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Hello Sunshine Summer Intern Film & TV LA

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Hello Sunshine Summer Intern Film & TV LA

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About the job

Hello Sunshine is on a mission to change the narrative for women. Founded by Reese Witherspoon, Hello Sunshine is a media company that puts women at the center of every story we create, celebrate and discover. We tell stories we love-from big to small, funny to complex-all shining a light on where women are now and helping them chart a new path forward.

Hello Sunshine is looking for interns to work with our Film & TV team this summer.

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Emerging Leaders Internship San Fran. Asian Art Museum

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Emerging Leaders Internship San Fran. Asian Art Museum

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Emerging Leaders Internship

The Asian Art Museum invites dynamic, art-loving people to join us as full-time Museum Education and Public Programs Interns. Interns will gain hands-on experience while making a positive impact on museum guests from across the Bay Area and around the world. This internship offers genuine engagement for those seeking opportunities in art practice, museum education, art education, public programs, digital learning and civic engagement. Applicants should have a demonstrated commitment to centering and celebrating Asian/Asian American art and culture.
Internship Dates: June 15, 2026-August 14, 2026
This is a nine-week, full-time (35 hours/week) internship. Interns must be available in-person Tuesday through Sunday from 10AM-5PM for the duration of the internship. Note that interns must be available on Sundays to facilitate Sundays at the Asian Art Museum events.

What to Expect

This internship combines project-based learning, one-to-one mentorship, and weekly seminars with professionals from across the museum field. Interns will receive training on best practices in museum education and curriculum design. They will then embark on projects throughout the museum, gaining hands-on teaching experience with audiences of all ages and abilities along the way. Projects may include:

Designing developmentally appropriate collection tours for K-12 audiences

Developing and offering artmaking workshops for adult audiences

Researching, selecting, and hosting Asian and Asian American luminaries at our public programs

Creating curricular resources and other assets for our digital learning platforms

Collaborating with marketing and communications to market programs

Interns will also learn from professionals across the museum through weekly seminars. Seminar activities may include special exhibition tours with curators, lunches with senior leadership, and talks from division heads across a variety of departments. Interns will also visit local museums and other cultural institutions across the Bay Area.

Eligibility

Interns must be at least 18 years old and currently enrolled in an accredited, degree-granting program at the time of their internship. Rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors are encouraged to apply.

We welcome qualified candidates from all backgrounds. Prior museum experience is not required. Students who are the first generation in their family to attend college, low-income, and bilingual in an Asian language are strongly encouraged to apply. Applicants with a commitment to accessibility, social justice, and museum equity are preferred. Ideal candidates are enthusiastic to learn and eager to build connections with a diverse, lively community.

Compensation

Internships are nine-week, full-time (35 hours/week) internships. Interns must be available in person from 10AM to 5PM for the duration of the internship. Internship schedules may vary according to their focus and may include some evenings and weekends.

There are both paid internships and non-paid internships that grant college credit.

Summer paid Internships are full-time and receive a stipend of $6,000.
Academic year paid internships are part-time and will receive $3,000. All stipends are paid in two parts, at the start and end of the internship period.

Non-paid internships are for credit only through the intern's university. All applicants to these internships must have permission from their university to earn college credit through their internship.

Application Timeline

Applications will open in early February. All components of the application (essay, work sample, transcripts, letters of recommendation) must be submitted on/before 11:59 pm PST on March 1, 2026.

Information Sessions will be held in early February. Dates of these sessions and registration links will be posted on the Asian Art Museum Calendar.

Finalists will be contacted for an interview in mid-March. Decisions will be sent in mid-April.

How to Apply

Applicants must submit:

A completed application form using the link provided below

Cover letter / essay that answers the following questions:

What makes you want to work at the Asian Art Museum? Consider our mission of centering and celebrating Asian/Asian American art and culture.

Why are you interested in education and public programs?

What skills, experiences, and perspectives will you bring to the position?

What do you hope to learn from the internship? How will this position help you achieve a longer-term career goal?

Academic transcript (This can be unofficial but must be legible)

One letter of recommendation from a professor or employer

Apply to the Emerging Leaders Internship

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Internships - Education - Asian Art Museum

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The Asian Art Museum of San Francisco houses one of the most comprehensive Asian art collections in the world, with more than 18,000 works of art in its permanent collection. Stroll through 6,000 years of art and culture.

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Conduct competitive research related to the development of our consumer marketing campaigns (series & movie premieres, social media activities, events, marketing partnerships, streaming campaigns, etc.). Present research & insights to the team.

Assist in the development & execution of tactics such as email marketing, paid media tactics, premium development, sweepstakes ideation, partnership recaps, etc.

Review marketing creative assets to ensure accuracy & provide feedback to Creative team

Participate in internal & external meetings, recapping next steps & action items for the team.

Liaison with outside vendors, setting meetings, reviewing & filing presentation materials, etc.

Read scripts, watch rough cuts & assist in development of creative briefs for movies & series

Proactively maintain programming calendars, talent details, creative brief assignments, departmental library of proposals, etc.

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Brand Marketing Intern | Hallmark Internships

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The Brand Marketing Intern will work within the Consumer Marketing Strategy team supporting the planning and execution of consumer marketing priorities for Hallmark Media, including Hallmark Channel and our streaming service, Hallmark+. The Consumer Marketing team works closely with internal teams and external partners on initiatives such as paid media campaigns, consumer promotions, email marketing, experiential events, sweepstakes and creative advertising development.

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National Park Service Digital Archives Intern

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National Park Service Digital Archives Intern

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The intern’s primary project will be preparing digitized material from the archival collections for upload to the site’s Digital Archive Portal on NP Gallery.  This work includes working with the archivist to establish publication priorities, following established procedures to format and embed item-level metadata, formatting full-text transcriptions of manuscript documents where available, and completing missing catalog information where needed.

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The National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI) Internship Program provides educational opportunities for students interested in the museum profession and related fields. Interns complete projects using the resources of the NMAI and other Smithsonian offices. Internships are an opportunity for students to learn about the museum's collections, exhibitions, programs, and methodologies, and to meet professionals in the museum field.

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Summer 2026 Administrative Internship – Undergraduate (Hybrid) with Stanford Health Care in Palo Alto

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Summer 2026 Administrative Internship – Undergraduate (Hybrid) with Stanford Health Care in Palo Alto

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A Brief Overview
The purpose of this job is to gain practical experience in health care operations and administration through contributions to department operations and initiatives.Assist with detailed data gathering for initiatives, including synthesizing qualitative and quantitative data from a variety of sources

Draft project deliverables that summarize key findings and propose solutions

Interface with clinicians, employees, and leaders to share results and gain input

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Americorps Summer Activities Lead with Breakthrough Silicon Valley

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Americorps Summer Activities Lead with Breakthrough Silicon Valley

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About Breakthrough Silicon Valley

Breakthrough Silicon Valley launches talented students who have been historically excluded from higher education on the path to college, and inspires high school and college students to become the next generation of leaders, advocates, and educators.

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AmeriCorps Summer Activities Lead - Internship

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About Breakthrough Silicon Valley Breakthrough Silicon Valley launches talented students who have been historically excluded from higher education on the path to college, and inspires high school and

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UX Research Intern with Intrinsic - Mountain View

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UX Research Intern with Intrinsic - Mountain View

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As a User Experience Research Student Intern, you'll work with your mentors to plan, execute, and deliver user research that enables the team of designers, product managers, and engineers to understand user needs. You'll conduct primary and secondary research utilizing methods, such as literature reviews, interviews, and usability tests.

