Full time

 

Arizona

 

Police Property Technician-Arizona

 

Police Property Technician- The fundamental reason this classification exists is to perform manual and clerical work in the receipt, storage and release of found, stolen and confiscated property and evidence impounded by the Police Department or other law enforcement agencies. Duties are performed under the general supervision of a Police Property Supervisor. Processes invoices and logs in property received from law enforcement personnel; Safeguards and maintains proper integrity and chain of evidence; Loads and transports property impounded from outlying stations or precincts; Prepares impounded property for distribution and/or auction as authorized; Tags, marks, packages, and stores property and evidence received; Destroys impounded property as required by law or regulation; Responds to inquiries from law enforcement personnel and citizens concerning property in custody; Maintains appropriate release records and records of disposition of property and evidence; Makes accurate comparisons of items from serial numbers or other descriptive features; Maintains and secures biological evidence contained in refrigerators and freezers requiring strict temperature control; Verifies stolen weapons through the use of national and state crime information computer systems; Transports evidence to and from the State Department of Public Safety for analysis; Receives vehicles impounded as evidence only and various gasoline powered equipment; Enters information pertaining to property and evidence status into a computer terminal; Demonstrates continuous effort to improve operations, decrease turnaround times, streamline work processes, and work cooperatively and jointly to provide quality seamless customer service. Experience: Three years of experience in warehousing and inventory control. Other combinations of experience and education that meet the minimum requirements may be substituted. General Police procedures for impounding and safekeeping property. Applicable federal, State and local criminal and civil laws, codes and regulations. Basic principles, practices and methods of warehousing. Hazards and safety precautions applicable to warehousing. Requirements: Must be certified as a Level B Terminal Operator by the Department of Public Safety - Arizona Criminal Justice Information Systems (ACJIS) Division by the end of the one year probationary period. Some positions require the use of personal or City vehicles on City business. Individuals must be physically capable of operating the vehicles safely, possess a valid driver's license and have an acceptable driving record. Use of a personal vehicle for City business will be prohibited if the employee is not authorized to drive a City vehicle or if the employee does not have personal insurance coverage. Appointments to positions in the Police Department are subject to meeting appropriate polygraph and background standards. Some positions will require the performance of other essential functions depending upon work location, assignment, or shift. To apply: Visit http://phoenix.gov/JOBSPECS/01700.html

Europe

European Evangelist- Europe

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Position Overview: TechSmith Corporation is seeking a self-motivated and creative professional to join our evangelist team. The European Evangelist will act as a public facing conduit between the company and the customer, being an advocate for both. The primary objective of this position is to conduct ongoing, direct, and authentic conversations with customers and bring those conversations back into TechSmith so the customers' voice is heard and can influence the continuous improvement of our products, sales, and marketing efforts. Key European markets that this position will focus on include Germany, United Kingdom, and France. This position is based in Europe and the ideal candidate must be fluent in German. This position will work closely with our Chief Evangelist to learn, embrace, and execute our evangelist strategy throughout Europe. Responsibilities: Identify people in the select markets that are influential and expose them to TechSmith products. Identify people in select markets that are already TechSmith mavens and empower them to continue spreading the word. Deepen the relationship with the TechSmith community by having ongoing conversations with customers and influencers (blog, advisory board, beta groups, webinars, forums, etc.). Encourage new people to look at TechSmith products and services. Gather customer feedback and transfer it directly into TSC (i.e. send feedback to product teams, set up lunches with users, provide product sneak peeks to mavens to before launch, meet ups at trade shows and conferences). Identify and hand-off leads to sales departments as appropriate. Qualifications: general University degree required. Experience delivering world class image with a limited budget. Comfort with technology and understanding of the industry. Willingness to travel domestically and internationally (passport required). Must have a driver's license. Ability to work flexible hours, non-traditional schedule. Evangelists are available to users through IM, cell phone, twitter, email, etc.. Ability to speak and write fluent German and English. Fluency in French would be an added bonus. Compensation: Competitive based on skills and experience. This is a full-time position with the standard TechSmith benefits package including health insurance, PTO, 401(k) program, and profit sharing. Please submit salary requirements along with your resume and cover letter. To apply: Apply For European Evangelist Now=>

 

Michigan

 

Michigan Foreclosure Corps Program Director- Lansing, MI

 

