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On this page you'll find information and resources for two types of work environments: Public Service Careers (Nonprofit) and Mission Opportunities (Short-Term Service). Links on these pages do not represent endorsement by the Career Development Center.
The public service sector, or nonprofit sector, is comprised of organizations that are trying to create a better world, as defined by each organization's mission. Types of issues addressed by nonprofit organizations are poverty, the environment, youth development, community services, health care, workers' rights, public policy, violence prevention, the arts, economic development and many more. People often think of "nonprofits" as youth centers and soup kitchens, but they also include religious institutions, universities, hospitals, trade associations and unions, and museums. Below are resources to assist you with researching public service careers. For additonal resources, visit the SPU Library website or click here.
Careers with Social Impact (PDF) (Courtesy of the University of Washington Career Center) Students pursuing careers with social impact have a variety of paths from which to choose. Oportunities are available in non-profit organizations, government agencies, corporations, and schools; both domestic and abroad; focusing on a wide array of important issues. To learn more about career paths with social impact, visit http://www.netimpact.org A portal for those interested in nonprofit careers and volunteering. Idealist provides numerous services in an effort to connect people, resources and nonprofits around the world. A virtual meeting place for students, administrators, alumni, and community members who are making the world a better place through service, activism, political engagement, and socially responsible work. To view handouts, you need Adobe Acrobat Reader
Idealist Guide to Nonprofit Careers A FREE comprehensive nonprofit career guide written for people considering a nonprofit career. This guide is focused on helping individuals find meaningful work in the nonprofit sector. Graduate Degrees in Public Service Find links and resources for academic programs in public service. Also, check NYU Wagner for more details on types of public service degrees and current news stories from the industry.
A national initiative designed to educate a new generation about the importance of a strong civil service, help re-establish links between federal agencies and campuses, and provide students with info. about the unique and dynamic opportunities that federal jobs provide. The official site for federal jobs and employment information. Search by agency, location, or job type functions. Philanthropy Northwest members are organizations and individuals that fund in the Northwest states of Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington and Wyoming. These organizations range in size from small family foundations to corporate giving programs.
Below is a list of Mission/Short-Term Service opportunities for students who may want to serve and have an adventure as they sort out what’s next in their lives. Each organization is different in the details of length of service, location, pay, etc. If you discover an organization that is not on our list, please email us at spucareercenter@spu.edu. Agros
InnerChange Mission Year Teach for America YouthWise Contact Tim Jolin (206-383-9520)
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