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Intern Santa Margarita Water District (just north of Cal Poly)

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Intern Santa Margarita Water District (just north of Cal Poly)

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Water Resiliency/GIS The Water Resiliency Data Science / GIS Intern is a training position in the field of water resource management, with a focus on data science and/or geographic information systems (GIS), depending on the applicant’s skillset and interests. The Intern shall support the District's deployment of GIS and related geodatabases, along with the development of the District’s data warehouse and related business intelligence dashboards. The Data Science / GIS Intern will learn how to perform quality control on asset conversion datasets; geo-reference assets from record drawings and plan sets; create and maintain shapefiles, feature classes, and datasets to support District water resiliency projects; develop Esri story-maps to highlight District programs and resources; and assist with water resiliency projects and functions.

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Summer 2026 Science Internship – International Program - Earthjustice in San Francisco

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Summer 2026 Science Internship – International Program - Earthjustice in San Francisco

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Conduct discrete research for administrative comments and appeals, litigation, and campaign materials on energy projects and regulations.

Draft broader, long-term research memos on key emerging technical, economic, and/or policy issues within the energy transition.

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Summer Internship Jobs, Employment in California | Indeed

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9,655 Summer Internship jobs available in California on Indeed.com. Apply to Event Planning Intern, Operations Intern, Student Intern and more!

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User Research Inern Coinbase - San Francisco

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User Research Inern Coinbase - San Francisco

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Coinbase is seeking interns to join our User Research team to understand user needs for existing products like Coinbase Cloud and tools for developers. You will contribute to unique, large scale, highly complex product problems. You will help researchers, designers, and product managers craft thoughtful experiences to help enable all people to engage with the crypto economy. - Working knowledge of general research principles (experimental design, bias, confounds, etc.) and UX research principles (usability testing, design thinking, etc.)

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Research Intern with Independent Institute - Oakland

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Research Intern with Independent Institute - Oakland

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The successful applicant should be philosophically aligned with Independent’s mission to boldly advance peaceful, prosperous, and free societies grounded in a commitment to human worth and dignity. Additional details about the organization and its research initiatives may be found at https://www.independent.org/about/

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Sierra National Forest Wilderness Ranger Intern -SCA in Prather, CA

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Sierra National Forest Wilderness Ranger Intern -SCA in Prather, CA

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Wilderness Ranger Interns are integral members of the Wilderness team, learning and practicing necessary skills under the guidance of experienced Wilderness Rangers. Interns become proficient in Leave No Trace principles and help communicate those ethics, along with forest rules and regulations, to educate forest visitors. They work as members of a trail crew, using traditional forestry tools, trail maintenance theory and techniques to maintain trails. Interns also help inventory and rehabilitate campsites, pick up trash, install and maintain signage, collect data, and produce trail reports.

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Farm Management Intern at Bee Sweet Citrus in Nipomo CA and 2 positions in Fowler

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Farm Management Intern at Bee Sweet Citrus in Nipomo CA and 2 positions in Fowler

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Bee Sweet Citrus is seeking an optimistic, committed, and motivated student  who is currently studying Agriculture Business (or related degrees), to engage in the management of its fresh citrus production lines or farming operations. This internship will require a minimum of 20 hours a week, in order to obtain the wide-ranging experience needed to succeed in this internship. Internships typically last three months, however, this internship may be extended based on your 90-day evaluation.

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Farm Management Intern - Bee Sweet Citrus - Career Page

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Brand Ambassador -Back to the Roots - Bay Area

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Brand Ambassador -Back to the Roots - Bay Area

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We’re looking for a Soil Brand Ambassador to build awareness and excitement for Back to the Roots soils in stores throughout the Bay Area. You’ll work directly with store teams to execute merchandising, set up events, and engage customers during the busiest gardening season of the year.

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Marketing and Outreach Intern hybrid at Life Sciences Alternatives Campbell Ca

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Marketing and Outreach Intern hybrid at Life Sciences Alternatives Campbell Ca

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The Marketing and Outreach Intern provides support to the marketing team by completing tasks associated with fundamental marketing practices. This role is ideal for someone who is passionate about helping others and wants to use their communication and creative skills to make a difference in the community.

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Social Media Intern for Dream X Studios in Newport Beach

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Social Media Intern for Dream X Studios in Newport Beach

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We are seeking a motivated and creative Social Media Intern to join our dynamic marketing team. This paid internship offers an excellent opportunity to gain hands-on experience in social media marketing, content creation, and digital branding. The ideal candidate will have a passion for social media platforms, digital trends, and visual storytelling, with a desire to develop skills in SEO, analytics, and graphic design. This role is perfect for individuals looking to build a career in marketing, communications, or related fields

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UX Researcher Intern(GMPT) - 2026 Summer (BS/MS) -Tik Tok in San Jose

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UX Researcher Intern(GMPT) - 2026 Summer (BS/MS) -Tik Tok in San Jose

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1. Lead strategic research to identify novel product opportunities and conduct independent research on multiple aspects of products and experiences within the Global monetization space;
2. Collect and analyze user behavior through lab studies, field visits, ethnography, surveys, benchmark studies,server logs and online experiments (A/B testing);
3. Work with Designers, Product Managers, Engineers and other UXRs to prioritize research opportunities in a fast-paced, rapidly changing environment

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The American Anthropological Association offers internship opportunities for talented anthropology students each year as they pursue their professional goals and aspirations. Internships are six weeks in length and usually extend from mid-June through mid-July. The Association provides housing and a meal/travel stipend.

All U.S. undergraduate students that are current juniors or seniors at the time of application are eligible to apply for the program. The 2026 Louise Lamphere Internship will run from June 8–July 17. Applications close March 15, and applicants will be notified in early April.

Interns will spend approximately 40 percent of their time working onsite at the AAA offices in Arlington, VA, and the other 60 percent of their time working on-site at the Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage or with the Alexandria Archaeology Museum.

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The Louise Lamphere Internship Program - American Anthropological Association

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The American Anthropological Association offers the Louis Lamphere internship for talented anthropology students each year as they pursue their professional goals and aspirations.

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3 Social Media Interns with Dot Dot Social in San Diego

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3 Social Media Interns with Dot Dot Social in San Diego

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We’re looking for a creative, proactive intern who lives and breathes social media. As our Content & Social Media Intern, you’ll help bring ideas to life — from trendspotting and brainstorming to shooting content out in the field. This role is perfect for someone who’s excited to be hands-on with content creation and also learn the behind-the-scenes of helping managing brand/Client accounts.

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Summer Camp Counselor for River Way Ranch Camp for Children -Sanger CA

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Summer Camp Counselor for River Way Ranch Camp for Children -Sanger CA

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Collaborate with co-counselors and management to ensure camper health and safety.

Lead and engage in various camp activities, sharing your skills and learning new ones.

Serve as a role model and mentor, contributing to a positive and memorable camp experience.

Assist in daily camp operations, ensuring smooth and enjoyable camp sessions.

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Creative Branding Marketing Internship ( Hybrid)

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Creative Branding Marketing Internship ( Hybrid)

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This non-paid internship is ideal for a creative self-starter with a strong interest in content creation, social media marketing, and brand storytelling. The intern will collaborate closely with the marketing team to develop engaging content, assist with campaign execution, and analyze performance metrics to strengthen brand presence and audience engagement. This role offers hands-on experience, creative exposure, and the opportunity to contribute meaningfully to real-world marketing efforts in a collaborative environment.

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Strategic AI Summer 2026 Internship - Los Angeles, Boston, Wakefield for Cohn Reznick

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Strategic AI Summer 2026 Internship - Los Angeles, Boston, Wakefield for Cohn Reznick

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Responsibilities include but not limited to:

Assist in building AI-driven agents and quick automation tools using Microsoft suite AI capabilities based on business user requests.

Develop and prototype solutions that streamline workflows and enhance productivity across various departments.

Collaborate with team members to identify opportunities for AI integration into existing processes.

Support testing, documentation, and deployment of AI tools to ensure reliability and scalability.

