Academic Resource Management Offers information on research fellowships and science internship opportunities primarily for undergraduate students. Applicants may apply on-line for research or lab positions in science, engineering and related majors. Some opportunities also exist for faculty and post-grad students.
Council On Environment Quality: Students will advise the President on national and international environmental policy matters.
Direct Marketing Association: This national non-profit has a listing service for hundreds of national internships - many of them are paid. Direct marketing is not just about getting junk mail in your box. Its various methods serve many industries and interests.
The Environmental Careers Organization (ECO): a national, non-profit organization that protects and enhances the environment through the development of professionals, the promotion of careers and inspiration of individual action. More than 8,500 interns have been placed in paid internships nationwide since 1972. Each year about 650 ECO Associates are placed in paid internships at local, state, and federal government agencies, non-profits, private corporations and consulting firms across the country.
The Fund for American Studies: Sponsored by Georgetown University, this summer internship emphasizes three Washington D.C.-based internship areas for students interested in US policy or government affairs: comparative political and economic systems; business and government affairs; or political journalism.
Institute for Experimental Learning: They offer a number internships in the Washington, D.C. area. Interns may serve in Federal agencies, the house or senate, the Supreme Court, the Department of State and even inside foreign embassies located in the area for Mexico, Korea, France, Sri Lanka and a few other nations. They recruit three times per year. Watch their deadlines! Most internships are unpaid.
InternshipPrograms.com: Offers a free site for students, employers and college staff to exchange information on internship programs. The site hosts data sheets on hundreds of companies which give detailed information about the company and the internship opportunities. Students may also apply directly on-line for many of the companies.
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Internships-USA.com You can access this service for free over the Web, thanks to SUU Career Services and our subscription to this Super Site! Go to this site, select The Internship Series On Line and enter username: intern08 password: work
This service publishes several internship and seasonal job guides such as The Big Green Book (ecology), The Complete Guide to Season State Park Employment, The History Internship Book, The Resort Internship and Seasonal Employment Guide and Washington Internships in Law and Policy. These books and guides are available in Career Services, Sharwan Smith Center 101 or save yourself a trip in and follow the link. ****
John F. Kennedy Center: Internships at the Kennedy Center are designed to offer meaningful learning experiences for people interested in performing arts management and/or arts education. Upper-level undergraduate students, graduate students, and students who have not been out of school for more than two years are eligible. All majors are encouraged to apply!
Magazine Publishers of America: With more than 240 publishing titles and 1,400 titles among its membership, this non-profit industry association offers a listing of internships available at member magazines such as Vibe, People, Nickelodeon, Gear, YM, Reader's Digest and more.
Newfound Harbor Marine Institute: Offers internships in marine environmental education in the Florida Keys. Programs run September to December of January to May. Deadlines are July 1 for Fall and October 15 for Spring. Interns gain professional training, skill development and academic credit while receiving room and board, a monthly stipend and a travel bonus.
People to People International: a non-political, non-profit organization founded by President Dwight D. Eisenhower, the organization seeks to place students in internships and study abroad programs in a wide range of fields. Internships also include a series of issue oriented, short-term seminars on policy, issues and events.
Rainforest Action Network: A non-profit organization based in San Francisco, this group works to protect the Earth's rainforests and support the rights of their inhabitants through education, grassroots organizing and non-violent direct action. Interns can serve any 3-month period.
Rising Star: Seeks production interns for music videos.
Student Conservation Association: Interns can serve at any number of national parks, national recreation areas, national forests or other federally-supported locations. Interns assist with building and maintaining trails, assisting programs and personnel within the parks and a variety of other outdoor assignments. Students have ample time off to explore and hike their assigned areas. Internships are unpaid, but lodging, meals and travel are included.
Studentjobs.gov: More than 100 different intern programs are listed on this site, many of them are paid. Have you ever wanted to intern for the CIA?
The Student Search System, Inc.: Specializes in finding internships and entry-level employment for college technical students. Specialties include engineering, math, computer and other technical disciplines.
Students with Disabilities: There are several disability-specific internships sites including: Microsoft – AAPD Federal I.T. Internship Program http://www.aapd-dc.org ; The Washington Center for Internships and Academic Seminars, Scholarship Program for College Students With Disabilities http://www.twc.edu/students/financial_federal.shtml ; Workforce Recruitment Program http://www.dol.gov/odep/pubs/brochures/wrp1.html ; Mitsubishi Electric America Foundation – AAPD Congressional Internship Program http://www.aapd-dc.org
US State Department: A summer internship program helping the American embassy, writing reports, composing classified cables, and working on various projects given by staff.
The Washington Center for Internships: TWC is a nonprofit, educational organization that provides full-time internships and short-term academic seminars for college students from over 1000 colleges and universities in the US and abroad who seek a quality, supervised internship worthy of academic credit.
