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AFLAC
Mark Morgan, Regional Administrator
4310 6th Ave SE, Suite B
Lacey, WA 98503
360-705-8885
360-705-8886
rhinoadmin@hotmail.com
The Opportunity: Work for the World Famous DUCK!! Advance
Compensation-Paid daily, highest in the Insurance Industry!
“Commission’s means you are paid what YOU are worth!!” Stock
bonus plan with options-outstanding stock options!
Non-decreasing, life-time renewal compensation vested after 2,
5, and 10 years!!! Management opportunities for the right
candidates, is that you??!! Recognition, awards and First Class
Trips to all over the World!! Extensive field and classroom
training, all the tools you need to win with Aflac.
American Family Insurance
Misha DeBono, DMA
1550 Irving St SW, Suite 200
Tumwater, WA 98512
360-352-3409
360-705-9735
mdebono@amfam.com
American Family Insurance is a Fortune 500 Company that has
been in business since 1927. We are a multi-line insurer and
help our clients with both their personal and commercial
insurance needs. We are a strong, stable and growing company and
we have career opportunities for agency business owners. We
provide our business owners with paid training along with a
generous financial start-up program. We also have career
opportunities for customer service and sales positions inside
our local offices. To learn more, visit www.amfam.com or call
our district office at 360-352-3409.
Alaska Airlines
Amanda Lau, Recruiter
P. O. Box 68900-SEAHR
Seattle, WA 98168
Amanda.lau@alaskaair.com
206-392-5833
www.alaskaair.com
Alaska Airlines is one of the most respected names in aviation,
with national and international recognition as "best carrier"
from Condé Nast, Travel+Leisure, Air Transport World, Zagat,
J.D. Powers, USA Today and others. Our proud story has been in
the making for 75 years and over those years one thing has
separated us from the rest. We call it "Alaska Spirit." From
this spirit comes the pride, passion and perseverance that sets
us apart and nurtures the valued relationships we enjoy with
each other and with the customers and communities we serve. Come
share our Alaska Spirit!
Anchor Bank
100 West First St.
Aberdeen, WA 98520
360-537-1384
abbi.rudoklph@anchorsb.com
We provide financial services to customers in six counties in
Washington State. We employ people with an education level of
high school diploma, GED to others with master’s degrees. We
usually have part-time and full-time employment opportunities.
Army Health Care
Lindsay Dally, SFC, Health Care Recruiter
6840 Fort Dent Way
Seattle, WA 98188
206-250-3797
206-242-9642
lindsay.dally@usarec.army.mil
The U.S. Army is always looking for quality health care
professionals. We are offering you a great start in the
profession you've chosen. Currently, the Army offers one of the
most generous and comprehensive scholarships in the health care
field. It's called the F. Edward Hebert Armed Forces Health
Professions Scholarship Program (HPSP, for short). Whether you
want to become a physician, dentist, veterinarian, optometrist,
or clinical or counseling psychologist, if you qualify, you
could earn a full-tuition scholarship, plus a monthly allowance
of $1907.00 through the Army's HPSP. If you are planning a
career in health care or are currently enrolled in a graduate
health care program, it pays to look into the Army's HPSP. It
provides benefits while you're still in school and benefits
after you graduate. To qualify for the HPSP scholarship, you
must:
Be a U.S. citizen with a baccalaureate degree from an accredited
school.
Have a letter of acceptance from an accredited graduate program
located in the US or Puerto Rico.
Qualify as a commissioned officer in the United States Army
Reserve.
Auburn School District
Khush Gonzalez, HR Admin Assistant
915 Fourth St NE
Auburn, WA 98002
253-931-4932
253-931-8006
kgonzalez@auburn.wednet.edu
Auburn School District - seeking to recruit teachers, admin and
various other job positions within our School District.
BHR Crisis Clinic Resource Network
Cassandra Bella, Volunteer and Training Coordinator
3857 Martin Way E
Olympia, WA 98506
360-586-2888x108
360-586-2808
cbella@bhr.org
The Crisis Clinic strives to enrich the community by empowering
people to take control of their lives through information,
referral, crisis intervention, education, and training. We
provide 24/7 free, anonymous, confidential, non-judgmental
crisis intervention to callers in Thurston and Mason Counties.
The Crisis Clinic has internship opportunities available for
students interested in practicing empathy and gaining valuable
experience in crisis intervention work. Interns receive 60 hours
of training in understanding crisis, listening and empathy,
empowering problem solving, providing appropriate resource
referrals, and much more.
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Carole Apple, Foster Care Program Coordinator
3434 Martin Way E, Suite 3
Olympia, WA 98506
360-943-0409x104
360-943-0412
carole@thurstonbbbs.org
Big Brothers Big Sisters involves youth & their volunteer mentors
spending time together all around Thurston Co. Bigs & Littles
have fun getting to know each other by participating in low-cost
or no-cost activities organized by BBBS, as well community
service projects & 1:1 outings together. Three programs include
Foster Care, Community based, and school based.
Business Examiner
Tyler Anderson, Circulation & Research Director
P.O. Box 1575
Tacoma, WA 98402
253-404-0891
253-404-0892
tanderson@BusinessExaminer.com
Editorial Internship & Freelance Positions: The Business
Examiner offers on-going internship for college students to gain
experience in business reporting with the assistance and
feedback of working professionals.
Capitol Optical
Jeanette Frieler, Vice President
310K South Bay Road NE
Olympia, WA 98506
jfrieler@capopnet
360-352-7502
Capitol Optical is a wholesale optical laboratory. We work
with Optometrists, Ophthalmologists and optical departments by
providing the art of making eyeglasses. Our environment is
manufacturing. We are looking for multiple part time positions
with flexible hours to accommodate those with college schedules.
We also have full time positions available.
Chapman University
Michael Brouillette, Program Advisor
1445 Galaxy Dr NE #201
Lacey, WA 98516
360-493-8371
360-493-6399
brouille@chapman.edu
Chapman University is a not-for-profit university that
specializes in adult education; evening classes, nine-week
terms, class on night a week. We are interested in interns for
our Academic Advisor position with an objective of eventually
hiring this person as a full-time employee at Chapman
University.
Chief Leschi Schools
Maryann Mendez, Human Resources Director
5625 52nd St E
Puyallup, WA 98371
253-445-6000x3112
253-445-2358
maryann@leschischools.org
It is Chief Leschi School's goal to give hope and encouragement
to each student to reach his/her full potential academically,
emotionally, socially, physically, and spiritually. Chief Leschi
School encourages each student to become a life long learner.
Opened in 1996, Chief Leschi Schools was constructed on a
62-acre campus of tribal trust property. Chief Leschi School
actively seeks to involve parents in all aspects of school
programming. Chief Leschi has strong co-curricular and extra
curricular activities and athletic programs. A significant
number of our students are involved in one or more
extra-curricular activity or athletic program.
City of Everett Police Department
Peggy Shaw, Administrative Assistant
3002 Wetmore Ave
Everett, WA 98201
425-257-8506
425-257-6506
pshaw@ci.everett.wa.us
Law enforcement Agency serving the safety and security needs
of the City of Everett. Looking to fill full time entry level
police officers. Must be age 21+, HS Diploma or higher
education, US citizen and possess a driver’s license.
Clover Park School District
Lori Liedes, Recruiting & Retention Specialist
10903 Gravelly Lake Dr SW
Lakewood, WA 98499
253-583-5095
253-583-5088
lliedes@cloverpark.k12.wa.us
Clover Park School District is an urban school district in a
suburban setting. We serve the city of Lakewood, Fort Lewis Army
Post, and McChord Air Force Base. We are looking for teachers in
all endorsement areas.
Comcast Cable
Ryna Woo, Recruiter
15815 25th Ave W
Lynnwood, WA 98087
425-741-5661
425-741-5652
Ryna_woo@cable.comcast.com
Comcast is the country’s largest provider of cable services -
and one of the world’s leading communications companies -
Comcast now connects more than 21 million people nationwide to
cable TV, digital telephone service, the Internet and some of
television’s most popular programming on channels that include
E! Entertainment Television, Style Network, The Golf Channel,
VERSUS, G4, PBS KIDS Sprout, TV One and more.