Michigan Foreclosure Corps Program Director- The Michigan Coalition Against Homelessness and the Michigan Foreclosure Task Force are seeking a Program Director for the Michigan Foreclosure Corps.  The Program Director will provide support for up to 20 AmeriCorps members serving at certified non-profit housing counseling agencies throughout Michigan.  The responsibilities of the Program Director consist of overall management and administration of a statewide Michigan Foreclosure Corps program designed to increase the capacity of non-profit housing counseling agencies and provide foreclosure prevention and intervention activities to distressed homeowners in Michigan. Education: This position requires a Bachelor’s degree with an emphasis in human services, education, public administration, community development or a related field.  Experience: Must have demonstrated program management and staff supervisory experience and dynamic leadership abilities.  Experience in a similar public service program, other corps-based program or similar community program is preferred. Also required:

§         Ability to work collaboratively and cooperatively with a variety of program stakeholders

§         Proven success in maintaining organizational systems for tracking program information and financial data

§         Experience creating effective outcome/impact evaluation strategies

§         Experience with Windows, Word, Excel, Internet and web page usage/updating, social networking and other technologies that can be used to carry out the Michigan Foreclosure Corps program

§         Excellent oral and written communication skills

§         Ability to manage multiple priorities effectively, organize and prioritize workplans, and maintain accurate records

The Program Director will receive a salary commensurate with experience, as well as health care benefits provided by the Michigan Coalition Against Homelessness.  The term of employment for the Program Director is for one year, with the possibility of an extension for future service years.  The expected start date for this position is September 1, 2009. To apply:  Interested parties must submit a resume and letter of interest in the Program Director position no later than 5:00 pm Friday, August 7, 2009.  Please send all application materials to:

Michigan Coalition Against Homelessness

ATTN: Jason Weller

15851 Old US-27, Building 30, Suite 315

Lansing, MI 48906

Any questions may be directed to: Jason Weller: 517-485-6536, jweller@mihomeless.org.

 

Executive Assistant and Fair Trade Coordinator-

Executive Assistant and Fair Trade Coordinator- Green America is a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating a socially just and environmentally sustainable society by harnessing economic power for positive change.  Our unique approach involves working with consumers, investors, and businesses to advance the green economy.  Our workplace reflects our goal of creating a more cooperative, environmentally sound economy.  We have a participatory decision-making process that aims to build consensus within the departments and teams and a flexible four-day work week to promote work-life balance. This position will play two important roles in the organization: being the key person assisting the Executive Director and coordinating Green America’s Fair Trade program.  The Executive Team is responsible for managing all the ins and outs of Green America, working closely with the other teams and departments and serving as a knowledge-resource for the entire staff and outside contacts. Green America’s Fair Trade Program plays a significant role in the Fair Trade movement.  We seek to educate and empower consumers to use their spending power to support disadvantaged farmers and artisans throughout the world.  We produce a number of resources available to consumers and businesses, all of which can be found at www.fairtradeaction.org.We are seeking someone who is well-organized and able to juggle multiple tasks.  We hope to work with a person who relishes the opportunity to learn about a variety of issues and to work with a wide range of people.  Education: Bachelor's degree. Experience: 2-3 years experience in campaign work – creating effective campaigns and strategies to mobilize constituencies.  Knowledge and experience working with Fair Trade producers, certification systems and/or businesses. Ability to work to strict deadlines and to work calmly under pressure How to Apply: Send cover letter, resume and pertinent writing sample (2-3 pages) to: Todd Larsen, Corporate Responsibility Program Director at tlarsen@greenamericatoday.org. No calls, please.

New York

LEGAL ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION
Racial Justice Program- NY

