Job and Study Opportunities
As part of our services for Returned Missioners we created this Resource page that lists available job positions with various organizations and study opportunities.
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Volunteer Coordinator, Father Beiting Appalachian Mission Center, Louisa, KY
The Father Beiting Appalachian Mission Center (FBAMC) in Louisa, Kentucky, is seeking a full-time Volunteer Coordinator to serve in the Appalachian area of Eastern Kentucky. FBAMC offers home repairs to those in need with over 300 volunteers each year providing the workforce. It has overnight youth camps and a Christmas distribution as well as supporting community facilities. The center is looking for a motivated individual desiring to serve in the name of our Lord. For details, please see this job description. If interested in learning more please contact Sue Michael at 606-638-0219.
Fordham Graduate Program in International Political Economy and Development
Fordham University’s Graduate Program in International Political Economy and Development (Fordham IPED) is very much interested in receiving applications from returned Maryknoll lay missioners. It is their policy to give preference to applicants who have successfully completed their service as a volunteer for an international development organization and who wish to specialize in International Development Studies. Returned Maryknoll lay missioners are strong candidates in the competition for admission into our program as well as for financial aid awards. Former volunteers who seek careers with international relief and development organizations are strong candidates for the Arrupe Fellowship. Among former Maryknoll lay missioners who graduated from the IPED Program is Gregory Fischer (Class of 2012, Brazil). For more information, visit iped.fordham.edu or email iped@fordham.edu.
Fordham Graduate Program in International Political Economy and Development
Fordham University’s Graduate Program in International Political Economy and Development (Fordham IPED) is very much interested in receiving applications from returned Maryknoll lay missioners. It is their policy to give preference to applicants who have successfully completed their service as a volunteer for an international development organization and who wish to specialize in International Development Studies. Returned Maryknoll lay missioners are strong candidates in the competition for admission into our program as well as for financial aid awards. Former volunteers who seek careers with international relief and development organizations are strong candidates for the Arrupe Fellowship. Among former Maryknoll lay missioners who graduated from the IPED Program is Gregory Fischer (Class of 2012, Brazil). For more information, visit iped.fordham.edu or email iped@fordham.edu.
All MKLM Returned Missioners are encouraged to share job openings and study opportunities on this web page. Please send an e-mail to alwaysamissioner@mklm.org, including the following information:
Organization/Company name
Location of position/study opportunity (city and state)
Title of position if applicable
Brief description of position/skills required if applicable
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