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    • SEA Semester

    • SEA Semester: Academic, Hawaii

      Studying the ocean and human interaction with the ocean, students undertake coursework ashore in oceanography, nautical science and maritime literature and history, followed by a practical component of hands-on marine science and blue-water sailing in the Atlantic or Pacific Ocean. Students are full participants aboard in the operation and navigation of a 134' brigantine with a scientific mission and ongoing student research projects. All programming is accredited and available for any major.
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    • CIS - Center for International Studies

    • Semester in Hawaii

      Semester in Hawaii offers the chance to take classes in business administration, communication, international studies, liberal arts, natural sciences, and nursing at Hawaii Pacific University, a private university with nearly 9,000 students from more than 100 countries. Attend the urban campus in downtown Honolulu or take classes at the Hawaii Loa campus, located on 135 lush, tropical acres just 15 minutes away from the city center.
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    • SEA Semester

    • SEA Semester: Academic, USA

      Studying the ocean and human interaction with the ocean, students undertake coursework ashore in oceanography, nautical science and maritime literature and history, followed by a practical component of hands-on marine science and blue-water sailing in the Atlantic or Pacific Ocean. Students are full participants aboard in the operation and navigation of a 134' brigantine with a scientific mission and ongoing student research projects. All programming is accredited and available for any major.
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    • Institute for Shipboard Education - Semester at Sea

    • Semester at Sea - Fall 2011 Voyage

      Sail around the globe exploring up to 12 countries with Semester at Sea and get the broadest cultural and intellectual exposure possible in one semester. Classroom learning aboard ship integrates with relevant field studies in port, immersing you in the world's most important issues such as sustainability, economic empowerment, globalization, religious pluralism, and national identity. You will earn a full semester of transferable credit from the University of Virginia and gain global skills that More...
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Art Gallery

      Project Introduction Over thirty years ago, a group of graduate students founded Hawaii's first professional resident adult theater organization, the Hawaii Performing Arts Company, to enrich the Islands' theatrical community by staging performances in downtown Honolulu. Two initial successful seasons allowed the fledgling company to secure a larger space just outside the bustling downtown. Over the years, this theater's mission has evolved into producing intimate, high quality, innovative theater More...
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Teacher's Assistant

      The Project As a Teaching Assistant, interns will be assigned to a teacher and a classroom. When working with younger children you have the opportunity to create your own lessons plans and serve in the same capacity as a teacher. Older students will require you to specialize more in a discipline of your choice. Most classes include at least fifteen students and include computers, sufficient supplies and reading materials. Interns will have the opportunity to work collaboratively with a teacher to More...
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Archaeology

      The Projects We work with both contract archeologists and university researchers. Contract archaeologists are private firms hired by state and county governments, businesses, and land developers to survey and catalog potential building sites. Sites must be tested to determine if there are any culturally sensitive or important artifacts before building occurs. Religious artifacts as well as pre-historic and even historic items of interest must be catalogued before a decision is made to continue More...
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    • Journalism/Newspaper

      The Project Working at a community newspaper is one of the great learning experiences an intern can undertake. I.C.E. has contacts with some of the top community newspapers in the country. With the advent of the internet the community newspaper has come along way with regard to its ability to reach a wide audience on certain topics. The newspapers that we use allow our interns a hand-on opportunity to perfect the exact skills they are looking to develop. You won't be making coffee in our newspaper More...
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Conservation Biology

      Resource Management Conservation Biology Archaeology Traditional Hawaiian Botanical Garden Aquarium Naturalist Reef Educator Avian (Bird) Conservation Restoration Ecology Environmental Education Center
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    • Sports Management

      The Project Our Sports Management internships place participants with top rate athletic clubs ranging from soccer, football, basketball, softball, in-line hockey, among other sports. These are custom placements where we take your specific interests and talents and match them with a club in your ideal location. The main goal for all of our placements is to provide interns with a broad introduction into all aspects that compose sports management. Specifically, you will learn the structure of an organization More...
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    • Avian (Bird) Conservation