LEGAL ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION
Racial Justice Program- Racial Justice Program (RJP) attorneys and staff work to challenge racial discrimination and related issues that have a disparate impact on communities of color, particularly in the areas of criminal justice and education. In the area of criminal justice, we are dedicated to reducing the unwarranted and disproportionate targeting and incarceration of people of color. In the area of education, we seek to ensure that all children have access to quality education, regardless of race or ethnicity. Specifically, we have filed civil challenges to the inadequate provision of indigent criminal and juvenile defense, racial profiling, and disparate educational opportunities. We have also campaigned against the racially-disproportionate imposition of incarceration and school discipline. The Legal Administrative Assistant will be an integral part of the RJP team. He/she will have the opportunity to attend regular staff meetings and learn about strategies for protecting the rights of communities of color. Education: Bachelor’s degree or 2 years related work experience is preferred. Experience: Must have excellent organizational skills and be detail-oriented. Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite (i.e. Word, Excel etc.) and the Internet. Strong research and writing skills. Strong communication and interpersonal skills. To apply: Salary of $36,742.00. Salary includes administrative increment paid to Legal Administrative Assistants working for three or more persons. Excellent benefits package. If you are a proactive and resourceful team player with a passion for public interest issues, please send a cover letter and resume by email to hrjobs@aclu.org. Reference [LGLF-08/ACLU-W] in subject line – or by mail to:

Human Resources
RE: [LGLF-08/ACLU-W]
American Civil Liberties Union
125 Broad Street, 18th Floor
New York, NY 10004

Part time

 

Michigan

 

Staff Assistant- Lansing, MI

 

Staff assistant-Senator Carl Levin’s Lansing Regional Office has an opening effective August 3 for the position of Staff Assistant.   Staff Assistants coordinate the day-to-day operation of the office and provide support to and take immediate direction from the Regional Representative.  The position will involve clerical duties, resolving constituent problems with federal agencies, drafting correspondence in support of grant applications to federal agencies and some outreach, including travel.  Applicants should be proficient with computers and computer programs. To apply:  Interested parties should mail or fax their resume to:

 

Melissa Horste

Community Affairs Specialist

Lansing Regional Office

Suite 1810

124 W. Allegan

Lansing, MI 48933

melissa_horste@levin.senate.gov

Fax: (517) 377-1506

 

 

Staff Assistant- Traverse City, MI

 

Staff assistant-Senator Carl Levin’s Traverse City Regional Offices has an immediate opening for the position of Staff Assistant.   Staff Assistants coordinate the day-to-day operation of the office and provide support to and take immediate direction from the Regional Representative.  The position will involve clerical duties, resolving constituent problems with federal agencies, drafting correspondence in support of grant applications to federal agencies and some outreach, including travel.  Applicants should be proficient with computers and computer programs. To apply: Interested parties should mail or fax their resume to:

Gabe Schneider

 

Regional Representative

107 Cass Street
Suite E
Traverse City, MI 49684

gabe_schneider@levin.senate.gov

Fax: (231) 947-9518

 

Administrative Position, Anderson Economic Group, East Lansing, MI

Administrative Position, Anderson Economic Group- Candidates should go to: http://www.andersoneconomicgroup.com/About/Careers/tabid/60/Default.aspx and be advised to please ignore the July 15 deadline. Information about the job and application specifications can be found at the link above. To apply: Cover letter and resume can be emailed to Jaimie Hutchison, at dandersj@msu.edu.  

Internships

 

Michigan

 