Council of International Schools
Jim McKay, Director International Teacher Recruitment
21A Lavant St.
Petersfield, England
jimmckay@cois.org
+44-1730-263-131
+44-1730-268-913
www.cois.org
COIS is a not for profit organization that recruits teachers
for our more than 500 international schools which are located in
100 different countries.
Country Financial
Glenn Richardson, Financial Representative
2646 RW Johnson Blvd. SW
Tumwater, WA 98512
Glenn.richardson@countryfinancial.com
360-923-5370
360-923-5398
www.countrycareer.com
Would you like to learn more about an exciting and rewarding
career as a COUNTRY agent? As a COUNTRY agent, you can be in
business for yourself, not by yourself. Positive work
environment with extensive training and support. Flexible work
schedules for more time with your family. Sales approach based
on integrity.
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DSHS/DVR
Edna Isaac, Admin. Assistant-Recruiter
P.O. Box 45340
Olympia, WA 98504
360-725-3614
360-407-3935
isaace@dshs.wa.gov
Helping individuals with disabilities to participate fully
in their communities and become employed is our mission and
passion. DVR provides services to individuals who want to work,
but need assistance due to a physical, sensory, cognitive, or
mental disability. A DVR counselor works with each individual
one-on-one to design a customized, step-by-step plan to achieve
the desired job goal.
DaveTheCandleGuy/Fundraising
David Waller, Owner
975 Carpenter Road NE, Suite #101
Lacey, WA 98516
Wehavchoices2@netscape.com
360-508-6525
360-438-0630
• We are looking for the right individuals to set-up
Fundraisers in communities in Washington. This is a unique sales
opportunity if you are self-motivated with a little business
skill. Every Group is a prospective Customer.
• We pay straight commission and residuals. Applicants only need
to be confident in their own business sense and sales ability.
• Commissions on Fundraisers are 50% and with additional orders
paying residuals of 10%. Individuals are paid every month for
the life of the account. Our average Fundraiser has been between
$1,000 and $3,000. For example: a one-time commission on a
$3,000 fundraiser would be $1,500.
• Generally accounts have two Fundraisers per year and run
online Fundraisers producing the residual revenues all year
long.
• You have the ability to create a great salary per month. We
have individuals making up to $7,500 and more per month.
• You can be your own boss and you can create a large monthly
income for yourself!
Please fax or E-mail a resume and call to arrange an interview:
Dave Waller
Phone: 360-508-6525
Fax: 360-438-0630
Email:
wehavechoices2@netscape.com
De Colores Bookstore
507 So. Washington Street
Olympia, WA 98501
Robert Perretz-Rosales, M.A., LMHC
360-357-9400
De Colores is a multicultural bookstore run by volunteers. We
provide internship and volunteer opportunities.
Department of Social and Health Services
Terry Redmon, Executive Outreach Manager
P. O. Box 45014
Olympia, WA 98504-5014
redmontx@dshs.wa.gov
360-725-5832
360-902-7848
www.careers.wa.gov
The Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) is a
helping hand and lifeline for one out of every four Washington
residents. Each year, more than 2.1 million children, families,
vulnerable adults and seniors come to DSHS for protection,
comfort, food assistance, financial aid, medical care and other
services. As a single agency, DSHS is able to provide services
from several programs to meet the multiple needs of the majority
of clients. DSHS employs staff with all levels of education.
There is temporary, part-time and fulltime employment available
with us. We are presently looking for Social Workers, Nurses and
other critical frontline employees.
DeVry University/Keller Center for Corporate Learning
Ryan Hoffman, Manager – Local Accounts
3600 344th Way
Federal Way, WA 98001
rhoffman@devry.edu
206-261-7437
www.devry.edu and
www.corp.keller.edu
The Keller Center for Corporate Learning partners with
organizations to deliver corporate education, professional
training, and tailored learning to employees through our
unmatched suite of solutions and flexible delivery methods. We
also help local companies with their recruiting efforts through
our Career Services Division. We are here looking for candidates
for open positions.
Eastern Washington University
Debra Dickerson, Manager
10620 N Humboldt Dr, Box T
Spokane, WA 99202
509-368-6601
509-368-6623
ddickerson@ewu.edu
Doctor of Physical Therapy Program
Engineered Software, Inc
Hope Smith, Human Relations
4529 Intelco Lp SE
Lacey, WA 98503
360-412-0702
360-412-0673
office@eng-software.com
Engineered Software,Inc. is a stable and growing software
company in Lacey Washington. We have twenty-six years of
experience in the piping system analysis/ software development
business. We currently employ a staff of 35 personnel. We pride
ourselves in being a very community responsible corporation. Our
core values are responsiveness, accountability, caring/respect,
ethics and teamwork.
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
19717 62nd Ave S, Suite E 104
Kent, WA 98032
425-207-0201
Keith.R,Gulley@erac.com
Enterprise Rent-A-Car is hiring for our Management Trainee and
Summer Internship program. We teach and train on how to run a
business that has a career track that can lead into an upper
Management position.
Fast Transact Inc.
Kathy CharLee, Marketing Director
673-401 Woodland Square Loop SE, 4th Floor
Lacey, WA 98503
360-357-1400
360-357-1425
kathyc@fasttransact.com
www.FastTransact.com
FAST TRANSACT is an established veteran of the bankcard
industry with over 12 years of providing innovative payment
processing solutions and excellent customer service. Locally
owned and operated, our single-source options are easily
customized for businesses of different sizes and budget
limitations. We offer value added services for merchant account
fulfillment, ecommerce shopping cart systems, automated
recurring transactions, ACH check conversion, gift and loyalty
card programs, POS equipment, and much more. FAST TRANSACT’s
headquarters and customer service is located in Lacey at the
corner of Sixth and College.
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sheri Armstrong-Hardy, HR Specialist
1110 Third Ave
Seattle, WA 98101
206-262-2144x2263
206-262-2046
Sheri.armstrong-hardy@ic.fbi.gov
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is a law
enforcement and domestic intelligence agency charged with
protecting and defending the United States against terrorist and
foreign intelligence threats; upholding and enforcing the
criminal laws of the United States; and providing leadership and
criminal justice services to federal, state, municipal, and
international agencies and partners. The FBI offers tremendous
career opportunities for a wide range of professionals. Because
of the breadth and scope of the FBI's mission, we employ
professionals in fields as varied as intelligence analysis,
laboratory sciences, linguistics, security, information
technology, human resources, general management, etc. No matter
their field, all FBI employees are committed to fulfilling the
FBI's priorities and upholding the FBI's core values. We are
looking to fill full time positions nationwide.
Federal Highway Administration
James Colyar, ITS/Mobility Engineer
711 S Capitol Way, Suite 501
Olympia, WA 98501
360-753-9408
360-753-9889
James.colyar@dot.gov
The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) is one of the
major organizational units of the U.S. Department of
Transportation. The FHWA works with State and local
transportation agencies, highway associations, private industry,
and other Federal Government agencies and the U.S. Congress. We
promote the use of technology and telecommunications in highway
construction and transportation management to improve highway
quality and safety and to reduce congestion on the highways. The
FHWA administers the Federal-Aid Highway Program, an annual
multibillion dollar program of financial assistance to the
States to construct and improve the National Highway System,
which includes the Interstate system, significant arterial
routes, other urban and rural roads, and bridges.
Frost & Company, P.S.
Lexi Bailey, Administrative Assistant
PO Box 7609
Olympia, WA 98507
360-786-8080
360-786-5627
Lexi.bailey@frostco-cpa.com
Frost & Company, P.S. is a local professional service
corporation of Certified Public Accountants licensed in
Washington State. The practice was established in 1969, and has
been operating as a professional service to our clients. At
Frost & Company, P.S. we are proud to offer a broad range of
services that include but are not limited to tax planning and
preparation, accounting, auditing and review services,
management advisory services bookkeeping and small business
consulting.