Washington Semester and World Capitals Programs: Offered by the American University, this program offers two summer sessions which take interns into the work site 4-1/2 days per week with a faculty led seminar the other 1/2 day. Students earn 3 academic credits which are transferable to their home school. Internships are available in: national government & politics; economic policy and international business; print and broadcast media & communication; foreign policy & international affairs; arts & humanities; justice & law.
White House Government Internships: Interns at the Social Office help plan White House dinners and other gatherings. Other government internships are working for the Chief of Staff, Counsel to the President, Office of the First Lady, the National AIDS Policy and other offices.
InfraGard National Members Alliance (INMA) (www.infragardmembers.org) - We have over 25,000 members in 86 chapters across the country. We are affiliated with the FBI. Our mission is to connect the owners and operators of the critical infrastructures at the local level with the Federal, state and local law enforcement agencies and other Federal organizations (i.e., DHS, ATF, etc.). An intern for this organization would assist in membership 'customer service', working with the National Board of Directors, assisting in planning of meetings and projects and working with the FBI and other organizations at the national level to forge these relationships and work these projects. Posted 5/12/2008
Cyber Conflict Studies Association (CCSA) (www.cyberconflict.org) - This is a much smaller organization. We are comprised of a Board of Directors and plan quarterly workshops with various other organizations (usually universities) to promote the research agenda in the arena of cyber conflict studies (i.e., Deterrence, Attribution, Visualization, Response, Legal/Technology/Policy Issues). An intern for this organization would assist in updating the web site, the research agenda and responding to data calls.
Springville Museum of Modern Art - Stewart Fellowship Application
period through May 23rd, 2008. This is a paid, temporary position at the
Museum. It is a great opportunity to gain professional experience in a
dynamic and beautiful envrionment. Please see the attached pdf for further details.
Phoenix Art Museum is pleased to announce its fall 2008 internships!
Positions are available in a variety of fields and for all majors. Fall interns work approximately 10-20 hours per week, from September - November/December, for a total of at least 120 hours. For a summary of the internship Click Here. To print the internship application Click Here. Posted 7/7/2008
Johns Hopkins University, Center for Talented Youth. Job Title and Number: Resident Assistant Salary/Pay: Competitive, includes room and board Hours: Summer. Posted 4/29/2008
Johns Hopkins University’s Center for Talented Youth (CTY) program offers two sessions of an intense 3-week academic program at 30 locations, mostly on the east and west coasts. CTY staff work with exceptional students, connect with dynamic colleagues, and gain invaluable experience.
Our programs host academically talented students ranging from 2nd-10th grade (different sites serve different age populations—most focus on students from the 7th-10th grades). The role of a Resident Assistant is to care for, supervise and engage the students in our summer program whenever they are not in class. This includes organizing activities and events, responding to emergency situations, fostering community among students, and helping students build connections between their academic experience and life outside the classroom. More information about this, and other positions at CTY is available at: www.cty.jhu.edu/summer/employment. Qualifications: Minimum GPA of 3.2; experience working with children and/or student programming strongly preferred Location: 30 locations, mostly east and west coast US Contact Information/How to Apply: cty.jhu.edu/summer/employment Closing Date: 5/20/08
Honda of America Mfg., Inc. in Marysville and Anna, OH are still looking for co-op/intern candidates for this summer! We have openings in the following areas of study:
Weld Engineering
Mechanical Eng.
Information Technology/IS
Supply Chain/Purchasing (requires a summer/fall commitment)
Environmental/Safety & Industrial Hygiene
Human Resources
Color Science related.
TO APPLY: www.ohio.honda.apply2jobs.com Posted:4/29/2008
The Public and International Affairs Office of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Public Affairs Intern Salary/Pay: Unpaid Hours: 40hours/week Job Description: The Public and International Affairs Office in Washington, D.C. is a satellite office of the Public Affairs Department of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The three goals of the office are to: 1. Increase awareness, 2. Provide answers, and 3. Build bridges. International and U.S. government outreach is essential to accomplishing these goals. Location: Washington, DC Start Date: September 2, 2008 (start date flexible according to school schedule) Approximately 16 weeks Posted 4/29/2008
Contact Information/How to Apply: Applicants must e-mail a resume and cover letter to Taylor Simmons at simmonstm@ldschurch.org. Cover letters should be addressed to Kenneth Bowler. Closing Date: June 12, 2008
Internal Auditor Stations Casino click on icon then click on apply online today. Then click on Station Casinos Corporate office. Find internal auditor click on select and apply.
Rio Tinto Procurement, Salt Lake City, Utah Intern – Human Resources
Bettis Laboratory seeks candidates for its summer intern program during the fall of each year. Bettis Laboratory hires the following: Engineers (all disciplines), Physicists, Chemists, Mathematicians, Computer Scientists/Computer Engineers, Drafters/Animators, and more. Click the icon for more information.
Nestle USA Wide variety of internships with Nestle USA For more information click here.
Karen Shepard Internship. The Karen Shepard Fund is now accepting applications for interns to work with Democratic candidates running for office in Utah. For more information click here.
Utah Department of Health Asthma Program. For more information click here. To print an application click here.
