Internship Placements in the Arts Office of Internships & Experiential Education 2009-2010 Archived Material from RhodyNet
2009-2010 Office of Internships & Experiential Education Roosevelt Hall 139 401-874-2160-2160 intern@etal.uri.edu www.uri.edu/internships
THE FOLLOWING POSTINGS ARE FROM FALL 2009 THROUGH SPRING 2010.
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THE ARTS
GRANDEMUSIC WWW.JAMESGRANDE.COM
MARKETING / ADVERTISING / BOOKING INTERN Internship Description: This opportunity is unique, rewarding, and caters to Communication, Public Relations, or Marketing majors at the University of Rhode Island. This internship is centered around the development of a local musician - James Grande. James Grande is a singer / songwriter from Narragansett, born and raised in Rhode Island. His career as a musician has begun to flourish over the past few months; and he is now able to pursue performing as a fulltime venture. From performing on-stage with Weezer in front of 8,000 people, to releasing a full-length studio album, James has developed a reputation around New England as a rising talent. This internship will provide a student with a chance to develop an extensive portfolio unlike any other Internship URI has to offer, and have fun as well! The requirements of this position will include (but are not limited to): 1. Assisting in Expanding a Professional Press Kit 2. Planning / Marketing Performances 3. Utilizing the Internet to Market James' Debut Album Entitled "Start the Show" 4. Work Directly with James' Manager to Learn How to Make Cold Calls, Book a Performance, Market a Performance Successfully, and Network 5. Manage Updates to an Email List which includes thousands of GrandeMusic supporters. The portfolio for this internship will present a very extensive representation of the intern's work. Statistics for venue attendance, a before and after chart of website hits, and James' press kit are just a few things that can set this student apart from other employment seeking post-grads. Qualifications: Candidate should first and foremost have a genuine interest in music marketing, event planning, and the entertainment business. Past experience working on marketing campaigns is a plus, but not required. Applicants should be prepared to always present themselves in a professional manner, regardless of the setting (some opportunities to network may present themselves in bars, night clubs, and restaurants). A Communication, Public Relations, or Major is the ideal candidate. • Hours Per Week: Will fit into whichever credit requirement the student is seeking • Wage/ Salary: College credits / potential for commission Application Instructions: Email jGrandeMusic@gmail.com for more information. Be prepared for an informal interview as well. Applicants are encouraged to submit their resumé as soon as possible. 9 Congress Road Narragansett, GrandeMusic 2882
4012656688 • jGrandeMusic@gmail.com
MUSEUM OF THE MOVING IMAGE HTTP://WWW.MOVINGIMAGE.US
MUSEUM OF THE MOVING IMAGE SUMMER INTERNSHIPS Internship Description: Museum of the Moving Image offers full-time, paid summer internships. Under the supervision of department heads, interns have the opportunity to learn about the full range of Museum operations and to work on projects related to the fall 2010 opening of the Museums renovated and expanded facility. Collection: Interns will assist in researching and cataloging objects to be made accessible online, and participate in the Museum’s open-source, web-based collection management software project. Development and Special Events: Interns will work with the Museums Director on preparations for gala events related to the opening of the expanded facility, and provide support for the Museums fundraising efforts. Digital Imaging/Photography: Interns will assist with the digital photography and scanning of Museum artifacts and the correction and editing of images. Digital Media: Interns will provide support for updates to interactive exhibits within the core exhibition Behind the Screen, and assist with the implementation of a new design for the Museums website. Film: Interns will work on the planning of film programs. Interns will also assist with content research for the website Moving Image Source, and with the preparation of editorial content for various program and exhibition related projects. Qualifications: Undergraduates entering their senior year in fall 2010, college graduates, and graduate students are eligible to apply. • Hours Per Week: full time • Wage/ Salary: paid Application Instructions: Applications must be received no later than April 9. Finalists will be interviewed in person or by phone. Successful applicants will be notified no later than May 7. Mail applications to: Internships Museum of the Moving Image 35 Avenue at 36 Street Astoria, NY 11106 E-mail applications to: internships@movingimage.us Use the PDF format for the required documents. 36-01 35 Avenue Astoria, Museum of the Moving Image 11106 (718) 784-4520 • internships@movingimage.us
MUSEUM OF THE MOVING IMAGE HTTP://WWW.MOVINGIMAGE.US
