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2012

Lafayette College Externship Program

EXPLORE an Interesting Career

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BUILD Your Resume

EXPERIENCE a New and Exciting World

A Gateway Program Sponsored by Career Services

Additional Externships continue to arrive. A supplemental list will be emailed to you by October 21st, please consider those opportunities as well.

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2012 EXTERNSHIP PROGRAM

EXTERNSHIP FAQS WHAT IS THE EXTERNSHIP PROGRAM?

The Lafayette College Alumni Association and Career Services established the Externship Program in 1981 to help students make better-informed career decisions. Students are given the opportunity to “shadow” an alumnus, parent or friend of Lafayette throughout a typical workday. You may become involved with projects, attend meetings, or meet with other members of the organization. Most importantly, you can have your questions answered by someone with experience in a field you are considering as a possible career.

WHEN DO THE EXTERNSHIPS TAKE PLACE?

All Externships are scheduled during the 1st, 2nd or 3rd week of January break. For 2012, these are the weeks of January 2nd, 9th, and 16th. Hosts specify which weeks they are available and the number of days the Externship will last. STUDENTS PARTICIPATING IN INTERIM AND SPRING 2012 STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS ,MAY BE UNABLE TO PARTICIPATE IN EXTERNSHIPS IF THERE IS TIMING OVERLAP BETWEEN BOTH PROGRAMS. WHY PARTICIPATE? The benefits that you receive from being a student Extern are invaluable. In addition to helping you consider career choices, you will gain opportunities for “INFORMATIONAL INTERVIEWING” and “NETWORKING”. Many Externship hosts have helped students find internships and jobs. WHO ARE THE HOSTS? Externship hosts are alumni, parents, and friends of Lafayette College. Hosts represent a wide variety of career areas, majors, and class years. Each description lists the host‟s class year and major so you have a sense of their background. Parents are identified by PRNT followed by the class year of their student. Friends of the college are noted with the FRND designation. There are also a limited number of hosts currently attending graduate or professional school willing to provide Externships. These opportunities will give you an inside look at what it is like to be a graduate student.

HOW WILL I GET TO AND FROM MY EXTERNSHIP? You are responsible for all travel expenses, meals and housing connected with the Externship. In some cases, Extern hosts provide housing. If your ability to cover travel costs is restricted, you may apply for financial assistance through grants provided by the Alumni Association. These grants help cover a portion of your traveling and housing expenses. Applications for financial assistance will be distributed during the Orientation Meeting after you have been matched with a host. Be aware that grants are awarded on a receipt reimbursement basis after the Externship is completed.

HOW CAN I APPLY FOR AN EXTERNSHIP?

Carefully read ALL Externship descriptions on the following pages. They are arranged by occupational group. Don‟t limit yourself to one category. For example, if you are an engineering student, don‟t look only within “Engineering” because you may find an Externship in “Environmental” or “Technology” that is intriguing to you. The major of each Externship host is listed so you can see the wide variety of career paths that exist for each major. Follow the application procedures outlined in the last page of this booklet. As part of the application, you will select up to six Externship choices. You will also submit a 500 word original essay answering the following questions:

1. Why are you interested in doing an Externship? 2. What do you hope to gain from the experience? 3. How do you plan to prepare for and make the most of your Externship?

The essay must be original and not contain any portion of an essay previously submitted for the Externship program. You must also submit your resume, which will be forwarded to your host if you are matched with an Externship. Submit your application, essay and resume online to Career Services on or before FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28th at 5pm. You must have all three items. DO NOT PROCRASTINATE. In some cases, an interview will be necessary during the matching process. We will contact you for an interview if necessary. Interviews will occur the week of November 7th.

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WHAT HAPPENS NEXT? By November 14th, you will receive an email indicating if you have been matched. Please note that we do our best to give you one of your top six choices. If you receive an Externship, you are required to attend one of the Orientation Meetings held on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17th or FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18th at 12:15 and at 4:15PM in 224 Oechsle. At this session, you will receive the name and contact information for your host as well as valuable advice on how to make the most of your Externship. Host names will not be released prior to these meetings. Please note: Applying for an Externship means that you are making a commitment to this experience. Once assigned to an Externship, participation is mandatory.

ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS? Call Career Services at ext. 5115 or visit the Externship pages of the Career Services website at: http://careerservices.lafayette.edu/students/experiential-learning/externship-program/externship-info-students/. Attend “The Externship Process Made Easy” workshop on October 18th at either 12:15 or 4:15 in Interfaith Chapel, Hogg Hall. REMEMBER: SUBMIT ALL APPLICATION MATERIALS ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 28th.

2012 EXTERNSHIP TIMELINE OCTOBER

Attend The Externship Process Made Easy workshop on October 18th (not required).

Submit application, essay and your resume through the online process no later than October 28th.

NOVEMBER

If an interview is necessary, students will be notified.

Students matched during the first round are notified via email by November 14th.

Hosts receive names and application materials of matched students.

Mandatory Orientation will be held November 17th and 18th at 12:15 and 4:15PM in 224 Oechsle.

Financial assistance applications are due to Alumni Office by Wednesday, November 23rd.

DECEMBER

Contact hosts to discuss Externship details.

Students are notified of financial assistance award by Friday, December 2nd.

Submit call response form to Career Services by December 7th.

Students and hosts continue communications.

JANUARY

Externships take place during the weeks of January 2nd, 9th, and 16th.

Students send thank you letters to hosts upon conclusion of the Externship.

FEBRUARY

Financial assistance recipients submit receipts for reimbursement.

Students submit evaluations and copy of thank you letters to Career Services.

http://careerservices.lafayette.edu/students/experiential-learning/externship-program/externship-info-students/

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EXTERNSHIP TABLE OF CONTENTS

CATEGORY PAGE NUMBERS

Advertising/Marketing/Public Relations/Hospitality 4-8 Biological Research 9 Business/Sales/Entrepreneurship Consulting

9-10 10-11

Dentistry 11-12 Education 12-15 Engineering Engineering – Chemical/Chemistry

15-16 16-17

Engineering – Civil 17-20 Engineering - Electrical 20-21 Engineering - Mechanical 21-22 Environmental Finance/Investment/Accounting

22-23 24-28

Graduate and Professional School Health Care/Medicine/Veterinary Science

28-32 33-40

Human Resources 40-41 Journalism/Publishing/Media 41-43 Law Museum/Art

44-49 50

Other - Architecture 50 Other – Athletics 50 Pharmaceuticals/Biotech 51-52 Psychology/Counseling 52-53 Public Service/Non-Profit 51-56 Real Estate 56 Technology Externship Application Instructions

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Many Externship opportunities represent more than one industry. Please do not

limit yourself to the categories listed above, but rather, search through each

section for your fields of interest.

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Advertising/Marketing/PR/Hospitality

CT # 312 Associate Creative Catapult Marketing Westport Director

1 Day 1st Week Housing Available No

Externship Experience the day-to-day workings of a growing agency with big clients and a fast turnaround of Description: creative pieces of work. Gain a sense of how much effort and planning can go into even the smallest of acts.

Special Student MUST be 19 or older. Art majors w/ interest in graphic design, advertising. Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 2004 Art

MA # 633 Senior Project National Fire Protection Association Quincy Manager, Conferences & Meetings 2 Days 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship The Extern will observe in both the Meetings and Marketing departments, how their work is intertwined Description: with creating successful conferences and meetings. The Extern will learn and observe the culture of a mission-based not-for-profit association. Also, the Extern will attend the Meeting Professionals International/New England chapter meeting in Boston about trends in the industry.

Special Junior or Senior with an interest in business and marketing, and curiosity about the hospitality Requirements: industry and travel. Alumnus Class Year and Major PRNT11

NJ # 494 Chief Marketing & Antenna Software Jersey City Strategy Officer

1 Day 1st Week Housing Available No

Externship Learn about the exciting and dynamic business of mobile technology and business. Observe the Description: trends affecting businesses today and how wireless technology companies address this growing opportunity. Host leads a team of marketers responsible for building the company's brand.

Special This is not a traditional marketing opportunity; students should be creative and able to think Requirements: out-of-the-box. Students should have passion to learn and willingness to listen. Alumnus Class Year and Major 1990 Government & Law

# 533 President RCB Communications Basking Ridge 2 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship The Externs will accompany host to client meetings/lunches/presentations, observe how she serves Description: client's communications needs and meet with client representatives to get a first-hand look at life inside their respective industries.

Alumnus Class Year and Major 1982 Psychology

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NY # 320 Senior Account Novita Communications Brooklyn Executive

5 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship Experience first-hand what it is like to work at a boutique public relations agency that is specialized in Description: the design/architecture industry. Learn about the operations of a small business and observe daily interactions with clients and editors. Respond to print and digital editorial inquiries, assist with the production of press materials and organization of the submissions to the Ceramic Tiles of Italy Design Competition.

Special Interest in design/architecture. Good phone and writing skills. Sophomore, Junior or Senior. Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 2004 Econ & Business/Spanish

# 44 Owner Kravet, Inc Bethpage 2 Days 2nd Week Housing Available No

Externship Work with Director of Corporate Marketing and members of the department on current projects which Description: might include working with advertising agency on new ads, photography shoots for media, promotional events, and customer marketing materials.

Special Interest in computers & design studies. Focus on Graphics/Web programming or Marketing. Requirements: Kravet is a Home Furnishings brand, selling luxury design products to the interior design trade. Prefer Junior or Senior.


# 191 Creative Director JMK Creative New York 1 Day 1st or 2nd Week Housing Available No

Externship Host gives creative direction for beauty and fashion brands. Creates advertising, catalogues, signage, Description: branding materials, and websites. Students will learn about working with clients - learning about business challenges, presenting ideas to improve a business, work closely with graphic designers, photographers, and printers to achieve the goal of the idea.

Special Students interested in art, design, beauty or fashion. Should be clever, creative, a good Requirements: communicator and open-minded. Alumnus Class Year and Major 1997 Government & Law

# 256 Account Executive PLATFORM-A/Advertising.com New York Networks

5 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship Adversiting.com specializes in Display, Video, and Mobile advertising solutions. The Extern will work Description: primarily with the Publisher Services Department, which works with the majority of the top 100 websites including top TV, Newspaper, Music, and User Generated Content sites reaching 90% of all internet users. The Extern will also meet with representatives from the Sales Department, Third Screen Media, Lightningcast Video, and Ad.com's marketing department. Additionally, the Extern will have the opportunity to meet with a major publisher website to learn about the ins and outs of Online ad sales/buying.

Special Student should be Sophomore, Junior or Senior and outgoing. Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 2002 Art/Art History

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# 285 Senior Director ESPN New York 1 Day 1st Week Housing Available No

Externship Observe the Externship host lead the expansion of the X Games franchise outside the U.S., develop Description: and oversee the business strategy and plan, oversee the management of all international events, ensure the achievement of all event and ancillary revenue goals, and effectively manage the Global X Games commercial team.

Special Interest in Marketing, Sales and Sports. Sophomore - Senior. Student should be assertive Requirements: and self-confident. An interview is required for this Externship. Alumnus Class Year and Major 1988 Government & Law

# 319 Associate Spencer Stuart New York 1 Day 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship Student will experience the executive search industry and leadership consulting. Description: Minimum GPA of 3.2 is strongly encouraged; major concentration in economics or in the humanities preferred. Student should have excellent verbal skills.

Special Sophomore or Junior with excellent verbal communications skills. Previous research Requirements: experience and minimum GPA of 3.2 is strongly encouraged. Alumnus Class Year and Major 2003 English

# 793 Global Marketing Coty, Inc. New York Coordinator


Externship Host is involved in the management of the conception, development and execution of a global Description: fragrance launch. Externs will observe the full process of creating a successful fragrance launch. This may include scent and packaging development, management of seasonal promotional offerings, partnership with licensor and analysis of the competitive landscape.

Special Sophomore, Junior or Senior with an interest in the beauty industry and/or packaged goods. Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 2007 American Studies/Art

# 550 Supervisor, Local OMD New York Broadcast

2 Days 2nd Week Housing Available No

Externship Extern will have the opportunity to meet with several media buyers, planners, and directors. Learn Description: about negotiating and client relations. There will also be some exposure to digital media and other new media initiatives.