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National Geographic Documentary Films Intern, Summer 2026

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National Geographic Documentary Films Intern, Summer 2026

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Join us for the opportunity to learn how National Geographic develops, commissions, and distributes documentary films! We are committed to bringing the world premium, feature documentaries that cover timely, gripping, and globally relevant stories from the very best documentary filmmakers in the world.

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National Geographic Documentary Films Intern, Summer 2026

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Job Posting Title: National Geographic Documentary Films Intern, Summer 2026 Req ID: 10137846 Job Description: About the Role & Program Join us for the opportunity to learn how National Geographic develops, commissions, and distributes documentary films! We are committed to bringing the world premium, feature documentaries that cover timely, gripping, and globally relevant stories from the very best documentary filmmakers in the world. Our team handles all aspects of content management during each film’s life cycle from pitch through development, production, distribution, and awards. With 4-5 films per year, each piece of content receives a bespoke strategy that includes some combination of A-list festivals, a limited theatrical release, a robust awards campaign, impact initiatives and streaming. This internship will grant insight into all aspects of our business and provide the opportunity to attend pitches, internal meetings, and National Geographic events. You will also gain insight into our key strategic initiatives through a combination of the responsibilities below. This is a full-time internship, and the approximate dates of this internship are June 2026 through August 2026. If selected for the opportunity, you will report directly to the Senior Manager, Documentary Films. A cover letter indicating your interest in the role is required to be considered for the opportunity. What You Will Do You will learn about all aspects of National Geographic’s Documentary Film business. Your day-to-day will include: Watching internal cuts and attending internal and external notes meetings. Watching buzzworthy documentary films and providing timely and thorough coverage. Tracking and evaluating incoming submissions and attending pitch meetings. Assisting the film festival submission, coordination and delivery process. Attending and taking notes on production, strategy, and distribution meetings. Conducting research as needed, including talent, festival and awards tracking. Required Qualifications & Skills Strong written and verbal communication skills. Strong analytical and organizational skills. Passion for the entertainment industry with a specific interest in documentary films and the Nat Geo Documentary Films brand. Proficient in the use of Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Self-motivated and resourceful, with the ability to work with minimal supervision and exercise independent judgment. Adept at learning new software and systems. Preferred Qualifications Previous experience (academic or internship) in the entertainment industry. Proficient with project tracking applications such as Airtable and Smartsheet. Education Junior or Senior year preferred. Eligibility Requirements & Program Information Candidates for this opportunity MUST meet all of the below requirements: Be enrolled in an accredited college/university pursuing a degree taking at least one class at time of application OR currently participating in a Disney College Program or Disney Internship. Current Disney Interns, College, International, or Culinary Program Participants: You may only work for ONE consecutive year (12 months) in any combination of an internship and/or program. Be at least 18 years of age. Possess unrestricted work authorization. Additional Required Documents A cover letter indicating your interest in the National Geographic Documentary Films Intern, Summer 2026 position is required to be considered for the opportunity. Additional Information Able to have a consistent, reliable work schedule throughout the internship. The approximate dates of this internship are June 2026 through August 2026. Fully available from Monday through Thursday, 9am to 6pm PT for the duration of the internship. Able to provide own housing for the duration internship program in the Burbank, California area. Able to provide/have reliable transportation to/from work. The pay rate for this role in California is $22.50 per hour. Select benefits may be provided as part of the compensation package, such as medical, financial, and/or other benefits, dependent on the level and position offered. To learn more about our benefits visit: https://jobs.disneycareers.com/benefits. Job Posting Segment: National Geographic Job Posting Primary Business: National Geographic (DET) Primary Job Posting Category: Production Intern Employment Type: Full time Primary City, State, Region, Postal Code: Burbank, CA, USA Alternate City, State, Region, Postal Code: Date Posted: 2026-01-09 Learn more about us.

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Psychometrician & Researcher Intern -Sacramento SUMMER 2026

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Psychometrician & Researcher Intern -Sacramento SUMMER 2026

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As an Associate Research & Psychometric Analyst Intern, you will gain hands-on experience in large-scale educational assessment. Interns will work closely with Pearson research scientists to support operational K–12 assessment contracts, gaining applied experience in assessment development, item analysis, standard setting, and technical reporting. This internship also provides opportunities to collaborate on research, co-publish with experts, and present at industry conferences, enhancing both technical skills and professional communication in educational measurement

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Pearson is a fast-growing, exciting place to work with tremendous opportunities for personal growth and professional advancement. Take a look through All of our Jobs/Careers. Pearson Jobs

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TikTok Product Manager Interns (many varied positions)

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TikTok Product Manager Interns (many varied positions)

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Plan, initiate, and manage information technology projects for mobile and web-based products and platforms. - Lead the ideation, technical development, and launch of innovative tools, platforms, and/or products. - Drive product development with teams of world-class engineers and designers, while maintaining team health. - Work closely with various teams to drive product vision, define product requirements, coordinate resources from other groups (design, legal, etc.), and guide the team through key milestones. - Integrate usability studies, research, and market analysis into product requirements to improve engineer productivity and enhance user satisfaction

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Start your search for an exciting career at TikTok.

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Environmental Planner Intern at Westervelt Company -SUMMER 2026 Sacramento

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Environmental Planner Intern at Westervelt Company -SUMMER 2026 Sacramento

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As an intern, you will work alongside experienced environmental planners, habitat designers, ecologists, land managers, and GIS analysts. You will gain exposure to technical reports and CEQA documentation; local, state, and federal permitting processes; regional conservation programs; wildlife and plant ecology; habitat construction and compliance; and GIS methods and tools. You will also have an opportunity to visit existing and proposed mitigation sites, conduct biological surveys, and attend project meetings to better understand the planning, implementation, and long-term stewardship of our mitigation projects.

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Interns work alongside Social Workers and Rehabilitation Specialists to provide direct support for youth and families impacted by trauma. The extensive supervision and training by FCNI enables interns to move into the field of human services with a solid foundation, enhanced resume and added insight into the types of services they may consider for their future career. This is a paid internship that is eligible for college credit.

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Family Care Network, Inc. | Social Sciences Department

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Internship Information Contact: Lupita Ducharme ​Title: Mentor & Intern Supervisor 1255 Kendall Road San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 Email: lducharme@fcni.org Phone: 805-781-3535 Website: www.fcni.org Internships Job Description

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Disney Distribution Planning and Analysis Intern, Summer 2026 Burbank

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Disney Distribution Planning and Analysis Intern, Summer 2026 Burbank

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The Walt Disney Company’s Disney Platform Distribution group is the part of The Walt Disney Company that sells and licenses Disney owned content to consumers and distribution partners around the globe. As our intern, you will be part of the team that is responsible for the management of Free TV rights and the collection of secondary royalties (cable retransmission royalties and reproduction levies) in domestic and international territories. This includes researching rights information for our catalogue of films and series, registering our rights with various industry organizations and tracking and collecting royalties for the use of our content.

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Disney Distribution Planning and Analysis Intern, Summer 2026 at DISNEY

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CRL Policy Research Intern - Self-Help in Oakland, CA

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CRL Policy Research Intern - Self-Help in Oakland, CA

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Are you interested in helping individuals who need quality, affordable credit options? The team is responsible for conducting research that supports the Center for Responsible Lending's state and federal policy advocacy campaigns. They communicate complex issues in a clear and engaging manner, ensuring that policymakers and the public have the information necessary to make informed decisions.

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Monarch Research and Education Internship - Camp Pendleton, Oceanside, CA Environment of the Americas

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Monarch Research and Education Internship - Camp Pendleton, Oceanside, CA Environment of the Americas

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..hands-on experience in monarch monitoring, habitat assessments, conservation, and community outreach. Interns conduct field research using standardized protocols and work directly with biologists and Natural Resource Managers on military lands.

