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Choose Your Aup Intern THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF PARIS GLOBAL TALENT SUMMER/FALL 2018 CHOOSE YOUR AUP INTERN GLOBAL TALENT AT AUP SUMMER/FALL 2018 AUP.EDU EXCEPTIONAL TALENT TROUVER LA PERLE RARE... Vous êtes à la recherche de stagiaires anglophones (voire multilingues) et dynamiques ? C’est le moment de contacter The American University of Paris ! Notre campus accueille à Paris plus de 1000 étudiants représentant quelques 108 nationalités différentes. Forts de cette diversité culturelle unique en France, nous sommes à même de vous proposer des candidats stagiaires motivés, ayant une grande capacité d’adaptation, formés pour devenir des citoyens du monde. GLOBAL TALENT AT AUP SUMMER/FALL 2018 AUP.EDU UNDERGRADUATE PROFILES ACCOMPLISHED INTERNS AUP STUDENTS ARE PREPARED FOR PROFESSIONAL PURSUITS AROUND THE WORLD AUP students develop key capabilities in AUP’s demanding academic and multicultural learning environment that prepares them to become successful thinkers, communicators and leaders in today’s world. By employing an AUP student in an internship in your organization, you are drawing from a talent pool of accomplished students who are: Independent, Creative Thinkers Responsible Actors and Empowered Leaders • By studying multiple disciplines in a • Through participation in student governance liberal arts context, students develop and campus activities, students gain a wide variety of transferable skills valuable decision making skills, coaching, applicable to many positions and and project management skills. industries. • By taking initiatives, participating in clubs, • Students have unparalleled access to and managing teams, students become faculty and the benefits of close team players who are adaptable, resilient advising, mentoring, and academic and accountable problem solvers. and personal feedback that help them gain valuable skills and knowledge. Adaptable Communicators with a Global Perspective Engaged, Lifelong Learners • Students experience lateral learning from • AUP’s academic practicums and peers of differing backgrounds and beliefs. workshops allow students to focus on • Students benefit from faculty-led study solving real-world problems while trips that go across continents and apply acquiring time management skills classroom learning in real-world social, crucial to staying focused and economic and political environments. organized in a work environment. • Students leverage Paris, a global hub, as • AUP’s Research Centers provide our an experiential classroom. students with the opportunity to apply analysis and critical thinking to develop • AUP students are cultural translators who solutions to some of the big issues of have developed interpersonal skills to work our time. effectively with others while curating a culturally sensitive, curious outlook. GLOBAL TALENT AT AUP SUMMER/FALL 2018 AUP.EDU UNDERGRADUATE PROFILES JOIN AUP Our partners benefit from their relationship with AUP students and have come back to us repeatedly to hire our students for internships and often for full-time positions. Join the community of organizations below who regularly hire AUP students: AXA Investment Managers Keyrus Sotheby’s BNP Paribas Ligatus Stella McCartney Centre Hospitalier Sainte Anne Marché du Film / The Coca Cola Company Edelman Intelligence Festival de Cannes TV Only International Flammarion Ogilvy Public Relations The United Nations Forbes Afrique OECD Turner Broadcasting France 24 Penske Media Corporation UNESCO Global Nomads Group (Women’s Wear Daily) U.S. Department of State Havas Group Pour une Planète sans Frontières Verifone Human Rights Watch Proximity BBDO We Are Social INRIA Publicis Consultants Young & Rubicam International Chamber Saint-Laurent Z Academy (Wunderman) of Commerce Société Générale CONTACT Your contact to post job or internship offers Pour proposer des offres d’emploi ou de stage DANIELLE SAVAGE DARCEE CARON Director of Internship and Career Advising Internship Coordinator & Corporate Liaison Directrice du service orientation Coordinatrice des stages et liaison aux entreprises carrières et stages Tel.: + 33 (0)1 40 62 06 25 Tel.: +33 (0)1 40 62 06 34 [email protected] [email protected] SAFIA BENYAHIA Junior Career Advisor Chargée d’orientation et insertion professionnelle Tel.: + 33 (0)1 40 62 06 57 [email protected] SELECT YOUR INTERN ENHANCE YOUR TALENT POOL FROM OUR INTERNATIONALLY PREPARED AND ACCOMPLISHED STUDENTS Explore the student profiles on the following pages and select from our talented students, both undergraduate and graduate degree students, who are ready to apply all their learnings to date on your behalf. The profiles begin with graduate students If you decide to offer an opportunity to (completing Master’s degrees), followed a student, the student will need