Fall Campaign Internships- Lansing, MI
 
Fall Campaign Internships- The People for Cherry campaign is looking for dedicated and enthusiastic fall interns to help in the Lansing office from September 8th - December 18th. While interns will have the opportunity to assist in all areas of this exciting statewide campaign, interns will specialize in fundraising, field, compliance/database, or communications. We ask that interns work a minimum of 2 days or 16 hours per week.
To apply, please send a resume and cover letter to Bri Fritz at bfritz@peopleforcherry.com
Communications
Working in the Communications Department, you can gain a vast experience of media in campaigns.  The New Media Department is on the cutting edge of modern political campaigns by helping maintain an extremely aggressive online campaign effort. From capturing video at events to coming up with new and creative ideas to promote the Lt. Governor online, the New Media Department is the place to experiment with innovative technology.  Work with Traditional Media you will learn how to promote the Lt. Governor’s message in radio, tv and print. Duties may include: Capturing video at events, Traveling with the Lt. Governor and gathering photos, Updating www.peopleforcherry.com, Engaging with our supporters on social networks like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, & more, Blogging on our site and others, Writing press releases, talking points, media advisories, etc, Pitching news stories to reporters, Organizing and staffing of press conferences, More!
 Fundraising
Interning in the Fundraising Department, you will get the opportunity to explore the most pivotal part of any campaign. Fundraising works behind the scenes to make sure that there is money to spend on TV, Communications, and Field components. 
 Duties may include: Contacting donors to engage them in the campaign, Working in our database to keep contacts updated, Staffing fundraising events, Researching contributors, Much, much more!
 Database & Compliance
The Database and Compliance department is responsible for compiling, sorting, and distributing information to other campaign departments. This department is also responsible for filing all required finance reports with the State of Michigan. They need dedicated, attentive, and quick-minded college students to assist with our day-to-day operations. Knowledge of Microsoft Excel and accounting are a definite plus. Duties may include: campaign finance law research, data entry, list maintenance, much more!This is a great opportunity for students thinking about law school to gain experience with Michigan law and for business students to get first-hand experience with a large, government-regulated financial operation.
Field Intern
As an intern in the Field Department, you will have the opportunity to learn about all aspects of campaign organizing.  The field team maintains a campaign presence across the state and works with people from all over Michigan to help them get involved and activated to elect John Cherry.  The field team is responsible for event planning and logistics, attending events both with and on behalf of the Lt. Governor, working with our statewide grassroots network, political scheduling, and running our nominating petition program.  If you are resourceful and enjoy working with people, the Field Department is the place for you! Duties may include: attending events on behalf of the campaign, working on the nominating petition program, working with Regional and County, Campaign Coordinators from across the state, recruiting volunteers for various events and so much more! To apply: Contact Kelly Tebay
A Whole Lot of People Supporting John Cherry
P.O. Box 18189
Lansing, MI 48901
(517) 853-8050 (work)
(810) 334-7318 (cell)
(517) 853-8051 (fax)
ktebay@peopleforcherry.com

VIRG BERNERO CAMPAIGN INTERN, Fundraising Intern-Lansing, MI

 

Fundraising Intern -To assist Fundraising Coordinator in the bookkeeping, follow-up and preparation of campaign fundraising events. Intern will learn the fundamentals of how to fundraise for a political campaign. Qualifications:  An ideal candidate would be Microsoft Excel and Word and proficient, but fast learners are welcome.  All candidates will be trained to use the campaign database that tracks our contributors, CAMPAC.  Candidates should feel comfortable making phone calls to raise money and should have articulate communication skills.  Terms of Internship:  The Fundraising Intern should start ASAP and continue through the November 3, 2009 election.  The position requires a minimum of 15-20 hours a week in the campaign office. Excellent opportunity to network with Lansing’s leaders, entrepreneurs, and public servants. This position is unpaid.

 

Unpaid Intern- Lansing, MI

Unpaid Intern- Clark Hill is recruiting Michigan State University undergraduate students to work as an intern in the Government and Public Affairs practice group to work closely with the Government Affairs Advisors.  Duties include:  attend legislative committee meetings and other department meetings; research; prepare newsletters on current legislative issues; monitoring legislation and assisting with routine office and lobbying operations. Full or Part Time. Please no phone calls and send resume to Sara Hernly at the address above. Looking for all Semesters. Not a paid position. To apply: Contact & Supervisor: Sara Hernly, Legislative Consultant. Clark Hill PLC, 212 East Grand River, Lansing, MI 48910

shernly@clarkhill.com – email

www.clarkhill.com – website

Community Outreach Volunteer-Lansing Area

Community Outreach Volunteer-Community Outreach volunteers go out in the community to promote the Red Cross services and recruit volunteers. Our volunteers enable the Red Cross to attend fairs, conferences, community events and anything that involves reaching out to the community. Volunteers can work as many or as little hours as they would like. The schedule of classes is below:

Wednesday, July 29th 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM

Thursday, August 6th 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM

Monday, August 17th 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM

Friday, Sept. 18th 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM

Tuesday, Sept. 29th 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM

 Any student interested in the Community Outreach will also go through our volunteer application process which includes a background check. They will need to contact me to sign up for the class and set up an orientation date. To apply: Contact

 Kelleen Young

American Red Cross AmeriCorps

Mid-Michigan Chapter

kyoung@midmichiganredcross.org

517-702-3338

Fall semester Internship Opportunities in Senator Mike Prusi's Lansing Office- Lansing, MI

