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Full descriptions of the following Internship Opportunities are available in the Internship Files located at the St. Ben’s and St. John’s Career Resource Centers.
NEW INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES are posted in E-link.
ONGOING INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES are listed in alphabetical order. These organizations offer internships year round or every summer. Check the listing for details.
ARCHIVED OPPORTUNITIES are listed in alphabetical order. Don’t overlook these organizations who’ve offered internships in the past. If you find an organization that interests you, check their website or contact them directly for information about current opportunities.
American Red Cross- Minneapolis ON-GOING
The Greater Minneapolis Area Chapter of the American Red Cross provides a number of unique opportunities for interns to examine, gain experience, learn from, and contribute to the nation's foremost volunteer emergency services organization. Internships are offered in the areas of International Humanitarian Law, Campaigning, Community Health & Safety, Social Work, Community Services, Disaster Coordinator, Volunteer Services, Financial Development, Marketing, Health and Safety Education, HIV/AIDS Community Health Education. The intern positions are all part-time (ranging from 8 to 20 hrs/week).
CRC CATEGORIES: (LW, ED, HL, HS, EP)
Brain Injury Association of Minnesota – Minneapolis ON-GOING
Description: Education Internship. The Brain Injury Association of Minnesota is the only nonprofit organization in the state dedicated solely to serving the needs of the 94,000 Minnesotans who live with a disability due to brain injury. Their mission is to enhance the quality of life and bring the promise of a better tomorrow for all people affected by brain injury. Under the guidance of the Education Coordinator, the Education Intern performs a variety of activities to enhance the quality of life and bring the promise of a better tomorrow for all people affected by brain injury. This unpaid internship can be arranged for credit. Visit their website: www.braininjurymn.org
Responsibilities: The Intern may develop presentations for youth and adults, work on various aspects of conference planning, do outreach for support groups or conduct literature reviews and background research on safety topics. There are a variety of duties and opportunities and responsibilities will vary depending on the interest of the Intern and organization’s workload.
Qualifications: Position is open to juniors or seniors who have completed some coursework in education, health or social work. Organized, good communicator with basic computer skills, including PowerPoint. Research and presentation skills preferred. An interest in nonprofit organizations is a plus. We ask for a minimum of one term with 8+ hours per week, primarily weekday hours but a few early evening hours may also be available.
Application Process: Contact the Volunteer Coordinator at 612-378-2742 or kimberlyf@braininjurymn.org.
CRC CATEGORIES: Education (ED) Human Services (HS) (12/06)
CRC CATEGORIES: EDUCATION (ED) MANAGEMENT (MA) (1/07)
Brain Injury Association of Minnesota – Minneapolis ON-GOING
Description: Education Internship. The Brain Injury Association of Minnesota is the only nonprofit organization in the state dedicated solely to serving the needs of the 94,000 Minnesotans who live with a disability due to brain injury. Their mission is to enhance the quality of life and bring the promise of a better tomorrow for all people affected by brain injury. Under the guidance of the Education Coordinator, the Education Intern performs a variety of activities to enhance the quality of life and bring the promise of a better tomorrow for all people affected by brain injury. This unpaid internship can be arranged for credit. Visit their website: www.braininjurymn.org
Responsibilities: The Intern may develop presentations for youth and adults, work on various aspects of conference planning, do outreach for support groups or conduct literature reviews and background research on safety topics. There are a variety of duties and opportunities and responsibilities will vary depending on the interest of the Intern and organization’s workload.
Qualifications: Position is open to juniors or seniors who have completed some coursework in education, health or social work. Organized, good communicator with basic computer skills, including PowerPoint. Research and presentation skills preferred. An interest in nonprofit organizations is a plus. We ask for a minimum of one term with 8+ hours per week, primarily weekday hours but a few early evening hours may also be available.
Application Process: Contact the Volunteer Coordinator at 612-378-2742 or kimberlyf@braininjurymn.org.
