 The Fremont Area Community Foundation, in partnership with NC RESA, are proud to sponsor the 2010 Summer Internship Program for actively enrolled Newaygo County high school and/or college students between the ages of 16 and 21. Non-profit organizations with offices in Newaygo County are also invited to participate. Students who have not previously held a position in the Summer Internship Program will be given preference throughout the process.
If your non-profit organization is interested in applying for a summer intern, please access the employer information below to complete and/or print the Work Site Position Request.
Work Site Position Requests must be postmarked or faxed (231.924.6311) to NC RESA by: Friday, April 9, 2010.
Effective March 22, 2010, qualifying student applicants can access the student information below to complete and/or print the Student Application.
Students will also need to access the Michigan Talent Bank (MTB,) which can be linked through the NC RESA website or www.michworks.org, to access the list of employers and available positions and complete the MTB resume requirement. This site will only be accessible between April 17-28, 2010. Students will also be required to submit a resume, current transcript, and EDP or Major/Minor designation (college) along with their application. These must be with the application to be considered.
Student applications and documents must be postmarked or faxed (231.924.6311) by: April 28, 2010.
For more information please contact Carissa Campbell or Kyle Morrison at the NC RESA Career and Community Development Services Office at 231.924.8844 or 231.924.8826.
Employer Information
-Cover Letter to Newaygo County Non-Profit Organizations -Work Site Position Request & Work Site Agreement Requirements -Employer Definition of Summer Internship Program
Student Information
-Student Application -Directions for Completing and Submitting Application -Student Definition of Summer Internship Program -Best Strategies for Posting the MTB Resume
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