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THE CENTER FOR COMMUNITY WEALTH BUILDING SEEKS A DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS AND FUNDRAISING
The Center for Community Wealth Building (CCWB) works to promote inclusive economic opportunities to normalize a new economic development model that includes and elevates the voices of impacted and vulnerable communities at the core of growth, and leverages anchor institutions’ economic engines to create an economy that works for everyone. Our vision is a people-owned,…
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THE CENTER FOR COMMUNITY WEALTH BUILDING SEEKS A SMALL BUSINESS OUTREACH MANAGER
The Center for Community Wealth Building (CCWB) works to promote inclusive economic opportunities to normalize a new economic development model that includes and elevates the voices of impacted and vulnerable communities at the core of growth, and leverages anchor institutions’ economic engines to create an economy that works for everyone. Our vision is a people-owned,…
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FBI VISITING SCIENTIST PROGRAM
Visiting Scientist Program The Visiting Scientist Program gives applicants the chance to work within the FBI Laboratory, one of the largest and most comprehensive crime labs in the world. Since 1982, the Laboratory’s Research Unit has welcomed college students, postgraduates and faculty and given them a unique work experience. Program participants perform research in areas…
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FBI COLLEGIATE HIRING INITIATIVE
Collegiate Hiring Initiative The FBI’s Collegiate Hiring Initiative (CHI) recruits graduating seniors, graduates and post-graduates pursuing PhD degrees to begin their careers in a hands-on, supportive team environment. From assisting squads and operations to analyzing business processes and helping safeguard national security, CHI participants support a huge part of the FBI’s mission and have opportunities…
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