This is a field-focused position.

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Visitor Experience Research Intern- SFMOMA San Francisco SUMMER 2026

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Visitor Experience Research Intern- SFMOMA San Francisco SUMMER 2026

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The Visitor Experience Research Intern will play a crucial role in helping our organization better understand the needs, preferences, and behaviors of our visitors. This position will provide a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in conducting and reviewing research within the context of a visitor-oriented environment. The intern will work closely with our Visitor Experience team and project manager to collect, analyze, and interpret data to improve the overall visitor experience.

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Capital & Planning Division - Student Intern Program, Summer 2026 – Open Space Planning & Project Management - Recreation & Park Dept. (5380)

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Capital & Planning Division - Student Intern Program, Summer 2026 – Open Space Planning & Project Management - Recreation & Park Dept. (5380)

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Interns will gain on-the-job experience under the guidance of experienced professional planners, landscape architects, architects, and engineers, and while participating in various activities in the assigned discipline. The internship runs from Summer 2026 to Summer 2027 or longer. Applicable only to the Project Management internship: this position may start in Fall 2026 and not in Summer 2026. The Planning internship will start in Summer 2026.

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Provost & Prichard Consulting- GIS Geog Public Works Projects -Bakersfield Summer 2026

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Provost & Prichard Consulting- GIS Geog Public Works Projects -Bakersfield Summer 2026

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Our culture is rooted in teamwork, integrity, mentorship, and true work life balance. As an intern, you are treated like a valued team member. You will learn from experts, contribute to meaningful work, participate in site visits, and explore service areas such as agriculture, irrigation, water resources, civil engineering, environmental compliance, GIS, surveying, planning, public affairs, and more.

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2026 Summer College Internship: Sustainable Communities Partnership Intern - Sacramento health

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2026 Summer College Internship: Sustainable Communities Partnership Intern - Sacramento health

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SMUD's Sustainable Communities group is looking for a summer intern to help the team with data related projects, maintaining and updating data in spreadsheets, basic internet research, as well as basic data analysis.

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At ServiceNow, we're looking for students who want to learn, grow, and take a giant step early in their careers, all while making a giant impact. We offer 12-week summer internship opportunities across various business functions.

Interns will participate in executive speaker series, career development workshops, philanthropic efforts, and team-building activities. Additionally, interns will have access to online learnings and a dedicated Summer Coach to further grow their careers with us

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Lumnia Alliance Transitional Housing Advocate

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Lumnia Alliance Transitional Housing Advocate

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Purpose and Responsibilities Under the direction of the Transitional Housing Manager, the Transitional Housing Advocate is responsible for supporting and empowering clients by assessing needs and referring clients to appropriate community programs and services. The Advocate has the ability to handle sensitive issues with discretion and confidentiality while having a strong work ethic and commitment to the organization’s mission and values. This role is based in Paso Robles.

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The City of San Luis Obispo is looking for a passionate, creative and hardworking college student to assist with the marketing and promotional programs for SLO's tourism efforts, Visit San Luis Obispo. This position will gain valuable tourism industry and municipal government experience through hands-on tourism marketing projects and interactions with City advisory bodies, departments, contractors, and strategic partners.

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Tourism Intern Jobs | ZipRecruiter Ireland

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• Hands-on experience with public health, community organizing, and cultivating change.

• Professional staff support and engage in professional development with students to

prepare them for later employment opportunities.

• Ongoing education about gender and power-based violence and hands-on experience in

health education.

• Supervisors may provide references or write letters of recommendation for future job

opportunities, graduate school, etc.

• This position may fulfill internship requirements for various majors.

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Safer is seeking committed students to advance the movement against gender and power-based violence and toward social justice on Cal Poly's campus. Safer students are actively working to educate themselves and others about sexual assault, dating violence, harassment, stalking, sexual exploitation and other forms of violence. Violence prevention and survivor support are inextricably tied to other social justice movements, and strong candidates will show passion & dedication toward social justice work.

Safer is hiring 7 students for the 2025-2026 academic year. Click on the titles to read through the position descriptions.
Program Leads NOTE: A prerequisite for volunteering, interning, or working with Safer is our quarterly Safer Leadership Training - click here to learn more. This training can be completed prior to applying or in an accelerated training over summer!
Spring Quarter Hiring Timeline

Week 6: Applications due - May 11th, 11:59pm

Week 7: Application review

Weeks 9 & 10: Interviews

Week 11: Team selection & Confirmations

Positions will begin fall quarter 2025. There is a mandatory three day training prior to school starting. Please note in your application any dates in September that you are not available.
*Note: If you are seeking an academic department internship placement, please make sure to work with your department internship advisor, as timelines may differ from our standard recruitment. Intern Job Description.
Benefits of Working at Safer

Hands-on experience with public health, community organizing, and cultivating change.

Professional staff support and engage in professional development with students to prepare them for later employment opportunities.

Ongoing education about gender and power-based violence and hands-on experience in health education.

Supervisors may provide references or write letters of recommendation for future job opportunities, graduate school, etc.

This position may fulfill internship requirements for various majors.

How to Apply

1. Download the PDF application

2. Fully complete the application. Make sure your PDF saves properly and your answers are readable. If you have any questions about the application, feel free to ask (email skamp@calpoly.edu).
Title your PDF application as follows: "FirstnameLastinitial_Application." Example: SarahK_Application

3. Update your resume. Make sure it is in chronological order - start with your most recent experience and work backward. One page is sufficient - we're just looking for a snapshot, and will learn more about you in your application and potential interview! Please save this document as a PDF, not a DOC. Cal Poly Career Services has some great resources for writing a resume and cover letter if you need help.
Title your PDF resume as follows: "FirstnameLastinitial_Resume." Example: SarahK_Resume

4. Once you're ready to submit your application, send an email titled "Safer Application" to Safer at safer@calpoly.edu by the deadline listed above. This email should include your complete application and updated resume (both saved as PDFs).
If you are applying as a graphic designer, please be sure to share your portfolio as well!

5. Be sure that you include all requested info in your email. Completed application, up-to-date resume (both in PDF), and sample designs if applying for design position.

6. Check your email! We will reach back out to you within the following couple of weeks - whether we want to bring you in for an interview or not. Either way, we will be in contact. If, for whatever reason, we have not gotten back to you, you can always email us to check-in.

Application & Interview Tips

Remember: We're rooting for you! We do not want this to be a stressful experience - for anyone. Whether or not you receive a job offer, we hope the experience is a net positive.

We will send the interview questions to you in advance, to allow you some time to prepare your thoughts. We're eager to hear your passion areas, your experience, and your strengths - and to get to know you a little bit. Please spend time beforehand thinking through your answers - it makes a big difference!

Interviews are both a chance for us to get to know you - and for you to get to know us! We encourage you to bring questions along that you have about us - our program, our philosophy, our backgrounds. We want to make sure that working for Safer is a good fit for all.

Career Services also has a great toolkit for interview preparation - peruse it as you have time! They also offer Reservable Rooms to take our Zoom interviews, if you need a private space.

If you have any questions about job descriptions, applications, interviews, or hiring - please feel free to reach out to us anytime at skamp@calpoly.edu.
Thank you for your interest in joining our team, and for your passion in ending gender- & power-based violence!

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Transportation Internship - LA Fehr & Peers SUMMER 2026

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Transportation Internship - LA Fehr & Peers SUMMER 2026

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Analyze/solve complex transportation planning or engineering problems

Communicate clearly and concisely, both orally and in writing, including in a community engagement setting

Use software effectively and make timely and informed recommendations

Work on a variety of projects which may include traffic operations simulations, bicycle and pedestrian plans, freight and goods movement planning, traffic impact studies, travel demand modeling, transit planning, and regional transportation plans

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Student Asst Hearst Castle Museum Asst -San Simeon DUE 1/28

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Student Asst Hearst Castle Museum Asst -San Simeon DUE 1/28

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The California Department of Parks and Recreation is seeking to hire two student assistants. Under the supervision of Hearst Castle’s Museum Director, and working directly with the Grounds Supervisor II, Curator I, and Guide Supervisors, the Student Assistant will participate in Hearst Castle’s Internship Program and support the implementation of the Castle’s mission and strategic plan priorities.