      Introduction Bird conservation and study is close to the heart of I.C.E's mission. With habitat destruction pushing more and more songbirds to threatened status, we hope to do our part to ensure the skies will be song-filled for years to come. Our avian internships have three different areas of interest: TRACK ONE: AVIAN CONSERVATION Join leading conservation groups whose primary focus is to increase habitat and diversity for endangered bird populations. We work with groups that focus on both coastal More...
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    • Sports Coaching

      The Project There are few internships as rewarding as teaching younger people sportsmanship and competition. This internship matches the particular sporting interests of the participant to specific teams. We offer placements that range from assisting coaches at the university level down to working with little leaguers. Our coaching opportunities are not just limited to the traditional sports of football, basketball, baseball, soccer and hockey. We can also work to facilitate placements in the field More...
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    • Aquarium Naturalist

      Project Introduction Receive training in Hawaiian reef fishes and share that knowledge with aquarium visitors. Job Description After a week-long training session, your main duties will be educating the visitors to the aquarium on the different marine life. Specifically you will share what you have learned in training about the coral reef fish exhibits, seal exhibits, jellyfish, and others. In short you will have a high responsibility job that is the face of the aquarium. One of the more popular More...
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    • Environmental Education Center

      The Project Located in a lush tropical rainforest overlooking Honolulu is a very unique and well-respected Nature Center whose goal is to connect Hawaii's children and adolescents to island nature in a hands on and tactile way. With a staff of professional educators, the Center features a wide range of activities that aids there goal to inspire appreciation through experience. The Center hosts local classrooms as well as private parties visiting the area. The project pairs interns with Center staff More...
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    • Information Technology (IT)

      The Project "IT" in the modern sense first appeared in a 1958 article published in the Harvard Business Review, in which authors Leavitt and Whisler commented that "the new technology does not yet have a single established name. We shall call it information technology." IT spans a wide variety of areas that include but are not limited to things such as processes, computer software, computer hardware, and data constructs. In short, anything that renders data, information or perceived knowledge in More...
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    • Lega Aid

      The Project The Hawaii State Courts are a great place to get an introduction to the legal system. We work in courts in several different levels of the judiciary including county and state positions. As well as performing in-court duties, we have options to work outside of or alongside the courts supporting the community in legal matters. There is some flexibility to combine in job duties and we will match your skill set to the options available. JOB DESCRIPTION 1)Clerical Aide 2) Probation More...
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    • Ocean Life Park

      The Project In this exciting partnership, you have a chance to intern at one of the premier Sea Parks in the world. The Park offers visitors a chance to swim with dolphins, get up close and personal with sea lions, hang out with a lovable group of penguins and explore a seabird sanctuary. This is a great opportunity to work near some of Hawaii’s premier marine mammal species. The Park allows you several areas to share your expertise. You can assist in their marine mammal care & training facility More...
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    • Animal Shelter

      The Project We work with shelters that house and rehabilitate both domestic and wild animals. They may be the local variety featuring dogs and cats as well as shelters that feature exotic pets and injured wildlife. When wildlife is injured either through natural causes, road accidents, hunting, or loss of a parent, shelters step in to provide rehabilitation and care. These facilities may be open to the public to allow visitors a close look at animals they might not otherwise see in the wild. Shelters More...
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    • Film Production

      The Project Our film production internships work with both mid-level and independent production companies with the aim of giving interns as much hands-on experience in the full range of production as possible. The film houses that we use shoot documentaries, educational films, commercials, and even full length films. The location and duration will determine the available projects. Your experience in film will determine some of your job duties. However, we have chosen our hosts for their ability to More...
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    • Travel Consultancy

      Travel Consultancy Interested in gaining job skills in travel industry management and working in a fast-paced, fun environment? I.C.E. and Wellington's main information center have kicked off a partnership that will allow interns the opportunity to work on the frontline in directing tourists to the four corners of the country. Located in the heart of the capital city, the central location is a magnet for New Zealand visitors. After some study, you will advise on places to stay, adventures to pursue More...
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    • Women and Children's Shelter