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Good Samaritan-MultiCare Health Systems
Evelyn Maritvold, Recruiter
407 14th Ave SE
Puyallup, WA 98372
253-697-1512
evelynmaritvold@goodsamhealth.org
MultiCare is a leading-edge, integrated health organization made
up of four hospitals including Allenmore Hospital, Good
Samaritan Hospital, Mary Bridge Children's Hospital and Tacoma
General Hospital, numerous primary care and urgent care clinics,
multi-specialty centers, Hospice and Home Health services, and
many other services. A not-for-profit organization based in
Tacoma, Washington since 1882, MultiCare has grown over the
years in response to community needs. Today we are the area's
largest provider of health care services, serving patients at 93
locations in Pierce, South King, Kitsap and Thurston counties.
At MultiCare, we are committed to providing high-quality,
patient-centered care. By identifying and responding to the
community’s needs, we have built a health care system that
offers skilled and compassionate care to individuals at every
stage of life.
Grassroots Campaigns, Inc
Amanda Van Kessel, Canvass Director
210 Broadway E
Seattle, WA 98102
206-329-4416
akvankessel@grassrootscampaigns.com
Grassroots Campaigns is progressive political consulting firm
that’s main goal is to win elections and further progressive
issues so that we can get more people engaged and involved in
politics. We specialize in running field operations and
fundraising for candidates, causes and organizations such as the
Democratic National Committee, MoveOn.org, Amnesty
International, the American Civil Liberties Union, Save the
Children, the list goes on and on. And right now we are coming
off of such an invigorating fall election season that we want to
make sure to harness all of this energy and move forward on
progressive issues that Americans really care about.
Green Hill School
Monte Bainbridge, Program Manager 2
375 SW 11th St
Chehalis, WA 98532
360-740-3423
360-740-3439
bainbme@dshs.wa.gov
Green Hill School is a rehabilitative residential facility for
males who have been adjudicated in the state of Washington. Our
clients are juvenile males with mental health, substance use and
behavioral problems. We employ educational levels ranging from
high school graduates to doctorate degrees. We are looking for
viable candidates for all positions and have various
opportunities.
Hands on Children’s Museum
Addie Rocchio, Volunteer & Offsite Event Coordinator
106 11th Ave SW
Olympia, WA 98501
360-956-0818x113
volunteers@hocm.org
When it comes to fun and learning, Hands On is “the place to go”
for children, their families and teachers. The museum is a
unique community resource that serves as an exciting,
educational gathering place where children and parents can learn
and play together! Offering internships in museum education,
development and museum administration and operations.
Harbor Wholesale Grocery, Inc.
Craig Haines, Director of Human Resources
7845 Center St SW
Tumwater, WA 98501
360-754-4484x244
360-352-1658
craigh@harborwholesale.com
Harbor Wholesale Grocery, located in Tumwater, is a family owned
wholesale distributor of groceries to convenience stores in
Washington, Oregon, Idaho and northern California. Employing
more than 330 people Harbor continues to grow its business by
providing our customers with outstanding products and services
to promote their success. We seek to hire students for many
positions, full time and part time. Accounting and IT are two of
the big areas but we also have a Summer Work Program for
Students. This program allows you to work in the warehouse
through the summer and return to school when it starts. Many
return summer after summer. Then throughout the year if you want
to work during a vacation or holiday time you are trained and
ready to work.
Harlequin Productions
Kate Fox, Box Office Manager
202 4th Ave E
Olympia, WA 98501
360-786-0151
kate@harlequinproductions.org
Professional, non-profit theater offering a year-round season of
classics, musicals, new works as well as training opportunities.
The types of openings vary from volunteers to paid actors.
Equal-opportunity employer.
Hertz Corporation
Jennifer Johanningmeier, HR Manager
NW 18625 Des Moines Memorial Dr.
Seattle, WA 98148
206-835-4664
866-333-0548
jjohanningmeier@hertz.com
Are you driven to success with an entrepreneurial spirit?
Want to be recognized for your performance? Enjoy working in a
fast-pace, environment? Start your career with a World Class
Industry Leader! Hertz Corporation is the number #1 car rental
company in the world! We are an international Fortune 500
company with over 7,100 locations in over 150 countries. We are
currently recruiting for highly motivated individuals to join
our management team. In this exciting and challenging position
you will learn what it takes to manage and grow a multi million
dollar business successfully! As a management trainee you will
make daily management decisions in all aspects of the business
operations! You will assist in handling customer transactions,
sales, marketing, revenue management, fleet distribution,
business development and administration. This performance based
program is designed to give you the training and tools you need
to become a manager!
Highline School District
Jeannine Kozar, Recruitment Specialist
15675 Ambaum Blvd SW
Burien, WA 98166
206-988-7287
206-433-2141
kozarjk@hsd401.org
Highline Public School District is a highly diverse school
district located about 20 minutes southwest of Seattle and
nestled between Puget Sound and the Seatac airport. Highline is
a district of 17,000+ students representing 80 nationalities and
70 different languages.. New teacher benefits include - housing
subsidy program, extensive national board certification
assistance, professional teaching certificate program
assistance, peer mentor program and a week-long district
training prior to the start of school.
Home Instead Senior Care
Kelly Cavenah, Owner
711 Capitol Way South, Suite 707
Olympia, WA 98501
kcavenah@homeinstead.com
360-570-0049
360-570-0410
www.homeinstead.com
Home Instead Senior Care is Thurston County's trusted source
of non-medical companionship and home care for seniors. Do you
have a special way of taking care of others - maybe you've been
a family caregiver or you just want to make a difference in the
life of a senior? Share your unique talents and skills to help
seniors stay independent and live the lifestyle they desire.
IEC of Washington
Theresa Hausmann, Employment Coordinator
111630 Airport Rd, Suite 300
Everett, WA 98204
866-959-2432
866-979-2432
Theresa@iecofwa.org
The IEC of Washington is a non-profit organization dedicated to
promoting and supporting Electrical Apprenticeship. IEC of
Washington educates, trains, and develops individuals in the
electrical construction industry. By partnering with industry
professionals, we provide state of the art electrical training
to our apprentices.
Institute of Internal Auditors, Nisqually
Chapter
P.O. Box 1561
Olympia, WA 98531
Sam J. Schofield, Internal Auditor
WA State Department of General Administration
360-725-5336
360-902-7354
sschofi@ga.wa.gov
The Nisqually Chapter of the Institute of Internal Auditors
promotes the value of internal auditing, and serves the needs of
internal audit professionals in the South Puget Sound area. The
chapter particularly focuses on the needs of government auditors
who are the bulk of our membership, especially through providing
affordable continuing professional education locally to provide
excellent value to our members.
Internal Revenue Service
John Conatore, National Recruiter
915 Second Ave., MS W603
Seattle, WA 98174
206-220-5470
206-220-5551
john.conatore@irs.gov
The Internal Revenue Service is the largest bureau within the
Department of Treasury. The mission of the Internal Revenue
Service is to provide America’s taxpayers top quality service by
helping them understand and meet their tax responsibilities by
applying the tax law with integrity and fairness to all.
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KGY Radio Inc
Mary Briggs, Office Manager
1700 Marine Dr. NE
Olympia, WA 98501
360-943-1240
360-351-1222
mary.briggs@kgyradio.com
KGY is a radio station that broadcasts on the AM and FM with its
strong tradition of serving local listeners with local news,
sports, weather and entertainment. We employ radio announcers
and advertising executives on a regular basis, with the
occasional opening in our management positions.
Kent School District
Kimberly Wigginton, Human Resources Specialist
12033 SE 256th ST A-100
Kent, WA 98033
253-373-7534
253-373-7055
Kimberly.wigginton@kent.k12.wa.us
Thank you for your interest in the Kent School District. We are
a richly diverse, suburban, supportive, and livable community in
the Seattle area. The Kent School District is the 4th largest
district in Washington State, employing over 3,200 employees, of
who over 1,700 are teachers. We offer a highly competitive
benefits package, including an outstanding mentor program and an
outstanding array of professional development opportunities.