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Career Support and Resources

At Cal Poly Career Services, we are here to support you whether you are graduating in June, or contemplating your summer internship plans. The Learn by Doing mindset you have developed at Cal Poly, and the in-demand skills built through your academic program will continue to provide a strong foundation as you launch your career. As a Mustang, our strong network of alumni and the entire Cal Poly community will also be here to support you. Read on for a wealth of resources that can help you take the actions you need, right now, and in the months to come.

MustangJOBS

MustangJOBS, powered by Handshake, is Cal Poly's online job listing service. Over 35,000 on-campus, local part-time jobs, internships, and career positions are made available annually! Current students can login to MustangJOBS directly through their my.calpoly.edu portal.

Student Guides for MustangJOBS

Remote Jobs and Virtual Internship Opportunities

Micro-Internships

Micro-internships are short-term, professional assignments that enable students to demonstrate skills, explore career paths, and build their networks. Unlike traditional internships, micro-internships can take place year-round, typically ranging from 5 to 40 hours of work, and projects are due between one week and one month after they are initiated.

Alumni

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Learn more about the amazing features Cal Poly's Mustang Jobs offers students, alumni, and faculty/staff.

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Parks & Urban Forestry Interns with City of Concord, CA. 

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Parks & Urban Forestry Interns with City of Concord, CA. 

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Parks & Urban Forestry Interns will have broad and intensive exposure to municipal operations. We are looking for students who are interested in Parks & Urban Forestry-related programs; candidates should be strong self-starters, collaborative, and able to work well both within a team and independently. The internship may include work related to data collection, entry, mining and filtering and migrating of legacy data; web-based and in-field asset inventorying; field surveys of Park conditions; other work related to projects, records admin, public communication and organizing, and general office support

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We are looking for a career service navigator (receptionist) to work our front desk to help individuals in need. We help individuals with EDD, Social Services, and getting connected to employment help.

If interested in full time or part time positions please contact

Alexis Van Pelt

avanpelt@eckerd.org

https://eckerd.org/join-our-team/open-positions/

Link to this position is listed on the website plus other full time opportunities.

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Eckerd Connects | 12,105 followers on LinkedIn. Empowering Potential. Building Careers. | Family has always been at the heart of Eckerd Connects. When we were founded in 1968 by Jack and Ruth Eckerd, the legendary power couple was often asked what motivated them to start a non-profit in rural Florida. Their answer was always the same, “It’s the kids.”

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Applied EarthWorks is again looking for GIS interns for this year. Our internships are fully remote work and the work would be primarily digitizing and georeferencing maps and compiling a California-wide geodatabase with public data. I am wondering if you could again pass along our flyer to any interested students? I have attached an updated flyer.

Thank you,

Kelli Wathen (kwathen@appliedearthworks.co)

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The Wisdom Center Adult Day Health Care Program in Santa Maria is dedicated to ensuring the frail elderly and those with disabilities remain living in the community and avoiding all institutionalization for as long as possible. We provide person-centered comprehensive care for our members, including activities, social services, care management, nursing PT/OT/ST, breakfast and lunch, and transportation to and from our center and our member's homes. We have a internships available in our social services, activity and nursing departments.  If you have a big heart and a desire to help we would love to talk with you about our opportunities.
Please email our Program Director Victoria Griffith: PD@smwisdomcenter.org
www.smwisdomcenter.org

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Recurring ANNUALLY Smithsonian internships -Various kinds

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Recurring ANNUALLY Smithsonian internships -Various kinds

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The Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage Internships at the Smithsonian has a range of internships available year round that have focuses in folklore, cultural anthropology, ethnomusicology, linguistics, and museum studies, among other concentrations. There is a lot of variance within the internships, lasting six weeks to one year, and working full time or part time. The museum is located in Washington DC, but there are some opportunities available that are hybrid or online. Most of the internships are unpaid, but some offer stipends.

In order to apply, you need to go to their website: solaa.si.edu, and make an account. Once you have logged in, go to the "Internship" option and specify "Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage" as your desired program. They may need a resume or letter of recommendation. The deadline for all Summer 2023 internships is March 15. One particular event that they are currently accepting internships for is their 2023 Folklife Festival. To apply to this program specifically, you need to email your application and a completed questionnaire from their website (https://folklife.si.edu/jobs
Links to an external site.) and email it to FestivalJobs@si.edu.

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Below is a list of current internship opportunities at the Smithsonian. You can use the box below to search for internships by keywords or topics. Use the drop-down menu to see opportunities for individual units or museums. Check back regularly as opportunities change.

Central Smithsonian Wide Internships

The Archives of American Art offers internships year-round to students enrolled in undergraduate or graduate programs who wish to learn and gain professional experience in various fields including archival science, information management, museum studies, art administration, art history, and cultural studies.

Asian Pacific American Center

Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage

Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

National Air and Space Museum

The intern will assist with the creation of teacher resources for TII and local educators, including integrating authentic data and technology into their classrooms. The intern will help review and log applications for TII 2023 and assist with planning of the 2023 institute. The intern will assist with a plan for 2023-2024 professional development.

National Museum of African American History and Culture

The Robert Frederick Smith Internship Program seeks to reverse the trend of underrepresentation of African Americans and other minorities in museum professions through well-paid internships at NMAAHC as well as at select cultural institutions across the country. Now accepting applications for Summer 2023 opportunities.

Social Justice Oral History Conversations Internship
Part-Time Hybrid Internship (less than 20 hours per week)
Time period: March 20-October 2023
Stipend: $5,000

Accessibility, Diversity & Inclusion, Anthropology - Cultural, Cataloguing, Communication & Marketing, Cultural Heritage, Curatorial, Film, History, Public Affairs & Social Media, Writing & Editing, Social Justice

National Museum of American History

The Jerome and Dorothy Lemelson Center for the Study of Invention and Innovation at the National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution, offers a full-time, 10 week, archival internship opportunity for one graduate student each summer. The internship stipend is $7,000. Housing, benefits, and transportation are not provided.

THE INTERNSHIP WILL:
Enable new professionals to understand, identify, and manage the historical records of American invention and innovation

National Museum of Asian Art (Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery)

Application deadline: February 24, 2024
Cheng-Harrell Graduate Internship
Paid, Part-time (20 hrs/week)
Academic Year 2024-25: September 9 - December 20, 2024 (Fall semester) and January 20 - May 2, 2025 (Spring semester)

Application deadline: February 16, 2024
Summer Undergraduate Internship at the National Museum of Asian Art
Paid, Full-time (40 hrs/week)
June 17 - August 9, 2024

National Museum of Natural History

Natural History Research Experiences (NHRE) is a 10-week summer internship program hosted at the National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution in Washington D.C. NHRE interns work closely with scientific mentors to complete independent research projects in Earth Science, Biology, and Anthropology.

The internship is full time, 40 hours per week.

Previous research experience is not required, and we encourage applications from minorities and members of other groups underrepresented in the sciences.

The Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History seeks a science writing intern interested in developing science communication skills in an active communications and public affair office. The intern will help create original content to be published on the Ocean Portal website ( https://ocean.si.edu), and participate in other communication activities, including social media campaigns.

The Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History seeks a science writing intern interested in gaining experience in an active communications and public affairs office. This is an excellent opportunity to expand your professional portfolio and learn how to present science and natural history stories to the public in relevant and engaging ways.