Special Senior Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 2004 Economics & Business

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PA # 406 Senior Vice President Philadelphia Phillies Philadelphia of Marketing


Externship Extern will observe advertising sales, promotions, advertising, and event coordination. Description:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 1986 History

# 59 VP Marketing, Comcast-Spectacor Philadelphia Philadelphia Flyers


Externship Observe host involved with marketing and promotions for Philadelphia Flyers. In addition, host works Description: with customer service, fan development, community relations, sales and game presentation for the Flyers.

Alumnus Class Year and Major 1994 Government & Law

# 333 President & CEO Tierney Communications Philadelphia 3 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship Extern will gain experience in Advertising departments which include account management, creative, Description: media, etc. or Public Relations department.

Special Interest in advertising or public relations. Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 1986 English/Gov & Law

# 738 Senior Account PBS 39 WLVT Bethlehem Executive

5 Days 3rd Week Housing Available Yes

Externship As a Senior Account Executive at the Public Television Station in the Lehigh Valley, host networks with Description: community businesses to explore ways to successfully partner together. The challenges of account leadership also offers opportunities within the station to work with various departments in a team environment to provide quality broadcast content that will inform and inspire our viewers. It is a position that focuses on building relationships and promoting brand identity. While at the station, the Extern will observe how the TV station's various departments work together to harness the power of collaboration and creativity. By following the process of building community relationships, the Extern will gain a true understanding of the complexities of the broadcast industry and be able to attend meetings and sponsorship calls, and follow the creative process from inception to execution.

Special All class years; should be comfortable dressing in business attire that represents the Requirements: professional nature of the station. Additionally, meeting new people in different environments is part of the experience.

Alumnus Class Year and Major PRNT12

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# 400 Director of Program The Main Line Chamber of Commerce Wayne Development and Administration

1 Day Any Week Housing Available No

Externship As the Director of Program Development and Administration, host focuses on creating, improving and Description: marketing events and programs that attract new members, serve current members and help retention. This is accomplished through strategic planning, recruiting sponsors and coordinating volunteer opportunities. Students will observe event planning, development of creative marketing ideas and communications, e- media implementation, networking, fundraising and multi-tasking. They will also have the opportunity to meet with other Chamber staff members and learn about their careers.

Special Juniors or Seniors with a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 2006 Religious Studies

# 683 President Kimball Communications Easton 2 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship The Extern will learn how a public relations agency works, the types of strategies and tactics that are Description: used to influence the news media, the types of writing that characterize this profession, and the importance of understanding the news, media and public opinion. They will observe how certain communications are written, how we manage a data base drawn from every journalist in the United States, and how the interpersonal and social media interaction can influence the news. Depending on timing, the student may accompany the agency president to a meeting or presentation.

Special Junior or Senior with some interest in PR or communications. Communications skills and an Requirements: understanding of the news media are important, as well as good writing skills. Alumnus Class Year and Major FRND

# 479 Executive Director of Edmunds.com Swarthmore Corporate Communications


Externship Host manages media relations and industry relations, and helps support social media efforts and Description: executive communications. As a telecommuter from a home office, Externs will listen in on phone meetings with colleagues that help set strategy and develop plans. They will also listen in on media interviews of Edmunds.com spokespeople and learn how to write an effective press release, how to develop an outreach plan for press releases, how to develop relationships with reporters, and how to "media train" a corporate spokesperson.

Special All class years with writing and communication skills, outgoing personality, attention to detail, Requirements: maturity, and ability to present self as a professional. Alumnus Class Year and Major 1993 English

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Biological Research MD # 354 Professor of Medicine University of Maryland, School of Baltimore and Physiology Medicine

4 Days Any Week Housing Available Yes

Externship Research in human genetics. Student will observe clinical research, laboratory science, and statistical Description: analysis; clinical medicine/patient care. Special Juniors and Seniors, science majors. Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 1979 Chemistry/Biology

# 611 Scientific Director National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute Bethesda 5 Days 1st Week Housing Available No

Externship The Extern will observe the basic research efforts in three major areas: mitochondria function and Description: structure, non-linear optical imaging of subcellular structure in vivo, and clinical research in cardiac MRI.


Business/Sales/Entrepreneurship NJ # 623 Director, Materials Sandvik, Inc. Fair Lawn 2 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship The host is a member of the supply chain management team for the world's largest manufacturer and Description: supplier of carbide machine tools for the metal working industry. Customers include Fortune 500 companies in the aerospace, automotive, construction equipment, power generation, medical, and manufacturing sectors. The Extern(s) will also have the opportunity to observe functions in other departments, including Human Resources, Customer Service, Quality, Product Management/Marketing, and Engineering. They will observe machine tools in-use at the on-site demonstration center. Ultimately, the Externs will obtain a better understanding of the types of careers that are offered by a global company producing several hundred thousand different engineered products for industry.

Special All class years. Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 1970 Civil Engineering

PA # 344 President FMI Allentown 3 Days 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship Host company provides contract manufacturing services to a wide range of companies. Products made Description: include fragrances, shampoos, lotions, creams, hand gels, room sprays, sunscreens, etc. Student will spend time in each area to see the role of the different functions. Students will also get a feel for how a small business operates differently than a large business.

Special Interested in marketing, sales or production management. Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 1982 Chemical Engineering

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# 714 President One Point, Inc Scranton 3 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available Yes

Externship Business to business sales of printing, office supplies and commercial furniture. This is a sales Description: organization. Priorities are time management., relationships, product knowledge. .


MD # 796 Strategic Accounts Under Armour Baltimore Coordinator


Externship Extern will be able to see what is involved with getting orders to corporate buyers as well as mom-and- Description: pop sporting goods stores on a daily basis. Being a part of a fast-paced, dynamic environment, Externs will be able to observe being in front of some of the most influential people in the sports world, gain an important insight into how a company expects to remain on a path of exponential growth over the next decade, and see a company founded for athletes, by athletes. Externship will give you the insight of how the apparel industry is run, from the infant stages of a simple idea, to a finished product being distributed worldwide, how to think through problems that arise, adapt on the fly, and find a solution that benefits all parties, as well as work in a passionate team environment.

Special Junior or Senior who is athletically minded. Must possess strong problem solving skills. Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 2010 Policy Studies

VT # 146 Owner Novus Windshield Repair Brandon 5 Days Any Week Housing Available Yes

Externship Participate in sales, marketing and mobile windshield repair. Total aspects of a small business and Description: franchise will be explained. Special Interest in starting, buying or owning a small business. Requirements:


Consulting DC # 125 Partner Deloitte Washington 4 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available Yes

Externship Deloitte is consistently recognized as one of the best places to start a career, and Washington DC Description: is home to one of the largest and most diverse offices in the global network of Deloitte affiliated firms. Externs will meet a range of colleagues within the Firm and get an introduction to a dynamic marketplace at the world‟s leading professional services organization - which offers a very wide range of audit, tax, consulting and advisory experiences. Hosted by a group of dedicated and talented Alumni and other individuals, the Externs will also spend time with young, client-facing professionals in a variety of environs.

Special Interest in accounting, economics and International business. Senior or Junior level. Requirements:


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# 687 Principal and Chief Capitol Health Group, LLC Washington Operating Officer


Externship Externs will observe all aspects of a functioning Washington, DC government affairs consultancy. This Description: includes participation in client meeting and conference calls, hill staff and Member briefing, legislative strategy development and implementation, policy analysis, document development and review of legislation/regulations impacting the health care industry. Depending on legislative schedule, students will have the opportunity to meet with Senators, Representatives, White House and executive branch officials, personal and professional committee staff of both political parties.

Special First Years, Sophomores, Juniors Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 1987 Government & La

NY # 451 Vice Chairman CTPartners New York 4 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship Students will observe the general workings of a premier executive search firm, client service and Description: research techniques. Student will gain exposure to the different roles within financial institutions, interviewing, etc.

Special Sophomore or Junior. Business or Human Resources interest. Requirements:


Dentistry NJ # 804 Dentist Hillsborough Family Dental Hillsborough 4 Days Any Week Housing Available Yes

Externship The Extern will observe what is entailed in owning a dental practice and practicing dentistry. Description:


# 448 Dentist Joseph D. Miranda, DMD (Cosmetic and Whippany Family Dentistry)


Externship The student will observe the inner workings of a dental office including the business aspects Description: (bookkeeping, payroll, insurance etc.) Alumnus Class Year and Major 1983 Biology

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# 466 Periodontist/Dental David A. Goldberg, DMD North Plainfield Implants


Externship Host works in dental implant and periodontal surgery. Externs will observe and learn about dental Description: implant and periodontal surgery, a private dental office, treatment planning and reading CT scans. Alumnus Class Year and Major PRNT11

# 602 Dental Director Eastern Dental of Flemington Flemington 2 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship The Extern will observe the daily operation and treatment in a multi-doctor dental practice. Description: Alumnus Class Year and Major PRNT12

# 569 Dentist Dentistry Practice New Brunswick 4 Days 1st Week Housing Available No

Externship The Extern will observe various procedures in general dentistry and prosthodontics and interaction Description: between dentist and patient. Alumnus Class Year and Major 1976 Biology

# 85 Dentist William Bohrod Dental Springfield 3 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship Spend time in a high quality dental office focusing on general dentist practice; encompassing all Description: aspects of dentistry. Alumnus Class Year and Major 1979 Psychology

Education CA # 700 Third Grade Teacher Rocketship Mosaic Elementary San Jose 4 Days Any Week Housing Available Yes

Externship The Host is teaching literacy at Rocketship Mosaic Elementary school in San Jose, California, as part of Description: the Rocketship Education network of high-performing charter schools. Alumnus Class Year and Major 2009 Anthropology & Sociology

MA # 803 Professor of University of Massachusetts Amherst Amherst Mathematics and Statistics


Externship Host is Head of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics. The work as a statistician Description: involves analyzing data from collaborators. Host has major projects in Ecology and Neuroscience and smaller projects in other areas. Externs will learn how to think about and work with data.

Special Juniors Requirements:


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# 689 Speech/Language Billerica Public Schools-Project Support Billerica Pathologist Integrated Preschool Program

2 Days 1st or 2nd Week Housing Available Yes

Externship The Externs will have the opportunity to observe speech/language therapy sessions for children of Description: varied communication disabilities and will have the option of observing therapy sessions provided by a physical and/or occupational therapist. In addition, they will be exposed to a number of special needs in children including: Down syndrome, Prader Willi-syndrome, hearing impaired, visually impaired, autism spectrum disorders, and various developmental delays.

Special Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors with an interest in the field who can demonstrate patience, Requirements: compassion, and a desire to assist young children. Alumnus Class Year and Major PRNT12

# 800 First Grade Teacher Teach for America; Baltimore City Public Baltimore Schools


Externship Externs will learn what it is like to be a teacher in a public inner city school where teaching the whole Description: child, academically, behaviorally, and socially is necessary. Students will also learn about school administration responsibilities, teacher support positions in the school, and inner city school systems in general. This is a great opportunity for Externs to experience the Teach for America program in its fullest.

Special Sophomores, Juniors, or Seniors with an interest in social justice or education. Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 2010 American Studies

# 416 Department Chair Lenox Memorial Middle and High School Lenox 5 Days Any Week Housing Available Yes

Externship Students will observe the inner workings of a high school classroom, learn the necessary preparations Description: for a day of teaching, and observe the atmosphere of a small high school.

Special Junior or Senior. Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 1987 Mathematics

MD # 614 Child and Adolescent James Hubert Blake High School Silver Spring Development Teacher

5 Days 1st or 2nd Week Housing Available No

Externship Student will observe the work of a child development teacher (Family and Consumer Sciences Description: background training). There is also the opportunity to spend time with subject-specific teachers, if there is an interest (student extern must make those interests known prior to arrival, so this can be arranged. I This Externship is for a student interested in teaching or psychology. The teacher you will be shadowing teaches high school students how to teach in an onsite preschool with fifteen 4-5 year olds. This is an education externship, not psychology-based. Alumnus Class Year and Major PRNT11

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# 702 English Faculty Notre Dame Preparatory School Towson 5 Days 1st or 2nd Week Housing Available No

Externship As both a middle school and high school English teacher specializing in American Literature, Description: host teaches an 8th grade Language Arts class, multiple honors and regular college prep classes in American Literature for high school Sophomores, and a Junior AP Language and Literature seminar class, which is team taught with a history instructor. Externs will observe learning environments on several academic levels, and how to adjust a standard curriculum for classes with different abilities. They will be able to observe an institution that is at the forefront of technology in the classroom, including Smartboards, a 1 on 1 laptop environment, and a new Blackboard system that is available for online classes. If interested, they will also have the opportunity to participate in classroom instruction.