CRC CATEGORIES: Human Services (HS) Education (ED)
Minnesota Zoo - Apple Valley, MN ON-GOING
The Minnesota Zoo Education Internship Program is designed to provide college level student interns or adults wishing to change careers with practical learning experiences. A student intern must be receiving academic credit, or be fulfilling an academic requirement, from an accredited institution of higher education. Interns will assist with and teach zoo camp programs for children ages preschool to 8th grade, explore various teaching techniques, gain experience with different styles of interpretation, develop and prepare curriculum material and design a project focused on the intern’s interests and abilities. All internships are unpaid, 10 weeks long and 30 to 40 hours a week. Applications packets must include: completed application form, cover letter, resume, transcripts and a letter of recommendation. Application Deadline: mid-April. Contact Patti Clark for more information.
CONTACT: Patti Clark
ADDRESS: 13000 Zoo Blvd.
Apple Valley, MN 55124
PHONE: (952) 431-9331
CRC CATEGORIES: ENVIRONMENTAL (EV) EDUCATION (ED) (01/07)
Oakridge Institute for Science and Education – Various Locations throughout the US. Department of Education Internships –- Summer 2007 – Paid
Description: The Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education is currently recruiting students for the new U.S. Department of Energy DOE scholars Internship Program. Benefits to student interns will include: Ten-week appointments at DOE offices, laboratories, or facilities, Weekly stipend payments of $550 for undergraduates or $600 for graduate students, Round-trip travel from home or institution to the appointment site, Opportunities to apply academic studies to DOE programs in science, engineering, safety, finance, project management, policy, planning, and other professional areas.
Qualifications/Application Process: Full details and an application can be found at the program website at http://orise/orau.gov/doescholars. The deadline for this internship application is end of January.
CONTACT: Barbara Dunkin
Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education
Science Education Programs - MS-36
P.O. Box 117
Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37830
PHONE: 865-574-6440
FAX: 865-576-0734
EMAIL: barbara.dunkin@orau.org
CRC CATEGORIES: EDUCATION (ED) MANAGEMENT (MA) (1/07)
Women’s Sports Foundation – Meadow, NY ON-GOING
The Women’s Sports Foundation has openings for full time internship positions for fall. The Intern will work in the Information Referral Service office and will also be assigned to one of the following departments: Advocacy, Athlete Services, Special Events, Program Management, Development, Marketing, Education Programs, Public Relations, Publications, and WEB. There will also be a monthly stipend which ranges from $450-1000 depending on the length and type of Internship. The length of the Internship varies from 12 weeks to one year. Applications can be obtained by calling the number listed below. All applications, resumes, and letters of reference should be sent via mail to the address below.
CRC CATEGORIES: Communication (CM), Education (ED), Event Planning (EP), Fitness/Athletic Training (FT)
ARCHIVED OPPORTUNITIES
Alzheimer’s Association – Minneapolis, MN
The Alzheimer’s Association is offering an unpaid summer internship. The intern will assist the special events manager in the overall planning of the major fundraising events for the center. Responsibilities include: marketing, media relations, public relations, public speaking, committee meetings, and some data management. The intern should have excellent verbal and written communication skills, attention to detail, good interpersonal communication skills, and good computer skills. The intern must be able to commit 10-20 hours per week with some evenings necessary. To apply, send a resume and cover letter via mail or email by May 1, 2005 to Nancy Thomes.
CONTACT: Nancy Thomes, Director of Volunteer Programs
ADDRESS: Alzheimer’s Association
4550 West 77th St., Suite 200
Minneapolis, MN 55435
PHONE: (952) 857-0520
(800) 232-0851
FAX: (982) 830-0513
EMAIL: nancy.thomes@alz.org
CRC CATEGORIES: EVENT PLANNING (EP)
American Lung Association – St. Paul, MN
The American Lung Association is seeking a Capitol Classic Golf Tournament Coordinator Intern. The intern will assist the tournament director with the coordination of this $250,000 golf tournament. Responsibilities include: coordinate silent auction, coordinate solicitation mailing process, conduct essential donor follow-up, assist in information collection for the tournament program, and attend tournament and assist as needed. The qualified candidate has undergraduate student in a related field, has working knowledge of Microsoft Office, is detail oriented, has the ability to work independently, displays flexibility, integrity, and team orientation, and has knowledge of golf and/or golf tournaments. The position is for January 2000 through June 30, 2000.