Utah Transit Authority internship. For more information click here.
Visit: www.boeing.com
Washington County Water Conservancy District Internship
Salary/Pay: $12.00/hour
Hours: Flexible M-F hours, some Saturdays required Posted 3/4/2008
Job description: Full to part-time. Under the supervision of the Conservation Coordinator the intern will be responsible for performing Residential Water Checks. This involves interaction with customers within Washington County Utah. Training will be provided. Water Checks involve operation of a sprinkler system to determine the amount of water being applied, the uniformity of application, soil type and determining an appropriate irrigation schedule.
Qualifications: Applicants must be personable, self-motivated and enjoy working outdoors. Basic math skills are required. Ability to operate a computer, including MS Office software is required. A valid driver’s license is required. Preference will be given to applicants pursuing a degree in water conservation, horticulture, soil science or environmental science.
Contact Information/How to Apply: Applications are available at the Washington County Water Conservancy District Offices located 136 North 100 East, St. George, UT 84770 or an application can be requested via email: jbreckenridge@utah.gov
Contact Person: Julie Breckenridge. Closing Date: May 1, 2008
Novell, Inc. Location: Provo, UT 84606 Posted 3/3/2008
Job Title and Number: Software Engineer Intern/Part -time position 7351
Salary/Pay: negotiable
Hours: 20 hours per week
This is a full time or part time intern position depending on school schedule.
Job Description: Purpose/Job Summary: Provide assistance to Build Engineers developing programs and scripts used to automate the setup of build environments.
Duties and Responsibilities:
- Program and maintain automation software for build
- Accept other assignments as required.
Qualifications: Minimum Qualifications:
- Programming skills; scripting languages (i.e Perl, PHP), XML, MySQL, HTML, JAVA, web design
- Working towards degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Electrical Engineering or other technical field
- Proficiency in computer software and hardware troubleshooting.
- Excellent interpersonal, communication skills.
- Excellent team player: flexible, responsive, and customer-focused.
- Excellent analytical, Detail oriented, interpersonal, communication, and technical writing skills .
- Ability to analyze complex issues and alternative solutions, making logical decisions based on overall system needs.
- Ability to prioritize tasks and manage time efficiently.
- High level of initiative and self motivation.
Preferred Skills:
- Programming experience preferred.
- Good understanding of Novell products, solutions, and internal processes and operations.
- Familiar with networking equipment including: switches, routers, cabling, etc.
- Must be self motivated, willing to learn, dependable.
- Experience with several different Unix operating systems including: Linux, Windows, Solaris, Aix is strongly desired.
Disclaimer: This job description is for informational purposes, to describe the primary duties, skills and abilities necessary to meet the requirements of this position. This description is not intended to be an exhaustive list of all requirements or essential functions; it is subject to change at any time.
Novell is an equal opportunity employer and an advocate for workforce diversity. Contact Information/How to Apply: send resume to sugerken@novell.com please include job # 7351
Washington County Water Conservancy District. Posted 2/29/2008
Salary/Pay: $12/hr
Hours: Flexible M-F hours, some Saturdays required
Job Description: Full to part-time. Under the supervision of the Conservation Coordinator the intern will be responsible for performing Residential Water Checks. This involves interaction with customers within Washington County Utah. Training will be provided. Water Checks involve operation of a sprinkler system to determine the amount of water being applied, the uniformity of application, soil type and determining an appropriate irrigation schedule.
Qualifications: Applicants must be personable, self-motivated and enjoy working outdoors. Basic math skills are required. Ability to operate a computer, including MS Office software is required. A valid driver’s license is required. Preference will be given to applicants pursuing a degree in water conservation, horticulture, soil science or environmental science.
Location: 136 N 100 E
St. George UT
(435) 673-3617
Contact Information / How to Apply: Applications are available at the Washington County Water Conservancy District Offices located 136 North 100 East, St. George, UT 84770 or an application can be requested via email: jbreckenridge@utah.gov
Contact Person: Julie Breckenridge. Closing Date: May 1, 2008
STATE OF UTAH - Office of the State Auditor. Posted 2/29/2008
INTERN - STAFF AUDITOR: Salary $16.14/Hr. Utah State Auditor’s Office in Salt Lake City, Utah. Performs professional entry level auditing duties for financial, compliance, and special audits of state departments, agencies, and institutions of higher education. Audits financial reports for proper reporting in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. Audits financial operations for compliance with federal and state laws and regulations and with state policies and procedures. Reviews and evaluates internal controls related to financial reporting, financial operations, and compliance. This position is a time limited position with no benefits, with a possibility of converting to a full-time career service position with benefits upon completion of Master’s Degree in Accounting, or a Master’s Degree in Business Administration, or Finance with an undergraduate degree in Accounting.
QUALIFICATIONS: Seniors in a university accounting program or in the Master’s of Accounting program. Please indicate clearly on your resume.
