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The
Space
Frontier
Foundation
is
seeking
two
interns
for
the
summer
of
2010.
Interns
will
be
provided
with
room
and
board
at
the
home
of
our
Chairman
of
the
Board,
Bob
Werb,
in
Nyack,
NY
along
with
a,
$75
per
week,
stipend.
The
Barth
‐
Werb’s
live
in
a
large,
historic,
4
story,
4
family
house.
There
is
little
air
conditioning
and
a
lot
of
fans.
The
house
is
work
in
progress.
The
family
has
a
welcoming
but
informal
style.
Snacks
are
available
and
family
meals
(often
on
paper
plates)
are
provided
with
attempts
to
meet
interns’
preferences.
Interns
are
welcomed
to
use
the
kitchen.
The
Barth
‐
Werb
family
has
five
children
between
the
ages
of
16
and
24.
Depending
on
how
many
are
home
for
the
summer
the
two
interns
may
be
sharing
a
room.
Interns
will
each
have
a
cubical
in
Mr.
Werb’s
office
located
in
the
same
building
as
his
home.
If
they
don’t
bring
their
own
computer,
one
will
be
made
available.
They
will
be
expected
to
work
40
hours
per
week.
They
will
report
directly
to
Mr.
Werb
and
interact
remotely
with
a
number
of
other
key
players
in
the
Foundation.
Nyack
is
a
small
town
with
a
diverse
population,
including
Hispanics,
African
Americans
and
Haitians,
ranging
from
poor
people
in
the
projects
to
extremely
wealthy
on
estates.
Located
on
the
Hudson
River
near
the
Tappan
Zee
Bridge,
Nyack
is
about
a
40
minutes
drive
or
1:15
by
bus
to
midtown
Manhattan.
The
Barth
‐
Werb
family
sails
and
an
intern
with
sailing
experience
will
be
welcome
to
borrow
a
boat.
Biking
and
hiking
are
popular
Hudson
Valley
activities.
The
town
has
a
charming
downtown
with
restaurants,
shops
and
an
active
bar
scene
on
the
weekends.
Both
interns
will
be
provided
with
transportation
to
and
from,
as
well
as
room
and
board
at,
our
annual
conference
to
be
held
at
NASA’s
Ames
Research
Center
in
Mountain
View,
California,
Friday,
July
23,
through
Sunday,
July
25.
Attending
the
conference
is
a
requirement
and
will
be
a
major
opportunity
to
gather
additional
video
material.
(See
below.)
Because
we
are
seeking
very
specific
skills
we
are
listing
three
possible
jobs
for
only
two
positions.
Video
Producer
One
intern
will
start
by
posting
our
large
library
of
video
material
from
recent
years’
conferences
online.
Once
the
material
has
been
reviewed
and
posted
he
or
she
will
produce
a
series
of
short,
compelling,
YouTube
style
videos
from
existing
and
new
material.
New
material
can
be
obtained
by
Skype
with
any
number
of
leaders
in
the
NewSpace
community
or
by
using
a
camera
for
people
here
in
the
New
York
area,
as
well
as
those
attending
the
conference.
Unless
the
intern
brings
something
better,
the
available
camera
is
a
Panasonic
SDR
‐
H18.
We
seek
a
volunteer
with
previous
video
production
experience.
Please
provide
links
to
videos
you
have
produced.
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