CRC CATEGORIES: EVENT PLANNING (EP)
City of Edina – Edina, MN
The City of Edina, Centennial Lakes Park is accepting applications for a part-time summer intern. The intern will assist the Special Events Coordinator by working with adults and children’s performances, working with the public in the clubhouse on the putting course, and taking group reservations. Qualifications for this position include a major in recreation or related fields, a junior or senior standing, and prior experience working with the public and with community events. This is a 20-36 hr/per week position requiring some evening and weekend hours. Starting wage is $8.81 per hour. Application deadline for this position is April 18, 2003.
CONTACT: City of Edina, Human Resources
ADDRESS: 4801 W. 50th St.
Edina, MN 55424
WEBSITE: www.ci.edina.mn.us
CRC CATEGORIES: (EP) EVENT PLANNING
City of Minnetonka – Minnetonka, MN
The City of Minnetonka has an opening available for an intern in the Planning Department. This is a position with flexible hours. The primary responsibility would be to help the planners in a suburban planning office. The projects include making maps, researching projects, sign inspection, code enforcement, report writing, providing assistance to residents, surveys and phone work. This is a paid position.
CRC CATEGORIES: EVANT PLANNING (EP)
City of Saint Paul – St. Paul, MN
The City of St. Paul has an opening for a community Development Intern for a minimum of six months. The purpose of this position is to conduct special project work for the Community/Economic Development Director in the department areas of: community development, economic development, neighborhood development, housing and problem properties. Applicants must be currently enrolled in a post-secondary educational facility pursuing a degree in Public Administration, Planning, Community Development or a closely related field. This is a paid position. For more information please call the contact below.
CRC CATEGORIES: EVENT PLANNING (EP)
Common Hope – St. Paul, MN
CSB/SJU students have interned at this site in the past. Contact the organization directly for information about current opportunities.
CRC CATEGORIES: EVENT PLANNING (EP)
DeLaSalle High School – Minneapolis, MN
DeLaSalle High School is offering two spring internships to senior students interested in a career in event planning and/or development. The intern will help coordinate the bulk mailing process of quarterly Alumni Publications, and participate in committee meetings by creating and sending agendas, planning an entire alumni reception, and researching other school activities and planning. Interns will have their own working space and will be treated as a professional, full-time staff. A small stipend will be available. To apply, please send a cover letter and resume by Friday December 5, 2003 to the contact below. The school with accept applications until both positions are filled.
CONTACT: Events & Development
ADDRESS: DeLaSalle High School
One DeLaSalle Drive
Minneapolis, MN 55401
EMAIL: atoney@delasalle.com
WEBSITE: www.delasalle.com
CRC CATEGORIES: EVENT PLANNING (EP)
Edina Chamber of Commerce – Edina, MN
The Edina Chamber of Commerce is seeking interns to help with the annual Gala, their largest fundraising event of the year, scheduled on March 2, 2002. The Special Events Internship would run from mid-December 2001 through early March 2002. Interns can expect to gain experience in public relations and to assist in writing articles for a monthly newsletter, updating website pages, researching, general administrative duties and event planning. Computer skills are a must. The internships are unpaid and must be for school credit.
CRC CATEGORIES: EVENT PLANNING (EP)
Education Sector Internship – Washington, D.C.
Education Sector, a new education policy think tank in Washington, D.C. offers substantive internship experiences for college undergraduates, graduate students, and recent graduates interested in education policy, research and communications. The opportunities are offered during the school year and summer. Visit their website for further information: www.educationsector.org.
Responsibilities: Interns are expected to engage in a variety of activities, including collecting and analyzing data, tracking issues and policy developments, writing brief articles for their newsletter and online publications, planning and helping to run forums and conferences. Professional development opportunities are available.
