Consider InSite.

InSite Internship Opportunities

InSite is all about Problem Solving. InSite is real 21st Century problems to be solved. Interns have the opportunity to focus on a project with the goal of creating a professional presentation of results at the end of the eight-week session. Internships are in the areas of Information Technology, Communications and other areas with problems to solve.

2008 InSite Partners - Take a Look at This Year's Opportunities!

• Acumium
  Acumium is an e-business consulting and development firm that aims to help organizations understand and leverage information and communication technologies to help them succeed. Acumium prides itself in working closely with its clients to develop a detailed plan of action and making sure the plan is completed on time and on budget. With extensive experience in web content management, e-commerce web development, application development, and strategic planning, Acumium touts an impressive repertoire of clients including on the international arena.

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• Electronic Theatre Controls (ETC)
  ETC (Electronic Theatre Controls) is a global leader in the manufacture of lighting products and systems for entertainment and architectural application. The company's spotlights, dimmers and control consoles are the standard throughout the industry, with customers like the Metropolitan Opera, Disney, network TV shows, performing arts centers, houses of worship, hotels, schools and regional theaters worldwide. Founded in Madison in 1975, ETC was a college project that grew into a major business, with Fred Foster as chief executive officer.

  ETC has its international headquarters in Middleton, Wisconsin, and offices in New York, Hollywood, Orlando, Hong Kong, Copenhagen, Veenendaal (the Netherlands), Rome, London, Berlin, and Holzkirchen (Germany). ETC employs over 640 people worldwide, with over 500 in Middleton. The headquarters have become a local landmark in their own right, featuring a massive atrium designed to look like a 1940s city-street stage set.

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• RP's Pastas
  While touring Europe as a stage carpenter for dance companies, founder and owner Peter Robertson fell in love with the food of Italy. He began studying traditional fresh pasta and began making authentic fresh pasta on his own. Today, RP's makes pasta at its facility on East Wilson Street in Madison, Wisconsin, using a meticulous hand-rolled process to produce pastas of the highest quality. RP's operates a retail store on-site, sells at summer farmers markets, and distributes its products to dozens of restaurants and grocery stores in the Upper Midwest. Robertson teaches classes on the history of pasta, cooking with pasta and sauces, and the nutritional benefits

  of pasta.

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• Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, a nonprofit.
  The nonprofit Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters connects people and ideas from all areas of knowledge and all walks of life to celebrate thought, culture, and nature in our state and help solve our common problems. We offer solid information straight from the source in all fields of human inquiry and provide a community where citizens and experts can exchange ideas. By doing this, the Wisconsin Academy provides a unique and valuable service to our state. The Wisconsin Academy serves as a catalyst for ideas and action through exciting programs with which you can easily connect. Wisconsin Academy's four core programs are the Wisconsin Idea at the Wisconsin Academy, art gallery in Overture, Wisconsin People & Ideas, and their public forums, Academy Evenings.
  
  

• The Wisconsin Academy, founded in 1870, is an independent, nonprofit organization, separate from state government and the university. The organization is funded by grants, private endowments and its members.

WCATY is excited about these partnerships and the opportunities and challenges it offers to the areas brightest high school students.