to by undergraduate students (completing register his or her internship according Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science to AUP policy. Once the registration has degrees). The profiles are designed to been approved, the AUP Internship Office provide a quick overview of each student’s will send you a “convention de stage” interests, skills, and professional and template by email. A signed copy should extracurricular experiences. then be returned to the AUP Internship Office for processing. Students in this brochure are available to pursue internships in Summer/Fall 2018, For additional information regarding the either on a full-time or part-time basis “convention de stage” process, please (specified in each profile). If you wish to contact Darcee Caron at 01.40.62.06.25 contact a student in order to receive his or or [email protected]. her complete CV/resume or to arrange for a potential interview, please do so via the email address to be found under each student’s name. KEY DATES 7- 15 May | Spring Final exams 20 July Last day of Summer Session II 6 June | Summer 2018 Session I begins 10 September | Classes begin 26 June | Last day of Summer Session I (3 week) 31 October - 4 November | Fall Break (no classes) 2 July | Summer 2018 Session II begins 12 December | Last day of Classes 17 July | Last day of Summer Session I (6 week) 17 - 21 December | Final Exams GLOBAL TALENT AT AUP SUMMER/FALL 2018 AUP.EDU GRADUATE PROFILES EMILY BEAUPRE [email protected] BACKGROUND Bachelor of Arts, Advertising and Public Relations, Loyola University Chicago Copywriting/Account/Social Media Monitoring Intern, BCV (Chicago, IL, USA) Area(s) of Study at AUP: Boot Camp Participant, Leo Burnett (Chicago, IL, USA) Global Communications Copywriting Intern, 84.51 (Cincinnati, OH, USA) Internship Interest Area: Activities & Interests: Loyola Advertising Club (President) Communications/media, marketing SKILLS Availability: Summer 2018 Part-time, English (Native) Fall 2018 Part-time Mac/PC, Microsoft Office Suite (Word, PowerPoint, Excel) Open to Relocation: Yes Honors and Awards: LUC Magna Cum Laude, Alpha Sigma Nu Jesuit Honors Society (2015) STRENGTHS I BRING TO YOUR ORGANIZATION Team worker, conscientious, good listener, ambitious CHRISTA BECK [email protected] christabeck.com BACKGROUND Bachelor of Arts, Mass Communications, University of South Florida Copywriter, PP+K Advertising (Tampa, FL, USA) Area(s) of Study at AUP: Content Coordinator Intern, Triad Retail Media (St. Petersburg, FL, USA) Global Communications Relationship Manager, Uhsome Media & Marketing (Tampa, FL, USA) Internship Interest Area: Activities & Interests: Travel blogging Communications/media, marketing, film/audiovisual SKILLS Availability: Summer 2018 Part-time, English (Native), French (Elementary) Fall 2018 Full-time Microsoft Office Suite, Adobe Suite (Photoshop, InDesign basics), iMovie Editor, Open to Relocation: Yes Hootsuite, MailChimp STRENGTHS I BRING TO YOUR ORGANIZATION Creative, problem solver, detail-oriented, reliable GLOBAL TALENT AT AUP SUMMER/FALL 2018 AUP.EDU GRADUATE PROFILES NOA BIRON [email protected] linkedin.com/in/noa-biron-sustainability BACKGROUND Change to Bachelor of Arts, Communication, English Language and Literature, Haifa University Executive Personal Assistant, Gvahim (Tel Aviv, Israel) Area(s) of Study at AUP: Customer Manager, Zhuti (Tel Aviv, Israel) International Management: Marketing/Sales Associate, Itsmad (Tel Aviv, Israel) Sustainability Systems Activities & Interests: Nepal project volunteer, Nepali villager guide, sustainability Internship Interest Area: and corporate social responsibility NGO, international organizations, environment, CSR/sustainability SKILLS Availability: English (Advanced Professional Proficiency), French (Elementary), Hebrew (Native) Summer 2018 Full-time Microsoft Office Suite, Salesforce, CRM tools Open to Relocation: No STRENGTHS I BRING TO YOUR ORGANIZATION Curious, team player, proactive, responsible WILL BISBEE [email protected] BACKGROUND Bachelor of Arts, Political Science, History and Asian Studies minor, Principia College Researcher and Historic House Coordinator, Longyear Museum (Chestnut Hill, MA, USA) Area(s) of Study at AUP: Activities & Interests: AUP Graduate Student Council (Vice President, President), International Affairs New England Aquarium (Volunteer), rugby, soccer Internship Interest Area: NGO, international SKILLS organizations, politics, law, English (Native) security Microsoft Office Suite, research online/in stacks Availability: Summer 2018 Full-time/ Honors and Awards: Honor Roll (2007-2011), Scholar Athlete (2007-2010) Part-time, Fall 2018 Full-time/Part-time STRENGTHS I BRING TO YOUR ORGANIZATION Open to Relocation: Yes Teamwork, working without supervision, project-leader GLOBAL
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