Qualifications: Interest and commitment to improving public education, strong writing and analytical skills, good organization skills and the ability to juggle a variety of tasks in a fast-paced environment.
Application Process: Send cover letter explaining your interest, resume and writing sample by email to: hr@educationsector.org. Most internships are unpaid, however there is a limited number of scholarships available for outstanding applicants.
CRC CATEGORIES: GOVERNMENT (GO) COMMUNICATION WRITING (CM) EVENT PLANNING (EP)
Golden Openings, Inc. – New Hope, MN
Golden Openings, Inc. has internships available in public relations/event planning. The intern will distribute flyers and invitations to neighboring businesses before events; assist and create promotional pieces for clients; assist with administrative tasks; attend and assist with pre and post grand opening activities; assist with internal projects as needed. This internship is available to public relation, business, communication, and computer majors.
CRC CATEGORIES: EVENT PLANNING (EP)
Initiative Foundation – Little Falls, MN
The Initiative Foundation, a regional resource for nonprofit grants, business loans and community, organizational and environmental planning, is currently seeking a temporary, part-time event coordinator. This internship position will assist in the planning, promotion, and coordination of the Third Annual Awards for Outstanding Community Initiative. Other responsibilities include: assisting with news releases, developing event signage and sponsorship recognition, and participating with all aspects of event planning. Prospective interns should have good writing and verbal communications ability, exceptional organizational skills, basic news writing and graphic design proficiency, and a sense of responsibility, timeliness and pride. Interns must also have a valid driver’s license and access to a reliable vehicle. This is a fall internship opportunity. To apply, send a resume and cover letter by August 23 to the contact below. This is a paid internship.
CONTACT: Matt Kilian, Director of Communications
ADDRESS: 405 First Street Southeast
Little Falls, MN 56345
PHONE: (320)632-9255
FAX: (320)632-9258
WEBSITE: www.ifound.org
CRC CATEGORIES: EVENT PLANNING (EP)
Intermedia Arts – Minneapolis, MN
Intermedia Arts is looking for a part-time intern who would like to gain experience in event coordination and artist services. The Art Car Parade Intern will work with staff to ensure success of their July 4th events. Applicants should be comfortable with the public, have experience with Microsoft Word, the ability and appreciation of interacting with people of diverse cultures and backgrounds, and past experience with festivals or event coordination. This is an unpaid internship at 10-12 hours per week for 10 weeks. Please submit a resume and letter of interest by April 8, 2003 to the contact below.
CONTACT: Kate Roth
ADDRESS: Intermedia Arts
2822 Lyndale Ave. South
Minneapolis, MN 55408
PHONE: (612) 874-2815
E-MAIL: kate@intermediaarts.org
WEBSITE: www.intermediaarts.org
CRC CATEGORIES: (AD) ARTS ADMINISTRATION (EP) EVENT PLANNING
Landmark Center – St. Paul, MN
The historical Landmark Center is seeking and intern for the 2003-2004 academic year. Individuals must have a junior or senior standing along with a major in public relations, marketing, communication or advertising. The intern will assist in planning events that will take place at Landmark Center and be highly involved in working with other St. Paul and Heritage organizations. The hours are flexible and unpaid. If interested, please send a resume to the contact below.
CONTACT: Sarah Fossen
Director of Program & Marketing
ADDRESS: Minnesota Landmarks
75 West 5th Street, Suite 404
St. Paul, MN 55102
PHONE: (651) 292-3276
FAX: (651) 292-3272
E-MAIL: sfossen@landmarkcenter.org
CRC CATEGORIES: (EP) EVENT PLANNING
Mall of America – Bloomington, MN
The Mall of America is offering events and marketing internships for the spring semester. The interns will be responsible for assisting with the following programs and projects: Toddler Tuesday, promotional event recaps, assisting with execution of large events, writing descriptions for events and proofing advertising copy and researching potential sponsors and event components for a large scale event. The intern needs to work a minimum of 40 hours a week, which includes some nights and weekends. The internship is paid at $8 per hour. Interns must spend a minimum of 3 months interning with the option to extend to 6 months, if in mutual agreement. Now hiring for January – May. To apply, send a cover letter and resume by December 6, 2004 to Amanda Scherkenbach.