Kitsap Mental Health Services
Bryan Moore, Human Resources Associate
5455 Almira Dr NE
Bremerton, WA 98311
360-373-0122
360-478-0951
application@kmhs.org
KMHS is a private, not-for-profit community mental health center
that provides both mental health and behavioral health care
services to children, families, adults and seniors in Kitsap
County. Through comprehensive inpatient and outpatient programs,
individualized and tailored care is provided to individuals
affected by mental illness. Services are designed to help
consumers function as independently as possible. This includes
linking consumers with natural supports in the community.
Kokua
Dominique Gonzalez, Hiring and Recruiting Coordinator
1226 Carpenter Rd SE
Lacey, WA 98503
360-705-4665x105
Dominique@kokuaservices.com
Kokua is a nonprofit organization providing residential support
toward independence to adults with developmental disabilities.
Working in the residential field is a good experience for anyone
pursuing a career in nursing, special education or social
services.
Lacey Police
Miguel Stansberry, Crime Prevention Officer
P.O. Box 3400
Lacey, WA 98509
360-459-4333
360-456-7798
mstansbe@ci.lacey.wa.us
To recruit individuals for a career in law enforcement for the
City of Lacey.
Law Enforcement Support Agency
Kim Marshall, Recruiter
2415 S 35th
Tacoma, WA 98409
253-223-0727
253-798-2708
marshallk@lesa.net
We are a police dispatching agency that handles about 95% of
Pierce County’s population. We are hiring dispatchers and
communication officers full time positions with great benefits!
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Macy’s
Brandy Schloer, Recruitment Manager
1601 Third Avenue
Seattle, WA 98181
206-506-7453
brandy.schloer@macys.com
Macy’s is a nation-wide department store seeking talent to
fill part and full-time sales, stock, and management positions.
Maple Lane School
Charles South, Court Liaison & Training Officer
20311Old Hwy 9
Centralia, WA 98570
360-273-3153
360-273-0962
southcf@dshs.wa.gov
Maple Lane School operates within Juvenile Rehabilitation
Administration under the Department of Social and Health
Services. The school was originally a training school for girls
and opened in 1913. In 1978, the school began housing all male
offenders. Today the all male population ranges in age from 14
to 20 years of age with sentences ranging from three months to
six years. The one of many goals at Maple Lane School is to
assist out youth in becoming aware of reasons for criminal
behavior and provide them with skills necessary to make better
choices. Many of our youth have mental health issues and use
skills learned through the use of Dialectic Behavioral Therapy.
Maple Lane School has a series of positions that prospective
employees interview for to include Security Officer, Counselor
Assistant and Residential Counselor. Internships on a quarterly
and semester level are also available.
Maxim Healthcare Services
Megan Gaylord, General Manager
1230 Ruddell Rd, Suite 101
Lacey, WA 98503
360-456-1680
360-456-1645
megaylor@maxhealth.com
Maxim Healthcare is looking for enthusiastic candidates for our
sales management/recruiting positions. The position is entry
level and meant as a stepping stone into the company with future
promotion into management. Maxim Healthcare is strictly a
promote-from-within organization with nearly 400 offices nation
wide. We believe that the best sales recruiters are dedicated
self-starters who thrive in an atmosphere where hard work and
determination positively impact people’s lives. Great Benefits
include: Competitive pay with a two tiered salary structure,
401(k) savings plan, Health insurance, Life insurance, Paid
holidays, 17 days of paid time off, Nationwide opportunities,
Vibrant work environment where teamwork is valued, and
Promotion-based incentive plan. For more information visit our
website
www.maximhealthcare.com.
MerchantOS
Justin Laing, Co-Founder
120 State Ave NE #1458
Olympia, WA 98501
866-554-2453 x92
866-554-2453
justin@merchantos.com
MerchantOS makes point of sale and inventory software for
small retailers throughout the United States and Canada. We make
retail software easy by providing it as a web based application.
We are looking for talented computer science students with
experience creating web applications.
Metro Parks Tacoma
Angela Stuefen, Human Resources Analyst
4702 S 19th St
Tacoma, WA 98405
253-305-1089
253-305-1080
angelas@tacomaparks.com
Metro Parks Tacoma was created in 1907 as a municipal
corporation to manage park, recreation and zoological services
and facilities for the citizens of Tacoma. Metro Parks Tacoma is
currently recruiting for a number of part-time and seasonal
positions.
Morningside
Susan Cundy-Harris
PO Box 7936
Olympia, WA 98507
360-596-3507
360-596-3554
scundy-harris@mside.org
Morningside is a private non-profit organization providing
premier employment services to adults with disabilities for more
than 45 years. We assist adults with disabilities at their job
site in the community by providing training individualized to
each client and employer. Out staff work with clients and their
employers to enhance independence at the worksite and coordinate
with employers to ensure continued successful employment. We are
interested in hiring individuals with exceptional writing and
communication skills in addition to a strong interest in our
mission. We will train the right person. Bring your enthusiasm,
creative skills, and knowledge of the local community! We offer
a great working environment, competitive salary, and full
benefits package.
Northwest Fisheries Science
Center/DOC/NOAA/NMFS
Julie Peddy, Program Manager
2725 Montlake Blvd E
Seattle, WA 98112
206-860-3200
206-860-3442
Nwfsc.internships@noaa.gov
NWFSC provides the scientific basis to meet NOAA's stewardship
role to conserve and manage living marine resources and their
habitat with emphasis on the Pacific Northwest.
Office of Insurance Commissioner
Gail Newkirk, Human Resource Commissioner
PO Box 40255
Olympia, WA 98504-0255
360-725-7012
360-586-2023
GailNE@OIC.wa.gov
The Office of Insurance Commissioner is one of the smaller
agencies in Washington State government, with about 200
employees performing the agencies missions of consumer
protection and insurance industry regulation.
Olympia Federal Savings
Aaron Myers, VP – Human Resources
P. O. Box 1338
Olympia, WA 98507
360-754-3400
360-754-3437
amyers@olyfed.com
Olympia Federal Savings is a local financial institution with a
proven commitment to the communities we serve. We are
knowledgeable and dedicated to providing personalized
competitive financial services that will consistently exceed our
customers’ expectations. Our purpose is to promote home
ownership and thrift, along with providing our community with
support in the form of affordable housing, charitable
contributions, event sponsorships and underwriting for the arts.
We strive to hire friendly, knowledgeable and dependable people
who will endeavor to deliver superior customer service.
Oregon Health & Science University Graduate Programs-School
of Medicine
Colman Joyce, Director of Academic Marketing & Recruitment
20,000 NW Walker Road
Beaverton, OR 97006
503-748-1210
503-748-7056
joycec@ohsu.edu
www.ohsu.edu/som/graduate
OHSU seeks qualified applicants for Masters and Ph.D. programs
in science, healthcare & engineering. Oregon Health & Science
University offers an outstanding opportunity for graduate
studies in the biomedical sciences. Over the last decade there
has been a tremendous expansion of research programs at OHSU.
The vigorous research programs and cutting edge research
environment have created a unique opportunity for graduate
education.
P-R
Party Outfitters, Inc.
Chuck Nail, General Manager
PO Box 8489
Olympia, WA 98509
360-438-2211
360-438-3614
employment@partyoutfitters.com
Party Outfitters is a FUN company whose purpose is to help
people celebrate relationships. We deliver fun games and
attractions to special events all around Washington and Oregon.
Our staff are involved in delivery, setup, staffing, and
teardown and return of our equipment to and from all kinds of
events for clients such as Schools, Colleges, Churches, Private
Parties, Festivals and Fairs, Corporate Picnics and Meetings,
and many others. We hire teens and adults 16 and up and have
work available year round with most of our work available from
mid May through August. THIS IS THE PERFECT SUMMER JOB FOR ANY
STUDENT All of our positions are Part Time and On Call and
involve working mostly on weekends in Summer, weekdays in May
and June. Available positions include: Event Lead Staff/Drivers-
drivers, 21+ with clean driving record, good customer service
skills, good leadership skills, available to work any days.