National Museum of the American Indian

National Museum of the American Latino

National Portrait Gallery

Office of Educational Technology

Office of General Counsel

Office of Government Relations

A History of Women in the United States Congress is an 8-week summer internship program hosted at the Smithsonian Office of Government Relations in Washington DC. Funded by the American Women's History Initiative Collaboration and Community Fund, this internship is open to non-senior undergraduates, who have a strong interest in women's history, politics and who have at least a 3.0 GPA.

Office of Protection Services

This internship is in the Smithsonian's central Office of Public Affairs. It provides hands-on experience in area of public relations. Regular responsibilities include conducting research, creative and strategic planning for communications plans and media relations.

Office of Safety, Health & Environmental Management, Fire Protection Division

The primary purpose of the Fire Protection Division (FPD) internship is to provide a practical learning experience in the areas of life safety and fire protection engineering. Interested students should be enrolled in an engineering related major, from an accredited college or university, and willing to learn how to conduct facility assessments, perform design reviews, and provide construction oversight for fire protection and life safety systems.

Office of Sponsored Projects

Office of the Chief Information Officer

The Digitization Program Office (DPO) is a branch of the Smithsonian's Office of the Chief Information Officer. DPO is tasked with increasing the quality, quantity and impact of Smithsonian digitized collections. With 155 million objects and specimens, 156 thousand cubic feet of archival materials, and 2 million library volumes (which are housed in 41 facilities, 19 museums and 9 research centers), the scale and diversity of Smithsonian collections presents a unique digitization challenge.

Office of the Under Secretary for Education

The Claudine K. Brown Internship in Education is funded through an endowed fund in memory of Claudine K. Brown, an educator and influential leader of the Smithsonian. Awardees of the Brown Internship are appointed based on a demonstrated interest in the field of education and museum leadership. Internships are available for college students, including under-served youth.

The Smithsonian and its Smithsonian Affiliates, in collaboration with the Emerson Collective and the George Washington University, will offer the Leadership for Change Internship to rising college sophomores, juniors, and seniors who are committed to helping communities, are passionate about social justice, and are driven to accelerate positive impact in our world.

Smithsonian American Art Museum

Smithsonian American Women's History Initiative

Interns with Smithsonian Associates are offered unique opportunities to learn about all aspects of educational programming for both adults and children, while contributing extensively to one of the world's great cultural institutions. Intern projects are designed to benefit both the Institution and complement the intern's own interests, skills, and experience.

Intern Duties: Promotional and programmatic support for the large scale public events, with a special focus on after-hours, Smithsonian-wide programs for young professionals.

Interns with Smithsonian Associates are offered unique opportunities to learn about all aspects of educational programming for both adults and children, while contributing extensively to one of the world's great cultural institutions. Intern projects are designed to benefit both the Institution and complement the intern's own interests, skills, and experience.

This internship offers the unique opportunity to immerse in all the Summer children's' program offered by Associates. Looking for a team of interns both on in person and virtual. Duties will vary based on location.

Administrative & Clerical, Art & Art History, Education, History, Membership, Music, Natural History, Photography, Special Events & Festivals, STEM, Visitor Services & Public Programs

Smithsonian Environmental Research Center

The Smithsonian Environmental Research Center (SERC) in Edgewater, Maryland offers undergraduate and beginning graduate students a unique opportunity to gain hand-on experience in the fields of environmental research and education. The program enables students to work on specific projects while getting experience in valuable lab techniques all under the direction of the Center's professional staff. The program is tailored to provide the maximum educational benefit to each participant.

The Archives of American Gardens internship provides opportunities to perform various archival collections management tasks including cataloging and digitization. This experience will help interns gain practical experience in preparing archival collections for research access. Assignments focus on cataloging garden files and images by describing their content according to recognized data standards, digital asset management, assisting with basic research and reference duties, and developing a range of outreach materials.

This internship provides the opportunity to learn various components related to developing education and outreach materials for curators, staff, and the general public. As both a public garden and open-air museum, Smithsonian Gardens' educational programming encompasses art, history, science, and culture. Interns acquire hands-on experience, complete meaningful projects with lasting value to the Smithsonian, and get an inside view of the Smithsonian Institution.

Smithsonian Gardens (SG) provides an array of learning experiences through its internship program thanks to the wide diversity of services and programs it offers at the Smithsonian Institution, the world's largest museum complex. Interns will learn skills in a broad range of horticultural endeavors from professional staff that can provide a strong practical background to emerging professionals wanting to enter the public gardening world.

The following intern programs are operating onsite, and hybrid format that are accepting applications for Summer 2023:

Smithsonian Libraries and Archives

For Summer 2023, the Smithsonian Libraries and Archives Education department is seeking an intern to help relaunch and expand our resource-lending kit, Traveling Trunks. These tactile multimedia kits are packed full of resources from across the Smithsonian Institution and deliver immersive educational experiences for a middle school audience. Through touch, tech, sight, and sound, Traveling Trunks creates a screen-free sensory rich environment.

Smithsonian Science Education Center

Project Description: Intern will work with the Professional Services team of the Smithsonian Science Education Center to support the evaluation of two DEAI projects: STEM Diversity and Zero Barriers in STEM Education. Learning objectives include:

Project Description: Intern will work with Smithsonian Science Education Center curriculum developers to assist in the revision of Smithsonian Science for the Classroom modules. Interns will learn how to apply knowledge of science content, research, and pedagogy to assist in developing high-quality resources for teaching and learning. Learning objectives include:
* Assisting in the revision of Smithsonian Science for the Classroom modules. This task may include writing, editing, and proofreading as part of a team of writers, editors, education specialists, and scientists.

Project Description: Intern will work with educators, researchers, staff, SSEC partners, and experts in the field of STEM Education for Sustainable Development (STEM4SD) to support the Smithsonian Science for Global Goals project and the Network for Emergent Socio-Scientific Thinking (NESST). Learning objectives include:

Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute

Competitive program funded by the Smithsonian and generous donors open to all nationalities.
The purpose of the STRI General Internship Program is to provide a place for internship applicants who are generally interested in STRI's science to pursue a research experience with one of our scientific mentors based on their interests. Interns are selected based on merit and potential for achievement.

Panama's science and technology secretariat (SENACYT) provides internships to Panamanian students at local universities (undergraduates, recent graduates, and Master's students) so they can work alongside STRI scientists.

This program is designed to enhance intellectual development and give students real world experience working alongside professionals here at STRI.

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Internship Opportunities at the Smithsonian

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Summer Campaign Job Opportunities to Protect the Environment

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Want to spend your summer building skills that will help you launch your career, while working on urgent issues you care about like protecting the environment and our public health?

Work with Environment California and the Fund for the Public Interest on a grassroots campaign to Save the Bees! Find out more and apply here!

Fund for the Public Interest is seeking hard-working individuals with a passion for social change to fill citizen outreach and Field Manager positions across the country this summer. With offices in selected cities across the country this summer, we are hiring full-time staff, with leadership opportunities available, to work on issues like stopping plastic pollution and getting pesticides out of our food supply.

Get experience with the leadership and campaign skills and build connections needed to launch your career
Educate and engage citizens on pressing issues
Build membership and raise money for environmental and social change groups

Find out more about summer jobs to protect the environment here

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San Luis Obispo County District Attorney’s OfficeVictim Witness Assistance Center - RECURRING ANNUALLY

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San Luis Obispo County District Attorney’s OfficeVictim Witness Assistance Center - RECURRING ANNUALLY

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The District Attorney’s Victim/Witness Assistance Division is seeking student interns (Junior or Senior level).  We require a minimum commitment of 4 consecutive quarters, and 12 hours per week.  1-year commitment requirement. Student interns work under the supervision of the Intern Supervisor (Victim Witness Assistant Director), providing services to crime victims and witnesses as described here:
* General case status information
* Basic orientation to the criminal justice system
* Court escort and support
* Transportation services and other related services
* Outreach and education

Other work activities include the preparation of reports, documentation of contacts with victims, assisting staff with witness coordination and court case tracking and performing other general office tasks as assigned.

