Government Relations and Advocacy team. This scope of work includes partnering with senior organizational leaders in the development and management of the implementation of Share Our Strength’s overall advocacy engagement efforts as well as grasstops and grassroots strategies and tactics. In collaboration with external partners and colleagues across the organization, the Associate Director will serve as Share Our Strength’s representative in a variety of stakeholder and coalition groups. The Associate Director will build on their history of building state and local relationships, developing strategies for engaging key stakeholder groups, managing advocacy efforts in priority states, and identification of and collaboration to create action plans around new policy opportunities.

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The Coordinator, No Kid Hungry Campaigns and Field Operations plays an integral role in supporting the No Kid Hungry State Campaigns team within the Program Department and our external No Kid Hungry campaign partners. The Coordinator is responsible for helping create and strengthen field operations to ensure internal and external deliverables are met. Additionally, the Coordinator is responsible for supporting key No Kid Hungry campaign states through communications and internal collaboration. This administrative role is a great match for the detail-oriented, flexible operations professional.

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The Government Relations Manager will be responsible for developing and managing the legislative and regulatory strategy on a range of priority issues focused on chronic disease prevention, including obesity, nutrition and physical activity, social determinants of health, health equity, and federal appropriations that impact public health and prevention.

The Government Relations Manager also works with other departments at TFAH to help develop related policy recommendations and reports, and organizes outreach to partner organizations.
This individual will work closely with Government Relations colleagues to cultivate and maintain relationships with key Congressional and Administration staff; draft background
documents, testimony, hearing questions, and other advocacy documents; and represent TFAH and its positions in both public and private meetings.

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The Client Solutions division is looking for a highly motivated intern to augment our dynamic, influential global team and to deliver an expanding range of products and services. The intern will principally deliver projects around evidence-based clinical research and health policy analyses that drive high-quality effective organisational decisions, impactful external engagement to improve health and healthcare. The position will entail working with clients in both the public and the private sector.

This is a 6 month paid internship based in our Washington, DC or New York, NY office.

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The Early Childhood Associate will be responsible for providing communication, administrative, strategic and technical support to the Early Childhood team and working collaboratively across the organization. This position requires an enthusiastic, detail-oriented, and organized individual with strong skills in communication and administration of various tasks, with an eye for strategy. who can thrive in a fluid, dynamic environment. Preference will be given to those candidates with either lived experience or work experience in communities struggling with food insecurity.

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This classification is responsible for performing specialized support activities for a functional program or work unit. It is distinguished from the Program Coordinator classification by its focus on participating in the specialized support activities of a single functional program or work unit rather than coordinating a variety of activities for a program. It is distinguished from administrative classifications by the type of specialized support activities that are performed.

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The new Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer will join a dynamic and growing team at an important inflection point for the field of public health.

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The spring 2022 internship will be remote.  Click here to learn more.

Both undergraduate and graduate students are eligible for unpaid APHA internships that offer practical work experience. Candidates should be working toward a bachelor, graduate, or postgraduate degree, and all majors are welcome. All internships are unpaid and located in Washington, D.C.

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This position collaborates and consults with statewide breastfeeding advocacy groups, healthcare, state, and community agencies, for modification and implementation of agency/community breastfeeding projects and programs. Provides breastfeeding technical guidance and administrative expertise in the design, development, and implementation of special projects that would impact Federal and State Nutrition and Health promotion. Coordinates and provides training in the areas of breastfeeding promotion, nutrition, and health education. These training are in conjunction with other divisions within ADHS. Develops and/or implements curricula related to evidence-based breastfeeding promotion, nutrition, and health programs. Serves as a breastfeeding consultant for WIC and MCH programs. Provides technical assistance in the development and implementation of quality assurance programs related to breastfeeding. Coordinates and promotes educational opportunities for the WIC and community partners. This includes selecting topics to meet community needs, securing speakers, and managing logistics for educational opportunities. This position is required to perform work at/attend meetings at alternate locations and/or travel when necessary.

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National Farm to School Network is seeking an Executive Strategy Fellow to support implementation of NFSN’s strategic plan / Call to Action. The fellow will gain experience in strategic plan implementation, racial equity, organizational development, day-to-day executive management, and working with collaborative networks. The fellow will interface with the NFSN Leadership Team, Advisory Board, staff, consultants, and network partners. This is a part-time, temporary position with an immediate start date and duration of 12 months or less. The Executive Strategy Fellow will report directly to the Executive Director and work approximately 15 hours per week. This role is a remote position and may be based in any location in the United States.

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This position is in the Senior Executive Service (SES), a small elite group of senior government leaders who possess a diverse portfolio of experience and the strong skills required to lead across organizations. This cadre of dedicated executives is charged with providing strategic leadership and upholding a commitment to public service that transcends loyalty to a specific agency mission or individual profession. This position is located in the Bureau of Health Workforce in Rockville, Maryland.

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The TFS Fellowship is a two-year opportunity for master’s students who are traditionally underrepresented in food systems studies and careers. Supporting two cohorts of master’s students who enroll in the Fall of 2022 and Fall 2023, the TFS Fellowship offers a stipend, international summer travel award, and tuition scholarships — with a total estimated value of $85,000.

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CDC’s Public Health Law Program (PHLP) is seeking motivated students who love a challenge and can bring a fresh perspective and innovative solutions to CDC. With rolling start and completion dates during the academic year, unpaid internships and externships with PHLP expose students to the public health field, allowing them to explore the role of law in advancing public health goals.

All of the following internships and externships consist of 9–14 weeks of professional work experience with PHLP in Atlanta, Georgia.

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This year, no matter where you are, you’re invited to join us at the free Idealist Virtual Grad School Fairs and connect with hundreds of social-impact graduate programs over six dates.

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Join us on Thursday, September 30 from 1:00 – 2:00 pm EST for this webinar.

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Webinars are traditional speaker(s) with follow-up Q&A, open to all council members.

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