NJ # 471 Chemistry Teacher Pope John XXIII Regional High School Sparta 5 Days Any Week Housing Available Yes

Externship Host teaches 1 AP Physics class, 2 regular Physics classes and 2 classes of "Concepts in Chemistry and Description: Physics." Students will observe nuts and bolts responsibilities involved in being a high school teacher. Alumnus Class Year and Major 1974 Chemistry

# 11 Dean of College Blair Academy Blairstown Counseling

3 Days 2nd or 3rd week Housing Available Yes

Externship This Externship is for those interested in teaching/working in an independent school, particularly in the Description: area of college counseling. Special An interest in working with kids is a must. Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 1979 English

NY # 252 Principal Harry S. Truman High School Bronx 3 Days 1st Week Housing Available No

Externship Host can provide an externship for students who are interested in the educational field as a teacher or a Description: guidance counselor. Classroom observations, parental conferences, conflict resolution sessions are some of what a Lafayette student can expect from this externship. Externs will observe every facet of what it takes to run a public high school in New York City. They will sit on leadership conferences, observe classroom instruction, be part of a conflict resolution workshops, have connection with teens regarding issues of attendance, performance, etc.

Special Juniors or Seniors who are comfortable working with teenagers, are articulate, and can Requirements: demonstrate a professional attitude. Alumnus Class Year and Major PRNT07

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# 281 Principal Port Washington Public Schools Port Washington 2 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship Experience the everyday life at a 400 student elementary school. Gain exposure to the multiple layers Description: of an educational institution and observe outstanding teachers working with different grade level children.


# 440 Dean of Students / Pawling High School Pawling Athletic Director


Externship The student will get a feel for the work required to promote a positive academic and athletic Description: environment through the role of an administrator at a public high school.

Special Sophomore, Junior, Senior interested in athletics, education, teaching, coaching, Requirements: administration. Alumnus Class Year and Major 1986 Mathematics

Engineering MD # 75 Senior Account Boland Trane Gaithersburg Executive


Externship Learn about the marketing, technical support, and sale of commercial HVAC equipment & control Description: systems.

Special Junior or Senior with an engineering background and an interest in sales, marketing, or Requirements: construction. Alumnus Class Year and Major 1979 Civil Engineering

PA # 538 President Dontech Inc. Doylestown 2 Days 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship Dontech is a designer and manufacturer of optical filters, precision thin film coated optics, and Description: enhanced flat panel display assemblies. Extern will have the opportunity to spend time with the President and each of the Department heads. Departments include manufacturing, materials, manufacturing engineering, quality, engineering, special projects, and sales. Extern will gain a good understanding of how a manufacturing and design firm operates through one-on-one and group meetings, a facility tour, and demonstrations over a two- day period.

Special Extern must be US Citizen or Permanent Resident of US for compliance with ITAR Requirements: (International Traffic in Arms Regulations). Student will need to sign a non-disclosure agreement because of secure nature of work. Juniors or Seniors in engineering majors.

Alumnus Class Year and Major 1986 Electrical Engineering

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# 674 Project Manager, Wirerope Works, Inc. Williamsport Structural Products


Externship Externs will receive an overview of the design and manufacture of wire rope products, from drawing of Description: wire through rope or strand manufacture and fabrication of specialized assemblies, to customer's requirements. To the extent possible in the timeframe of the Externship, a closer look at certain aspects, such as design, manufacturing or fabrication can be arranged.

Special Juniors and Seniors. Requirements:


Engineering-Chemical/Chemistry CA # 750 Senior Consulting Chevron Corporation Richmond Engineer

5 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available Yes

Externship The Extern will observe how different organizations and skill sets work together to accomplish goals in Description: a large organization, the importance of developing and maintaining relationships over time, and how technology contributes to the business of refining oil and selling products.

Special Any class year; Chemical Engineer with a GPA of 3.2 or higher who is enthusiastic, outgoing, not Requirements: afraid to ask questions. Student need to be a US Citizen. Alumnus Class Year and Major PRNT14

NJ # 655 President Envirochem, Inc. South River 3 Days 2nd Week Housing Available No

Externship The Externs will observe manufacturing, packaging, research & development, regulatory, and Description: administrative venues.

Special Sophomores, Juniors or Seniors. Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 1975 International Affairs

NY # 537 Process Chemist Momentive Performance Materials Waterford 3 Days Any Week Housing Available Yes

Externship The Extern will observe laboratory experiments, analyses of lab & plant products, discussions with Description: manufacturing plant personnel and with marketing team.

Special Chemistry majors. If accepting housing, note that host has one cat and one dog. Requirements:


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PA # 745 Technical Associate Eastman Chemical Company W. Elizabeth 2 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship The Externs will be given the opportunity to job-shadow process engineers, production supervisors, Description: maintenance technicians, and research chemists throughout their workdays. The students will also observe laboratory polymerizations and participate in product testing. Students will tour the operating areas and have an opportunity to work with process engineers and research chemists on troubleshooting the process and identifying a solution.


# 578 Plant Chemical Fed Chem Bethlehem Engineer


Externship Host works at a small company (24 people) that manufactures industrial additives for inks, greases and Description: water repellants. Host ensures safety, oversees repairs/contractors/inspections, troubleshoots problems, purchases new equipment, recommends/designs capital projects and oversees start to finish, updates equipment files and operating procedures, completes regulatory (environmental) reports, improves

systems/procedures. The Extern will spend a fair amount of time watching our batch operations, shadowing operators and also our mechanic, in addition to shadowing host‟s work. If they desire, students can participate in working on a part of host‟s projects, to get a greater idea of what it entails.

Special Mech. Engineer and Chem. Engineer majors with CAD interests & skills Requirements:


Engineering-Civil FL # 217 Senior Professional St. Johns River Water Management Altamonte Springs Engineer District


Externship The Extern will observe the engineering process associated with study, design, permitting, and Description: constructing regional water supply projects. Work could include site reconnaissance, well drilling, GIS, permitting inventories, and field assessments. Interact with other disciplines, e.g. geology, biology, stormwater management, and agriculture.

Special Sophomore, Junior, or Senior with good communication skills Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 1977 Engineering

MD # 228 Vice President Clark Construction Bethesda 2 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship Observe engineering for construction company. Post drawings, material quantity take offs, survey Description: layout.

Special Interest in Construction Engineering. Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 1979 Mechanical Engineering

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ME # 724 Senior Planner Hancock County Planning Commission Ellsworth 5 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship The Host specializes in regional planning, including land use, environment, transportation, public Description: health and community development. The Extern will observe geographic information systems, public planning processes, rural development

planning, meetings and more meetings, snow and more snow! Student should be interested in rural planning and be outgoing, motivated, and have own transportation.


NJ # 697 President & CEO Environmental Resolutions, Inc. Mt. Laurel 2 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship Environmental Resolutions, Inc. was formed to focus on Environmental and Municipal Engineering. Our Description: diverse staff includes environmental engineers, soil engineers, civil engineers, hydrogeologists, planners, construction observers, CAD Operators and support personnel. Students will see the ins and outs of everyday business at ERI. They will be able to follow several different civil engineers and environmental scientists who have varying areas of expertise. They will also be able to visit construction sites, waste water treatments plants, and observe other various field work related to civil and environmental engineering.

Special Student should be eager and willing to interact with both interoffice personnel and clients. All Requirements: class years considered. Alumnus Class Year and Major 1974 Civil Engineering

# 192 Chief of Staff - Rail NJ Transit Newark Operations


Externship Host is Chief of Staff for rail operations at the NJ TRANSIT Corporation, the statewide transit provider. Description: NJ TRANSIT provides service on 11 rail lines and at 165 rail stations with a fleet of more than 1,000 locomotives and rail cars. The externship will provide an overview of how daily service is funded, provided and managed for more than 280,000 customers daily including a tour of the statewide rail operations center, major terminals, ongoing capital projects and a head-end ride aboard an NJ train.

Special Interest in Transportation Planning, Facilities design, site planning, construction or transit Requirements: operations. Alumnus Class Year and Major 1996 Biology

NY # 95 Vice President & Turner Construction New York Regional Manager


Externship Host will coordinate Externship opportunities for Lafayette students interested in Construction Description: Management. A variety of areas will be discussed including Business Development, Design Management, Construction Operations and Site Management. Externships will be available for 15-20 students in New York, New Jersey, Philadelphia, Boston, Pittsburgh, Connecticut, Cincinnati, and Chicago.


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# 19 President Walden Environmental Engineering Oyster Bay PLLC


Externship The Externs will observe what civil and environmental engineers do on a daily basis. Host will also Description: expose you to the "how do we make money conversation" and will talk extensively about what course work would be best to take while still at Lafayette, which would help in the work place.

Special Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors. Requirements:


PA # 536 Vice President O'Brien & Gere Engineers, Inc. E. Norriton 5 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship Host's firm deals with consulting and environmental engineering and provides environment, water, Description: capital, and facilities solutions. Student can be placed in a variety of locations along the east coast. The Extern's experience will vary according to degree and office location.


# 95 Vice President & Turner Construction New York Regional Manager


Externship Host will coordinate Externship opportunities for Lafayette students interested in Construction Description: Management. A variety of areas will be discussed including Business Development, Design Management, Construction Operations and Site Management. Externships will be available for 15-20 students in New York, New Jersey, Philadelphia, Boston, Pittsburgh, Connecticut, Cincinnati, Chicago


# 29 Project Manager Michael Baker Junior., Inc. Horsham 2 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship Experience tours of ongoing/recently completed transportation projects. Attend a design project status Description: meeting about highway improvements with PennDot engineers, FHWA engineers and local officials. Learn engineering design tasks and plan preparation.

Special Interest in transportation engineering, construction and design. Requirements:


# 704 Project Manager II Wilbur Smith Associates Pittsburgh 2 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship The Externs observations will depend largely on what projects are being worked on at the time. Description: Working in a consulting firm means that projects change daily. However, roadway plan development is the general daily focus.


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# 488 Senior Engineer RETTEW Associates, Inc. Lancaster 3 Days 1st or 2nd Week Housing Available Yes

Externship Students will interact with Junior and Senior level engineers throughout the day in several disciplines, Description: including transportation, civil, storm water management, environmental, municipal engineering and planning. Depending on scheduling, students may attend a Metropolitan Planning Organization meeting to see the highway planning and funding process, internal design meetings, and construction.

Special Sophomore or Junior, Requirements:


Engineering-Electrical CA # 80 Principal Burden Associates Canoga Park 2 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship Observe Broadcast systems design and engineering, particularly directed to low power AM & FM Description: facilities. College radio, rebroadcast systems for sports stations, and highway radio.

Special Interest in broadcast studio and transmitting facilities and an interest in participation on Requirements: broadcast standards committees. Alumnus Class Year and Major 1953 Economics & Business

DE # 654 Engineer II Pepco Holdings Inc., Delmarva Power Newark Distribution System Planning


Externship As an extern you will be given an overview of the power industry, learning about the many different Description: departments within the company. Pepco is a transmission and distribution utility that operates in D.C., Delaware, Maryland, and Southern New Jersey. Working for a power company has both electrical and civil and environmental projects. Electrical Engineers work with power aspects, equipment, and software. Civil and Environmental Engineers work on a range of project from pole structures, building regulations and environmental standards. As an extern you will learn about the company's culture and a regulated utility's structure. Some concepts that also may be touched on are: Renewable Energy, Smart Grid, Automated Metering Infrastructure, Distribution Automation, among many others. This Externship caters to Electrical Engineers, Civil and Environmental Engineer, but is open to anyone who has an interest in the power industry.

Special Sophomore, Junior or Senior interested in the power industry and all of its intricacies. Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 2009 Electrical and Computer Engineering

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NJ # 735 Program Manager Alion Science & Technology Mount Arlington 3 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship Host's division provides engineering services to military research and development agencies. Description: Extern observation depends upon the tasks in process at that time. It may be an engineering review of a project, status report preparation, or engineering design verification work.