Fall semester Internship Opportunities in Senator Mike Prusi's Lansing Office- Looking for interns for the September-December 2009 Semester.  This would be an unpaid internship in the Senate Minority Leader's Lansing office.  Duties would include: letter writing, constituent casework responsibilities, computer data entry, and some phone coverage. Minimum number of hours: 9. To apply: contact:  Margaret Schulte 517-373-2855, Margaret M. Schulte, Senator Mike Prusi's Office, 517-373-2855

Internship, Michigan Republicans- Battle Creek, MI

 

Intern- the Michigan Republican Party is looking for qualified interns to help organize, manage, and spearhead the opening of the Battle Creek Victory Center. Campaigns are the ground floor for firsthand political experience and management. So whether you’re a political science buff looking for a resume builder or simply want an edge and recommendation in getting that first job, the Battle Creek Victory Center is for you. The Battle Creek Victory Center is the grassroots arm of the Michigan Republican Party, aimed at organizing citizens in support of conservative candidates. This fall, the Center will focus its energies on getting Mike Nofs elected in the 19th State Senate District. Interns will be expected to shoulder management responsibilities. While everyone in a grassroots campaign will get their hands dirty and hit the phones, interns can expect to help the Victory Center Director track and allocate volunteers, recruit and retain new volunteers, and analyze and interpret collected information. Exceptional interns will even be trusted with departments of their own, such as operating the phone bank or door-to-door efforts. Interns will be expected to work a minimum of 10 hours per week, Monday through Saturday. Although the internships are unpaid, interns can anticipate gaining extreme knowledge of the political system, attend a number of political events and meet influential party members. To apply: Please email resume to Sophie Thomas

BCVC Director

Michigan Republican Party

119 East Columbia Ave

Battle Creek, MI

(p) 517-977-8858

battlecreekvc@gmail.com

sthomas@migop.org

 

Unpaid Intern, Representative Mark Meadows- East Lansing, MI

Unpaid Intern, Representative Mark Meadows- An intern would be expected to provide assistance to the Representative and members of the staff in the areas of legislation, communication, constituent affairs, general office management and miscellaneous tasks.  Some responsibilities will include responding to constituent phone calls and inquiries, monitoring and researching legislation, taking part in outreach activities such as distributing door-to-door surveys, composing written correspondence to groups and individuals within the 69th District, and communicating with other offices in the State Legislature and departments of state government. Enthusiasm, a positive attitude and a strong work ethic are of primary importance. Computer skills and knowledge of Microsoft Office applications (EXCEL) is required.  Excellent verbal and written communication skills are necessary.  Previous office experience, letter writing skills and knowledge of the Legislature and the legislative process is a plus, but is not required. To apply: Contact Susan W. Schmidt, Chief of Staff, markmeadows@house.mi.gov, (517) 373-1786

 

YouVote Coordinator, Fall 2009 Internship, Office of Government Affairs- Lansing, MI

YouVote Coordinator, Fall 2009 Internship, Office of Government Affairs- The MSU Office of Governmental Affairs is seeking an intern for fall 2009 to serve as the Coordinator of the YouVote program.  The YouVote program was designed to help inform the students of MSU about voting in Michigan.   The project is a joint collaboration of MSU, the City of East Lansing, and various student organizations.  The goals of the program are to increase voter registration, expand voter education, and encourage more voter participation.  It is also important to note that YouVote is completely non-partisan. Duties Include: Maintain the YouVote website (www.youvote.msu.edu) to provide information about voting registration, absentee ballots, where to vote, and up-to-date information about upcoming elections and other information for voters that year. Responsible for ensuring that the information on the site is current, and that all available information is available to the students of MSU through the site. Publicize the site and all other resources that can assist students in exercising their right to vote. Chair a committee of students, faculty, staff, and community officials to guide the direction of the program and to generate ideas. Assists the City of East Lansing to ensure that polling sites are staffed with individuals who can assist students in voting, and the local sites are well advertised to the student population. Strive to meet the goals of the program and those set by the committee. Other duties in the Office of Governmental Affairs as needed. Experience: The YouVote Coordinator needs to be a junior or senior looking for an experience in a university-community campaign.  Previous work, education or combination is expected. Timeframe: Starting dates are negotiable, but must start at least 2 weeks before classes begin fall and work through the election. 10-12 hours per week are expected. To apply: Please e-mail a letter of interest, including qualifications, to Ginny Haas, Director of Community Relations, MSU Office of Government Affairs at haasv@msu.edu

Washington D.C.

