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Resources for Current Interns

Internships

  • Finding an Internship Improve your cover letter, resume and search process.
  • Internship Opportunities People looking for CITC interns
  • Making the Most of Your Internship
  • Workplace Etiquette Tips

  • Washington Center
  • Washington Center All the info you need to know about living in DC for the summer.
  • 2009 Payment Schedules

  • DeCal & Summer Sessions
  • DeCal Reader Information on applying to internships, networking and living in DC.
  • Summer Sessions Registration and information for the optional CITC Internship Course.

  • Finances
  • Scholarships Find ways to fund your summer.
  • Budgeting DC Use this worksheet to figure out your finances
  • Questions or suggestions? Contact us any time!




    Living at the Washington Center

  • Housing dates: June 1-Aug 15, 2009

  • Check-in: June 1, 8AM-11PM and June 2, 8AM-5PM

  • Mandatory orientation: June 2, 7PM

  • Summer Housing Brochure

  • Accommodations and Photos

  • Washington Center Website


  • 2009 Payment Schedules

  • For the majority of students, payments are due through CARS on April 15, May 15, June 15 and July 15.

  • For graduating seniors, EAP students, and folks with non-functioning CARS accounts, payments are due on March 19, April 9 and April 30.

  • Payments are due BY CHECK at the beginning of the DeCal. Checks are made out to UC REGENTS with CITC in the memo line.

  • Debits will show up on your account approximately 4 weeks after payment dates.

  • Questions? Please contact Suzan Akin, CITC Advisor


  • Summer Sessions

    This year, for the first time, Cal in the Capital students have the option to take courses while in DC. The online Summer Sessions Internship Course (ISF 187) will be taught by Joel Clark, UCDC Director, and offers students a chance to reflect on the internship experience and explore how it connects to academic and career goals. Students who register for at least 6 units are eligible for financial aid.

    Details

  • 4 units, CCN:51519

  • Registration Summer Sessions 2009 registration begins Feb. 2

  • Financial Aid Use the Summer Financial Aid Estimator to get an estimate of your aid package. It goes up the first week in March each year.

  • Online courses Check out potential online courses to take in addition to the internship course.

  • Billing
    If you are only taking online courses:
    - UC students will be charged a one-time reduced $6 Campus Fee, and then unit fees for your course(s).
    - Visiting students will pay a one-time $100 Registration Fee, and then unit fees for your course(s).
    - If you take any additional Summer Sessions courses (that aren't online courses), you are subject to the regular course fees.
    - At the time of enrollment, your CARS (student billing service) account will be assessed the regular full Summer Sessions Enrollment fees ($108 for UC Students, $385 for Visiting Students). On June 9, we will verify that you did not enroll in additional "non-online" courses. At that time, the additional charges will be removed from your CARS account, resulting in the above reduced enrollment fees.
  • Online Course Support
    Berkeley Summer Sessions provides students with several levels of support. For technical questions, students will be able to call, email, or text chat with help desk representatives who are available 24x7. For administrative and logistical questions, students will be able to call their online program coordinator at Summer Sessions.
    -Students can find the online course at http://elearning.berkeley.edu
    -Students login to the course by clicking on the link to authenticate their CalNet ID.
    -24x7 Technical Help Desk – 1-866-786-8197
    -Summer Sessions Student Services Staff (questions about course schedule, tuition, fees)– 510-642-5611

  • Scholarships

  • President's Washington Scholarship Program
    A need-based scholarship from the University of California Office of the President. Students must have at least a 3.0 GPA and be returning to Cal for at least one semester following their summer in DC.
  • Alumni Scholarship
    Scholarships made possible through our generous alumni! Applications are available each Spring. The 2009 awardees were notified on February 20, 2009.
  • Scholarship Resources



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