TIMEFRAME: Full Time May 12 to August 22; or May 12 to December 19; or August 25 to December 19
OR
Full Time: May 12 to August 22; and Part Time August 25 to December 19
Apply online at https://statejobs.utah.gov and submit complete official college transcripts to Utah State Auditor’s, Attn: Maria Fandl, State Capitol Complex E310, P.O. Box 142310, Salt Lake City, UT 84114-2310. Closing Date: March 14, 2008
Americans for the Arts announces their internship program open to all majors.
Auto-Owners Insurance Company. Salary: Competitive. Hours: 8:00 am to 4:30 pm. Description: Perform a job within the company that will allow the participant to explore career opportunities in an employment setting while allowing the Company to evaluate the participant's qualifications for future employment. Work is performed under close supervision. Learn the essential functions of the job being performed. Assist with other duties as assigned within the department or elsewhere on request. Should possess the ability to write routine reports and correspondence. Qualifications: All Majors. Location: Draper, UT. Apply online at: www.auto-owners.com Indicate position interested in as Internship. Closing Date: April 30, 2008
Business, Communications or Humanities intern wanted.
Southern Utah University - Career Services has an unpaid internship opportunity available for the right student. We are looking for a combination of communications, public relations and/or marketing. Computer skills important. Credit available. Contact Career Services for details. 435-586-5420.
Cherry Creek Radio is looking for an intern! Click Link: PDF
The Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation Internship Program (2008-2009) was established to develop the next generation of liberty-minded leaders and entrepreneurs. Year-long paid program. Interns engage in key Foundation projects while simultaneously learning and applying Market Based Management® For more information see Michael Carmine in Career Services. www.cgkfoundation.org
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Public and International Affairs Office. Closes: March 17, 2008. Intern: UNpaid. 40 hours per week. Job Description: The Public and International Affairs Office of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is seeking an intern during spring/summer 2008. The internship will last approximately 16 weeks (full time), begging on or around April 29, 2008. The internship is not paid. Overview of the Office: The Public and International Affairs Office in Washington, D.C. is a satellite office of the Public Affairs Department of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The three goals of the office are to: 1. Increase awareness, 2. Provide answers, and 3. Build bridges. International and U.S. government outreach is essential to accomplishing these goals. Each year, the office hosts events to strengthen relationships with ambassadors to the United States and other diplomats and increase awareness of the Church and its missions among the international community. Some of these events include the Festival of Lights Celebration at the Washington, D.C. Temple, an Islamic Translation Series reception and dinner, a Western Family Picnic and a luncheon for Ambassadors’ Wives. Additionally, the office monitors legislation and other events on Capitol Hill and elsewhere that may significantly affect the Church and its members. Intern Duties and Responsibilities Depending on his/her skills and interests, an intern could expect to assist with planning, execution and follow-up for the events listed above. He/she should demonstrate outstanding skills in writing, creativity, research, problem solving, interpersonal communication and detailed event planning. He/she will also be expected to help with office tasks, running errands, assisting with mass mailings, reception duties, etc. Interns will be expected to wear Sunday dress and act professionally and to meet the internship-credit criteria of their sponsoring university, if applicable. Qualifications: Preference will be given students already accepted into an International Studies, Political Science or Public Relations program at an accredited university, although students in other programs are also encouraged to apply. Location: Washington, D.C. Contact Information/How to Apply: Applicants must e-mail a resume and cover letter to Taylor Simmons at simmonstm@ldschurch.org. Cover letters should be addressed to Kenneth Bowler. Contact: Ms. Taylor Simmons, Public and International Affairs Office, 2520 L Street, NW Suite 200, Washington, D.C. 20037, E-mail: simmonstm@ldschurch.org Phone: 202-448-3333 Fax: 202-448-3330.
C.M. Russell Museum is looking for an Intern for their Dufresne Scholar Award, $3,000 stipend, 35 hrs. per week. The C.M. Russell Museum strongly believes that an internship must be a mutually beneficial educational experience for the Intern and the Museum. In addition, the Museum recognizes the importance of exploring how the Museum fits into a greater community context and encourages the Intern to explore the variety of cultural opportunities that Great Falls and the state of Montana have to offer. Therefore, additional learning opportunities will be made available to the Intern, and will include a choice of activities such as: • Opportunities to participate in publication of Museum documents • Opportunities to design and implement projects • Public presentations on Museum collections • Field trips and/or passes to other local museums
• Weekly Staff/Intern Luncheons • Artists Lunch • Field trips to points of historical and artistic interest. Closes: March 31, 2008.
Deseret Laboratories has an internship available for a: Lab Tech. This internship pays $12 hr. Hours are from 8:00AM - 5:00PM. Internship Description: Completes required laboratory tests on food grade supplements and OTC products for a manufacturing company. Qualifications: This position requires a high school degree with preference given to advanced education in a scientific field. Apply in person to: Location: 1414 E. 3850 S., St. George, UT 84790, Closing Date: Open until filled.
DESERT ROCKS MUSIC FESTIVAL has a voluntary Marketing Internship position. Weekly work (10 hr. per week) will be based from your local city. The internshi-p concludes in Moab, UT at the Desert Rockw Music Festival. Closes January 10, 2008.
