NOTICE FOR STUDENT INTERNS – FALL SEMESTER, 2010
The Greater North Michigan Avenue Association’s (GNMAA) Planning and Advocacy Division is seeking an intern to work on various Urban Planning and Policy related projects during the fall semester of the 2010/2011 academic year.
Work will include:
o Assistance with the creation of brochures related to signage and ordinances involved with uses of the public right-of-way.
o Assisting the Planning & Advocacy Division in updating and expanding the existing demographic and economic overview of the GNMAA area.
o Coordination of long-range physical planning proposals within the GNMAA area including open space, streetscape plans and transportation related plans.
o Administrative support for the various planning committees and task forces related to GNMAA.
o Other duties/projects as assigned.
Applicants should be available to work ____ hours/week (flexible), during regular office hours. A background in research and urban planning is highly desirable, as is the ability to work with diverse groups of people. Proficiency with MS Office Suite is required.
If interested, please send a résumé with cover letter via mail, fax or email to:
Philip Levin
GNMAA Planning Director
625 N. Michigan Avenue, Suite 401
Chicago, IL 60611
(312) 344-2318 direct
(312) 642.3826 fax
plevin@gnmaa.com
The Greater North Michigan Avenue Association (GNMAA) is the leading community organization that represents and informs the many and diverse interests within its geographical boundaries - Randolph Street to North Avenue, Lake Michigan to the North Branch Canal. The Association seeks to preserve, promote and enhance a vibrant, growing and stable community by identifying, articulating and serving the needs of membership.
Originally named The North Central Association, the Association was formed in 1912 to provide unity and vision for the area. The Association's name was changed to The Greater North Michigan Avenue Association in 1942 to reflect the neighborhood's physical expansion of retail merchants, banks, real estate firms, office buildings and service organizations on the near north side. Ninety-six years later, the Association retains its original community spirit as volunteer led committees collaborate to preserve, promote and enhance the neighborhood through urban planning and advocacy, marketing and public relations, and member events and programs.
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