Special Junior or Senior with engineering or hard sciences background beneficial. Requirements:


PA # 740 Senior Staff Engineer FCI USA LLC - ELX Div. Etters 2 Days 1st or 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship The electronics division of FCI is headquartered in Etters, PA approximately midway between Description: Harrisburg, PA and York, PA. This location is home to the division‟s product test laboratory. The primary function of the product test laboratory is to perform product development/qualification testing and analysis. Students will observe the practical application of compression/tensile testers used to measure contact spring force after induced stress relaxation from thermal aging. They will see the test chambers/equipment used for humidity, thermal shock, corrosive gas, vibration, dust, and mechanical shock along with the equipments‟ instrumentation. Students will be introduced to the various data acquisition systems used to automatically measure and collect resistance and temperature data.


Engineering-Mechanical CT # 776 Principal Owner Tier One, LLC Newtown 3 Days 3rd Week Housing Available Yes

Externship Host will provide students with an overview of how a high-tech manufacturing facility operates. Meet Description: employees in different functions, including engineering, production management, logistics, purchasing, and production planning. If the student is an Engineer, he/she could spend some time in the Machine Shop watching how parts are made on CNC Machining equipment. If the student has interest in the business side of a manufacturing company, he/she could spend some time with our CFO.

Special Sophomore or Junior engineering students with some interest in how a manufacturing Requirements: company operates. Alumnus Class Year and Major PRNT14

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MD # 205 Principal Systems Goddard Space Flight Center SBIR Greenbelt Engineer, ASENIORC Program Research and Technology Solutions


Externship Observe host in the following duties: Description: Assist the GSFC SBIR/STTR Program Manager to manage the NASA Small Business Innovation Research / Small Business Technology Transfer (SBIR/STTR) Program for GSFC. Monitor all the SBIR/STTR contracts for GSFC. Help to coordinate the GSFC inputs to the NASA SBIR/STTR solicitation development. Help to coordinate the GSFC review of proposals and center ranking. Follow up with firms to develop success stories. Represent GSFC at agency and outside SBIR/STTR activities. Support the GSFC Innovative Partnerships Program (IPP) Office on other technology infusion and transfer activities. Manage the GSFC Systems Engineering Seminars. Solicit speakers and make all arrangements for monthly colloquia series.

Special Math, Science, Engineering interest in Aerospace and NASA. Student Must be US Citizen. Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 1974 Physics

Environmental MN # 187 Director of Habitat The Nature Conservancy in MN/ND/SD Minneapolis Protection


Externship Host coordinates the work to buy land for nature preserves in Minnesota, North Dakota, and Description: South Dakota. The Extern will learn what The Nature Conservancy does and how they work, and observe how conservation priorities are set, as well as how land is acquired and managed for nature preserves. Special Junior or Senior. Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 1991 American Civilizations/Gov & Law

NC # 807 Stewardship Associate Carolina Mountain Land Conservancy Hendersonville


Externship The Externs will observe what it is like to work for an environmental non-profit focused on land Description: conservation. They will learn how land trusts work to protect privately-held land, and how CMLC is working to increase interest in and public support for conservation. They will also learn about some of the land management issues facing western North Carolina.

Special Juniors and Seniors interested in environmental issues and conservation is important; Requirements: background in biology/botany would be helpful for students but isn't necessary. Alumnus Class Year and Major 2010 Geology

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NY # 788 Vice President O'Brien & Gere Syracuse 3 Days 2nd Week Housing Available No

Externship The Extern will observe the solving of industry's environmental problems in a consulting setting. Description: Special A Junior or Senior with an interest in field of environmental engineering. Requirements:


OK # 767 Manager KVR Energy, LLC Tulsa 3 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available Yes

Externship The Externs will observe the operations of a small independent oil and gas producer, and the various Description: functions of each area. Depending on our operations at the time, Externs may be able to observe wellbore operations. At the very least, there will be an opportunity to visit a producing oil field and learn about all the necessary steps it takes to get a barrel of oil out of the rock formations and into a stock tank ready for purchase.

Special All class years open to learning about the oil and gas industry. It is an exciting industry and Requirements: provides career opportunities in geology and engineering. Alumnus Class Year and Major 1975 Geology

PA # 621 Watershed Northampton County Conservation District Nazareth Specialist/Agricultural Technician

3 Days 1st Week Housing Available No

Externship The Extern will observe the day-to-day work of Conservation District staff engaged in erosion and Description: sedimentation control via reviewing construction plans, and watershed conservation programming via working with volunteer watershed groups and developing watershed conservation plans.

Special Career Field: Soil & Water Conservation. Prefer students with Environmental Sciences or Requirements: Engineering majors. Alumnus Class Year and Major FRND

# 806 Staff Environmental Langan Engineering and Environmental Warrington Engineer Services


Externship The Extern will observe the industry of environmental consulting and remediation, the workplace Description: environment at Langan, and the characteristics of consulting in the environmental field, and project and team meetings. You will also meet with other members of Langan from other environmental teams and/or other specialties (site/civil, geotechnical, surveying, natural resources, landscaping). If timing and skills permit, Extern may get involved hands-on with consulting work, as well.

Special Juniors with an interest in environmental consulting, environmental remediation, and with GIS Requirements: skills. Alumnus Class Year and Major 2010 Civil and Environmental Engineering

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Finance/Investment/Accounting CA # 358 First Vice President- Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC Long Beach Wealth Management, Branch Manager


Externship Host oversees business and sales management functions for branch complex of Morgan Stanley Smith Description: Barney. Will observe time management, risk management, and how to motivate, retain, and recruit sales talent.


CT # 476 Director of Stop Loss CIGNA Health Care Hartford 3 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship Host works in catastrophic risk management as it pertains to health care and the employers liability Description: when covering or funding the healthcare liability of their employees. Externs will learn about all aspects of the business.


# 808 Director of Middle Artha Capital Management Stamford Office


Externship Back and Middle Office handle all aspects of a trade after execution. This means trade booking, Description: matching, margining, settlement, reconciliation, P&L calculations, IR reporting, and more. The Extern will observe the operations side of a hedge fund.

Special Junior or Senior Requirements:


# 651 Trader SAC Capital Stamford 2 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship The Extern will observe daily events involved in the trading of listed and over-the-counter stocks and Description: commodities, as well as the daily decision making process in managing multi-million dollar portfolios.

Special Senior or Junior interested in stock markets and stock managing. Requirements:


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NJ # 758 Vice President; Wealth Merrill Lynch Florham Park Management Advisor 5 Days Any Week Housing Available Yes

Externship The Extern will observe changes in capital markets and how they affect investment strategy, risk Description: management for individuals, and learn about stocks, mutual funds, debt instruments, and ETF's.

Special Junior or Senior studying marketing, business or finance, and comfortable with using Microsoft Requirements: Office applications. Alumnus Class Year and Major PRNT14

# 698 Finance Manager Educational Testing Service Princeton 2 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship Students will observe the management of finances for a large-scale testing program within the K-12 Description: strategic business unit at Educational Testing Service, a non-profit corporation. We assure that all accounting entries are compliant with government regulations, as this is a federal client. You will also observe the interface with business directors for budgeting, forecasting, and long-range planning. We are a small team of financial analysis staff, within which Excel is utilized extensively at the advanced level for client invoice reports & analysis.

Special Juniors and Seniors with Excel spreadsheet experience are preferred. Requirements:


# 73 Director of Sales - Principal Financial Group Parsippany Retirement Plan Services

2 Days 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship Observe sales & service of corporate sponsored retirement plans such as 401K to small & medium-sized Description: business.

Special Consulting/sales/service aspirations. Requirements:


NY # 428 Managing Director JP Morgan Chase New York 3 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship Network Management is responsible for engaging and managing correspondent banks for the firm, Description: which are used to settle transactions throughout the world. These can include standard writing of funds and the custody of securities.


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# 798 Credit & Portfolio Citibank New York Analyst


Externship The Credit & Portfolio Analyst maintains an optimal balance between risk and returns associated with Description: credit card acquisitions, tracks and analyzes the performance of all account holders (potential, prospect and existing ones), and implements policies accordingly (whom get what types of credit cards and how much credit line etc). Extern will learn about the business of lending money (the credit card industry) and the different metrics used in Credit Card Risk Management.

Special First Year, Sophomore, or Junior Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 2010 Math & Economics

# 338 Founder T3 Trading Group, LLC New York 2 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship The Extern will observe equities trading and life on a trading desk. Description: Special Juniors or Senior. Requirements:


# 314 Senior Vice President Merrill Lynch New York - Wealth Management


Externship The Extern will observe investing in stocks, bonds, mutual funds, alternative investments, and Description: relationship management. Host provides financial advice to high net worth clients.

Special Sophomores or Junior with an interest in the financial services industry, investments, sales. Requirements:


# 794 Director SC Fundamental New York 2 Days 1st Week Housing Available No

Externship Host leads the marketing efforts for a hedge fund. Extern will get to observe an overview of the hedge Description: fund industry, as well as strategies to attract investors into the fund.

Special Senior. Requirements:


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# 188 Vice President Cameron Associates New York 2 Days 2nd or 3rd week Housing Available No

Externship Student may observe client meetings, attend investor presentations to Wall Street and learn about Description: investor relations field.

Special Student should be interested in stock market, public relations business, or communications. Requirements:


# 534 First Vice President, GKB and Associated, Merrill Lynch New York Investments


Externship The Extern will observe day-to-day duties involved with providing high net worth clients with investment Description: strategies and other financial solutions. Alumnus Class Year and Major 1997 Economics & Business

# 737 Managing Director Merrill Lynch New York 5 Days 2nd Week Housing Available No

Externship Host is a Financial Advisor to high net worth clients. Description: Externs will observe relationship management, money management and research.

Special Junior or Senior who is energetic! Requirements:


# 660 Vice President, Senior M&T Bank East Farmingdale Financial Consultant


Externship The Extern will observe the day-to-day operations in the Securities department. Description:


PA # 811 Managing Partner KMJ Financial Group, LLC Whitehall 3 Days 2nd Week Housing Available No

Externship Host provides financial services to families and business owners to develop a highly customized Description: investment portfolio using multi-asset strategies. Extern will have the ability to learn the basic foundation of interpreting financial goals for clients, along with the various investment strategies used to incorporate those goals into portfolios.

Special Sophomore or Junior with knowledge of the fundamentals of investing; economics/business Requirements: major a focus. Alumnus Class Year and Major 2001 Math & Ecomonics

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# 368 Marketing Analyst SEI Oaks 3 Days 1st Week Housing Available No

Externship Host provides legal support to SEI global business and third party fund clients. Externs will receive Description: exposure to the multiple internal business units of SEI and information regarding our post-collegiate recruiting program.

Special Juniors preferred. Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major FRND Gov & Law/Econ & Business

# 557 Direct of Advanced Independence Planning Group Bethlehem Planning

3 Days 1st or 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship Host helps clients accumulate, distribute, and conserve wealth - and at the same time avoid taxation Description: and expenses in all three phases. Externs will observe how a business is run and how to deal with clients, as well as get an understanding of financial products.

Special Junior/Senior Finance majors Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 1998 Finance/Art

# 581 Financial Planner Ameriprise Financial West Conshohoken 2 Days 2nd Week Housing Available No

Externship The Extern will observe the process of financial planning and how this information is used to determine Description: appropriate investments/products for clients.

Special Students should be interested in working with people on their goals as well as starting a Requirements: business. Alumnus Class Year and Major 1995 Economics & Business

Graduate and Professional School CA # 818 Law Student UCLA School of Law Los Angeles 2 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available Yes

Externship Externs will spend time in law school classes; meet law school students, faculty Description: members, and administrators.


Alumnus Class Year and Major 2010 Philosophy

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# 821 Graduate Student Stanford University Stanford

Department of Civil Engineering 2 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship The Extern will be able to experience campus life first-hand, graduate housing, campus dining, and Description: departments of interest.


Alumnus Class Year and Major 2009 Civil and Environmental Engineering

# 820 Graduate Research Stanford University Stanford Assistant


Externship Host works in a spectroscopy laboratory. A laser setup is used to analyze the rotational Description: dynamics in liquids. Various tasks performed include laser repairs and alignment, sample preparation, and data analysis. Time is also spent taking classes that range from quantum chemistry to electronics. As Lafayette caters solely to undergraduates, the life of a graduate student is rather mysterious. During this Externship, a student will hopefully get a glimpse in to the "career" of a chemistry graduate student, both the exciting and often mundane.