SUMMER 2010 ARTS INTERNS Internship Description: The Arts Intern program places undergraduate students from diverse cultural backgrounds who have financial need in paid summer internships with New York City museums. Interns must either be New York City residents, or enrolled in a college or university within the five boroughs of New York City. Collections Management The Collections Management Intern will be responsible for the cataloging, digitization, and preservation of the Museums collection of more than 200 artifacts related to video game consoles, which include consoles, controllers, and games. By completing this project, the intern will gain experience in all facets of collections management, including: inventorying; research, cataloging, and description; rehousing and condition reporting; digitization; and storage. The intern also will be able to participate in the ongoing development of the open-source collections management software tool CollectionSpace. Candidates should be enrolled in an undergraduate program in American Studies, Media Studies, Popular Culture, American History, Material Culture, or a related field. Candidate should possess an interest and/or expertise in the history of digital media and/or video games, strong writing and time management skills, and proficiency with computers and online research. Digital Media Intern The Digital Media Intern will assist with upgrades to interactive exhibits for the Museum's grand reopening scheduled for Fall, 2010, as well as with the development of the Museum's new website. The Digital Media Intern's work will introduce him or her to the process through which interactive exhibits are created, from conception to installation. It will give the Intern exposure to the larger process of exhibition design and an introduction to the team responsible for planning and implementing changes to exhibitions. Candidates should have strong computer skills, an interest in technology, and some experience with HTML, PHP, MySQL, and Photoshop. The Intern should have excellent communication and writing skills and should be able to work independently, under the guidance of a supervisor. Qualifications: Candidates must be able to demonstrate financial aid by having filed the United States Department of Education Student Aid Report (SAR) and have an Effective Family Contribution (EFC) of $7,000 or less for the most recent academic year. • Hours Per Week: • Wage/ Salary: paid Application Instructions: To apply, please submit a resume, cover letter, and a copy of your SAR as PDFs to internships@movingimage.us. 36-01 35 Avenue Astoria, Museum of the Moving Image 11106 (718) 784-4520 • internships@movingimage.us
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS, NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION, GILLETTE STADIUM WWW.GILLETTESTADIUM.COM
CREATIVE SERVICES INTERN
Internship Description: Intern for Creative Services
Qualifications: This intern must be able to receive academic credit and have transportation to and from Foxborough. Programs this intern should be knowledgeable in include Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign and Quark. • Hours Per Week: • Wage/ Salary:
Application Instructions: Please send a resume to DanielT@patriots.com One Patriot Place Foxborough, New England Patriots, New England Revolution, Gillette Stadium 2035 508-384-9252 • DanielT@patriots.com
THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ILLUSTRATION WWW.AMERICANILLUSTRATION.ORG
MUSEUM INTERNSHIP, SUMMER 2010 Internship Description: Internship Opportunity National Museum of American Illustration, Summer 2010 Qualifications: Ideal candidate will have an enthusiasm for art, art history, and strong interest in illustration. Familiar with Macintosh, MS Office, and Adobe Creative Suite. General office tasks and administrative assistance, graphic design projects, guiding tours, and assisting with special events. Must be comfortable working on a team and with the public, and available weekends. • Hours Per Week: 30-40 • Wage/ Salary: unpaid Application Instructions: Mail letter of interest, resume, academic writing sample (6 page minimum) and appropriate recommendation letters to: Eric Brocklehurst National Museum of American Illustration 492 Bellevue Avenue, Newport RI 02840
or email: eric@americanillustration.org Applicants are encouraged to submit their materials as soon as possible. 492 Bellevue Avenue Newport, The National Museum of American Illustration 028404018518949 • eric@americanillustration.org
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF RI WWW.IIRI.ORG
