Multicultural Immigrant Student Program (MISP) Intern Application
Dear Community!
The Multicultural Immigrant Student Program (MISP) is looking for new interns for the academic year of 2013-2014!
MISP is a program created through collaboration with the Chican@ Latin@ Student Development and the Asian Pacific American Student Development Offices. The interns work on different projects each year to create programming, events, organizations, and more in order to help and empower immigrant and AB 540/undocumented students on campus. Projects vary vastly and we welcome all kinds of work and creativity.
Previous projects have included initiating and organizing the AB 540/Undocumented Students Coalition which composes of staff, faculty, and students interested in advancing the status of these students. MISP has also created and facilitated an immigration DeCal in the past which now has become a field studies class available for students to take through the Ethnic Studies Department on campus.
Being an intern at MISP can also mean representing immigrant/AB 540/undocumented in other spaces, such as the Standing Committee on Undocumented Members of the On-Campus Community headed by Vice Chancellor Gibor Basri through the Office of Equity and Inclusion.
If you are interested in becoming an intern, please fill out the application online at Online MISP Application.
APPLICATION IS DUE: Friday, May 3, 2012 by 4:00pm
Drop off applications at:
Multicultural Immigrant Student Program in 249 Cesar E. Chavez
Interviews will occur during the week of May 6th-10th
If you have any questions, please feel free to email us at ucbmisp@gmail.com.
Thank you very much and hope to see you soon!
MISP
The Multicultural Immigrant Student Program (MISP) is looking for new interns for the academic year of 2013-2014!
MISP is a program created through collaboration with the Chican@ Latin@ Student Development and the Asian Pacific American Student Development Offices. The interns work on different projects each year to create programming, events, organizations, and more in order to help and empower immigrant and AB 540/undocumented students on campus. Projects vary vastly and we welcome all kinds of work and creativity.
Previous projects have included initiating and organizing the AB 540/Undocumented Students Coalition which composes of staff, faculty, and students interested in advancing the status of these students. MISP has also created and facilitated an immigration DeCal in the past which now has become a field studies class available for students to take through the Ethnic Studies Department on campus.
Being an intern at MISP can also mean representing immigrant/AB 540/undocumented in other spaces, such as the Standing Committee on Undocumented Members of the On-Campus Community headed by Vice Chancellor Gibor Basri through the Office of Equity and Inclusion.
If you are interested in becoming an intern, please fill out the application online at Online MISP Application.
APPLICATION IS DUE: Friday, May 3, 2012 by 4:00pm
Drop off applications at:
Multicultural Immigrant Student Program in 249 Cesar E. Chavez
Interviews will occur during the week of May 6th-10th
If you have any questions, please feel free to email us at ucbmisp@gmail.com.
Thank you very much and hope to see you soon!
MISP