Special First Year, Sophomore, or Junior with an interest in pursuing a higher degree in the physical Requirements: sciences. The length of the Externship can be discussed based on student interest. Alumnus Class Year and Major 2010 Chemistry

CT # 708 Graduate Student Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice West Haven and Forensic Sciences at The University of New Haven


Externship Host is a full time graduate student in the Master of Science in Forensic Science program, Criminalistics Description: Track. Host also works as a Graduate Assistant in the Criminal Justice department to help pay for graduate school expenses. This experience will offer insight into the life of a graduate student in a Master's program for Forensic

Sciences at a respected University, including classes, studies, campus involvement, and Graduate Assistantship work.

Special Juniors or Seniors with a strong interest and background in lab sciences. Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 2010 Biology

IL # 814 Graduate Student University School Divinity School Chicago 3 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship Externs will see what life in graduate school is like, including attending classes and school events. Description: Special Juniors or Seniors Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 2010 Religious Studies

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MA # 790 Graduate Student Boston College Chestnut Hill 3 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship Host is a second year graduate student in an organic chemistry lab. The lab's Description: research focuses on both methodology and total synthesis. Host is working on the total synthesis of a molecule called Torilin. Torilin is a natural product with some very interesting biological activity including anti-cancer, anti-microbialand anti-inflammatory activity. Host is also a teaching assistant for undergraduate organic chemistry. Duties as a TA include attending lectures, teaching weekly discussions and holding office hours for students who need extra help. Students can expect to learn about a typical day as a graduate student in a chemistry lab. They will have the opportunity to tour the chemistry building and our lab. Students will also get an opportunity to meet with several professors, including professors in the fields of organic chemistry, physical chemistry and chemical biology. By the end of their experience students will have a clear picture of the ins and outs of graduate student life.

Special Sophomore, Junior, or Senior with at least the first semester of organic chemistry and organic lab & well versed Requirements: in laboratory safety procedures and feel comfortable in a laboratory setting. Students with an interest in organic chemistry are preferred, but not required.

Alumnus Class Year and Major 2010 Biochemistry

MI # 799 Graduate Student in University of Michigan Ann Arbor Clinical Psychology


Externship Students interested in psychology, psychiatry, or in going to a psychology graduate program would Description: learn about the research and learning environment of these departments. Students would be able to observe research in psychiatry and attend lectures and courses in clinical psychology. Students could also learn more about the application process into graduate school and advice on what to look for in graduate programs. Host's work is both in the department of psychiatry and clinical psychology at the University of Michigan. Host has worked the past two years in psychiatry, researching mental illness in the context of postpartum mothers and their young children, and is now a student in the PhD graduate program in Clinical Psychology and continue research in developmental psychopathology.

Special Juniors or Seniors Requirements:


# 710 Graduate Student University of Michigan Ann Arbor Researcher


Externship The team has developed what we believe to be the world's smallest inertial measurement unit which we Description: are currently using on several projects ranging from measuring the dynamics of sports movements to helping with tele-rehabilitation for patients with neurodegenerative diseases. Host is specifically working on a study investigating the forces and torques transmitted across the shoulder, elbow, and wrist joints during the baseball pitching motion to identify possible injury mechanisms. Externs will learn what engineering graduate school is like by sitting in on courses, participating in research activities, and meeting with other students to discuss their experiences with graduate school.

Special Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors Requirements:


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NY # 815 Graduate Student and Cornell University Ithaca Research Assistant


Externship Host is a 2nd year PhD student in the Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management. Host works as a Description: research assistant for the Computational Sustainability Institute at Cornell that uses advanced computational techniques to study sustainability issues related to development and the environment. Externs will gain an opportunity to attend a graduate level course, meet with cutting edge researchers in economics and applied economics as well as interact with other graduate students. Externs will have an opportunity to learn about the admission process, what training is important and what the graduate school experience can be like.

Special Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 2010 Math & Economics

# 591 MA Special Education Teachers College, Columbia University New York (Dual Cert.. Grades 1-5 & 6-9)


Externship In host‟s' final semester of a 1 1/2 year program, the Extern will observe class attendance and have Description: access to professors from various fields. Also, Extern will join host at student-teaching site.

Special Student interested in teaching and/or students with disabilities. Requirements:


# 594 PhD in Behavioral Binghamton University Johnson City Neuroscience


Externship Externs will have the opportunity to shadow a third year PhD student in Behavioral Neuroscience. Description: Externs will attend lab meetings and possibly classes, participate in basic laboratory work, and get a clearer picture of life as a graduate student. The opportunity to meet with students and faculty in other divisions of the psychology department (cognitive and clinical) is also possible.

Alumnus Class Year and Major 2007 Neuroscience

# 812 PhD Graduate Student City College of New York New York 2 Days 2nd Week Housing Available No

Externship Host is a graduate student pursuing a PhD in Chemical Engineering. This involves taking classes, Description: attending seminars, and working in the laboratory on an independent research topic. Externs will be able to tour labs and discuss research projects with students and faculty. This externship will enable Lafayette students to observe the atmosphere of a graduate institution and gain insight into the interdisciplinary research conducted at CCNY.



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# 816 Graduate Student Roswell Park Cancer Institute Buffalo 2 Days 1st Week Housing Available Yes

Externship Host works in a cancer research laboratory in which they attempt to use the immune system to destroy Description: tumors. The immune system has a remarkable ability to recognize and eliminate anything that is foreign. This work is interested in harnessing this ability and using it to eliminate tumors. Externs will observe how a PhD student conducts research. They will have the opportunity to learn a few techniques commonly used in the lab.



# 786 Law Student St. John's University School of Law Queens 2 Days 3rd Week Housing Available Yes

Externship In this externship, a student can attend law school with the host. It will give the student the opportunity to Description: decide whether pursuing a career in law is something the student wants to do. The student can come to classes, gain insight into the workload, and ask questions about the process. The student will also be able to learn about academic journals and the requirements.

Alumnus Class Year and Major 2009 Gov & Law/Women's and Gender Studies

OH # 742 Graduate Student Ohio University Athens 2 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available Yes

Externship The Extern will have the opportunity to observe daily lab work involving industrial minerals geology, Description: teaching assistant duties, and attending maters level geology classes. They will also learn about the general requirements and duties of geology masters students.


Alumnus Class Year and Major 2010 Geology

PA # 802 Graduate Student Lehigh University Bethlehem 2 Days 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship Host is part of a research team in the solid mechanics division in the Mechanical Engineering Description: department. Our team is the first group in the department to specialize in molecular dynamics, utilizing state-of-the-art computers for atomistic simulations of various systems. Specifically, the host is studying how defects and dislocations in battery materials affect overall performance of lithium-ion batteries. Our goal is to analyze and improve systems starting with the smallest fundamental unit; the atom, and apply our results to macroscopic energy issues. Externs will have the opportunity to interact with several graduate research students and learn the differences between undergraduate and graduate education. In addition, Externs will observe meetings between host and research advisor, and attend at least one graduate-level course.

Special Juniors or Seniors with an interest in pursuing a graduate degree in an engineering field. Requirements:


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Health Care/Medicine/Veterinary Science CT # 749 Nurse Practitioner Valley Medical Associates Ansonia 2 Days 1st Week Housing Available Yes

Externship The Extern will gain initial insight into a nurse practitioner's role; rapport with patients, history taking, Description: assessment and management of a variety of primary care conditions, collaboration with other health providers/agencies/co-workers, and the independent nature of the profession yet always working in collaboration with others.

Special Those needing housing should note that the host has a dog. The Extern should be interested in Requirements: direct patient care and be able to observe and treat patients with respect. Alumnus Class Year and Major PRNT13

# 277 Physician Digestive Health Specialists Meriden 5 Days 1st or 2nd Week Housing Available Yes

Externship Observe physician/patient interactions, procedures (endoscopies), and the functions of a Description: gastroenterology medical practice. Alumnus Class Year and Major 1977 Biology

DC # 346 Director Washington Hospital Center Washington 5 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship Student will shadow host in office, on rounds and in OR. Description: Special Must be interested in pre-med. Requirements:


DE # 162 Family Physician Mid-Atlantic Family Practice Lewes 5 Days 1st or 2nd Week Housing Available Yes

Externship Family Physician. Participate in daily hospital rounds & office practice. Student will have opportunity to Description: see a variety of patients and work with a variety of healthcare providers.

Special Pre-med and interested in going to medical school/becoming a physician. Requirements:


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MA # 817 Physician Childrens Hospital Boston Boston 5 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available Yes

Externship Externs will observe this attending Physician in Emergency Department and Medical Intensive Care Description: Unit.



NC # 118 Associate Professor of Wake Forest University Winston-Salem Urology


Externship Externs can visit The Institute of Regenerative Medicine where they do state of the art organ growth Description: and replacement studies. Time will also be spent in the surgical learning lab working on virtual reality trainers.

Special Student should be Pre-Med major. Sophomore to Senior level. Requirements:


NJ # 499 Chairman, Associates in Rehabilitation Medicine Morristown Rehabilitation Medicine


Externship Host is physician specializing in sports medicine, physical medicine and rehabilitation. The student will Description: observe a clinical medical practice and get exposure to the evaluation and management of a wide variety of sports injuries and musculoskeletal disorders.


# 628 Medical Doctor EJS MD Bayonne 3 Days 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship Primary care, Internal Medicine Evaluating and treating patients in my office and in Bayonne Medical Description: Center Office visits, Hospital rounds - basically what it is like to be a doctor Get a feel for what the medical profession is like. The demands of the job. And hopefully how basic sciences are necessary for building a foundation in the medical field.

Special Junior or Senior. Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major PRNT09 Health Care / Medicine

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# 752 Physician Ani Orthopaedic Group Hazlet 5 Days 1st or 2nd Week Housing Available No

Externship Externs will observe clinical aspects of musculoskeletal injuries, the treatment options, and observe in Description: the operating room multiple orthopedic and spine procedures.

Special Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors with an interest in medicine. Requirements:


# 813 Pediatrician Advocare Laurel Pediatrics Sewell 3 Days Any Week Housing Available Yes

Externship In Host's primary care pediatric practice, Externs will observe general pediatric outpatient medicine. Description:


# 267 Physician Barry Tobias Ambulatory Campus Manalapan at Centrastate Medical Center


Externship Extern will gain exposure to cardiology and cardiac electrophysiology at a community hospital in Description: Freehold, NJ. Observe stress tests, echocardiograms, patient evaluation, possibly pacemaker and automatic defibrillator implant and cardiac catheterization.

Special Student should be Sophomore or Junior with Biology, Chemistry or Psychology background. Requirements:


# 748 Doctor of Chiropractic Coombs Chiropractic Point Pleasant 3 Days Any Week Housing Available Yes

Externship Focusing on family care with a special interest in athletic peak performance, Host helps restore function Description: and improve health in patients from newborns to 90+ year olds. Host sees 150 patients per week in a 4- day (M-TH) work week and literally love the job! Cases range from pregnant moms interested in balancing ligament tension for an easier birth to their children's everyday health to a weekend warrior seeking smarter workouts to low back cases hoping to stand without pain to wellness patients interested in improving vitality.

Special Juniors or Seniors with a keen and sincere interest in helping change people's lives, a Requirements: willingness and desire to stretch your comfort zone and the genuine curiosity of an open mind to understanding how the body truly works!


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# 746 Emergency Physician Morristown Memorial Hospital Atlantic Morristown Ambulance Corporation


Externship The Externs will be able to observe direct patient care and resident supervision in the emergency Description: department of a academic training hospital. Observe patient care by prehospital providers including paramedics and flight crews. Extern will spend one day with Host in the emergency room, one day with the paramedics, and (if the student would like) one day with our helicopter crew.


NY # 6 Physician Associated Medical Professionals Syracuse 5 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship Student will be involved in animal research at a teaching hospital. Student will also observe surgery Description: and see clinic patients. Alumnus Class Year and Major 1978 Geology

# 822 Executive Director Queens Hospital Jamaica 3 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship Host is the CEO of a 280 bed acute care hospital affiliated with the NYC Health and Hospitals Description: Corporation in NYC. Extern will observe the day to day activities of a hospital CEO and gain an understanding of the range

of issues and challenges facing a hospital CEO.