VIDEOGRAPHER Internship Description: We are currently looking for an intern to help us create a few short videos about our education programs. Specifically we are looking for 5 shorts for our website and one longer video to be used at our New Student Orientation. The student (s) need to know how to use a video camera and editing software. We have a video camera the intern may use (or they may use their own). We currently do not have any editing software. The final products must be in a format that can be uploaded to the IIRI website. As for learning outcomes, the intern would be the producer and editor of the films. The student would have to utilize their creative skills as the videos will be seen by many different audiences. However, the main goal is to make a product for particular customer (IIRI). The intern will also get a firsthand look into the workings of a non-profit focused on cultural diversity. The student must be willing and capable to work with people from all over the world who have varying spoken English ability. (If the intern is fluent in Spanish that would be helpful, but it is not required). The intern would be able to use these videos in their portfolio for graduate school or employment. I would like to complete the project this spring semester. I would be open to working with just one student, or a group. However, the students must have a flexible schedule as the filming of classes, students and teachers would vary as we offer classes morning, evening and Saturday. I am happy to work out a particular schedule with whoever chooses to take on the project. Qualifications: Knowledge of filming/videography Access to film editing software Flexibility in schedule • Hours Per Week: 5 • Wage/ Salary: internship Application Instructions: Please email with a cover letter stating your experience in film and why this internship appeals to you. 645 Elmwood Ave Providence, INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF RI 2907 401-784-8609 • kmlyniec@iiri.org
FOOD AND TRUTH FIT2COOK4KIDS.ORG
VIDEOGRAPHER Internship Description: Make a video depicting how trans fats (partially hydrogenated oils) accumulate in the human body a meal, a day, week, month, year and years at time. The video compliments a song that has already been recorded, lamenting the fact that food items with less that .5 grams per serving are not required to be listed on the nutrition label. The song is called, "Point 5-0 Blues." The video and song will be released on YouTube. Qualifications: Talent, passion, demonstrated commitment to creatively telling the truth. • Hours Per Week: • Wage/ Salary: negotiable Application Instructions: Send an email introducing yourself to Fit2cook4Kids@gmail.com 621 Gilbert Stuart Road Saunderstown, Food And Truth 2874 401-294-6800 • karensalvatore@gmail.com
THE STEAMSHIP HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA WWW.SSHSA.ORG
SSHSA INTERN Internship Description: SSHSA has a variety of functions that an intern can pursue dependent upon our need at the time and the skill level and interest of the applicant. The need, interest, and the skill level of the applicant will also correspond to the ability to pay the applicant wages and at what level those wages will be paid. Wages, if feasible, will be funded through an hourly range of $8-$12 p/h or a fixed stipend may also be implemented. This internship will provide a student with a hands-on experience in the non profit sector and the various duties, tasks, goals, and strategies implemented on a daily basis. SSHSA Internship Job Descriptions: Assisting in the office: Assist with daily office activities which can involve data processing, answering phone, photo copying, and general clerical work. Software that may be used: PastPerfect museum software, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and scanning (training available). Basic internet and typing skills required. Processing Museum Collections: As we receive a number of collections that need to be processed and catalogued, we frequently need help processing and accessioning these items. Duties will include handling all items with care, identifying them, describing them, and inputting info into a data tracking system (training available). Historical Research and Photo Reproduction: This job involves researching of a specific topic and/or vessels and fulfilling requests from our members and the general public. In many cases, the intern will be responsible for identifying sources in our collection of over 400,000 images in an access database, locating them, and scanning and reproducing them for resale. A general scanning knowledge is preferred; however, familiarity with Photoshop and other related software is helpful (training available). Marketing & Advertising: SSHSA publishes a quarterly journal titled "Steamboat Bill" and has done so since 1940. The intern may assist with identifying potential new advertisers and work to help grow advertising by outreach to potential clients and creating media kits to be mailed. Misc. Jobs: As a small private non-profit certified 501 (c) 3 organization; SSHSA has a variety of tasks that need to be completed at any one time. Above are the most common ones that we are seeking fulfillment for, but an intern should be available and willing to accommodate a variety of tasks as they arise from assisting in fundraising, communications, and/or membership serves. Qualifications: Computer skills, word, excel a plus, previous office experience preferred but not required. Position type dependent on applications skill set and area of interest. • Hours Per Week: 16-24 • Wage/ Salary: TBD Application Instructions: To apply, please send cover letter and resume or CV to rtorsell@sshsa.org or SSHSA Attention: Rebecca Torsell 1029 Waterman Ave. East Providence, RI 02914 or call (401) 274-0805 1029 Waterman Ave. East Providence, The Steamship Historical Society of America 2914 401-274-0805 • rtorsell@sshsa.org
