welsh
Junkmaster
So what do you have planned for the summer.
Me, work on a dissertation and do some traveling (I hope). Suppose to go to Canada for a week next month- Montreal and Toronto. And before you ask UJ, no, I am bringing my wife and won't visit you.
Maybe also do a bit of travel out west to see National Parks.
Speaking of which- for those of you who are not sure what to do, try contacting the National Parks, probably through the Department of the Interior. They do a lot of summer hiring and a lot of it is college students looking to make a few bucks. I don't think it's limited to Americans either, though it hopes to speak English. I think you can actually split your time between a number of parks and don't have to work full time. Pay is good and they provide housing- so it's not a bad way to spend a few weeks in the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone or Yosemite. Spend the summer working with other college students and take advantage of the off-time to see some great country.
For more info- http://www.sep.nps.gov/
http://www.nps.gov/personnel/general.htm
I also know a lot of the beach areas in the US hire foreign nationals. On the East End of Long Island there are a lot of Irish students working through the summer. I saw this site, and maybe it can help-
http://www.coolworks.com/
For those interested in foreign study- Check out the SUNY Study Abroad- Cheap programs from Argentina to Vietnam
http://www.studyabroad.com/suny/
Me, work on a dissertation and do some traveling (I hope). Suppose to go to Canada for a week next month- Montreal and Toronto. And before you ask UJ, no, I am bringing my wife and won't visit you.
Maybe also do a bit of travel out west to see National Parks.
Speaking of which- for those of you who are not sure what to do, try contacting the National Parks, probably through the Department of the Interior. They do a lot of summer hiring and a lot of it is college students looking to make a few bucks. I don't think it's limited to Americans either, though it hopes to speak English. I think you can actually split your time between a number of parks and don't have to work full time. Pay is good and they provide housing- so it's not a bad way to spend a few weeks in the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone or Yosemite. Spend the summer working with other college students and take advantage of the off-time to see some great country.
For more info- http://www.sep.nps.gov/
http://www.nps.gov/personnel/general.htm
I also know a lot of the beach areas in the US hire foreign nationals. On the East End of Long Island there are a lot of Irish students working through the summer. I saw this site, and maybe it can help-
http://www.coolworks.com/
For those interested in foreign study- Check out the SUNY Study Abroad- Cheap programs from Argentina to Vietnam
http://www.studyabroad.com/suny/