Utility Event Staff- 16+ years old, energetic, enthusiastic with
'can do-let me help you' attitude, available to work any days
through summer Warehouse Staff- 18+, physically capable,
energetic, able to work nights, weekends, and holidays. Possible
Internships for business majors. Pay range for Drivers is
$10-$15/hr, Event Staff- $8.50-$12.00/hr, Warehouse Staff-
$9.00-$12.00/hr. WE HIRE AS MANY AS 60 STAFF FOR MAY-SEPTEMBER
Peace Corps
Catherine Swanson, Recruitment Coordinator
1601 5th Ave, Suite 605
Seattle, WA 98101
800-424-8580
203-553-2343
seattle@peacecorps.gov
Today's Peace Corps is more vital than ever, working in emerging
and essential areas such as information technology, business
development, health education, agriculture, the environment and
education. Peace Corps Volunteers continue to help countless
individuals who want to build a better life for themselves,
their children, and their communities.
Pierce County Juvenile Court
Lin Spellman, Volunteer Services Manager
5501 6th Ave
Tacoma, WA 98406
253-798-3837
253-798-7649
lspellm@co.pierce.wa.us
Over 26 Internships & Volunteer Opportunities available! Each
year approximately 12,000 youngsters come to the attention of
the Pierce County Juvenile Court (Remann Hall). Whatever their
problems and whatever the solutions, these kids need help -
assistance that staff cannot always give without a lending hand.
Volunteers extend, enhance, and add a creative dimension to the
service of the Court. Not only do the youngsters benefit, but
those who volunteer often reap rewards that are more valuable
than money can buy. Whether it be as a friend, mentor, helper,
advisor, advocate, or teacher, volunteers add a creative
dimension to the children's services at Remann Hall. The extra
programs that volunteers provide take extra special people.
There are 350 of these kinds of people who invest themselves in
the future of Court-referred youth.
Pierce County Sheriff’s Department
Officer Frank Magana, Correctional Officer Recruiter
901 Tacoma Ave S
Tacoma, WA 98402
253-798-6586
253-789-6693
fmagana@co.pierce.wa.us
If you are looking for a career that offers personal growth and
professional challenge accompanied by a reputation for
excellence, consider joining the Pierce County Sheriff’s
Department. We are currently hiring Correctional Officer and
Deputy Sheriff. To learn more about The Pierce County Sheriff
Department and the opportunities waiting for you, log onto our
website at WWW.piercesheriff.org
Primerica Financial Services
Brenda Dayton, Regional Manager
204 Quince St SE, Suite 103
Olympia, WA 98506
360-455-9181
360-455-9191
Brendarvp2be@comcast.net
Been in business 32 years, we train and recruit people to be
business owners within a business. We provide all areas of
financial services with education as #1. Serve all Middle
American families, looking for those who want to help change
lives every day. No degree's required all training provided.
Have unlimited opportunities available and excited to talk to
everyone. Please stop by our booth to learn more...
Puyallup School District
Margie Jensen
302-2nd St. S.E.
Puyallup, WA 98372
253-841-8770
253-841-8650
mjensen@puyallup.k12.wa.us
Puyallup is located 40 minutes South of Seattle and 35
minutes North of Olympia. The District serves 22,000 students in
its 3 comprehensive high schools, 1 alternative school, 7 junior
high schools, and 22 elementary schools. The District is noted
for strong academic programs, exceptional music programs, and a
high level of community support. The need for the 2009-10 school
year is for math, science, CTE, and special education.
Renton School District
Marsha Rockabrand, Applications, Selection & Recruiting
Coordinator 300 SW 7th ST
Renton, WA 98057
425-204-2354
425-204-2416
Marsha.rockabrand@rentonschools.us
We are a public school district with approximately 13,500
students representing a broad variety of races, ethnicities and
socio-economic levels. We benefit from strong voter support in
passing bonds and levies and have strong partnerships with the
Renton community.
S-U
Safeway, Inc.
3215 Harrison Ave NW
Olympia, WA 98502
253-471-8498
Debby.Hren@safeway.com
Grocery – Looking for all retail positions; part-time employers.
Saint Martin’s University Masters of Arts
in Counseling Psychology
Sandy Brandt
5300 Pacific Ave SE
Lacey, WA 98503-7500
360-438-4560
360-412-6187
sbrandt@stmartin.edu
www.stmartin.edu/social_science/mac/
The MAC program at Saint Martin’s University is a cutting
edge training program designed to prepare tomorrow’s therapists
for working in the trenches of the mental health field. We’re
flexible, up-to-date, and exciting.
Saint Martin’s University Masters of
Business Administration Program
Hal Wilson, Dean
5300 Pacific Ave SE
Lacey, WA 98503
360-438-4512
business@stmartin.edu
Saint Martin’s Master of Business Administration Program
provides students with decision-making tools and an
understanding of the total administrative system. The program
develops a capacity for understanding managerial relationships
and provides specialized training and personal research in a
functional field of management. While the program can be
completed in a single calendar year, most students are
encouraged to progress at a more leisurely pace. The program
operates year-round. All classes are offered at night to
accommodate working students.
Saint Martin’s University Masters of Civil Engineering
Hopie Lopez, Program Specialist
5300 Pacific Ave SE
Lacey, WA 98503
360-438-4318
cseong@stmartin.edu
Our MCE program is dedicated to your professional and career
development.
Saint Martin’s University Masters of Education
Dr. Steve Siera, Director of Graduate Programs
5300 Pacific Ave. SE
Lacey, WA 98503
360-438-4589
360-438-4486
ssiera@stmartin.edu
Offering graduate-level programs in Education for
prospective teachers, counselors and school administrators,
SMU’s College of Education meets the needs of those preparing
for a rewarding career.
Seattle Pacific University
Katelyn Olden, Travel Assistant
3307 3rd Ave W, Suite 111
Seattle, WA 98119
206-378-5477
206-378-5480
gradrecruiting@spu.edu
Graduate study at Seattle Pacific is both challenging and
rewarding. We’re also committed to a "personalized" education -
from the staff members who assist in the admission process to
the professors in the classroom. It's all part of our ongoing
effort to graduate students of "competence and character."
Seattle Pacific University offers 25 graduate degree programs
drawn from the disciplines of education, business, psychology,
TESOL, creative writing, theology, and nursing. For a complete
list and description of our programs, please visit our graduate
website at
www.spu.edu/graduate.
Shelton School District
Karel Cannon, HR Specialist
700 S. 1st St
Shelton, WA 98584
360-426-2982
360-427-8610
kcannon@sheltonschools.org
Shelton School District is located in Shelton, Washington, 20
miles southwest of the capitol of Olympia. We serve a diverse
population of students, with a large American Indian and
Hispanic population. We have 2 high schools, a junior high, a
middle school and 3 elementary schools. We have strong community
support, building 2 new schools in the last 4 years. Shelton is
2 hours from the coast and 2 hours from the snow. Hiking,
fishing, boating and water sports are a big part of the life in
the Shelton area. Please take a look at the Shelton School
District, we are a wonderful community and a great place to live
and work.
Social Security Administration
Debbi Mantzke, Acting District Manager
402 Yauger Way SW
Olympia, WA 98502
360-753-9494
360-753-8077
Debbi.mantzke@ssa.gov
We are a federal social service agency, administering
retirement, survivor and disability benefits as well as
supplemental security income (SSI) program. We are looking for
those interested in a career in public service for entry level
positions.
Social Security Administration-Auburn
Teleservice Center
Liz Larsen, Staff Assistant
1901 C Street SW
Auburn, WA 98001
253-333-6740x44204
253-735-5503
Wa.fo.atsc.recruiting@ssa.gov
Social Security’s mission is to advance the economic security of
the nation’s people through compassionate and vigilant
leadership in shaping and managing America’s Social Security
programs. We serve 50 million people a month as the world’s
largest social insurance program. We employ teleservice and
contact representatives.