GE INFORMATION MANAGEMENT LEADERSHIP PROGRAM and INTERNSHIP PROGRAM. The IMLP program provides unparalleled experience in Enterprise IT and is a great career opportunity. It does require the student to live in the Northeast and be highly mobile. Nathan Wilkey, Program Manager - Identity Mgmt., GE Corporate, T - (203) 944-6328, D - *233-6328. nathan.wilkey@ge.com
Girl Scouts of Utah. Check out these great Spring 2008 internship opportunities in Camp & Outdoor Administration, Communications / Public Relations, Development & Alumni Relations, Human Resources Management, Museum & Library Science, Non-Profit Governance. Also, Closes: March 1, 2008, Kitchen Supervisor Internship. Apply to Amy Hugh at 800-678-7809, ext 21 or ahugh@gsutah.org
GRAND CANYON TRUST / Identification of Reference Areas on the Dixie, and Fishlake National Forests. Intern Position: Grand Canyon Trust (GCT) is seeking one intern for the summer of 2008, who is familiar with western botany, ecology, and field work. The intern will help identify, characterize, and recommend reference areas for riparian and other eco-types on two of Utah’s southern National Forests: the Dixie, and Fishlake Forests. There will also be some survey work along riparian areas outside of the National Forests. The intern must be available to take a week long training course from June 7 to June 15. The intern will be paid during the training and GCT will pay the course fee. The course will teach a Rapid Stream-Riparian Assessment (RSRA) protocol which will be used during summer field work. The course will be taught by Dr. Peter Stacey of the University of New Mexico. The field course will be conducted near Boulder, Utah and camping at the site will be provided. Meals during the course are included with the training fee. This job posting is for: A student intern for a 12 week period including the RSRA training course to begin on June 2 and extending sequentially for 6 weeks to July 11. There will be a nine day hiatus and then work will start again on July 21 and continue until August 29. This intern will assist with stream assessments as well as reference area surveys and will be required to assist with report preparation. Most of the field work will be in the Fremont and Sevier River Watersheds of southern Utah. The watersheds field work will include areas which either have been or will be restored or conserved. The interns will work with David Smuin, hydrologist, and Dr. Mary O’Brien, botanist, to develop a set of “gold standard” ecological reference areas. For specific tasks, desired qualifications, purpose of field work, and additional information, Contact: David Smuin at 435/491-0540 drselk@yahoo.com or dsmuin@grandcanyontrust.org The position is for 12 weeks, 40 hrs/week @ $12 per/hr. Hours/week can be variable depending on project and intern needs. Mileage for personal vehicles used for field work will be reimbursed at $0.485/mile. Lodging for intern when not camping in the field can be provided at Mary’s home in Castle Valley, Utah or David’s home in Teasdale, Utah. Otherwise, the intern will be camping. Intern will be responsible for providing their own meals. Intern Application Materials Include: Resume of educational and work experience, Interest in this reference areas project and tasks, Sample of scientific documentation by applicant (e.g., write-up of field work, research), Names, positions, and contact information for three references. The Three Forests Coalition (see www.threeforests.org ), of which Grand Canyon Trust (see www.grandcanyontrust.org) is a coalition member, is encouraging the three national forests of Utah to compare ecological and biodiversity conditions in a least-impacted reference area for each major vegetation type with similar vegetation types in areas managed for roads, livestock grazing, ORV use, camping, water diversions, and/or other activities. The Coalition wishes to cooperate with the three national forests in examining the potential for establishment of such reference areas. Additional information about the RSRA protocol can be found at http://biology.unm.edu/stacey/RUG-cover.pdf
Hughes & Associates, Inc. is accepting applications from accounting students for a paid internship. This position will include accounting and tax preparation. Please contact Tom Hughes: tom@hughestax.com or 435-867-1111.
Department of Information Technology has an opportunity for a programming intern. This is a paid student worker position. Programmer position with SUU's Information Technology Department. Responsibilities include designing, developing, testing, maintaining and documenting portlets for SUU's campus portal. Qualifications: Experience with the Java programming language required. Knowledge of SQL required. Strong analytical and troubleshooting skills required. Excellent written and verbal communication skills required. Must be self motivated and work well in a team environment. Apply to Parker Grimes at: Information Technology 865-8344
Interiors By Design - is currently offering internships to interior design and marketing students that are working toward a bachelors degree. Contact Melinda McNeal or (435) 229-9611.
iPROVO has an opportunity for a Field Tech Intern.
