Field Notes (Blog)
Posts from January 2009
Noted on January 19, 2009 | By Natanya in
Sonia von Haslingen received the CrossLoop "Everyone Helps" scholarship for winter term 2009. Get to know her and then tune in for updates from her internship in Mexico.
My name is Sonia von Haslingen and I am 23 years old. My passion for medicine and foreign cultures started when I was very young, while watching the news coverage of the aftermath of the Ethiopian famine. It was then that I decided I wanted to become a travelling doctor. In college, I decided to continue the Spanish studies I had started in high school while also taking…
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Noted on January 16, 2009 | By Natanya in
Times are tough, but scholarships can help make a dream come true. Meet three of the interns who are abroad this term on scholarships offered through IE3. They'll be posting regularly with updates from their internships.
Margaret (Maggie) Davis, University of Oregon, Casa de los Angeles in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, Winter 2009 I was raised in Eugene, Oregon and received all of my education from kindergarten to college within a a one-mile radius. I have an appreciation for my community and have worked in public schools and with volunteer organizations as a tutor, coach, interpreter…
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Noted on January 15, 2009 | By Natanya in
Each year, the U.S. Embassy sponsors several museum internships in Peru. The announcement for summer 2009 internships has just been posted. Application deadline February 28. Project options for summer 2009 are in the following areas: Marketing, Textile Conservation, Education/Interpretation, Fundraising/Development, Conservation and Restoration, Metal Conservation, Museography, and Registration and Cataloguing.
For more information, view the position description at:
Museum Internships in Peru
or be in touch with .
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Noted on January 14, 2009 | By Natanya in
Friends of the Peace Center (IE3 internship site in Costa Rica) is hosting a Latin American Conference to Ban Radioactive Uranium Weapons March 4-6, 2009 in San Jose, Costa Rica. Here is some further information:
Latin American Conference On Uranium Weapons
In March 2009, San José will be the location of the annual International Coalition to Ban Uranium Weapons (ICBUW) conference. ICBUW campaigns for a uranium weapons treaty that bans the use of uranium in all conventional weapons and supports the monitoring, health care, compensation and environmental…
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