      Project Introduction Domestic violence and battering pose serious threats to women. Unfortunately, abusive situations too often remain isolated within the domestic sphere. The magnitude of this problem remains largely beyond the public eye, not receiving the attention it warrants. Between 2 and 4 million women are victimized by domestic violence each year. Battered women account for nearly three times the number of annual emergency room visits than car accidents. 1,500 to 2,000 women die annually More...
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    • Traditional Hawaiian Botanical Garden

      Introduction Lend a hand in the preservation in preserving Hawaiian culture through its plants. The fifteen acre botanical garden is dedicated to supporting Native Hawaiian traditions associated with land use, and conserving the plant resources of traditional Native Hawaiian culture. The garden is planted to reflect the landscape of the Kona coast in the era before foreign contact. Approximately 6000 people visit the garden each year, and it is used as a resource by schools, traditional artisans More...
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    • Social Media

      The Project The future is here! With the advent of facebook and twitter and the addition of advertising to their formats, businesses are scrambling to figure out how, why and what a "Facebook Landing Page" is. Social Media Companies are specialists are emerging from a variety of fields ranging from marketing, graphic design, IT, web development, among other backgrounds. In these cutting edge internships we place you with companies that are leading the way in educating bussiness on how to reach a More...
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    • Women's Rights

      The Project Working to strenghten the role of women in all societies is a core belief at the Institute for Cultural Ecology. We support and send interns to both developed and developing countries to work on behalf of the rights of women. Issues associated with women's rights include:, the right: to bodily integrity and autonomy; voting rights (suffrage); to hold public office; to work; to earn fair wages or equal pay; to own property and have an education, to serve in the military; to enter into More...
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    • Web Design

      The Project Our Web Design internship has two different tracks. TRACK ONE places you with a leading web development company whose sole mission is web site development and works with both large and small businesses to provide a quality end product. TRACK TWO places you with a professional organization typically in eco-tourism, social media, environmental conservation, social services, or a professional organziation of your choice and you are assigned to design, update, and market their existing web More...
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    • Human Resources

      The Project HR is one of the spokes that keeps the corporate wheel spinning. Human Resources had its inception at the beginning of the 20th Century with the advent of large corporate entities such as the Ford Motor Company and the realization that employees had needs beyond the workplace and that when those needs went unmet, work in turn suffered. At around this time, the first system of employee benefits and safety was created. As this progressed, there was an increased emphasis on the psychology More...
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    • Ecotourism

      Project Introduction Ecotourism is one of our specialties. We have placed students in top ecotourism placements from sea-kayaking to bird watching to even submarine tours! We have a knack for locating the most interestng placements in the most amazing locations. We will work one on one with you to narrow down your area of interest and place you with a highly reputable organziation that matches your values. Think out of the box! An internship in ecotourism is a great way to discover where your passions More...
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    • University of Hawaii

    • University of Hawaii

      Spend a semester of year overseas but remain in the USA. A Semester ALMOST Abroad provides the opportunity to live in a multicultural community, study an unparalled array of Pacific and Asian emphasis courses, and learn at an internationally distinguished research university.
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    • Community Development (Education/Water/Land)

      Community Development: Education, Water, Land Bring your talents to a community in need. Our community development projects address the key needs in a given community and working within the culture and structure to bring about positive change. The Community Development Challenge report defines community development as: "A set of values and practices which plays a special role in overcoming poverty and disadvantage, knitting society together at the grass roots level and deepening democracy." You will More...
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    • Cultural Museum

      Project Introduction I.C.E. places interns with the largest culturtal and natural history museum in the Hawaiian Islands. The museum covers everything from the settling of Hawaii, to the voyages of Captain Cook, to the history of surfing. The center includes two Polynesian voyaging canoes, and the Falls of Clyde. Exhibits may include the physical features of the deep ocean and the species that are able to survive in some of the most intense landscapes on earth. A exhibit highlighting one of the ocean More...
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