CONTACT: Amanda Scherkenbach, Assistant Manager, Events & Marketing Operations
ADDRESS: Mall of America Management Offices
60 E. Broadway
Bloomington, MN 55425
CRC CATEGORIES: EVENT PLANNING (EP)
Minnesota Amateur Sports Commission – Blaine, MN
The MASC was created in 1987 by the Minnesota State Legislature to promote the economic and social benefits of sports.
1) MASC is currently looking for students interested in duties and tasks related to the administrative organization of major amateur sports events and projects. The interns will work directly with the event managers with responsibilities in facilities and venues, housing and transportation, competition, volunteer services, registration services, and special events. This is a paid position for the summer of 2002.
2) A second event planning intern position is available. This internship including tasks and duties related to the administrative organization of major amateur sports events and projects sponsored by the National Sports Center, including the Schwan’s USA CUP soccer tournament. The intern will work directly with the event managers and will undertake responsibilities that include: facilities and venues, housing and transportation, competition, volunteer services, registration services, results/media, publications, and special events. Internship start dates are ongoing and completion dates are flexible. This is a paid position. For the summer of 2002.
CRC CATEGORIES: Event Planning (EP)
Minnesota Children’s Museum – St. Paul, MN
The Development department at Minnesota Children’s Museum is seeking an intern to assist in the planning and execution of its 2004 Benefit Gala on February 21st. The intern will serve as a liaison between development staff, volunteer Gala Committee and the Museum’s Board of Directors, work with development data assistance to coordinate the invitation mailing list, attend and help staff the Gala, and complete an analysis of the special event to include an assessment of time and other resources. The intern should have a strong interest in marketing, communications, journalism, or a related field. Also, the intern should have a high comfort level with making phone calls to board members and prospective donors, skills in coordinating and completing tasks and projects, and excellent written, verbal and organizational skills. To apply, please send a cover letter and resume to the contact below. The application deadline is October 20, 2003.
CONTACT: Bekah Dalen
Youth Volunteer Coordinator
ADDRESS: Minnesota Children’s Museum
10 West 7th Street
St. Paul, MN 55102
PHONE: (651) 225-6048
CRC CATEGORIES: EVENT PLANNING (EP)
Minnesota Historical Society – Minneapolis - St. Paul, MN
The Minnesota Historical Society’s Education Department has an internship available in their Education Outreach Mentorship program. Mentorship positions are part-time and run from November through March. The intern will be responsible for: providing support and resources for 6th through 12th grade students, working with teachers to provide classroom support, History Day program facilitation, and working with staff and schools to organize History Day events. Qualifications for this position include: interest in working with teachers and students grade 6 though 12; experience in research, analyzing, and presenting information; the ability to meet deadlines, and a background in history, education, English, or theater. Familiarity with Spanish is also preferred.
CONTACT: Tara Romanov
PHONE: (651)297-3533
EMAIL: tara.romanov@mnhs.org
WEBSITE: www.mnhs.org/historyday/
CRC CATEGORIES: EVENT PLANNING (EP)
Minnesota Thunder – Blaine, MN
Minnesota Thunder has two event planning internship opportunities. One opportunity is as a Youth Development Administrator and the other is a Community Relations Coordinator. The Thunder internship experience will offer a full range of business know-how, not limiting the intern’s understanding to one department alone. Responsibilities include organizing events, customer service, and responding to donation requests. The intern should have transportation to and from the National Sports Center in Blaine, computer knowledge, organizational skills, and the ability to work in a team environment. The position hours are 10-15 per week. Please send a resume and cover letter to the following by either fax or e-mail.