JCPENNEY / SUMMER MANAGEMENT INTERNSHIP. Closes: May 1, 2008. Pay: competitive. Hours: 40/wk. Job Description: Jump Start Your Internship with JCPenney. Our 10-week summer internship is high caliber and challenging. As part of the store sales team, you will experience firsthand the daily operations of a JCPenney store and be actively engaged in sales leadership, inventory flow, event planning and merchandise presentation. You will interact with senior store management who will coach and mentor you throughout the program and also receive training from our Home Office via our internal satellite broadcasts. Qualifications: 1) Must have completed junior year before June 2008, 2) Preferred 3.0 GPA, 3) Preferred Major in Business, Marketing or Merchandising (Other Majors Considered), 4) You will need a strong leadership skills, 5) Outstanding communication skills, 6) Retail Experience is a plus! Location: Las Vegas, NV. To Apply: Please email a word version of your resume to escheckt@jcpenney.com
Karen Shepherd Fund-offers internships during the summer session and fall semester of 2008. Interns are placed in the campaigns of Utah's Democratic candidates who support campaign finance and ethics reform and who are running for local, state, and federal races. Students will receive a stipend of $50 per week, agree to work 10 hours per week, and must write a evaluation of their experience. Course credit may also be given. For more information call Karen Shepherd at 532-5250 or visit the Karen Shepherd Fund website.
KSL 5 TV Marketing & Promotion Internship. 20 hour week (M-F)., 10:00 a.m. – 2 p.m. Non-Paid. Closes: March 4, 2008, or until filled. POSITION OBJECTIVE: KSL is pleased to announce the availability of a marketing and promotions internship for KSL 5 Television and ksl.com. We are looking for students who are interested in a NON-PAID learning opportunity, where they can extend their communications and marketing education beyond the classroom. The position is ideal for the student interested in pursuing a career in marketing, promotion and advertising in a multi-media environment. PURPOSE: Under the direction of the assigned internship coordinator, this KSL Marketing and Promotion internship is designed to provide students with a strong interest in broadcast and internet communications an opportunity to be involved with the daily operations of the KSL 5 marketing and promotions. Assignments might include: contributing and researching promotional ideas; involvement and participation in station events and promotions; updating daily website content; and daily involvement with station marketing activities. POSITION REQUIREMENTS: Needs to be registered at a university, college, community college or vocational-technical institute on a full-time basis. Priority will be given to students of junior/senior status, or in the last year of a community college or vocational-technical program. Prefer someone working toward a career in broadcast communications (marketing and promotions). Applicant needs to be in good academic standing and possess knowledge of current events. Needs to be organized, able to meet deadlines and be a self-starter. Proven ability to be precise and accurate. Good writing, production and conversational skills to transmit information clearly and efficiently. The internship will cover a quarter/semester period of approximately twenty (20) hours per week, with a schedule to be arranged by the intern, the intern coordinator and the intern's academic advisor. Hours may vary based on station events and activities. Work in compliance with Company policies and procedures. Work effectively in a team environment. Maintain a positive and cooperative rapport with staff, management, and clients. Proven ability to handle stress. Project an appropriate professional appearance and demeanor. Final discretion as to assignments while participating in the internship program will remain with KSL. Persons participating in the KSL-Programming internship need to understand that no guarantees are given for future employment. KSL may terminate internship at any time. Final selection of a KSL intern from among those expressing interest rests with KSL. Must sign and abide by the Internship Agreement. University or college must also sign and abide by the agreement. THE APPLICANT MUST SUBMIT: A completed internship application form. A current academic transcript. A letter from the applicant's university or college verifying arrangement of credit for the internship.
Leavitt for Congress Internship Position. Here is an opportunity for a highly motivated student to work with the David Leavitt for Congress campaign.
The Leavitt Group - has a great opportunity for college juniors and seniors to get real life business experience that can develop into a career. We are looking for bright, self motivated social individuals for a marketing/sales internship. Aspects of the internship include:
Sales training with possible placement upon graduation
Compensation for 10-15 work hours a week
Credit for an upper level finance course
Specialized training in an industry ripe with opportunities
Experience with a progressive and growing company .
For more information please contact Logan Mickel at 435-865-2922 or logan-mickel@leavitt.com
Lozier - Accounting Internship
Management & Training Corporation Excellent temporary position opportunity for a student or graduate seeking experience in Organizational Development. Master’s or Ph.D. student preferred. www.mtcjobs.com Contact them now for 2008 Summer Internship Program --- Summer Applicants are accepted from any field of university study, most common majors include Business, Corrections, Education, Finance, Human Resources, Information Technology. Minimum 3.5 GPA. Preference given to students who have completed their junior year but have not yet graduated. Apply now 801-693-2600.
The National Park Service, in partnership with the National Council for Preservation Education, is announcing their Historic Preservation Internships for Summer 2008. The program is designed to allow students in historic preservation programs and allied disciplines to gain an awareness of National Park Service cultural resource management activities and to
provide an opportunity to work alongside professionals in the field of historic preservation. A variety of positions in preservation and related fields are being offered at the National Park Service and partnering agencies. The information will also be available on the Web site of the National Park Service at www.cr.nps.gov/hps/tps/hpit_p.htm and the National Council at www.preservenet.cornell.edu/employ/ncpe.html . A downloadable application will be available from each site as well. The deadline for applications is February 15, 2008. If this is not the most appropriate email address to send this information to, please send a corrected address to my attention at NPS_HPS_Intern@nps.gov If you have any questions about the program, please do not hesitate to e-mail me at the above address, or call me at 202-354-2025. Guy M. Lapsley, Internship Program Coordinator, Heritage Preservation Services, National Park Service. T 202-354-2025, F 202-371-1616.