Please note that criminal matters handled by the District Attorney’s Victim Witness Assistance Division are confidential and may involve graphic and highly sensitive information.  Completion of an application and a formal background check are required prerequisites.

If you are interested in applying, send resume to victimwitness@co.slo.ca.us. Please contact Beth Raub or Jen Cudworth by phone or by email @ 805-781-5821 or victimwitness@co.slo.ca.us  for any questions.

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Victim Witness Assistance Program Internship Program

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Opportunities for academic credit are available in many areas within the Victim Witness Assistance Center

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Environmental Science Associates -Recurring annually various positions

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ESA is now accepting applications for our Internships and positions. Archaeology Field Technician

https://job-boards.greenhouse.io/environmentalscienceassociates/jobs/4922414008

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NSF Undergraduate Research -Recurring Annually

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REU Sites: Social, Behavioral, and Economic Sciences

APPLICATIONS: Students must contact the individual sites for application information and materials. NSF does not have application materials and does not select student participants.

ELIGIBILITY: Individual sites may have specific eligibility requirements (e.g., number of undergraduate years completed) for applicants in addition to those described here. Undergraduate student participants supported with NSF funds must be citizens or permanent residents of the United States or its possessions. High school graduates who have not yet enrolled and students who have already received their bachelor's degrees generally are not eligible.

Click on the name of the Site in the "Site Information" column to go to the homepage (if available) for that Site.

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REU Sites | NSF - National Science Foundation

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NSF's mission is to advance the progress of science, a mission accomplished by funding proposals for research and education made by scientists, engineers, and educators from across the country.

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Camp Natoma (Paso Robles) -Recurring Annually

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Camp Natoma (Paso Robles) -Recurring Annually

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Do you or someone you know want to spend your summer in the great outdoors? Would you like to make a difference in the lives of kids? Would you like to build real-life professional skills in a supportive environment?

Consider applying at Camp Natoma!

We seek to hire staff that have extensive youth development experience, an undeniable passion for inspiring kids, a love for nature and a desire to work together as a team. We recruit mature, responsible individuals to be exceptional role models for campers and create a safe, caring camp environment.

https://www.campnatoma.org/employment-opportunities.php

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Seasonal Summer Employment

We hire enthusiastic, caring role models.

Our hiring process is rigorous and thorough as we seek to hire staff that has extensive youth development experience, an undeniable passion for inspiring kids, a love for nature, and a desire to work together as a team. We recruit mature, responsible individuals to be exceptional role models for campers and create a safe, caring camp environment. It is competitive to earn a position at Camp Natoma. All employees must pass an extensive background check.
THE SUMMER 2024 EMPLOYMENT APPLICATION IS OPENING SOON! Returning staff applications are open! You can apply HERE. New staff applications will be available December 1st. CONTACT DIANA@CAMPNATOMA.ORG if you have any questions.

Make CAMP your perfect Internship

We know summer camp jobs don't last forever.

The connections, personal growth, and memories do.

Read on for just a few of the professional skills and experiences we provide to prepare you for today's workplace.

1. Constant communication

2. Self-directed team experience

3. Testing ground for leadership development

4. Meaningful problem-solving and decision-making

5. Experiencing and resolving conflict

6. Bottom-line contribution

7. Discipline

8. Receiving and growing from feedback

These are real-life skills, and you get to build them in a supportive environment where you're making a difference in the lives of children. That's way better than the "making copies or coffee" experience most internships offer.

Let us help create the internship of your dreams.

Want a real job? Work at camp.

Job Descriptions

Camp Natoma is an inclusive space that welcomes all folks regardless of gender, background, disability, or status.

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Our hiring process is rigorous and thorough as we seek to hire staff that has extensive youth development experience, an undeniable passion for inspiring kids, a love for nature and a desire to work together as a team.

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Recurring Annually: Teach for America - Ignite Fellowship

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Recurring Annually: Teach for America - Ignite Fellowship

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As an Ignite Fellow, you will lead small group virtual learning experiences with students with the support of veteran educators. This is a part-time, paid opportunity to build meaningful relationships with youth, accelerate student success and gain skills that propel forward your own leadership. Fellows work approximately 5 hours per week during regular K-12 school hours and receive a $1200 (pre-tax) award at the conclusion of their fellowship term.

Application Deadline: Sunday, December 18 at 11:59 pm

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Ignite student learning with Teach For America's virtual, paid, part-time tutoring fellowship.

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Material Culture Consulting, Inc. (MCC) -Recurring Annually

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Material Culture Consulting, Inc. (MCC) -Recurring Annually

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Are you interested in working in archaeologyor cultural resource management?

Do you have a minimum of a bachelors degree inanthropology, archaeology, history, or related field?

Have you attended a field school program and/orclass? Employment

We're always looking for motivated and talented team members.

Just drop us an email to introduce yourself and submit your resume to:

hr@materialcultureconsulting.com

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NASA DEVELOP projects focus on helping local, national, and international communities address their environmental concerns while utilizing NASA's Earth observing fleet of satellites.

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Community Action Partnership of San Luis Obispo (CAPSLO) Open Roles

CAPSLO has a range of open positions in 10 counties that we serve:  San Joaquin, Monterey, Kern, Fresno, San Benito, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Ventura, Orange and Northern San Diego Counties. https://capslo.org/careers/

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Restorative Partners provides services and programs for those in-custody and for those released from the San Luis County Juvenile Hall, Jail, Honor Farm and State Prisons. Our restorative justice approach focuses on mind, body and spiritual transformation, incorporates trauma informed care, addresses responsibility and accountability, and offers accompaniment through reentry mentorship.

We have several ways for you to get involved! You can be involved as an In-Custody Lead Volunteer, In-Custody Accompaniment Volunteer, Facilitated Program Volunteer, Reentry Mentor Volunteer, Administrative Volunteer or Reentry Program Lead and Accompaniment Volunteer!

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There are thousands of ways to get involved with Restorative Partners to enact restorative justice. People of all ages from every part of our county can participate at some level. Become a volunteer in the areas below:

Juvenile Hall

Must be 18+

An opportunity to create meaningful and healthy connections with the youth by being a positive role model in our community!

An opportunity to lead or go alongside other volunteers in supporting the prosocial programs we offer inside Juvenile Hall.

Share your musical interest and talents by teaching lessons on: guitar, keyboard, drums, singing, and other instruments.

Teach and or tutor the youth on education subjects, life skills, and career preparation.

Get active and join our sports program outdoors or enjoy a game of Ping Pong.

Let your creative mind flow by supporting our Creative Art program and teaching a creative writing class!

If you are a bookworm and are eager to run your very own BookClub, you don't have to look any further!

Let your green thumb turn greener while being involved with our Garden Programs!

Support our Alcohol (AA) or Narcotics (NA) Anonymous Group

Facilitate engaging and fun workshops related to your specific interest or background!

Celebrate with our youth at our monthly Karaoke Birthday Events! (If you would like to provide a delicious dessert for this event please reach out to us!)

We accept internships and welcome Senior Project ideas.

If you have a specific interest or talent and would like to create a program please don't hesitate to reach out to us!

