Looking to line-up a summer internship for after graduation? With your Campus Kitchen skills in tow, two new summer internship opportunities focusing on food access at Urbane Development – a community and economic development firm – could serve as the perfect, and most rewarding, resume-builder. **** Urbane Development is a community and economic development firm, [...]
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OurEarth.org Opportunity for Environmental Leadership
Posted in February 7th, 2011
For anyone excited about the sustainability aspects of the Campus Kitchen mission, you may be interested in exploring OurEarth.org’s summer internship opportunity. OurEarth.org started in 2006 as a way to make it easier for the general public to access environmental organization. Now, OurEarth.org is a national 501 (c)3 non-profit organization and grassroots initiative that aims [...]
Internship Opportunity for Campus Kitchens: USDA Center for Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships
Posted in July 19th, 2010
Ever wonder what it might be like to work for the U.S. Department of Agriculture? Interested in anti-poverty and/or faith-based work? Will you be in Washington, D.C. for the the Fall semester? The USDA’s Center for Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships is offering a hands-on internship opportunity – that’s more than just getting coffee – to [...]
Campus Kitchen Internship Opportunity in D.C., S.F.
Posted in May 13th, 2010
Now that summer operations will take the place of regular meal service at Campus Kitchens, food savvy volunteers may be itching to get their hands on an action arm of the food movement, and accumulate some work experience. Many internships are already filled for the summer, but the Seedlings Projects, which work internationally to increase [...]
Hunger Report Project Assistant/Intern Opportunity for Campus Kitchens
Posted in March 9th, 2010
The Alliance to End Hunger sent along another internship posting, perfect for student volunteers with the Campus Kitchens Project. Take a look! Bread for the World Institute is actively recruiting for the following position, Hunger Report Project Assistant/Intern. If you are interested in applying or know of someone who may be interested, please submit your [...]
Summer Internship Opportunity for Campus Kitchens at the Washington Youth Garden
Posted in March 5th, 2010
Attention green thumbs and community garden aficionados: two paid (stipend) internship positions at The Washington Youth Garden in Washington, D.C. just sprouted up, and they’re the perfect scent to follow for Campus Kitchen volunteers. The Washington Youth Garden, based out of the U.S. National Arboretum, uses the garden cycle as a tool to inspire children [...]
Summer Internship Opportunities at D.C. Central Kitchen
Posted in February 3rd, 2010
D.C. Central Kitchen is clearing counter space for summer interns. Campus Kitchen volunteers who are hungry for a professional development opportunity that also combats hunger, may serve as the perfect ingredients. The positions offer $1000 stipend for college students not receiving credit, and requires generally 20 to 30 hours per week of work. View complete [...]
Use your Anti-hunger Knowledge: Join the Child Hunger Corps this Summer
Posted in February 1st, 2010
How do you translate your work at the Campus Kitchen into a full-time job after you graduate? The Child Hunger Corps – a new collaboration of ConAgra Foods Foundation and Feeding America – might be the two year plan you’re looking for. August 2010, the first six members of the Child Hunger Corps will roll [...]
Internship Opportunity for Campus Kitchen Volunteers
Posted in January 28th, 2010
Intern Video Tom’s Shoes – Watch more Videos at Vodpod. Volunteer with a Campus Kitchen and looking for a post-college internship? Pursuing a career in anything from marketing to finance and design? Thinking of heading out (or back) West? Tom’s Shoes, a Santa Monica, Calif.-based company, is looking for interns with the leadership qualities of [...]
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- Campus Kitchen at Gettysburg College - This is your source for all things CKGC.
- Campus Kitchen at the College of William and Mary
- Campus Kitchen at University of Florida
- Civil Eats - Supporting development and dialog among local and national leaders about the American food system, and its effects abroad.
- CKP’s Flickr page - Photos from the hallowed halls of CKP
- Farm to Table: the Emerging American Model - A collaborative journalistic forum aimed at strengthening the sustainable and local foods community
- First Helping - The Outreach Program of DCCK, their stories and insights into the streets of DC
- Good Food Jobs - A gastro-job search tool, designed to link people looking for meaningful food work with the businesses that need their energy, enthusiasm and intellect.
- Growing Power - Growing Power is a national nonprofit organization and land trust supporting people from diverse backgrounds, and the environments in which they live, by helping to provide equal access to healthy, high-quality, safe and affordable food for people in all
- Robert Egger’s Piece of Mind - DC Central Kitchen founder and CEO, and author of Begging For Change, winner of the 2004-2005 Terry McAdam Book Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Advancement of Nonprofit Management, blogs about the Kitchen, CKP, and the changing nonprofit sector.
- Slow Food on Campus - Our friends at Slow Food on Campus promote food that’s good, clean, and fair
- Sodexo USA - Our partners at Sodexo USA have entered the blogosphere!
- Stocks, Sauces, and Soul - This blog documents the class experiences of the Culinary Job Training Students at the DC Central Kitchen.
- The Campus Kitchen at Wake Forest University - The web version of Wake Forest University’s Campus Kitchen
- V3 Campaign - Join the movement to strengthen the nonprofit sector led by Robert Egger, founder and president of DC Central Kitchen.
- W&L Campus Kitchens Project - Find out the latest about the Campus Kitchen at Washington and Lee University.
- Wasted Food - Inspired by a volunteer shift at the DC Central Kitchen, Jonathan Bloom started researching and writing about wasted food in America. His blog is chock-full of information and inspiration for those of us who recycle food.