Sodexo
Dale Askew, General Manager
5300 Pacific Ave. SE
Lacey, WA 98503
daskew@stmartin.edu
360-438-4562
360-438-4410
Sodexo, Inc. is the leading provider of integrated food and
facilities management services in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
We set out each morning to treat every person we encounter with
the highest level of respect and service. And when you put that
effort, expertise, and enthusiasm together, it adds up to “a
better day” for our clients, their customers, and our people. We
are looking for interns and employees.
Sound Support
Peter Manix, Employee Services Coordinator
5854 Pacific Ave SE
Lacey, WA 98503
Jessica@soundsupportinc.com
360-493-0400
360-252-7106
Sound Support serves adults with developmental disabilities,
helping them be able to live successfully within the community,
in their own residence. We specialize in serving individuals
with challenging behaviors, helping them live safely within the
community.
South Sound YMCA
Joey Velazquez, Administrative Assistant
108 State Ave W
Olympia, WA 98501
360-918-0401
360-943-5439
velazquezj@ssymca.net
South Sound YMCA Child Care Services Helga Warner, Personnel
Asst. 108 State Ave. West Olympia, WA 98501 (360) 918-0404
warnerh@ssymca.net We are a non-profit organization that
provides high quality, dynamic curriculum, child care for
elementary age children before and/or after school, on
conference and in-service days, and during summer and holiday
breaks. We are looking for experienced and qualified staff in
the positions of site director, group leader, and lead teachers.
Applications are available online at
www.southsoundymca.org or
at the child care office.
Spirited Speakers Toastmasters
Rob Bricel, Club President
1310 Cherry St SE
Olympia, WA 98501
360-570-5892
rbricel@aol.com
Our organization is a nonprofit organization that teaches public
speaking.
State Farm Insurance
Kelly Price, HR Assistant
1000 Wilmington Dr
DuPont, WA 98327
253-912-6391
253-912-7395
Kelly.price.mqc8@statefarm.com
Ranked 31 on the Fortune 500 list of largest companies, State
Farm insures more cars and homes than any other insurer in the
U.S. and is also a leading insurer in Canada. State Farm's
17,000 agents and 68,000 employees serve over 76 million auto,
fire, life and health policies in the United States and Canada.
State Farm also offers customers banking, annuities and mutual
fund products. Recognized as one of the top 100 employers by the
Black Collegian Magazine, State Farm offers great career
opportunities including paid summer internships.
Tacoma Community College
Shelley Lause, Recruiter
6501 South 19th Street
Tacoma, WA 98466
253-556-6024
253-566-5380
slause@tacomacc.edu
Like all community colleges, Tacoma Community College has an
“open-door” policy, and accepts all applicants. A diverse
faculty and staff, specialized counseling, and an accessible
campus work to ensure success for students of all ages and
backgrounds. Class size at TCC tends to be small, and we pride
ourselves on high quality instruction focused on effective
learning.
Tacoma Goodwill Industries
Walter Schoenhofen, Employment Specialist
4800 Yelm Hwy
Lacey, WA 98503
360-456-0273
360-456-3412
wschoenhofen@tacomagoodwill.org
Our purpose is to change lives and to help people get to work.
Tacoma Goodwill serves a diverse population with training of
new skills to become more employable.
The Evergreen State College Graduate Program on the
Environment
JT Austin, Assistant Director
2700 Evergreen Pkwy NW, Lab I-3022
Olympia, WA 98505
austinj@evergreen.edu
360-867-6225
360-867-5430
www.evergreen.edu/mes
* MES integrates the study of the biological, physical and
social sciences with public policy * Its core curriculum
explores the interactions among environmental problems, policy
responses and environmental science * Electives and a thesis
project allow students to develop specialized skills and
knowledge in areas of their choice * Faculty members come from
biological, physical, social science, providing a full
understanding of environmental issues * The program is centered
on highly participatory evening classes that accommodate full-
or part-time students * MES alumni combine an interdisciplinary
understanding of environmental sciences with the skills and
wisdom to intelligently address environmental problems * Many
alumni are employed in the public, private, and non-profit
sectors, while others continue their graduate study in related
Ph.D. programs.
The Evergreen State College
Master in Teaching/Master in Education Programs
Maggie Foran, Associate Director – MIT
2700 Evergreen Parkway
Olympia, WA 98505
foranm@evergreen.edu
360-867-6559
360-865-6575
The Master in Teaching Program is the education coursework and
experience to gain one's teaching certification. The Master in
Education Program in Curriculum and Instruction is for current
teachers desiring a graduate degree and planning to earn an ELL
or math endorsement.
The Evergreen State College Master of Public
Administration Program
Randee Gibbons, Assistant Director
2700 Evergreen Pkwy NW, Lab 1
Olympia, WA 98505
360-867-6554
360-867-5430
gibbonsr@evergreen.edu
The Evergreen State College Master of Public Administration
Program is an evening and weekend program that provides
high-quality professional education to students pursuing careers
in government agencies, nonprofits, tribal governments, and
research and advocacy organizations. Our program emphasizes
democratic governance and collaborative and interdisciplinary
learning so that our students become effective advocates for
change. The program can be completed in as little as 2 years or
as long as 6 years, so students can "keep their day job" while
completing their degree. Hundreds of our program graduates are
working in responsible positions throughout Washington State and
the Northwest, and beyond.
The Evergreen State College
Human Resource Services
2700 Evergreen Pkwy NW
Olympia, WA 98505
360-867-5361
360-867-8823
jobline@evergreen.edu
The Evergreen State College is a progressive, public liberal
arts and sciences college located in Olympia, Washington, in the
beautiful Pacific Northwest. Since opening its doors in 1971,
Evergreen has established a national reputation for leadership
in developing innovative interdisciplinary, collaborative and
team-taught academic programs. The college has a vibrant
undergraduate program, a graduate program and seven public
service centers that constitute a unique academic setting. The
college values a student-centered learning environment, a link
between theory and practice, and a multicultural community of
diverse faculty, students and staff working together. Current
enrollment is approximately 4,500. For more information about
Evergreen, please visit our college catalog or our website:
http://www.evergreen.edu
Thurston County Bookends Literacy Project
Paul Sedler, Program Coordinator
South Puget Sound Community College
1401
Marvin Rd, Suite 201
Lacey, WA 98516
360-754-7711 x3734
360-407-0483
psedler@spscc.ctc.edu
Bookends Literacy Program recruits and trains volunteers to work
with students learning English as a second language or adult
education students working for a GED or furthering their skills
for college.
Thurston EDC’s Business Resource Center
Tiffany Scroggs, Manager
665 Woodland Sq. Lp SE
Lacey, WA 98512
360-754-6320
360-407-3980
tscroggs@thurstonedc.com
The Business Resource Center provides counseling to
entrepreneurs who are thinking of starting their own business.
We are a free and confidential resource for students considering
self-employment through business ownership following graduation.
TwinStar Credit Union
Amy Nelson, Senior HR Specialist
PO Box 718
Olympia, WA 98507
360-923-4490
anelson@twinstarcu.com
Since 1938, TwinStar Credit Union has continued to offer a
rewarding work environment where integrity, communication and
having fun at work are valued and dedication to Service
Excellence is practiced at every level within the
Accounting/Finance organization. We offer career opportunities
in: Branch Administration, Business Lending, Call Center
Operations, Consumer Collections, Human Resources and Training, Mortgage Lending
and Marketing. Please take a look at our website
for current Information Technology position openings at
www.twinstarcu.com.