CONTACT: Kristin Lettiere
Department of Operations
ADDRESS: 1700 105th Avenue Northeast
Blaine, MN 55449
PHONE: (763)785-3668
FAX: (763)785-5999
E-MAIL: info@mnthunder.com
WEBSITE: www.mnthunder.com
CRC CATEGORIES: EVENT PLANNING (EP)
National Youth Leadership Council (NYLC)– St. Paul, MN
The NYLC is looking for a program assistant. This intern is sought to coordinate the programs and activities of NYLC’s Department of Youth Initiatives and provide administrative support to the Director of Development and External Affairs. The intern’s responsibilities include: manage communication, programs, activities, and events of Youth Initiatives’ team, which includes the Youth Project Team, the DiversityYes! Learning Circle, and provide training and technical assistance. This is a paid position.
CRC CATEGORIES: Events Planning (EP)
Northwest Regional Planning Commission – Spooner, WI
Northwest Regional Planning Commission is looking for a planning intern. The planning intern will be responsible for assisting in the development of the Washburn County Comprehensive Plan following the State of Wisconsin’s newly adopted “Smart Growth” legislation. Duties will include, but are not limited to, research and data analysis, develop land use and zoning maps, conduct town and village pavement surface evaluation ratings attend local comprehensive plan meetings, and assist in the preparation of grant applications. Excellent written, oral communication and computer skills are required. This is a paid position.
CRC CATEGORIES: Events Planning (EP)
People Serving People – Minneapolis, MN
People Serving People has a development internship available. This intern will work closely with the Development Coordinator to assist with special event programming, annual giving campaigns, donations/solicitation and grant research for the largest homeless shelter in Minnesota. Duties will include: researching local organizations, writing grant proposals for financial support, and assisting with the planning and implementation of one special event and performing general fund raising tasks as assigned by the Development Coordinator.
CRC CATEGORIES: Events Planning (EP)
Ramsey County Women's Political Caucus - St. Paul
County Chapter of a multipartisan voluntary women's organization is seeking an intern for a short-term project. The intern will organize and implement a recognition event with a 25 year tradition. Gain experience on grassroots funding, public relations, committee experience, and events planning. Hours are flexible, and the internship will be completed by May 12, 1999.
CRC CATEGORIES: Events Planning (EP)
Regis Corporation – Edina, MN
The Regis Corporation is seeking an intern to act as a key contact for a region of salons and to become familiar with all operational duties. The intern will also take part in special projects, help coordinate new salon openings and closings, and attend regular meetings to discuss salon reports including sales, costs, and payroll. The intern must have a junior or senior academic status and working towards a bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Business, Finance, Management, Marketing, Merchandising, or related field. This is a 40 hour a week position with duration of 10-12 weeks during the summer of 2003. This is a paid position. If interested, please send resumes by February 15th, 2003 to the following (no phone calls please):
CRC CATEGORIES: (EP) EVENT PLANNING
Ridgeway International
Ridgeway International has an opportunity for a fall internship. This position starts the end of August/beginning of September, and concludes the end of December. It is a full time position that also requires occasional evening and weekend hours. The intern will assist with the planning and execution of special events and performing daily basic office work. Individual must have strong listening and verbal skills, strong organization and planning skills, the desire to work in a fast-paced environment, and ability to work with a team. This opportunity provides the intern with hands-on event experience, and the benefits of working on a small, energetic team.
CONTACT: Amy Peterson or Leah Langehaug
ADDRESS: Ridgeway International, Inc
77 13th Ave NE, Suite 203 C
Minneapolis, MN 55413
PHONE: (952) 893-1111
FAX: (952) 893-1995
EMAIL: amy@ridgewayevents.com
E-MAIL: leah@ridgewayevents.com
CRC CATEGORIES: Event Planning (EP)
Riverview Economic Development Association – District del Sol, St. Paul West Side, MN
Riverview Economic Development Association (REDA) is a non-profit community development corporation working to increase the economic capacity and vitality of the businesses on St. Paul’s West Side. The company is offering an internship for the spring of 2005. The intern will work with staff at REDA and be exposed to the following activities: community organization, event management and promotion, community economic development, and small business banking. The intern will be responsible for assisting in producing the Cinco de Mayo Fiesta, supporting marketing and sponsorship initiative for REDA, and helping with administrative and clerical duties in the office. Spanish skills are a plus. The intern should have general computer knowledge and the ability to multitask. This is a 10-20 hours per week position with a stipend available based on the amount of time the intern is able to commit.