WRITING/EDITING
URI TALENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM HTTP://WWW.URI.EDU/TALENT_DEVELOPMENT/
WRITING TUTOR POSITIONS - SUMMER 2010 Internship Description: Tutoring support for two sections of URI Writing 100. One-to-one instruction and small group tutoring based on on-going coursework. Go to www.uri.edu/talent_development for more information. Qualifications: Bachelor's degree strongly preferred. College Senior Status (90 Credits earned) as of September 2010 required with writing tutoring training or formal experience. Applicants without a bachelor's degree must submit a copy of their unofficial transcript with their application. Previous teaching or tutoring experience required. College writing center tutoring experience strongly preferred. Experience with varied racial and ethnic populations strongly preferred. Good Knowledge of Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Word, and World Wide Web usage required. Knowledge of Microsoft PowerPoint and/or Microsoft Excel is a plus. Go to www.uri.edu/talent_development for more information. • Hours Per Week: Varies • Wage/ Salary: $2,800 Application Instructions: Applicants without a bachelor's degree must also submit an unofficial transcript. Submit Resume and Cover Letter by April 2, 2010 to: Sharon Forleo, Associate Director Talent Development Program 219 Taft Hall, 9 Lippitt Road University of Rhode Island Kingston RI 02881 OR Email (preferred): sfor@uri.edu If the applicant pool is insufficient, the deadline will be extended. Go to www.uri.edu/talent_development for more information. 219 Taft Hall, 9 Lippitt Road Kingston, URI Talent Development Program 2881 (401) 874-2901 • sfor@uri.edu
INTERNCIRCLE.COM HTTP://WWW.INTERNCIRCLE.COM
EDITORIAL INTERN
Internship Description: InternCircle.com is looking to expand its content channels this summer and is looking for interns to contribute to our editorial department! We are looking to those who have the inside scoop on intern lifestyle, college trends and interest in learning. The editorial internship is offered in Connecticut, but can be conducted virtually, allowing you maximum flexibility to write to the best of your ability. It is an unpaid position but you will be published weekly, gain exposure to a startup and receive great recommendations. Responsibilities: Using social media to leverage content Research on internship trends Create unique written content related to the internship world Find new outlets for content and for sharing content Monitoring content on site Drafting press releases Qualifications: Qualificiations: Excellent writing skills Curiosity and high intellectual capacity Competent knowledge of social media Social confidence and willingness to go beyond expectations Knowledge of design layout is a plus Application Instructions: E-mail a resume, cover letter and writing clip to Chelsea Prince at cprince@interncircle.com. Please fill out a profile on InternCircle.com as well. 90 Grove Street Ridgefield, InternCircle.com 6877 203 3132701 • cprince@interncircle.com
HASBRO, INC. WWW.HASBRO.COM
SUMMER EDITORIAL INTERN Internship Description: Our creative writing team seeks a bright college student interested in learning about the field of copywriting. The intern will perform writing projects and administrative tasks relating to writing projects. This position offers an excellent opportunity to break into the field, practice professional writing, and gain valuable experience. Key Projects and Assignments: *Brainstorm product names and taglines. *Organize product names in an Excel spreadsheet. *Perform preliminary trademark searches. *Research relevant product and competitive information. *Create and update copy documents. *Proofread artwork and instructions. *Create mood boards and other creative brainstorm thought-starters. Qualifications: Experience: Work experience or coursework in one or more of the following areas: Marketing, Creative Writing, English, Business Writing, and/or Business Administration. GPA: 3.0 or better • Hours Per Week: 35 • Wage/ Salary: $10/hour
Application Instructions: Forward cover letter, resume and writing sample to Stephanie Blanchard, sblanchard@hasbro.com. 1027 Newport Avenue Pawtucket, Hasbro, Inc. 2862 401-431-8697 • sblanchard@hasbro.com
BUCCI INSURANCE GROUP BUCCIINSURANCE.COM
SOCIAL NETWORK BLOGGER Internship Description: Research and writing blog content for a local fast growing financial services company. Content posts include company social networking sites. Help to create a blog that is community based. A complete descriptions available upon request.
