Guest guest Posted March 17, 2012 Report Share Posted March 17, 2012 Hi, Check out the article about Freddie Mac seeking autistic applicants for internships.Begin forwarded message:Date: March 16, 2012 6:55:04 PM EDTTo: sandyh@...Subject: Signing OffReply-To: ie Mastrangelo Can’t view this message? Read it online. Dear JFA Readers,Today will be my last day as your JFA moderator. My time as JFA moderator has been an incredibly transformative and inspirational experience. I have learned so much from you all through the feedback you offered and stories you shared.JFA has been, and will continue to be, both a vital source of news for the disability community as well as a means of uniting our community under the common goal of ensuring "justice for all." It has been a pleasure working and fighting alongside you all, our movement leaders, to promote the cause of disability justice. As I sign off, I leave you all with a quote from one of our beloved leaders, Dart, Jr. --"Colleagues, I am the luckiest man in the world, because I am a member of the best movement in the world, with the best people in the world, you. Working with you keeps me alive. I love you so much. I am with you, always. Lead on! Together, we shall overcome." Dart, April 17, 2001Thank you for all that you do. You inspire me. Lead on!With love,ie MastrangeloFreddie Mac Seeks Autistic Applicants for Internship ProgramWith our first round of internships underway, we are seeking additional autistic applicants to intern with Freddie Mac for summer 2012. We are very excited to see that our first interns are on their way with great support by their managers and human resources at Freddie Mac. This has led the pilot program between Freddie Mac and the Autistic Self Advocacy Network to continue on and make available two more intern positions for autistic adults for the upcoming summer. Interested parties must be able to work in the Washington, DC metro area. Internships are paid positions and will include a small housing stipend. If you feel you meet the following, please send your resume to resumes@.... Internships are due to begin during the month of May. Portfolio Analytics Internship Required Skills:Knowledge of:Microsoft ExcelVisual Basic for Application (VBA) languageMicrosoft AccessStructured Query Language (SQL) Job Description:Assisting portfolio analytics and strategy area in improving documentation of the periodic processesAssisting the members of team for running analysis required to support the portfolio and risk management activities in Investment & Capital Markets (ICM) Image File Processor Internship Required Skills:Basic computer skills, including but not limited to:WinZipExcelAccessDOSJob Functions:Batch processing CDs received from customers to initiate receiving processVerification of delivered filesAnalyze files for totals of incoming and outgoingTransferring files to LAN DrivesCreating and Analyzing Vendor ReportsSubmit reports to vendorsSurvey Seeks to Understand Consumers with Disabilities’ Clothing SelectionThe purpose of this survey is to understand disabled consumers with regards to their clothing selection and how the clothing worn by consumers with disabilities is related to their self-concept and life satisfaction.You can enter for a chance to win a $50 Visa gift card if you participate in the survey. This is online survey, so you can go to the link and participate in the survey and it will take around 10 minutes. First page of the online survey is the consent form and you can mark the circle that you agree to participate in the survey. Click here to take the survey If you have any questions, please contact to the researcher, h_chang@..., or call me at .If you know of anyone who may be interested in participating in the study, please forward this email to them. Your participation is truly appreciated. Thank you so much!Apply to be a Fall 2012 White House InternWhite House Interns have the chance to work with government officials in offices such as the Office of the First Lady, the Office of the Chief of Staff, the Office of Public Engagement and Intergovernmental Affairs, the National Economic Council and the Domestic Policy Council. Assignments vary dependent on an intern’s office, but interns conduct research, attend meetings with officials, write memos and requests, participate in speaker series’ with senior staff members, engage in service projects, and staff and plan events. By dedicating their time, talents, energy and service, interns become part of the White House team and work to improve the community and the nation. If you or anyone else you know is interested in the program, we encourage you to forward this information and apply by April 1, 2012 at:http://www.whitehouse.gov/about/internships/apply/application Alliance for Full Participation Offering Support for Programs Working to Increase Number of People with Developmental Disabilities in WorkforceThe Alliance for Full Participation requests proposals “to award one national project cooperative agreement in the amount of $80,000 to be dispersed over a 24 month period in support of its employment vision of doubling the number of people with developmental disabilities in integrated employment by 2015.” Applications must be received by Friday, March 30, 2012. Please see this link for details and requirements.Mark’s Weekly Message: Fighting for Accessible PoolsWhat I’m about to write will not be a surprise to my fellow civil rights advocates or the disability community as a whole. But I’m writing it anyway, and I want you to pass it along to everyone you know, particularly your friends and family who are not aware of the following facts: In 2012 when the AAPD staff wants to have a birthday party we have to search for fully-accessible restaurants, of which there are too few. On a recent trip to New York my colleagues who use wheelchairs had to go through a loading dock to get into an office building. When American school children and other tourists make the patriotic pilgrimage to Washington D.C. they find many museums with separate entrances for wheelchair users and few accommodations for blind and low-vision or deaf and hard of hearing visitors. It’s 2012 and we’ve had enough...>>>To Read Mark's Message Forward to a Friend | Manage My Profile | Unsubscribe | DonateAmerican Association of People with Disabilities1629 K Street NW, Suite 950 | Washington, DC 20006 nonprofit software Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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