Winter Study 2017 – spec 21

                  “ I was fortunate enough to study architecture at Yale under Dean Thomas Beeby of Chicago and within an atmosphere of creativity and exploration.  We learned that a successful building improves the lives of people not just by providing utility and space but through beauty and grace as well.”

He is also the leader of a volunteer campaign, SaveCRS, to restore the buildings and grounds at the summer camp program, Camp Rising Sun, in Rhinebeck NY along with the help of renowned filmmaker Darren Aronofsky as noted recently in The New York Times and NPR affiliate WAMC and on the group's website: 

Mr. Calderon is a member of the American Institute of Architects and a LEED Accredited Professional via the U.S. Green Building Council. He has been a guest critic to various architecture schools including Yale, CUNY City College, Pratt Institute, NJIT & NYIT.  In 2009 he was invited to speak at a Yale graduate seminar on the work of Rogelio Salmona.

January interns will work alongside Systems Delivery technical consultants and will learn how disciplines such as Agile Delivery, DevOps, Internet of Things, Cloud Solutions, and Open Source Development contribute to our clients in a wide range of industries. Every day, government agencies, corporations, institutions, and not-for-profit organizations rely on Booz Allen’s expertise and objectivity, and on the combined capabilities and dedication of our exceptional people to find solutions and seize opportunities.  They combine a consultant’s unique problem-solving orientation with deep technical knowledge and strong execution to help clients achieve success in their most critical missions.

 APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS:  Resume and cover letter.  All majors are welcome to apply and liberal arts students interested in learning software development and other technical skills in addition to Mathematics and/or Computer Science are strongly encouraged to apply.  Please write your cover letter to Mr. Gary Labovich.
42.  NON-PROFIT COMMUNICATIONS/MUSEUM ADMINISTRATION-NEW

WHO:  Lesley Beck, Senior Communications Manager, and the Engagement Office

WHERE: Berkshire Museum, Pittsfield, MA

WHAT: The Engagement Office, which oversees the Museum's active membership program, special events, annual fund program, and marketing and public relations programs, is seeking an intern to assist with content creation and social media.
Additional info: The Berkshire Museum is currently in the midst of a comprehensive master planning process. The Master Plan is a once-in-a-generation effort to shape the Museum as a relevant, sustainable organization that continues to deliver high quality products to our community. As such, this is an exceptionally exciting time to be working here, and an internship will surely provide a valuable glimpse into the world of non-profits.

The communications intern at the Berkshire Museum will be immersed in marketing and public relations activities, helping with the creation of materials used to promote the Museum’s various exhibitions as well as programs, performances, films, and theater offerings. The intern will also have the opportunity to develop skills as a digital content producer by working directly on the Museum’s website and social media platforms Facebook, Twitter, etc.

David Kane is a quantitative portfolio manager in Boston. Over the last decade, he has hired more than 20 Williams summer interns and published several academic papers and R packages with Williams students and alumni. He has taught a Winter Study course in quantitative methods three times. He is a regular contributor to the Record op-ed page.