Special Junior or Seniors with an interest in a career in health care or hospital administration. Requirements:


# 570 Vice Chairman, Maimonides Medical Center Brooklyn Program Director


Externship The Extern will observe radiology imaging and intervention. Description: Special Pre-med only. Requirements:


# 712 Physician Drs. Brodman, Friedman and Kim, LLP New York 5 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship Host is an Obstetrician Gynecologist at Mount Sinai Medical Center in NYC. She works with 2 Description: other women in a busy practice doing both obstetrics and gynecology. Externs will observe what the day-to-day of an Ob/Gyn is like in an office practice, and may get to see a delivery or surgery depending on how the weeks transpire and what is on the schedule.

Special All class years; good people skills as the job is all about interacting with patients in and out of Requirements: the office. Alumnus Class Year and Major PRNT14

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# 721 Associate Residency Long Island Jewish Medical Center New Hyde Park Director Emergency Medicine, Associate Residency Director (Physician)

5 Days 1st Week Housing Available Yes

Externship Host IS an attending physician in a busy, high volume ED in Queens, New York. She is also the Description: Associate Residency Director in the emergency department residency program with over 50 residents in the program. The Externs will shadow the emergency medicine residents and attendings during clinical shifts in the emergency department. They will interact with the ED residents and observe, first hand, the clinical presentation and management of a variety of acute medical conditions that present to the ED. They will also attend appropriate didactic sessions given to the ED residents or medical students rotating in the department during their week in the ED. The students will have the opportunity to interact with medical students rotating in the ED.


# 342 Physician United Medical Associates Johnson City 4 Days Any Week Housing Available Yes

Externship Host is a gynecologic surgeon who sees patients in the office and operates 4 days each week. Student Description: will see what it is like to be a female in a surgical field.

Special Student needs to be female, at least 20, for nature of practice. Requirements:


# 716 Assoc. Professor Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Science


Externship Externs will have the opportunity to observe and shadow a practicing Obstetrician-Gynecologist who Description: also has teaching and administrative responsibilities at a major academic medical institution.

Special All class years; this will be a clinical experience, so students should exhibit appropriate Requirements: maturity for dealing with pregnant and laboring patients. Alumnus Class Year and Major PRNT14

PA # 186 Chairman, Dept. of Geisinger Health System Danville Ophthalmology


Externship Host is the Department Chair & Director of Residency. Observe clinical patient exams, laser and OR Description: procedures of the ophthalmology practice in a teaching setting.

Special Juniors and Seniors with an interest in medicine, specifically surgery or ophthalmology and Requirements: the maturity to behave appropriately in the exam room when a patient is being examined Alumnus Class Year and Major 1982 Biology

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# 759 Physician Delaware ID Associates Wynnewood 3 Days Any Week Housing Available Yes

Externship The Extern will observe various facets of clinical medicine as experienced by an Infectious Diseases Description: Physician in a busy hospital setting in the Philadelphia area.

Alumnus Class Year and Major 1981 Chemistry

# 729 Ophthalmologist Thorp Bailey Weber Eye Associates Ltd. Wyndmoor 2 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship Ophthalmology Practice specializing in cataract surgery and complications of cataract surgery. Description: The Extern will observe the medical practice and surgical procedures.



# 547 Physician HealthQuest Medical Associates Gibsonia 2 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship The Extern will observe taking care of patients in an internal medicine office. Description:


# 720 Pediatrician Lehigh Valley Pediatric Associates Allentown 5 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship Extern will observe what it is like to be a primary care physician in this private pediatric practice. Description: Special Sophomore, Junior or Senior Requirements:


# 719 Speech Language UPMC/St. Margaret Hospital Pittsburgh Pathologist


Externship The Extern will observe the speech pathology evaluation and therapy with patients. Description:


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# 675 Pediatric Occupational Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Hospital Bethlehem Therapist


Externship Externs will learn about the role of each health care professional on the medical team. Learn about Description: specific diagnoses and how these affect a child's ability to participate in life tasks throughout the developmental stages. Observe collaboration between team members and therapeutic use of activities to meet rehab goals.

Special Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors with a willingness to interact with a number of professionals Requirements: and an adaptive personality to interact with children of various ages and functional abilities. Alumnus Class Year and Major 2002 Behavioral Neuroscience

# 301 Chairman, Dept of Main Line Health-Bryn Mawr Hospital Bryn Mawr Pediatrics/Clinical Director, NICUs


Externship Experience the Neonatal Intensive Care and observe the care of infants in NICU. Description:


# 787 Emergency Physician Lehigh Valley Hospital Allentown 5 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship Host is a staff emergency physician at a Level One trauma center with a residency program; in that Description: capacity she serves in a teaching role, as well as seeing patients. Emergency Medicine can expose students interested in medical careers to a wide variety of disease entities. With a wide variety of specialists, Externs will experience everything from pediatrics to cardiology to surgery. This is a very fast-paced environment!

Special Sophomore, Junior, or Senior: Students will need to apply for observer status with the Requirements: hospital. Host's schedule is highly variable, sometimes involving nights, weekends and holidays. Thus, students' schedule may require a little flexibility.


# 771 Physician PinnacleHealth Harrisburg Hospital Harrisburg 5 Days 1st or 2nd Week Housing Available Yes

Externship The Extern will gain an urban emergency room experience. Description:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 1994 American Studies

# 635 Physician Main Line Health Lankenau Hospital Philadelphia 5 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship The Externs will observe outpatient and inpatient medicine. Description:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 1999 Chemistry

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# 278 Physician Pediatric Medical Associates Rydal 5 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship Host is a Pediatrician in a multi-site practice in Philadelphia. Provides general pediatric care to children Description: from birth through adolescence in several settings, including the office well-baby nursery, and inner- city clinic. The student will observe pediatric care being provided in the settings outlined. Gain an understanding of what is entailed in the provision of evidence-based pediatric services and an appreciation for the daily interaction with children and their families in a variety of clinical settings. In addition, the student will have the opportunity to spend a day with a Neonatological in the newborn intensive care unit (NICU), including observing in the delivery room, and care providing to sick and preterm babies in the NICU setting.

Special Extern should be pre-med and have a clear interest in pursuing a career in primary care Requirements: and/or pediatrics. Alumnus Class Year and Major 1970 Biology

# 265 Physical Therapist Parry Physical Therapy Group Quakertown 4 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship Physical Therapy is the restoring function and eliminating pain related to musculoskeletal dysfunction. Description: Observe the diagnosis of orthopedics pathology, identify musculoskeletal impairments, functional deficits, handicaps, and disabilities.


SC # 574 Professor of Surgery Medical University of South Carolina Charleston 5 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship The Extern will observe surgery, patient care, and bench research. Description:


Human Resources NJ # 220 Asst. Executive NJ Transit Newark Director (V.P.)

2 Days 2nd or 3rd week Housing Available No

Externship Host leads the human resources function for a major public transportation agency. Students will get a Description: glimpse into the complexities of balancing the needs and interests of employers with those of a complex public sector organization.

Special Human Resources or Public Service/Transportation Interest. Requirements:


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NY # 715 CEO PEAR Core Solutions, Inc. Woodbury 5 Days Any Week Housing Available Yes

Externship PEAR is a human resource organization that works with companies of all sizes in a variety of industries. Description: They serve as the outsourced human resource presence and provide the following services: Legal compliance in the workplace, employee handbooks, performance evaluations, leadership and management training, talent acquisition, behavioral analytics in the workplace by team and individual, morale and culture studies and retention strategies. Externs will observe the inner workings of a small and mighty company that has diverse specialties, helping companies get the best out of the people that work for them. Sometimes that requires legal work, sometimes that requires conflict resolution, sometimes it involves behavioral analytics (assessments of individuals in the workplace), and sometimes it involves interviewing potential new employees. It will really depend on the week.


Journalism/Publishing/Media CO # 639 VP of Production and The Mtn. --MountainWest Sports Network Centennial Programming


Externship The Externs will observe the day-to-day working of a television network, focusing on their area of Description: interest; from art department, to marketing, to producing/directing/editing, on-air talent, etc.

Special Sophomore, Junior, Senior. Requirements:


NC # 64 Editor, Duke Magazine; Duke Magazine, Duke University Durham Instructor in Magazine Journalism 5 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship Sample all aspects related to producing a nationally recognized university magazine (circulation Description: 110,000). The magazine covers campus life issues, higher education trends, research news, notable alumni and other subjects. An interview is required for this Externship.

Special Excellent writing skills, intellectual curiosity, interest in journalism. Requirements:


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NY # 701 Executive Assistant NBC Universal Long Island City 1 Day 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship Host works in the entertainment industry behind the scenes of the NBC show 30 Rock. Host is the Description: primarily liaison between Tina Fey and the various departments involved with the show, such as casting, graphics, and locations. Students will experience firsthand what goes into making the Emmy award winning television show, 30 Rock. While backstage, the extern will have the opportunity to tour the set, observe filming, sit in on script meetings, and interview select staff members.

Special Juniors & Seniors: Student should be mature & respectful of their surroundings, as they will Requirements: likely come in contact with various celebrities. They should also have a strong interest in pursuing a career in television, film, or other form of media.

Alumnus Class Year and Major 2007 Economics & Business/Art

# 764 President Straus News Chester 5 Days 1st or 2nd Week Housing Available No

Externship The Externs will observe advertising sales, graphic art & design, and journalism. Host runs a group of Description: nine community weekly newspapers and their related websites. Alumnus Class Year and Major PRNT13

# 696 Editorial Director Design-Calendar.com Brooklyn 5 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship Design-Calendar is an interactive website, blog and calendar focused on design-related events Description: including everything from product launches to parties to trade shows. Our editorial staff consists of 12 in-house and contributing bloggers. Students will be able to experience the emerging world of digital/social media. He/she will attend local events with our editorial staff, add listings to the calendar, write blog posts/Facebook/Twitter updates and contribute to monthly e-newsletter.

Special Preference is for a Sophomore, Junior, or Senior who possesses strong written and Requirements: communication skills. Experience with Wordpress, Facebook, Twitter, and is internet savvy. Alumnus Class Year and Major 2004 Econ & Business/Spanish

# 286 Agent Don Buchwald and Associates New York 1 Day 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship Observe a hectic, fast-paced youth commercial division. We specialize in on-camera commercials, radio, Description: animation, voice, print, and more. Alumnus Class Year and Major 2004 English

# 751 Senior Director of HarperCollins New York Publicity


Externship The Externs will shadow the director of publicity and several other publicists to learn various aspects of Description: publishing and public relations.

Special Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors with a love of books! Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 1994 History/Spanish

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# 810 Production Anderson Cooper- "Anderson" New York Assistant/Executive Assistant


Externship Host is a production assistant for Anderson Cooper's new daytime talk show- "Anderson". I am Description: responsible for assisting in day to day production operations both inside and outside of the Anderson studio. Extern will learn what it is like to assist in the production of a nationally syndicated daytime talk show. They will witness lead producers and talent in action, and will receive an up close look at studio and office operations leading up to and during a show taping.

Special Junior or Senior with an interest in pursuing a career in media, broadcast journalism, or Requirements: entertainment in general. Extern will need a basic understand of who Anderson Cooper is and what his new show is all about and should do research on the website.


# 567 News Fox News New York Reporter/Editor/Producer

1 Day 2nd Week Housing Available No

Externship Host is a reporter on air for scitech, entertainment, and health sections of Foxnews.com. Host Description: writes, produces, shoots, and edits own video driven weekly column: App Attack. Extern will learn to identify, pitch, write, edit, produce and publish wide variety of textual news content, including wire service stories, Fox News Channel-generated original material, blogs and other material to Foxnews.com.

Extern will interact closely with Fox news Channel on-air newsgathering units to coordinate and drive synergy of overall Fox News Product. Host writes headlines, captions, story summaries and update relevant pages of Foxnews.com, including homepage, section fronts, special sections; “Turn” pages with updates and new stories as required. Identify, produce and post video


PA # 819 Managing Director Lou Reda Productions Easton 5 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship Host works in television production, where Externs will observe the process of developing, producing Description: television series/shows. Alumnus Class Year and Major FRND

# 650 Senior Vice President PBS 39 Bethlehem 5 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship The Externs will have a hands-on introduction to the television industry. Students will have the Description: opportunity to work with an award-winning production team in some of the following capacities; assist the photographer and producer while out on shoots in the field, operate teleprompter/camera, serve as the assistant director or floor manager while shooting in the studio, assist with studio lighting and the set-up/tear-down of sets, assist producers with the research of assigned topics, log b-roll, interviews, and more!