US Army Audit Agency
Abigail Villar, Lead Auditor
Bldg 8B32, MS 26, Box 339500
Fort Lewis, WA 98433
Abigail.villar@us.army.mil
253-966-2414
http://www.hqda.army.mil/aaaweb/
The U.S. Army Audit Agency is led by The Auditor General of the
Army, The Principal Deputy Auditor General, and three Deputy
Auditors General, each of whom is in charge of specific aspects
of agency operations - Acquisition and Logistics Audits, Forces
and Financial Audits, and Policy and Operations Management. The
Agency Headquarters is located in Alexandria, VA and has 22
field offices, 19 in the Continental United States and 3
overseas (Hawaii, Europe, and Republic of Korea).
US Customs and Border Protection
Pamela Kessler, Recruitment Coordinator
1000 2nd Ave., Suite 2200
Seattle, WA 98104
Pamela.kessler@dsh.gov
206-553-6944 x 622
206-553-1401
www.cbp.gov
We are seeking Customs and Border Protection Officers between
the ages of 18-37 for covered law enforcement positions. CBP
Officers protect America’s borders.
USDA, Rural Development
Andria Hively, Housing Specialist
1835 Black Lake Blvd SW, Suite C
Olympia, WA 98513
360-704-7771
360-704-7775
Andria.hively@wa.usda.gov
USDA, Rural Development provides loan, grants and guaranteed
loans to rural communities for homes, businesses, community
facilities, waste water treatment plants and apartments.
United Way 211
Sarah Teague, Lead Resource Specialist
PO Box 2215
Tacoma, WA 98402
253-682-1825
253-682-1863
saraht@uwpc.org
2-1-1 is an information and referral line for health and
human services. We connect people to the programs in the
community that will address their needs. Currently, we are
seeking energetic, work-study students who want to help their
community.
United Way of Thurston County
Ellen Zito, Office Assistant
1211 Fourth Ave E, Suite 101
Olympia, WA 98506
360-943-2773x15
360-943-2777
ezito@unitedway-thurston.org
Our mission at United Way of Thurston County is to
strengthen our community by connecting people and resources to
meet identified human needs. The internship position would
assist in duties associated with communications, fund
development, community impact work, women’s philanthropy,
marketing, and administration. The position would be part time
with a flexible schedule.
University of Washington School of
Dentistry
Office of Educational Partnerships and Diversity
Kathleen Craig, Admissions Officer
1959 NE Pacific St Box 356365
Seattle, WA 98195
206-685-8271
206-616-2612
evergreen@u.washington.edu
The University Of Washington School Of Dentistry educates a
diverse student body through a challenging learning environment
informed by cutting-edge scholarship. We fully embrace the
social responsibility and public trust of our role as an
international leader in education, research and clinical
services. As part of a public university, we will educate a
progressive oral health workforce, develop community
collaborations, and bring advances in science to address the
pressing oral health needs of our state, the nation and the
world. In order to accomplish our vision, we will promote
diversity in thinking and human resources, support creative
breakthroughs, and commit to ethical and responsible leadership
in patient care, scholarship and research. The School of
Dentistry shares the University´s overall mission to generate,
disseminate, and preserve knowledge, and to serve the community.
The School is an integral part of the Warren G. Magnuson Health
Sciences Center, and is an oral health care center of excellence
serving the people of the State of Washington and the Pacific
Northwest. Our primary mission, through educational, research,
and service programs, is to prepare students to be competent
oral health care professionals. The School´s research programs
contribute to the fundamental understanding of biologic
processes and to the behavioral, biomedical, and clinical
aspects of oral health. The service mission is to improve the
health and well-being of the people of the community and the
region through outreach programs that are especially attentive
to minority and under served populations. The School values
diversity in its students, staff, faculty, and patient
populations. It seeks to foster an environment of mutual respect
where objectivity, imaginative inquiry, and the free exchange of
ideas can flourish to facilitate personal development,
professionalism, and a strong sense of self-worth.
University of Washington School of
Medicine
Stella Yee, Program Coordinator
1959 NE Pacific St, Suite A-300/ Box 356340
Seattle, WA 98195
(206) 543-7212
askuwsom@u.washington.edu
Ranked as the top medical school in training primary care
physicians for 14 consecutive years, and first among public
medical schools in federal research funding, the University of
Washington School of Medicine (UWSOM) is dedicated to improving
the health of the public by advancing medical knowledge,
providing outstanding primary and specialty care to people of
the region and preparing tomorrow’s physicians and scientists.
The WWAMI Program is a model of community-based training and
collaboration in medical education among the states of
Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, Montana, and Idaho. The UWSOM is
committed to building and sustaining a diverse academic
community and to assuring that access to education and training
is open to all segments of society.
University of Washington School of Social
Work
Sonia Duckworth, Recruitment Coordinator
4101 15th Ave NE Box 354900
Seattle, WA 98105
206-685-2425
206-543-1228
soniduc@u.washington.edu
Our top-rated Masters of Social Work (MSW) program is actively
recruiting well-qualified applicants.
University of Washington Tacoma Graduate Programs
Linda Kachinsky, Graduate Program Adviser
1900 Commerce St.
Olympia, WA 98402-3100
253-692-4423
253-692-5718
Linksky@u.washington.edu
The University of Washington Tacoma is home to six graduate
programs: Master of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies, Master of
Business Administration, Master of Social Work, Master of
Education, Master of Nursing, and Master of Science in Comparing
and Software Systems. for volunteers and volunteerism on the
local, state, and national level.
V-X
VeriSign
Shanna Brown, Senior Human Resources Manager
4501 Intelco Loop
Olympia, WA 98503
360-493-6762
sbrown@verisign.com
Every day, VeriSign’s Internet infrastructure enables and
protects all kinds of interactions over the world’s voice and
data networks, helping to drive a dramatic transformation in the
way people work, play and live. That’s why billions of times
each day, companies and consumers rely on our infrastructure to
communicate and conduct commerce with confidence. VeriSign is
always looking for exceptional, visionary and enthusiastic
people to join our dynamic team. Career opportunities exist in
technology, operations, finance, legal, sales and marketing.
Volunteer Center of Lewis, Mason, & Thurston Counties
Debbie Aoki
222 Columbia St. NW
Olympia, WA 98501
360-741-2622
360-664-4644
Debbie@volunteer.ws
The mission of the Volunteer Center is to excite and engage
volunteers to build better communities. Our organization
accomplishes this goal by providing more than 1,000 volunteer
opportunities to help more than 300 nonprofit and public
agencies. We also convene and participate in partnerships that
use volunteers to get things done to address community critical
needs around the issues of disaster, youth, and family
volunteering, veterans, skilled baby boomers, and asset
building. We provide recognition for volunteers in the
community. We provide volunteer management training and support
to nonprofits and public agencies. Additionally, we advocate for
volunteers and volunteerism on the local, state, and national
level.
Waddell & Reed Inc.
Jackie Baker, Office Manager
4218 S. Steele Street, Suite 215
Tacoma, WA 98409
253-474-9555 x 100
253-474-8495
jbaker@wradvisors.com
www.waddell.com
Financial Planning, Investing, Retirement 401k, IRA, Roth, 529
plans, Insurance needs.
Washington State Department of Health
Cher Williams, Recruitment and Assessment Consultant
PO Box 47903
Olympia, WA 98504
360-236-4545
Cher.williams@doh.wa.gov
DOH works with federal, state and local partners to help people
in Washington stay healthy and safe. Our programs and services
help prevent illness and injury, promote healthy places to live
and work, provide education to help people make good health
decisions and ensure our state is prepared for emergencies. DOH
recognizes that employees are our most valuable resource. We
trust them to be innovative, challenge existing processes, and
make the best decisions. We strive to hire, develop, and retain
a competent and diverse workforce. To learn more about DOH,
visit http://www.doh.wa.gov. We are currently looking to fill a
variety of permanent, full time positions.
Washington State Department of Natural
Resources
Roberta Searles, Human Resource Consultant-Recruiter
1111 Washington St SE
Olympia, WA 98504
360-902-1350
360-902-1777
Roberta.searles@dnr.wa.gov
At the WA State Department of Natural Resources, we operate
within a culture of stewardship. Our work is managing and
protecting state trust lands, native ecosystems, and natural
resources to provide clean, abundant water, a healthy Puget
Sound, working forests and farms, renewable energy and
resources, and recreation access for the people of Washington.