Qualifications: Good writing skills, creative thinking, familiar with using technology, willingness to learn. • Hours Per Week: 10 • Wage/ Salary: $15/hour
Application Instructions: Please email Tony Bucci at T@bucciinsurance.com for a complete job description and any question about the internship.
Interview by phone to follow. 1350 Division Rd., suite 101 West Warwick, Bucci Insurance Group 2893 401-633-3070 • T@bucciinsurance.com
OCEAN STATE CLEAN CITIES HTTP://WWW.URI.EDU/CELS/CEOC/EC/OSCCC.HTML
INTERN Internship Description: Opportunity to build public awareness of advanced vehicle technologies, alternative fuels, and practices that reduce the consumption of petroleum. Participate with on-line Clean Cities University curriculum Enhance local Coalitions social media efforts and Web site Assist with planning outreach events Qualifications: undergraduate (junior or senior) or graduate students studying communications, public relations, business, marketing, engineering or environmental sciences • Hours Per Week: 35 • Wage/ Salary: 7,000 Application Instructions: http://guest.cvent.com/SURVEYS/Welcome.aspx?s=cec99c77-e187-4668-ade734d7129cda70 3 East Alumni Ave. Kingston, Ocean State Clean Cities 2881 401-874-2792 • wlucht@uri.edu
SCHRANDT WWW.STOPANDTHINKTV.COM
WRITER/EDITOR Internship Description: Intern needed to participate in preparation of book currently entitled -Will the Next Don Quixote Please Step Forward-. Transcription, chapter preparation, editing, and resource research involved. Applicants must be dedicated to serious writing and have the quiet time needed to produce required work. Qualifications: Applicants need a proficiency in written English, analytical insights, and a strong interest in defining temporal relationships. The ability to separate myth from reality is strongly recommended. Ability to deal with inconsistent data a must. Knowledge of WORD or WORD PERFECT required. Working knowledge of the book - Don Quixote- a must. • Hours Per Week: 20-32 • Wage/ Salary: none
Application Instructions: After initial introduction, the intern may work from their home base as long as deadlines are met weekly. Discussions with supervisor required. Material may be submitted via email or fax. Monthly face-to-face meetings to be arranged once work has begun 483 High Street Walpole, Schrandt 2081 508-668-3582 • rtschrandt@verizon.net
HASBRO GAMES WWW.HASBRO.COM
ASSOCIATE COPYWRITER Internship Description: Associate Copywriter /Editor Revise, edit, proofread all copy for all assigned items in various stages, from product concepts through final production. This includes licensing submissions, final art, mechanicals, film and FEP. Search and clear all taglines, scene names, callouts and headlines for games and puzzles with Legal department. Maintain all regulatory and safety standards. Post and maintain all copy on Livelink (copy database). Collaborate on brainstorm and name sessions. Proofread all game components (package, gameboards, label sheets, parts sheets, etc.) Ensure all copy complies with Legal and Reliability (SRS) guidelines. Create package, component and rules copy for kids, family, adult and preschool games. Partner with graphic designers to determine creative direction. Obtain approvals from marketing partners, various levels of management, legal and international counterparts, as needed. Post and maintain all copy on Livelink (copy database). Assist Marketing Services, Sales and other business areas with copy as needed (cross sells, web copy, catalog copy, POP, HAL). Collaborate on brainstorm and name sessions. Ensure all copy complies with Legal and Reliability (SRS) guidelines. Qualifications: The ideal candidate would demonstrate the following skills: Writing experience Strong organizational skills Proactive work ethic Strong verbal communication skills Interest in creative writing, editing, marketing, marketing services or sales Proficient with Microsoft Office Programs Excellent attention to detail Additionally, the following experience is desired: Graduate students encouraged to apply Undergraduate with at least two years of completed college education Related college course work Experience working in an office environment Design experience helpful, but not required • Hours Per Week: 20-40 • Wage/ Salary: Hourly Application Instructions: Applications for our Internship program are due by December 4, 2009. Send resumes, cover letter and writing samples via e-mail to Stacey Fonseca at sfonseca@hasbro.com. NO PHONE CALLS, PLEASE. 443 Shaker Road East Longmeadow, Hasbro Games 1028 4135262265 • sfonseca@hasbro.com
NEWPORT REVIEW HTTP://NEWPORTREVIEW.ORG
EDITORIAL ASSISTANT INTERN Internship Description: Editorial Assistant: Read, screen, direct and respond to email, including online submissions of fiction, poetry, nonfiction and artwork. Selective first reading of manuscripts is the most important part of the job. Assist with building and maintaining a mailing list. Format manuscripts and photographs for online publication. Attend and assist with public readings or other fundraising events. May assist with web design, proofreading, writing contest and outreach as needed.