Special Seniors or Juniors with an interest in television production, producing, journalism, and/or Requirements: communications. Alumnus Class Year and Major FRND

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Law CT # 299 Partner Kelley Drye and Warren LLP Stamford 5 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship Experience a 400+ attorney law firm and private practice. Observe litigation, corporate, Description: telecommunications, and intellectual property cases. Alumnus Class Year and Major 1982 Government & Law

# 159 Attorney Douglas J. Monaghan, Esq. Groton 3 Days Any Week Housing Available Yes

Externship Host is lawyer concentrating practice in child protection (neglect & abuse) and delinquency - Description: accompany host to client interviews, court proceedings etc. Alumnus Class Year and Major 1973 Psychology

DC # 785 Partner Wiley Rein LLP Washington 2 Days 3rd Week Housing Available Yes

Externship Host is a corporate, transactional lawyer. However, Externs will have the opportunity to learn about the Description: practice of law more broadly by reaching out to colleagues in the firm and attorneys in Government and business in Washington DC. The Externs will observe corporate, transactional work. They will also shadow Lafayette alumna, Karin Hessler (2003), in her intellectual property practice. Host plans to have a program with our professional development group about applying to and getting into law school. There is also a plan to have a forum with lawyers from Government, industry and law firms to talk about practicing law in different settings.

Special Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors Requirements:


MA # 112 Attorney Law Office of Joshua Werner South Easton 5 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship An upfront look at what a trial attorney does on a daily basis. Students can attend trials, meet with and Description: follow clients during trial, and watch courtroom procedures. Alumnus Class Year and Major 1979 History

NJ # 154 Partner Meyner & Landis LLP Newark 3 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship Private law practice in business area litigation and transactional work. Description:


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# 680 Chair of the Firm Sedgwick Detert Moran & Arnold LLP Newark 3 Days 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship The Extern will go to court and attend a deposition and or conferences depending on the calendar. It Description: will give them an opportunity to see typical activities associated with litigation. Alumnus Class Year and Major PRNT12

# 583 Secretary & Chief Medco Health Solutions, Inc. Franklin Lakes Counsel, Legal & Senior Vice President, Pharma Solutions

5+ Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship The Extern will observe & have exposure to corporate law, health policy, business development, and Description: pharmaceutical strategies & solutions. Student will have the opportunity to travel to Washington DC to meet the DC based team as well, if interested. THIS EXTERNSHIP WILL LAST ONE OR TWO WEEKS.

Special Sophomores & Juniors. Requirements:


# 470 Divorce Attorney Frank E. Tournour, Esq. P.C. Freehold 5 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship Students will have the opportunity to see how a divorce attorney operates in his practice at law in Description: domestic relations.

Special Students should have an interest in legal services to individuals. Requirements:


NY # 723 Partner Smith Abbot, LLP New York 5 Days 2nd Week Housing Available No

Externship Depending on the firm's calendar, the Externs could attend depositions and court appearances and Description: experience the work environment of a small law firm. SMITH ABBOT, L.L.P. is an established AV-rated firm which represents clients in complex federal and state litigation, including general civil and commercial litigation, product liability, mass/toxic torts, medical malpractice, environmental litigation, natural resource defense, insurance defense, insurance coverage litigation, and health care. SMITH ABBOT has built a national reputation in complex mass tort and product liability lawsuits, with extensive trial experience in federal and state courts across the country. This reputation is based on extensive experience and expertise on multiple levels: we act as national coordinating counsel and national trial counsel and also serve as local counsel with offices in New York and New Jersey.

Special Seniors and Juniors. Requirements:


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#604 Court Attorney to New York County Supreme Court, Criminal Term New York Administrative Judge for New York County Criminal Matters


Externship The Extern will observe criminal proceedings, including felony trials and guilty pleas, meet judges, Description: defense attorneys and prosecutors, and learn about New York criminal law.

Special Juniors and Seniors interested in law school especially criminal or constitutional law. Requirements:


# 755 Attorney Jacobowitz & Gubits, LLP Walden 3 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship The Extern will be able to do limited research and observe assignments. May be able to attend a Description: deposition, hearing/trial/arbitration, real estate closings, referee foreclosure sale, will signings, and client meetings. May have exposure to the documents and preparation of those tasks.

Special Senior

Requirements:


# 104 Assistant District Manhattan District Attorney's Office New York Attorney


Externship Host handles prosecution of criminal cases in Manhattan. May have a chance to observe a trial. Description:


# 232 Supervisory Trial U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity New York Attorney Commission


Externship Experience enforcement of the federal laws prohibiting discrimination in the workplace. Accompany Description: host through various facets of their work, including interviewing claimants, witnesses, and reviewing evidence.

Special Interest in employment discrimination, civil rights, public service, non profit and law.

Requirements:


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PA # 791 Lawyer and Assistant Williamson, Friedberg & Jones, LLC Pottsville District Attorney


Externship Host is an attorney in a 16 attorney law firm that provides representation in virtually all practice areas. Description: Practice is primarily litigation (~85%) with the balance being in the fields of wills, estates and real estate. He is also an Assistant District Attorney with the Schuylkill County District Attorneys' office, so in addition to private practice, the Extern will likely have the opportunity to observe some criminal court proceedings, attend client meetings, one or more court appearances, a real estate closing, and other similar events. Observations dependent on court dates and current case load.

Special Sophomore, Junior, or Senior Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 2000 Gov & Law/American Studies

# 753 Public Services Dauphin County Bar Association Harrisburg Coordinator


Externship Externs will observe coordination of pro bono projects for 1,400 member bar association, working with Description: low-income clients and attorney volunteers, and will learn about family law issues.

Special All class years; please present a professional appearance. Requirements:


# 411 Lawyer Newman & Associates Philadelphia 5 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship Student will observe trials, hearings, client and witness interviews. Description:

Special Interest in criminal law. Requirements:


# 770 Attorney Fitzpatrick Lentz & Bubba, P.C. Center Valley 2 Days 1st or 2nd Week Housing Available No

Externship The Extern will observe all practice areas, and will be given opportunities to speak one-on one with Description: attorneys at all levels of experience, attend trials, depositions, real estate closings, client meetings, firm events and social activities, as scheduled during the dates of the Externship.

Special Sophomore, Junior, or Senior who enjoys research, writing, and problem-solving. Requirements:


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# 520 Partner King, Spry, Herman, Freund and Faul LLC Bethlehem


Externship Host is managing Partner at a 23 lawyer firm. The student will observe activities involving business law, Description: public finance, municipal law, estates, real estate and litigation. Alumnus Class Year and Major 1971 Government & Law

# 290 Partner Borland & Borland, LLP Wilkes-Barre 5 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship Experience the daily operation of a small husband/wife team law practice. Observe law practice in a Description: variety of fields. The Extern will observe how a small law practice engages in counseling, planning and litigation.

Alumnus Class Year and Major PRNT06 Government & Law

# 792 Attorney Law Offices of Scott I. Fegley, P.C. Yardley 2 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship Solo practice of law focusing in the areas of business, employment law and personal injury cases. Description: Extern will observe the workings of a small law office, running a business, client meetings, perhaps observing a deposition or court proceedings, depending on scheduling.


# 733 Attorney Aaroe Law Offices, PC Easton 2 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship The Externs will observe a typical day in the life of a private practice. Description: Special All class years Requirements:


# 28 Attorney/Shareholder Unruh, Turner, Burke & Frees, P.C. West Chester 2 Days 2nd week Housing Available No

Externship Extern will assist with administrative tasks; shadow different lawyers as they go about their daily tasks. Description: Special Interest in Law. Requirements:


# 434 Victim Witness Bucks County Juvenile Probation Doylestown Specialist/Probation Officer


Externship Students can observe the function of the office, court hearings, and the duties of a probation officer. Description:


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# 732 Judicial Montgomery County Court of Common Norristown Attorney/Judicial Law Pleas Clerk


Externship A judicial clerkship is a post-law school graduate employment opportunity to assist a judge with the Description: following tasks: Externs will learn some basic legal research, observe a bench (judge only) or jury trial or oral legal argument, and draft a memorandum whereby you will conclude by making a recommendation on the disposition of the motion. You will also meet with the Judge, and the rest of the staff (including the crier and clerk) and you can observe the interworkings of the court and/or assist in any legal consultation I provide to the Judge.

Alumnus Class Year and Major 2004 Neuroscience

# 51 Attorney The Bauer Law firm, P.C, West Conshohocken 5 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship The Extern will observe a 4 lawyer firm, which specializes in trial work. Description:


VA # 67 Attorney Dunlap, Grubb, Weaver, PLLC Leesburg 2 Days 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship Observe Intellectual Property and Commercial Litigation via daily legal work and a courtroom Description: appearance. Alumnus Class Year and Major 1994 English

WV # 32 Attorney/Member Cipriani & Werner PC Wheeling 5 Days Any Week Housing Available Yes

Externship The Extern will be immersed in the day to day operation of a regional law firm with over 70 lawyers in Description: various areas of practice. Depending on scheduling, the Extern will attend hearings, observe depositions, mediation and client meetings, and have a private meeting with a Circuit Court Judge. The Extern will get a sense of the preparation work for litigation through direct observation of the work.

Special Strong interest in the law. Requirements:


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Museum/Art MD # 359 Chief Curator Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum St. Michaels 5 Days Any Week Housing Available Yes

Externship Externs will observe daily rounds of meeting with other staff & volunteers and receive training in Description: collections cataloging and conduct a small cataloging project, including data entry on the museum's relational database. May also be doing some minor exhibit design or maintenance during the week.

Special Junior or Senior preferred. History, Art History, Anthropology or other liberal arts major. Requirements:


PA # 584 Water Resources Nurture Nature Foundation Easton Scientist 2 Days 2nd Week Housing Available No

Externship The Extern will observe science education, community resiliency, and educational programming about Description: water resources and flooding.

Special All Class years Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major FRND

Other (Architecture) PA # 773 President DxDempsey: Architecture|Design|Planning Scranton 2 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship The Extern will observe the day-to-day operations in an architectural firm. Description: Special First Year or Sophomore. Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 1994 Engineering Studies

Other (Athletics) PA # 809 Assistant Men's Lafayette College Easton Basketball Coach


Externship Host is an assistant to Lafayette‟s head basketball coach at Lafayette. Responsibilities include, Description: on-court instruction, game preparation and management, recruiting, acting as a liaison with our compliance office, and

planning our team travel, meals, and other logistical matters. Extern will get a very good idea of what goes into a typical "in-season" day for the coach of an NCAA college sports team.



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Pharmaceuticals/Biotech MD # 678 Senior Manager, MedImmune Gaithersburg External Compliance Regulatory Affairs


Externship The Extern will learn how scientific materials, including manuscripts, posters, presentations, and Description: abstracts, are reviewed with respect to Regulatory compliance across a broad range of therapeutic areas. You will learn about FDA guidance and guidelines for drug products and will learn about current topics in Regulatory Affairs.

Special Sophomore, Junior, or Senior English major with a strong interest in science or for a Requirements: biology/chemistry major interested in exploring alternate careers in science. Alumnus Class Year and Major 1998 Psychobiology/English

NJ # 768 Executive Vice Lexicon Pharmaceuticals Princeton President

3 Days 1st or 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship The Extern will work in the medicinal chemistry department and will observe the process of designing, Description: synthesizing, purification, analytical characterization and submission of a novel new molecule. The student will work with cutting edge instrumentation such as NMR, HPLC-Mass Spec, IR, GC, microwave reactors etc. In addition, the student will learn about the multi-year process that drug candidates go through in order to be approved by the FDA to get to the market.

Special All class years chemistry or chemical engineering majors. Requirements:


# 518 Associate Director, Bristol-Myers Squibb & Company New Brunswick Technical Operations


Externship Technical Operations Information Management is a headquarters organization that provides support Description: and deploys software solutions to a global network of 30+ BMS sites. This group is responsible for developing strategy for electronic solutions / tools and for ensuring tools meet end user‟s needs. Extern will learn about management and challenges of deploying electronic solutions to a global manufacturing network, validation of GXP computer systems, project management tools and skills, application of life science and computer science degrees to the pharmaceutical industry, and gain exposure to other departments and functional areas (time / availability permitting)

Special Background in Life Sciences or Computer Science Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 2001 Chemistry/German

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# 172 Director, Customer Pfizer, Inc. Peapack Operations

1 Day 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship Host develops US sales forecasts for pharmaceutical products. Learn about managing product flow to Description: ensure appropriate inventory levels are maintained by Pfizer's customers. Also observe how to apply technology to improve business processes. This is NOT an externship for someone interested in research and development.