Project Vote Smart is once again searching for students to join their staff for a 10 week internship. The Project was founded in 1992 with the support of Founding Board members President Carter and President Ford, and forty other national leaders with the goal of providing citizens with" just the facts" . The Project covers over 40,000 candidates and elected officials seeking office from county commissioner to the Presidency. Students accepted into the National Internship Program will work in one of the following areas based on our needs and their qualifications: Candidate Interviews, Biographical Research, Information Technology Support, Lodge Services, Ranch Maintenance, Media Relations, Legislative Research, Membership Services, Fundraising, Publications. For more information see Career Services, and/or www.vote-smart.org Summer internships fill up quickly.
PURA VIDA COLLEGE OF MASSAGE THERAPY. Internship: Business and Marketing Students. PVCMT is looking for a ambitious, enthusiastic student who would like to do an internship assisting our School Director with marketing and recruiting. We are looking for someone who has computer skills for drafting and designing flyers, brochures, and quickbooks data entry. Other computer skills a plus. We offer a stipend at the end of the internship/semester. You may fax a resume to: (435) 865-6814, Contact: Liz Young, 943 South Main - #4, (435) 865-6776.
MGM Mirage has an excellent internship in the Hospitality industry FOR 2008.
Michael O. Leavitt Library Internship continues to provide wonderful opportunities for excellent students.
Muscular Dystrophy Association has a paid summer internship opening for public relations, communications, journalism, advertising or marketing students.
Oak Ridge Associated Universities (ORAU) Internship Program provides opportunities for qualified undergraduate and first year graduate students to receive hands-on experience in a real-world setting that prepares them to become part of tomorrow's workforce.
Oce Business Services. Oce offers internships in production development. The intern would be responsible for creating software that scrubs, converts, and delivers data to a variety of formats.
Phoenix Art Museum is pleased to announce its summer 2008 internships! Positions are available in a variety of fields and for all majors. Summer interns work approximately 20 hours per week for a total of at least 160 hours. In addition to their departmental duties, all summer interns attend weekly information sessions that introduce each Museum department. These sessions help interns gain insight into the variety of museum professions as well as develop interviewing and networking skills. Attached is a list of summer openings, as well as internship guidelines and application. This information is also always available at www.PhxArt.org The application deadline for summer internships is March 1, 2008. Contact Kristi McMillan, Assistant Curator for Education, Phoenix Art Museum, 1625 North Central Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85004-1685, Telephone (602) 307-2032, Fax (602) 307-2001, kmcmillan@phxart.org. Internships: ACCOUNTING, CURATORIAL, DEVELOPMENT / CIRCLES OF SUPPORT, DEVELOPMENT / CORPORATE RELATIONS, EDUCATION, GRAPHIC DESIGN, LIBRARY, MARKETING, MEMBERSHIP / VISITOR SERVICES, MEMBERSHIP / VOLUNTEERS, REGISTRATION.
Private Wealth Management This internship will give you a preview of the fast-growing and dynamic world of financial services.
Pura Vida College of Massage is looking for Marketing and Business interns. Contact Liz Young 435-865-6776 and visit their website.
Richter7 is seeking a qualified individual for a paid internship in its public relations department. The right person will be creative, with solid writing skills, the ability to multitask in a fast-paced environment and a natural ability to laugh at our lame jokes, wit and budding senses of humor (hey, it's not THAT hard). If you have all this and want to join our team, send your resume and relevant writing samples (go ahead, show off a little) to Jamie at jcasaus@richter7.com.
Schwan's has two internship opportunities in Managment Development Program and Procurement.
Second Nature Entrada Wilderness Therapy Program is offering paid Internship Opportunities.
Sherwin Williams has an excellent paid internship opportunity.
SkyWest has a great internship opportunity in Communications.
SMEAD has a Draftsman/ Designer internship position.
Summer internship opportunities: Summer Reporting Internships, Public Policy and Nonprofit Management Internships, Production Internships in Broadcast Journalism and Film Production.
SUU Athletics has an internship opportunity for a student who is interested in going into College athletics. It would be in the area of NCAA compliance and academics. No experience is necessary. It pays $10 and will be about 10-15 hours a week. It would probably be better for graduate students. All interested applicants can contact:
Susan Vollmerhausen Associate Athletic Director/ SWA at 586-7747
ThanksGiving Point has a wonderful internship opportunity available for students in the Recreation Management and other related fields. In our 55 acre garden we carry out various family and children's activities that are fully planned and carried out by interns. This offers wonderful hands-on experience to the student and gives them a portfolio full of contacts and ideas for the future. We are looking for winter interns as well as spring/ summer. Please contact me with any and all questions
or concerns. I can be reached at wsechrist@thanksgivingpoint.com.
INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES WITH EXOTIC CATS / TURPENTINE CREEK WILDLIFE REFUGE / EUREKA SPRINGS, AR. Full-time intern position. Would you like to work Hands-On with Big Cats? Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge is a no-kill facility committed to rescuing abused, abandoned and unwanted Big Cats. Turpentine has rescued more than 200 exotic animals, giving them a caring, lifelong home at the refuge. Job description & Compensation: Animal Keeper position / responsible for the daily care of Tigers, Lions, Cougars, Black Bears, Black Leopard, African Serval, Caracal, Bobcats, Rhesus Macaque, and hoof stock. Duties include animal husbandry, enrichment, record keeping of animal behavior, educational public tours, and customer service. Daily care includes -- cleaning, feeding, medicating the animals; assisting with maintenance, upkeep, and habitat construction. A Bachelor's Degree in an animal related discipline is preferred. Nine positions are opened. Horticulture Intern position -- Assist with the maintenance and improvement of the landscaped areas of the Refuge, including the planting, pruning and watering of trees, shrubs and perennials, spreading mulch on landscaped areas, labeling of plant displays, mowing; weed, undergrowth and plant litter removal. Responsible for the identification and removal of toxic plants; as well as the development of browse for environmental enrichment. This internship requires the completion of an Independent Project. Must be able to life 50 + lbs. Requires the completion of a Bachelor's Degree in Horticulture, Botany, or a related field involving horticultural and landscaping practices. One position is opened. Compensation -- $50 weekly cash stipend for food. Housing is provided on the refuge. Amenities: heat, A/C, utilities paid, full bath, kitchen, washer & dryer, satellite TV, free long distance, internet service. New position begins: AUGUST 15, 2008. APPLICATION DEADLINE IS APRIL 15, 2008. View Turpentine homepage at www.turpentinecreek.org for more information on up-coming deadlines and start dates: To Apply: send resume and cover letter to Emily McCormack, INTERNSHIP PROGRAM, Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge, 239 Turpentine Creek Lane, Eureka Springs, AK 72632. OR email application to emily@turpentinecreek.org
Unilever-SCA National Park Congressional Internship Program
UDOT is offering 7 year-round Engineering Internships (WITH BENEFITS & EDUCATION ASSISTANCE) for students undergoing either undergraduate or graduate study in a University Engineering Program. 40 hours per week during the summer months and 20 hours per week the rest of the year while attending school. These positions offer the state benefit package including education assistance. Incumbents will be assigned to work in a variety of settings, from an office environment to a field environment. The level of work and salary assigned will be determined by the incumbent's experience and education as outlined in Department policy and practice. Positions are available in the Cedar City, Salt Lake, Orem, & Logan locations. This position is open to current civil engineering students. An online application and a letter from the College of Engineering must be received by us no later than the closing date of March 11, 2007. Fax to (801)965-4540. The letter needs to include year in school completed by June 2007 and overall standing.
Apply online at https://statejobs.utah.gov Job # 11887 Contact: Gaye Betts (801)965-4249 or Rick Murdock (801)965-4856
In addition, UDOT has many traditional Engineering Internships available for Engineering students interested in summer break employment only. No benefits will be offered for these positions. Incumbents will be assigned to work in a variety of settings, from an office environment to a field environment. The level of work and salary assigned will be determined by the incumbent's experience and education as outlined in Department policy and practice. Positions are available statewide. These positions are open to current civil engineering students. An online application and a letter from the College of Engineering must be received by us no later than the closing date of March 11, 2007. Fax to (801)965-4540. The letter needs to include year in school completed by June 2007 and overall standing. Apply online at https://statejobs.utah.gov Job # 11923 Contact: Gaye Betts (801)965-4249 or Rick Murdock (801)965-4856
U.S. Department of State Internship Program
USTAR has an internship opening as part of the USTAR team that will be helping commercialize exciting technologies.
Utah Summer Games has numerous internship opportunities. Check here for appplication procedures. Internships include Graphic Design, Media Relations, Sports Management and Communications.
The Washington Center For Internships and Academic Seminars has a Scholarship Program for College Students with Disabilities.
Washington D.C. Internships. There are internship opportunities for you to get up to 12 credits, financial assistance and possibly a stipend! Possible department positions available include Health and Human Services, Smithsonian Institute, Department of Labor, Department of Homeland Security, John F. Kennedy Center for Performing Arts, National Congress of American Indians, National Trust for History Preservation, the Brookings Institute and more. Go to the Leavitt Center or Career Services in the Sharwan Smith Center for an application, position details and deadlines.
Zion National Park. There are internships available with the Division of Interpretation and Visitor Services Center. The internships are 14-16 weeks long between April and Labor Day of 2008, with rent-free housing, a stipend of $125 per week, and a uniform. Course credit may be available by making arrangements with your academic advisor.
Zions Bank Summer Internship Program. Check out this great paid internship.
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