Internships
STUDENTS: Employers in our area are
now offering INTERNSHIPS and SEASONAL JOBS - get
paid and have fun at the same time!
Many seasonal or temporary positions are of direct
educational benefit to those of you majoring in a variety of
fields, such as business, hotel and restaurant management, public
safety, health and nursing, and marine science.
Some majors at the undergraduate and
graduate level require internships as part of a student's
degree program. Other programs permit internship credit
if a student elects to enroll in an internship. What does
your program of study require or allow?
If there are internship positions
here of interest to you, check with your faculty advisor
to assure that you may receive college credit for these
positions. It is up to you to seek all approvals,
paperwork, and payments necessary at your home campus to
make an internship work for you.
If an internship is not right for you, consider a seasonal position listed here too.
- The boardwalk benches from the Coast Guard Museum north to Thrasher's all face the boardwalk. From the Northside of the Pier Building (Ripley's) to 4th Street there are benches facing both the boardwalk and the ocean. From 4th Street North to the end of the boardwalk all of the benches face the boardwalk; the sea wall runs from 4th Street North and is about hip high; therefore sitting on a bench facing the ocean; you would not be able to see very much. At one time the benches from 4th Street North were flip back benches; meaning the back could move so that you could sit facing either direction; however in order to make the seating on the boardwalk more aesthetically pleasing per the Boardwalk Development Association those benches were done away with and a more decorative bench was used that does not give you the ability to face either direction.
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