Psychology/Counseling NJ # 606 School Psychologist Roxbury Public Schools Randolph 3 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship The Extern will observe meetings with families, faculty and support staff members. Possible observation Description: of student evaluations, classroom settings and special programs or schools. All observations will require confidentiality clause and signature as well as parent permission.

Special Juniors or Seniors only. Interested in working with children and families, service oriented and Requirements: an interest in special education. Extern should be mature and detail oriented with good communication skills.


# 116 Psychotherapist Psychotherapy & Counseling Center Nutley 1 Days 2nd or 3rd week Housing Available No

Externship Host conducts child, adolescent, adult counseling. Individual, marital, family psychotherapy. Anxiety, Description: depression, stress, alcohol, and drug dependency. Due to confidentiality issues, students cannot sit in on appointments but host will spend time discussing the nature of the work etc.

Special Psychology, social work. Requirements:


# 801 Instructional Aide Bernards Township School District Basking Ridge 2 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship Applied Behavior Analysis is the only evidence-based treatment for autism. As an instructional aide, host Description: uses principles of behavior to teach academic, self-help, language, and social skills to preschool age children who are on the spectrum. By observing a self-contained ABA classroom, students will gain a better understanding of how principles of behavior, such as positive reinforcement, shaping, fading, chaining, etc. are used to increase desired behaviors and decrease inappropriate behavior in children with autism. Students will be able to directly observe the use of activity schedules, motivational systems, modeling, and discrete trial learning in an applied setting.

Special Sophomore or Junior students who possess an interest in applied behavior analysis or Requirements: working with children on the spectrum. Alumnus Class Year and Major 2010 Psychology

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# 307 Supervisor Bergen County Division of Family Hackensack Guidance


Externship Extern will explore and observe a range of services provided to at-risk adolescents through a County Description: agency. This includes: crisis intervention, family treatment, shelter care, therapeutic educational programs, and criminal justice programs.

Special Psychology major preferred. Requirements:


# 565 Family Therapist Old Stories New Views Family Therapy Ridgewood 2 Days Any Week Housing Available No

Externship The Extern will observe how to apply clinical skills to the reality of patient expectations of therapy, how Description: to create and maintain professional networking, market the practice, ethical legal considerations, and choosing which therapy modality to use for particular situations.


PA # 589 Psychologist Private Psychology Practice Bethlehem 2 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship The Extern will observe what it's like to run a private practice of psychology, client diagnoses and Description: treatment, ethical concerns, importance of self-care, and billing issues.

Special Juniors or Seniors with an interest in clinical psychology. Must have had personal and Requirements: abnormal psychology prior to the Externship. Alumnus Class Year and Major PRNT12

RI # 27 Student Assistance Child & Family Services of Newport Middletown Counselor County


Externship Work with grades 6-8 in Newport Schools; counseling students individually and in groups. Provide Description: prevention services and education to students, faculty, parents and community.

Special Adolescence psychology, education, social work, counseling. Requirements:


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Public Service/Non-Profit CT # 728 CEO YWCA Hartford Region Hartford 3 Days 1st or 2nd Week Housing Available No

Externship YWCA is a nonprofit agency that provides childcare and social services to more than 1000 women and Description: their families each year. In addition, we host two large community events. To support the organization, we also have support areas including finance, marketing and fund development. Externs will come to understand the inner workings of a mid-size human service nonprofit.


DC # 144 Vice President CVS Caremark Inc. Washington 3 Days 2nd or 3rd week Housing Available No

Externship Shadow the lead federal lobbyist for one of the largest health care companies in the country. CVS Description: Caremark operates retail drug stores with over 6200 locations.

Special Interest in Federal Government and Healthcare. Requirements:

Alumnus Class Year and Major 1993 Gov & Law/ Int'l Affairs

# 781 Director, American Legislative Exchange Council Washington Telecommunications and Information Technology Task Force


Externship Externs will learn about issue advocacy at the federal and state levels. Externs will have the Description: opportunity to attend meetings with policymakers, perform research into important economic issues, help disseminate our message through various media, and assist with other critical functions of our organization. Special Sophomores, Juniors, or Seniors should have solid writing and research abilities. Requirements: Additionally, an interest in U.S./state politics and economic policy is preferable. Alumnus Class Year and Major 2005 Government & Law

# 772 Junior Professional World Bank Washington Associate


Externship The Externs will learn about the World Bank and what one of its many operations do to alleviate Description: poverty. Predominately the World Bank does two things: give advice and lend money. Host has worked in both areas and now focus on providing knowledge exchange. Externs will learn firsthand how we are able to organize several countries to focus on a particular issue affecting the poor.

Special All class years with a willingness to learn. Requirements:


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# 484 Research Fellow The Heritage Foundation Washington 4 Days 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship The Heritage Foundation is the preeminent conservative think tank in Washington. The Extern will Description: observe the role of think tanks in policy process.

Special Majors: Econ, Gov/Law, IA, HIST, Pre-Law. Requirements:


# 805 Director of Corporate Trust for the National Mall Washington Relations


Externship Extern will observe development work in a non-profit organization with a public-private partnership. Description: Special Junior or Senior Requirements:


# 89 President and CEO Mercator XXI, Inc. Washington 3 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available Yes

Externship Observe host who is responsible for worldwide public policy and government relations. Description: Special Excellent written and speaking communication skills. Requirements:


# 585 Founder, CEO DCS Online Communications Washington 5 Days 2nd Week Housing Available Yes

Externship The Extern will observe internet-based marketing techniques and will interact with congressional Description: clients.

Special Students should have an interest in politics and technology and possess good writing skills. Requirements: Note that host has pets, if accepting housing. Alumnus Class Year and Major 1976 Sociology

MA # 789 State Representative Massachusetts House of Representatives Boston


Externship Host represents the citizens of the 32nd Middlesex District, which includes the City Description: of Melrose and the Town of Wakefield, and serves on the Joint Committee on Public Service, the Joint Committee on Economic Development & Emerging Technologies, and the Joint Committee on Consumer Protection & Professional Licensure. The Externs will gain exposure to all aspects of state politics and government. Activities include serving constituents, reviewing and drafting legislation and amendments.


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PA # 493 Court Advocate Turning Point of Lehigh Valley Allentown 2 Days 3rd Week Housing Available No

Externship Host helps victims of domestic abuse through the court system. Attend protection from abuse petition Description: hearings, criminal preliminary hearings, and learn about what domestic violence is. Also learn about the effects of abuse on victims and their families, and options available to victims.


# 795 VP, Business Lehigh Valley Economic Development Corp. Bethlehem Development


Externship Host works with companies looking to relocate to Lehigh Valley, with politicians, or on special projects Description: like brownfield redevelopment, finance, and entrepreneurship. Alumnus Class Year and Major 1985 American Civilization

Real Estate CA # 100 Head of Global Real Visa Inc. Foster City Estate and Security


Externship Alumnus manages four departments which make up Visa Corporate Services. 1) Real Estate and Description: Strategic planning, 2) Facilities management and workplace solutions, 3) Security, safety, and emergency management, and 4) Strategic sourcing.

Alumnus Class Year and Major 1971 Engineering

DC # 695 Leasing and Sales Transwestern Washington Associate


Externship Student will shadow host through the commercial real estate brokerage business and experience many Description: of the day-to-day activities. These may include preparation of property surveys for tenant representation clients, location

analysis, lease analysis using specialized software, property tours, and other activities related to client management.


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Technology CA # 456 Senior Vice President Cisco Systems, Inc. San Jose 5 Days 2nd or 3rd Week Housing Available Yes

Externship Externs will learn and observe the following: An introduction to supply chain management as it relates Description: to high tech manufacturing. An introduction to Cisco's strategy and approach for manufacturing,. An understanding of the distributed geographic nature of global manufacturing. Understanding the need to create a valuable customer experience to be a best-in-class organization. An introduction to new collaboration technologies being deployed within Cisco's supply chain to enhance supply chain resiliency, efficiency and employee productivity.

Special Juniors or Seniors with an interest in high tech engineering, manufacturing and supply chain Requirements: management. Students should also have good communication skills and must be comfortable contributing and presenting during team discussions.


PA # 311 V.P. Enterprise Ben Franklin Technology Partners Bethlehem Development


Externship Provide start-up and early stage technology-based firms with seed funding and business assistance Description: needs. Interact with clients and learn marketing techniques for acquiring new clients.

Special Student should have economics or engineering background, with interest in finance, Requirements: marketing and entrepreneurism. Senior or Junior. Alumnus Class Year and Major 1973 Economics & Business

# 374 Senior Marketing LSI Allentown Manager

1 Day Any Week Housing Available No

Externship In addition to observing typical daily marketing activities with the host and other members of the LSI Description: marketing team, the student will also meet with various members of LSI's Integrated Circuit (IC) product development teams, including digital and analog IC design engineers, product and test engineers, applications engineers, and program managers. Some time will also be spent in “Product Development Team” meetings, where cross-functional teams meet to review progress and resolve issues on new product developments.

Special Junior or Senior ECE major with interest in Marketing or eventually going on for an MBA. Requirements: Econ/Business or Computer Science majors also considered. Alumnus Class Year and Major 1988 Electrical Engineering

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2012 EXTERNSHIP PROGRAM APPLICATION PROCEDURE All students applying for the program MUST apply using this online procedure. The application process has TWO STEPS.

Both steps must be completed by 5pm on Friday, October 28th, 2011. NO EXCEPTIONS. The details are outlined below.

STEP ONE

A. You must apply for the Externship program through an online application form available at https://opinio.lafayette.edu:443/opinio/s?s=2690 This form asks for basic name and contact information, the student‟s

top six Externship choices, and some additional demographic information (such as major and career interest). B. Be aware that you will also be asked to disclose any disciplinary action you have faced while at Lafayette. Such action does not

automatically prohibit you from participating in the program.

STEP TWO

A. You must have an active Career Vault account prior to applying. This can be done here: https://opinio.lafayette.edu/opinio/s?s=550

B. You must submit your resume and 500 word original essay through the Externship job posting in the Lafayette Career Vault. For those of you not familiar with this tool, you can view an online Webshop called Getting Started with the Career Vault at http://careerservices.lafayette.edu/students/online-career-resources/webshops/

C. In order to apply, you will must submit your essay and resume electronically. To do this, you first upload them to your Career Vault account. This can be done through the Documents tab. Select Resume to upload your resume, and Writing Sample to upload your essay.

D. When uploading your resume and essay, please name them in this format:

For the resume: LAST NAME and FIRST INITIAL and 12resume (for example, SMITHJ12resume)

For the essay: LAST NAME and FIRST INITIAL and 12essay (for example, SMITHJ12essay) *please put your name on all pages of your essay*

This prevents errors when Career Services accesses the documents of all applicants. (Don‟t worry if your name exceeds the

field „s letter allowance.)

E. Do not submit the same essay used in previous years‟ Externship applications. You must write a new essay each year.

F. To apply, in the Career Vault, select Internship as your Opportunity Type, enter the word Externship in the Keywords box, and click Search. Next, click on 2011 Externship Program to access the posting.

G. Read the information provided in the posting. It will answer many of your questions about the Externship program. At the bottom of the page, follow the instructions in the How to Apply box. This is where you will submit your already uploaded resume and essay. Follow the directions carefully and click on Submit to complete Step Two.

Since you may need your account activated, as well as guidance in using Career Vault, DO NOT WAIT UNTIL THE LAST DAY TO SUBMIT THESE DOCUMENTS. Due to the high volume of applicants, Career Services cannot provide last-minute assistance.

In Summary:

1. Complete the online form at the link listed in Step One.

2. Log into Career Vault to access the Externship posting.

3. Upload your resume and essay to Career Vault and then Apply your resume and essay through the Career Vault system.

4. Both the form and the documents must be submitted by 5pm on Friday, October 28th. NO EXCEPTIONS. Applications missing one of the steps will be considered incomplete and therefore, not accepted.

5. Questions? Contact Career Services at x5115 or stop by 201 Hogg Hall at any time for assistance.

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