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2008-2009 SLIS Internship Sponsors Academy of Art Acterra African American Museum and Library at Oakland (AAMLO) Akin Gump Strauss Hauer and Feld LLP (Los Angeles) Akin Gump Strauss Hauer and Feld LLP (San Francisco) Alameda County Law Library Alameda County Library, Albany Branch Alameda County Library, Castro Valley Branch Alameda County Library, Juvenile Hall Alan Martinez Architect, Inc. Allergan Alliant International University Altadena Library District Alternative Tentacles American River College American Zoetrope Research Library Amylin Pharmaceuticals, Inc. - Corporate Historical Archives Anna Halprin Archives, Mountain Home Studio Anne Bremer Memorial Library/San Francisco Art Institute Applied Materials, Inc. Arboretum Library Arne Nixon Center for the Study of Children's Literature, California State University Arthur Lakes Library - Colorado School of Mines Asian Art Museum, C. Laan Chun Library Autry National Center Institute for the Study of the American West Beethoven Center, San Jose State University Berkeley Public Library Berkeley Public Library, Art and Music Department Berkeley Public Library, Reference Department Biblioteca Latinoamericana (in affiliation with the San Jose Public Library) Bishop O'Dowd High School Blueprint Research & Design, Inc. Bolton Hall Museum Brandeis Hillel Day School Braun Research Library, Autry National Center Institute - Southwest Museum of the American Indian Burnham Institute Business for Social Responsibility Cal State University Channel Islands Califa Library Group California Academy of Science, Naturalist Center California Academy of Sciences Library California Academy of Sciences Special Collections California Coalition Against Sexual Assault California College of the Arts, Meyer Library California Court of Appeal Law Library, Los Angeles California Dept. of Transportation, Legal Division California Digital Library California Historical Society California Judicial Center Library, Special Collections & Archives California State Archives California State Automobile Association (CSAA), Historical Services & Archives California State Library, Braille and Talking Book Library California State Library, Government Publications Section California State University, East Bay California State University, Fresno, Henry Madden Library Camp Pendleton Archives Canada College Library Caruso Library at St. Anthony High School Casa Loma College Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Library Center for Sex & Culture Chevron Corporation Children's Hospital & Research Center Oakland Children's Hospital, Oakland Children's Museum at La Habra Chinese Historical Society of America (CHSA) Chula Vista Public Library City College of San Francisco City of Portland Archives and Records Management Clear Channel Outdoor CNN DC News Library CNN Los Angeles Bureau Coastline Community College College of San Mateo Library College of the Canyons Columbia College Library Community Vocational Enterprises (CVE) Computer History Museum Contra Costa College Library Cosumnes River College Library County of Los Angeles Public Library County of Riverside County of Santa Clara Covina Public Library Crocker Art Museum CSU Channel Islands CSU Dominguez Hills CSU Fullerton, Pollak Library CSU IMAGE Project CSU Los Angeles CSU, Bakersfield - Walter Stern Library CSU, California Maritime Academy Library CSU, Channel Islands & the Western Foundation of Vertebrate Zoology (WFVZ) CSU, Dominguez Hills - Reference Department CSU, Long Beach - Library & Academic Technology Services CSU, Sacramento CSU, San Bernardino - John M. Pfau Library CSU, San Marcos Daly City Public Library Diocese of Orange County, Media Center Dominican University of California, Archbishop Alemany Library Downey City Library E! Entertainment Television Earlham College Lilly Library East Los Angeles College, Helen Miller Bailey Library ebrary EIP - Verenium Information Resource Center Elan Pharmaceuticals Elsevier Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) Escondido Public Library Exploratorium Exploratorium Learning Commons Falconer Biology Library, Stanford University Flossmoor Public Library Fullerton College Fullerton Public Library Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual Transgender Historical Society Gen-Probe Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary Golden Gate University, Law Library Graduate Theological Union Graduate Theological Union Archives Grossmont College HACU National Internship Program Hayward Area Historical Society Hayward Public Library Helen Crocker Russell Library of Horticulture Hewlett Packard History San Jose Holocaust Center of Northern California Holt Labor Library Hoover Institution Archives Hope International University, Darling Library Humboldt State University Library - Special Collections Humboldt State University Office of Economic and Community Development Huntington Beach Public Library Huntington Hospital Innovative Interfaces Irvine Company Irvine Valley College Irwindale Public Library Kaiser Permanente, San Francisco Medical Center Library Kaiser Permanente, Vallejo Medical Center - Health Sciences Library Keys School Krames Laguna College of Art & Design Lake County Library District Lane Medical Library and Knowledge Management Center Library of the Marine Corps, Marine Corps University Libros Latinos Lincoln Public Library LO*OP Center, Inc. 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