Qualifications: English major preferred, or strong background in writing and literature. Should love to read and have a strong critical/aesthetic sense. You will be reading and screening manuscripts submitted to the magazine, both prose and poetry. Basic tech skills required; web design experience helpful. Must be organized and motivated to work on your own without close supervision. You will need a computer with a decent internet connection. • Hours Per Week: 10-Feb • Wage/ Salary: none/credit
Application Instructions: Read the Newport Review (newportreview.org) to see if you are interested in working on this magazine. Send email describing your writing/literature background, publications, if any (including student publications) and why you want to work as an editorial intern. P.O. Box 65 Warren, Newport Review 2885 401-225-4683 • kathrynka@yahoo.com
NEWPORT REVIEW HTTP://NEWPORTREVIEW.ORG
WEB DESIGNER Internship Description: Update and maintain web site for an online arts magazine, Newport Review (newportreview.org). Design new web pages, update other pages, proofread and check links, and create an online archive of past stories, poems and photography. The site was originally created in Dreamweaver but now uses an open-source CMS. Opportunities for further freelance work later; great experience for your resume. Qualifications: Must be reliable, able to meet deadlines and proficient in web content management systems and have experience in web site design and blogging. Editing, proofreading and photo editing skills preferred. Mac experience is helpful, as is owning a laptop. You will begin the project w/some supervision, but should be able to transition to working independently. Newport Review publishes twice yearly, so you may have the opportunity to work on more than one issue. • Hours Per Week: n/a • Wage/ Salary: Internship; possible stipend depending on grant funding
Application Instructions: Send an email to kathrynka@yahoo.com with your web design experience, contact info and availability. Include your resume and links to any other web sites you have designed. P.O. Box 65 Warren, Newport Review 2885 401-225-4683 • kathrynka@yahoo.com
THE SUSTAINABILITY GUILD, LLC WWW.SUSTAINABILITYGUILD.COM
RESEARCH ASSOCIATE INTERN Internship Description: Internship opportunities are available for periods of 9 - 15 months for 20+ flexible hours, per week and include: -- Virtual positions (100% telecommuting) open to all candidates -- Positions with ~75% telecommuting with physical meetings 2-3 times per month in the Boston area. Internship projects may focus deeply on research and writing in a particular area of interest, across several functional areas of the organization and be related to public-facing activities, and/or consist of working collaboratively with and in support of our CEO. Candidates may also have the opportunity to take ownership of a project and develop team and project management skills. Activities may include but are not limited to: -- Participation in project strategy development and articulation -- Research and analysis -- Partnership development -- Writing and editing -- Survey development -- Coordination activities -- Drafting marketing materials and outgoing correspondence -- Developing and maintaining social networks -- Interviews, case work, and/or fieldwork -- Communications and liaison work -- Attend and report on sustainability events NOTE: While no compensation is offered, top contributors will be considered for future positions or will be recommended highly for positions in other organizations. We are also willing to work with candidates to craft positions that could qualify for academic credit. Qualifications: Candidates must have the following qualities and skills: -- Bright, Independent, Creative -- Passion for sustainability issues -- Mature analytical, critical thinking, and problem solving skills -- Exceptionally strong verbal and written communication (English) -- Strong organizer and consensus builder -- Vision, integrity, confidence, and solid judgment -- Ability to work both independently and as part of a team with professionals at all levels -- Detail-oriented and thorough -- Responsible self-starter – unafraid to ask for direction -- Excellent online and library research skills -- Ability to prioritize tasks, work on multiple assignments, and manage ambiguity -- Keen sense of community development -- Strong academic or intellectual record (relevant ‘school-of-life’ experience considered) -- Facility with standard computer software The following skills and experience are a significant plus: -- An advanced degree (especially interested in those with backgrounds in: