Attend this interactive session to gain real-world advice for quality internship programs from your colleagues in the field. Hear from a panel of experienced internship coordinators as they share successes and lessons learned from their collective experience working with students. Hosted by ConnectVA in partnership VCU University Career Center.
Finding Interns Has Never Been Easier: Connect to Students!
Are you looking for a student intern?
Want a more structured approach to engaging students in local learning opportunities?
ConnectVA is excited to announce the release of Connect to Students, a dedicated resource focused on the efficient facilitation of student internships within nonprofit and government agencies in Central Virginia.
Southside Community Partners is offering its second Executive Leadership Collaborative series consisting of five monthly gatherings from Jan. 31st to May 30, 2014. Designed to provide executives with the opportunity to meet with their peers in a confidential, informal setting to discuss current leadership issues.
Using a case study approach, unique to Southside nonprofits, the light agenda encourages professionally facilitated dialogue - with participants sharing advice and guidance on different issues that they deal with on a regular basis. The series includes participation in an online leadership assessment and organizational assessment as well as the opportunity for peer coaching.
Program registration/application closes Thursday Jan 23rd. For more information contact Wendy Austin at waustin@scpartners.org.
Online resources include the Foundation Center Directory Online of 100,000+ grantmakers, Grants Connection with 1,000+ grantmkers in Virginia and Foundation Grants to Individuals Online.
provides professional and organizational development tools and resources to individuals working and volunteering in the social sector.
Major programs include:
ConnectVA
Learning & Leadership
Nonprofit Resource Center
We are a community supported program of the Appomattox Regional Library System. Major funding is provided by The Cameron Foundation and the John Randolph Foundation.
Southside Community Partners
