Internships at the Institute for Learning Innovation, Annapolis, Md.

The Institute for Learning Innovation is currently accepting
applications for fall 1998 internships.  Applications must be received
by July 15, 1998, in order to be considered.

Interns can pursue interests in informal learning and acquire hands-on
work experience in all aspects of evaluation and research.  There are
opportunities to help with the development of educational resources, to
organize and engage in professional development, and to become involved
in other facets of our organization that match your interests.

These are paid, three-month internships.  Our current schedule is listed
below.  There is some flexibility in this schedule to accommodate the
needs of both parties.

Fall internship:Sept. 1-Nov.30
Application deadline:   July 15

Students working toward a graduate degree and professionals in the field
are encouraged to apply. Interested candidates should send a cv/resume,
three letters of reference, and a letter of intent to:  Institute for
Learning Innovation, 166 West St., Annapolis, MD 21401.  Attention:
Jessica Luke.

If you have any questions, please contact Jessica at [log in to unmask]

The Institute for Learning Innovation is a non-profit organization which
works to describe, assess and advance learning, both in free-choice
settings and in the formal education system.  Founded in 1986 by Dr.
John H. Falk, the Institute was originally named Science Learning, inc.
(SLi). The collective experience of our staff gives us expertise across
a wide variety of disciplines including art, history, and science.  Our
focus is in three distinct yet integrated areas: research and
evaluation, professional development, and resource development.  More
information about the range of activities in which we engage is
available on our web site, located at www.ilinet.org.