All of us make DNR what it is. We have some of the most talented
people in the industry. We honor diversity in the workplace. We
support one another with respect and trust. And we rely on
everyone's best efforts and expertise. DNR offers a wide range
of professional paths that lead to satisfying, enjoyable,
long-term careers.
Washington State Department of Personnel
Rachel Holder, Recruiter
PO Box 47500
Olympia, WA 98504
360-664-6288
360-586-1346
rachelh@dop.wa.gov
The Department of Personnel provides human resource guidance and
services to maximize state government’s ability to serve the
citizens of Washington. As the central human resource agency for
the state, we provide a full range of human resource services to
state agencies, higher education institutions, state employees,
and—in some instances—to other public sector and non-profit
organizations. The state fills a variety of positions including,
part/full-time, seasonal, permanent/non permanent and
internships. Hiring decisions are made at the individual agency
level.
Washington State Department of Revenue
Martha Thomas, Human Resource Consultant
PO Box 47463
Olympia, WA 98504
360-725-7497
marthat@dor.wa.gov
Washington State Department of Revenue - Work in a dynamic
learning organization, with great leaders and talented
co-workers! Washington State’s principal tax collection agency,
the Department of Revenue oversees about 60 different taxes. We
collect 92.4 percent of state General Fund tax revenues and all
local sales tax revenues. The Department of Revenue processes
approximately 2 million tax returns annually. Businesses
constitute the largest group paying state taxes, with nearly
452,000 businesses currently filing tax returns on a monthly,
quarterly, or annual basis. Nearly 297,600 other small
businesses are registered with the Department, but they have no
tax liability and are not required to file tax returns. The
Department of Revenue employs approximately 1,000 people and is
headquartered in Olympia, with local offices in 12 cities
statewide. More than half are located in the Olympia-Tumwater
area. We also operate another 16 offices throughout the state,
including 12 that are open to the public to provide taxpayer
assistance. The agency employs 45 auditors in 17 out-of-state
locations near major business centers. Key employee functions
include: Providing taxpayer assistance, information, and
education; accounting for and processing tax revenues and
information; distributing money to local governments; conducting
appeals; administering property taxes; developing tax
legislation; handling unclaimed property; conducting tax and
fiscal research; locating unregistered businesses; auditing and
collecting delinquent taxes; and enforcing compliance. The
Department of Revenue also administers special programs, such as
those affecting timber, cigarette, real estate, leasehold, and
estate taxes.
Washington State Health Care Authority
Denise Santoyo, Program Coordinator
676 Woodland Square Loop SE
Olympia, WA 98504
denise.santoyo@hca.wa.gov
360-923-2742
www.hta.hca.wa.gov
This internship provides an opportunity to be a member of a
team achieving better health care outcomes for enrollees and
beneficiaries of state programs by paying for proven health
technologies that work. The goal of the HTA program is to make
informed, evidence-based, consistent, and transparent purchasing
decisions for state agencies that purchase health technologies.
Health technologies reviewed under the program impact about 1
million covered Washington lives with a multi-million dollar
cost impact to multiple state agency budgets. There is a wide
range of duties that interns can provide for the Health Care
Authority’s Health Technology Assessment Program. Internship
position will be full-time.
Washington State Legislature
Becca Kenna-Schenk, Assistant Senate Civic Education Coordinator
P. O. Box 40482
Olympia, WA 98504-0482
Kenna_re@leg.wa.gov
360-786-7029
360-786-1080
www.leg.wa.gov/internships
The Washington State Legislature offers over 80 full-time
internship positions each Legislative Session for college and
university students. The majority of these positions are
undergraduate policy internships, where students work in Olympia
as staff for members of the House of Representatives or Senate.
Washington State Troops to Teachers
Robert L. Jones, Supervisor
600 WA St SE
Olympia, WA 98504
360-725-6325
360-586-4699
Bob.jones@k12.wa.us
Washington State Troops to Teachers helps military personnel
transition into the teaching career by offering: Financial
Assistance Counseling Referral.
Wells Fargo Financial
Nick Campos, District Manager
14454 Moonridge Ln SE
Olalla, WA 98359
425-422-3134
nickcampos@wellsfargo.com
When it comes to running and growing our business, it all begins
in our stores. This network of 1,195 consumer finance stores
across the United States, Canada, and the Pacific Rim is the
heart of Wells Fargo Financial. For more than a century, we've
helped millions of people from all walks of life with their
financial needs. Regardless of your college major,
you can become part of our sales team and grow
your career with Wells Fargo.
We are looking for full time applicants to apply for this
position and start working toward a career.
Western Institutional Review Board
Tracy Wolfe, Human Resources Generalist
3535 7th Ave SW
Olympia, WA 98557
360-252-2863
360-252-2878
twolfe@wirb.com
WIRB is the largest and oldest independent Institutional Review
Board (IRB) in the United States. We provide review services in
over 30 countries and in all 50 states. The mission of the
Western Institutional Review Board (WIRB) is to Protect the
Rights and Welfare of the Human Research Subject. To accomplish
our mission, we strive to: - Ensure that the risks of scientific
advancement shall never outweigh the value of human life. -
Follow our traditions while embracing new technologies and
practices. - Maintain appropriate ethical conduct and regulatory
compliance. - Honor our hallmark of respect for all persons. -
Engage in a continuing quest for excellence. WIRB has a
professional work environment with over 325 employees. Most
positions are full-time with competitive benefits.
WorkSource
Evan Brazitis, Youth/Young Adult Employment Specialist
1570 Irving St SW
Tumwater, WA 98502
360-570-4255
ebrazitis@worksourcethurston.org
The Bureau of Labor and Statistics has put forth the average
American will change careers 3 to 5 times in their lifetime.
WorkSource is Washington State’s one stop job center with
programs and workshops to help people transition from one job or
career to another. We have professionals from Employment
Security, Pacific Mountain Workforce, Thurston County Chamber of
Commerce, DSHS Division of Vocational Rehabilitation and more.
WSECU
Peouvisa Parker, HR Coordinator
P.O. Box WSECU
Olympia, WA 98507
360-754-6374
360-754-2115
pparker@wsecu.org
WSECU is a not-for-profit financial cooperative that offers
products and services to meet all our members’ financial needs,
making their lives easier. Our financial family includes
approximately 140,000 members and assets of over $1 billion.
Strength, integrity, and a total commitment to members have
helped us grow since our founding in 1957. Nine volunteers
elected by the membership sit on the WSECU Board of Directors
and three sit on our Supervisory Committee. All serve rotating
three-year terms with elections every February. As the second
largest credit union in Washington, we employ more than 500
people who staff our headquarters office and 19 branches. We are
a past winner of Washington CEO Magazine’s Best Places to Work
award.
Wu Hsing Tao School
Kristin Bach, Admissions Officer
4000 NE 41st St, Bldg. D
Seattle, WA 98105
206-324-7188
206-324-3825
admissions@wuhsing.org
Looking for a career in health care? Five Element Acupuncture is
a unique and powerful form of Chinese Medicine that treats the
underlying cause of disease, looking beyond the symptoms to
affect a deep and lasting cure. A cure is defined as restoring
the patient's energy to a natural state of harmony in Body,
Mind, Spirit. WHTS offers a 3.5 year acupuncture program in a
weekend seminar format with a strong Clinical Internship.
YMCA Camp Seymour
Brendan Cronin, Program Director
9725 Cramer Rd KPN
Gig Harbor, WA 98329
253-460-8881
253-460-8897
bcronin@ymcatacoma.org
YMCA Camp Seymour serves the communities of Tacoma-Pierce County
and Kitsap County. We are a residential camp based on the
beautiful key peninsula on the shores of the Puget Sound. We are
looking for all types of strong, driven and enthusiastic role
models to assist in running an 8 week summer camp program.
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