CONTACT: Chris Romano, Marketing and Business Outreach Manager
PHONE: (651) 222-6347
EMAIL: cr@districtdelsol.com
CRC CATEGORIES: COMMUNCATION (Marketing/Promotions) (CM), EVENT PLANNING (EP) INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS (IP)
St Paul Saints - St. Paul, MN
The St. Paul Saints Professional Baseball club of the Northern League is seeking an intern interested in all aspects of event production and management. Responsibilities will include: database management, prospecting sales leads, calling potential sponsors, designing sales materials and proposals, vendor contact negotiations, and volunteer management. The intern must be creative, highly organized, energetic, and able to work well as a part of a team in a challenging office setting. Knowledge of Microsoft Office is appreciated but not necessary for the position. This is a 9-5, Monday through Thursday (more on events days) position from January 3 until October 3. Schedule for events and games days is 8:30am – 6:00pm. From January through April the position is unpaid but the organization is willing to work with students who desire to earn academic credit. The May through October portion of the internship is paid at $500 per month. To apply, please send a cover letter and resume to Heather Westrom by December 15, 2004.
CONTACT: Heather Westrom
ADDRESS: St. Paul Saints
1771 Energy Park St.
St. Paul, MN 55108
PHONE: (651) 644-3517
FAX: (651) 644-1627
EMAIL: hwestrom@saintsbaseball.com
CRC CATEGORIES: Event Planning (EP)
United Cerebral Palsy of Central Minnesota (UCP-CM) – St. Cloud, MN
The UCP-CM is looking for a part-time, unpaid intern, to assist with researching and compiling their fifty years of historical documents and photographs. The position will include interviewing persons involved with UPC-CM throughout the years, designing a pictorial history of UCP on a display board and scrap booking news articles. Hours are flexible, but the intern will be expected to work 15-20 hours per week. This position is available for the spring of 2004 semester.
CONTACT: Judy Moening
Executive Director
ADDRESS: UPC of Central MN
510 25th Ave. No.
St. Cloud, MN 56303
PHONE: (320) 253-0765
EMAIL: judy@ucpcentralmn.org
CRC CATEGORIES: (EP) EVENT PLANNING
United Cerebral Palsy – St. Cloud, MN
United Cerebral Palsy (UPC) is seeking an intern to assist in planning fundraising events including Casual Day, their annual golf tournament, and to assist in the development of appeal campaigns. The intern should have good communication skills with previous coursework in marketing or communications. The position begins in mid-May at 20 hours per week. To apply, email judy@ucpcentralmn.org or call Judy Moening.
CONTACT: Judy Moening
ADDRESS: UPC of Central MN
510 25th Ave. N.
St. Cloud, MN 56303
PHONE: (320) 253-0765
FAX: (320) 253-6753
EMAIL: judy@ucpcentral.mn.org
WEBSITE: www.ucpcentralmn.org
CRC CATEGORIES: EVENT PLANNING (EP)
Youth Performance Company (YPC) – Minneapolis, MN
Youth Performance Company (YPC), a youth-centered theatre company, is seeking an intern assistant for its annual fundraising project “Cattle Call”. This year’s event is scheduled for March 10, 2002 at the International Market Square in Minneapolis. The event features a large silent auction (over 250 items), sit down dinner and fabulous entertainment. This year’s goal aims to raise $35,000. The intern will assist the Youth Performance Company’s Development Director and responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: assisting with silent auction request letters and follow-up, the creation of a silent auction program, the creation of all silent auction displays, and all the other aspects that go into getting this silent auction together. This is a stipend position.
CRC CATEGORIES: Events Planning (EP)