 

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE, Internship Program for Undergraduate Students- Washigton, D.C.

 

Internship Program for Undergraduate Students- The internship program is designed to allow students to familiarize themselves with the day-to-day operations of the Republican National Committee. Hard work, dedication, a positive attitude and a

Willingness to perform routine tasks are required. In return, we make every effort to provide interns with the most educational, informative and rewarding experience possible. Internship Requirements (spring, summer and fall) The RNC’s internship program is for undergraduate students and preference is given to juniors and seniors.

Application Deadlines (spring, summer and fall) Applications for both spring and fall are accepted on a rolling basis and there is no official deadline. However, in order to ensure a timely review of your application materials, we recommend you submit your application materials for spring and fall internships by December 15th and August 15th respectively. The RNC’s Summer Internship Program is the Eisenhower Intern Program. This is a structured, full-time program and space is limited. The deadline for submitting application materials is March 16th. The 2009 Eisenhower Intern Program will run from May 26, 2009 to August 7, 2009. To apply: To apply for an RNC internship, please submit the following: RNC Internship Application, Resume, and Three Letters of Recommendation. Applications can be e-mailed to Internships@rnchq.org, faxed to 202-863-8835 or mailed to: Republican National Committee

Attn: Intern Coordinator

310 First Street, SE

Washington, DC 20003

If you have additional questions, please contact our intern coordinator via e-mail at

Internships@rnchq.org or via phone at 202-863-8630.

 

My Spartan Career

 

Job Postings – July 27 – August 5, 2009

 

Internships - MSU

Red Cedar Log Design Staff, ASMSU                          #23880 (8/31/09)

Red Cedar Log Staff Photographer, ASMSU                           #23879 (8/31/09)

Web Designer II, Intl Studies                                       #23808 (8/13/09)

 

Part-Time, Work Study, Non-Work Study – MSU

America Reads/Counts, Univ. Outreach                                    #23733 (8/28/09)

Bookkeeper II, MSU Concessions                                           #23946 (9/30/09)

Clerk, MSU Admissions                                                           #23672 (8/26/09)

Clerk/Travel Voucher Processing, Controller’s Office                #23269 (8/17/09)

Clerk/Typist, General Counsel                                      #23935 (8/11/09)

Computer Assistant II, MSU ANR IT                           #23608 (8/27/09)

Events Worker, MSU Concessions                                           #23804 (9/4/09)

HR Orientation Leader, Brody Housing                         #23754 (8/7/09)

Office Aide, Child Development                                                #23939 (9/3/09)

Receptionist, Breslin Ctr                                                           #23907 (8/17/09)                    

Serrano’s Cashier,  MSU Concessions                         #23812 (8/29/09)

Serrano’s Cook, MSU Concessions                                         #23811 (8/29/09)

Technology Student Worker, MSU College of Law                  #23808 (8/27/09)

Union Pizzeria Cashier, MSU Concessions                                #23814 (8/29/09)        

Culinary Assistant, Cowles House                                             #23522 (8/20/09)

MSU Peace Corps Recruiter                                        #23500 (8/29/09)

 

Internships, Part-Time – Off-Campus

.6 Vocal Music Teacher, Clawson MI                                       #23867 (8/28/09)

2For, Inc.                                                                     #23670 (8/26/09)

Adjunct Faculty, LCC, Lansing                                     #23759 (8/28/09)

Civil Engineer Intern, Bingham Farms, MI                                 #23764 (8/28/09)

5th Grade Teacher, Saranac, MI                                               #23681 (8/7/09)

Financial Adviser, Multiple MI cities                                          #23936 (8/31/10)

Financial Rep, Multiple MI cities                                               #23826 (8/29/09)

Health Ctr Nurse, Lansing, MI                                      #23736 (8/14/09)

In Store Marketing Rep, Lansing                                               #23967 (9/14/09)

Legislative Intern, Lansing                                                         #23730 (8/30/09)

Legislative Intern, Lansing                                                         #23918 (3/1/10)

Mktg Intern, Okemos, MI                                                        #23852 (8/30/09)

Media Specialist, Grand Rapids, MI                                         #23966 (8/31/09)

Nanny/Child Care, Okemos, MI                                               #23663 (8/26/09)

On-Call Direct Care Staff, Charlotte, MI                                  #24019 (9/5/09)