Please complete the application below to become a volunteer. If you would like to learn more about the Juvenile Hall volunteer program, please contact Izzy Bischel at isabella@restorativepartners.org or (805) 781-5329

Community and Restorative Partners Office

Have a Restorative Partner Staff and/or Volunteer speak at your club, organization, church, or school

Support outreach to victims of crimes in our community

Lead or host a fundraiser

Start a Restorative Partners Club at your school

Help host a holiday gift program for the children of an incarcerated person

Help with database entry

Assist with office work

Facilitate AVP Connect

Train to become a volunteer at Juvenile Hall or Jail

Facilitate Community AVP, NVC Practice Circles and T4C classes with Probationers

Please complete the application below to become a volunteer. If you would like to learn more about volunteering at the Restorative Partners' office and at community events, please contact Luis at luis@restorativepartners.org or (805) 242-1272 ext. 165

FAQs

How can I get involved as a volunteer?

We have several ways for you to get involved! You can be involved as an In-Custody Lead Volunteer, In-Custody Accompaniment Volunteer, Facilitated Program Volunteer, Reentry Mentor Volunteer, Administrative Volunteer and Reentry Program Lead and Accompaniment Volunteer!

What steps do I take to become an in-custody volunteer?

The first step is to attend our Community Workshop, which is an introduction to our organization and Restorative Justice. Depending on which facility (Jail or Juvenile Hall) you'd like to volunteer at, you must attend the facility's orientation. After attending both the workshop and facility orientation, you must complete a Live Scan in order to enter the facilities. Once you complete a Live Scan and are cleared, you will be asked to meet with the Volunteer Coordinator to discuss programs you might be attending.

What is a Live Scan?

A Live Scan is a simple background check where an operator will electronically scan your fingerprints in person. Along with your Live Scan, you must submit an application.

How soon can I begin volunteering at the Jail and/or Juvenile Hall?

After you have completed your Live Scan(s), you will meet with the Volunteer Coordinator to discuss your availability. The Jail will notify you of your clearance status anywhere between 2 and 6 weeks. As for the Juvenile Hall, the Probation Department (where your Live Scan is done for the Juvenile Hall) will send out a list in batches to notify us of any clearances, which can sometimes take a few months. Unfortunately, the Juvenile Hall does not notify us of clearances on a rolling basis as the Jail does.

What if I am unable to attend the Community Workshop?

We offer quarterly workshops that you'll be able to attend! These Orientation Cycles typically occur in the months of January, April, July, and October. If you missed a workshop and would like to begin volunteering sooner, we offer programs at our reentry homes that you can be involved in!

If I am cleared at the Jail, then am I cleared at Juvenile Hall?

No. Unfortunately, the Jail and Juvenile Hall does not have a shared system of clearances. You must complete separate Live Scan processes and applications, depending on which facility you are interested in volunteering at.

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We have a new Peace Corps representative to promote the program.  Here is a link to the Peace Corps, and a second link to graduate fellowships at over 100 universities for when you finish the Peace Corps service.  Feel free to contact Dr. Timms about his experience, or better to the rep Alex at abarrera3@peacecorps.gov

https://www.peacecorps.gov/

https://www.peacecorps.gov/volunteer/university-programs/coverdell-fellows/

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Work with partly paid internships on conservation from Alaska to Florida, and everywhere in between!  Internship credit.

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SCA's mission is to build the next generation of conservation leaders and inspire lifelong stewardship of the environment and communities by engaging young people in hands-on service to the land.

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CivicSpark helped launch my career in water, pairing with me an excellent site supervisor during my service year. I have been able to turn to him for advice and guidance ever since my service year ended. Working with the Santa Ana Watershed Project Authority on their Disadvantaged Communities Involvement (DCI) Program, allowed me to jump straight into another region's Disadvantaged Community program with plenty of experience and insights to share. I have had the privilege to work with a fellow CivicSpark alumnus for the last several years on this program and our shared experience has made us a great team!

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CivicSpark is not your typical internship. Become a Fellow and join our larger network of changemakers committed to creating climate-resilient communities and a better tomorrow.

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9 Places to Volunteer Online (And Make a Real Impact)

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Volunteering online lets you donate your virtual time to a cause space that matters. Learn how you can create IRL impact through online action.

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Idealist connects millions of idealists - people who want to do good - with opportunities for action and collaboration all over the world.

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Mustang Media Group is hiring across all their platforms – Mustang News, KCPR, Mustang Business – and are looking for aspiring journalists, video reporters, photographers, social media coordinators, advertising account executives, designers and so many more.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀

The official list of positions is:

News Multimedia Journalist

Sports Multimedia Journalist

Opinion Columnist

KCPR Content Writer

Arts and Student Life Multimedia Journalist

Podcast Producer

Podcast Manager

KCPR News Reporter

Data Reporter

Content Editor

Data Analyst

Video Reporter

Bilingual Journalist

Designer

Photographer

KCPR Designer

Social Media Coordinator

Advertising Designer

Advertising Account Executive

For more information visit apply.mustangmediagroup.com.

For further questions on any of the positions, feel free to reach out to next year’s Editor in Chief Tessa Hughes at tkhughes@calpoly.edu.

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Sign up to find out more about CALPIRG Students’ remote internships and volunteer opportunities.

CALPIRG Students is a student organization here that works to protect the environment, fight hunger and homelessness, and promote civic engagement. This Fall we helped nearly 10,000 students register to vote in California!

This Winter we are working to tackle the biggest problem facing our generation - climate change. Coming off another record setting fire season, it’s clear we need to take strong, swift action to reduce the impacts of climate change. That’s why we are building support from students across the state to call on Governor Newsom to speed up our transition to 100% clean energy by 2030!

We have volunteer and internship opportunities doing outreach, organizing events, and spreading the word through media and social media. At the end of the term we’ll host a virtual lobby day, and a statewide Clean Energy Summit!

https://actionnetwork.org/forms/sign-the-petition-we-need-bold-action-on-climate-change/

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UX research intern: Paso Robles Children's Museum's website overhaul

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The Paso Robles Children's Museum is a local non-profit that depends on philanthropic contributions to keep its doors open. Its website is important for attracting interest in the museum, providing info about hours/admission prices, and informing potential donors about fundraising events. But, the website has not gotten a "new look" in many years.

This year, the museum is partnering with a student-faculty team from Graphic Communications to overhaul its website. In order to ensure that they create the best possible website, the Graphic Communications team is looking for a SOC or ANG student to research how to create the best possible user experience on the website.

Along with a faculty advisor (Dr. Sara Lopus in Sociology), the research intern will create the research design, apply for IRB human subjects approval, recruit study participants, and collect/analyze/report the results. A wonderful opportunity for someone interested in a career in UX! If you'd prefer, this opportunity could probably comprise a senior project instead of an internship.

Qualifications: Successful completion of a course in quantitative research methods. Availability during Winter and Spring quarters.

How to apply: Send a statement of interest to Dr. Sara Lopus (slopus@calpoly.edu) that briefly summarizes your interest in the position and any associated qualifications.

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Family Care Network interns work alongside social workers and rehabilitation specialists to provide direct support for youth and families impacted by trauma. The extensive supervision and training provided by FCNI enables interns to move into the field of human services with a solid foundation, enhanced resume and added insight into the types of services they may consider for their future career. This is a paid internship that is eligible for college credit.  Please contact FCNI if you are interested or have further questions: Volunteer Resource Development (805) 781-3535 or volunteer@fcni.org

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One of the recruiters at Esri provided Cal Poly with two documents outlining the different divisions at Esri and what they recruit for in each division.  Take a look and see what ESRI is looking for in their GIS professionals.

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Volunteer Internship - The Haven at Pismo

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Case Management Intern (Volunteer Unpaid Internship)

- Monday-Fridays 9-5:30 shifts available

- Accommodating of school schedule

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MODEL UNITED NATIONS THIS YEAR Model United Nations embraces the Cal Poly "learn by doing" approach to education as students not only learn about the UN and international affairs, but also take on the roles of international diplomats and simulate UN committee sessions. The program provides opportunities to learn about world affairs, to sharpen negotiation and consensus-building techniques, to meet with students from universities throughout the world, and to participate in collegiate conferences.