development, anthropology, sociology, sustainability, public health, business, urban issues, or earth sciences). Excellent candidates with other backgrounds will also be considered. -- Deep experience with academic, business, nonprofit/NGO, or government communities -- Familiarity or experience with community organization or engagement strategies -- Fluency in more than one language -- Substantive cross-cultural experience -- Substantive international experience -- Familiarity with national or international policy issues -- IT skills Candidates must have their own computer, reliable and regular internet access, and a mobile phone (internet-based phone is fine for international candidates). • Hours Per Week: • Wage/ Salary: This is an unpaid internship. Application Instructions: To Apply: E-mail a current resume, personalized cover letter, and writing sample to: INTERNS (at) sustainabilityguild (dot) com detailing: -- How this internship fits into your current interests, experience, and long-term goals (include length of internship desired) Attach a 3-5 page writing sample that articulates your thoughts on sustainability. Please put "LAST NAME – Intern Candidate" in the subject line of the e-mail. No phone calls please. Resumes without personalized cover letters and writing samples will not be considered. 1770 Massachusetts Avenue, Suite 185 Cambridge, The Sustainability Guild, LLC 2140 617-755-7761 • rgibson@sustainabilityguild.com
FM GLOBAL HTTP://WWW.FMGLOBAL.COM
PUBLIC RELATIONS EDITORIAL INTERN Internship Description: FM Global is a leading property insurer of the world's largest businesses, providing more than one-third of FORTUNE 1000-size companies with engineering-based risk management and property insurance solutions. FM Global helps clients maintain continuity in their business operations by drawing upon state-of-the-art loss-prevention engineering and research; risk management skills and support services; tailored risk transfer capabilities; and superior financial strength. To do so, we rely on a dynamic, culturally diverse group of employees, working in more than 100 countries, in a variety of challenging roles. FM Global's public relations team develops innovative global programs to help support the company's business growth and profitability. Our public relations intern will gain a meaningful, real-world experience in the four key areas that the most astute public relations practitioners demonstrate competency in-research, planning, execution and evaluation. Our intern's qualitative and quantitative contributions will play an integral role in helping the PR team position FM Global both as an industry leader globally, as well as an employer of choice locally. The public relations intern can expect to gain practical experience in the following areas, to name a few: Writing/distributing news releases, bylined articles, media pitches Preparing and submitting award entries Monitoring earned media coverage using the latest research tools Assisting with the preparation of company spokespersons for media interviews Growing the company's client advocacy/reference program Supporting event-related activities Qualifications: The ideal public relations intern will be motivated, dedicated, organized, reliable and ready to work in a professional environment. S/he will have top-notch writing and interpersonal skills, as well as an ability to work independently and/or with others. • Hours Per Week: 20 • Wage/ Salary: Application Instructions: To apply for this job, click on the following link: https://jobsfmglobal.icims.com/jobs/2842/job 1301 Atwood Avenue Johnston, FM Global 0 4012753000 • heidi.holden@fmglobal.com
SOCIETY FOR NEWS DESIGN WWW.SND.ORG
ARCHIVING INTERN
Internship Description: The Society for News Design seeks a student with an interest in journalism, design or history to catalog, label, record and pack 30 years of historical items. These items include slides, magazines, books and business records.
Qualifications: Excellent organization skills, attention to detail, excellent spelling and typing, familiarity with Microsoft Excel spreadsheets, ability to lift and move 40-pound boxes. All work must be completed at SND's headquarters in North Kingstown, R.I. • Hours Per Week: 12-Oct • Wage/ Salary: $15/hr
Application Instructions: Send an e-mail with a cover note, resume (including GPA) and three references to eliseb@snd.org. Please use the subject line, Archiving Internship. Applications will be accepted until midnight Tuesday, Nov. 3. 1130 Ten Rod Road North Kingstown, Society for News Design 2852 401-294-5233 • eliseb@snd.org
A.T. CROSS COMPANY HTTP://WWW.CROSS.COM
CRV RETAIL OPERATIONS ASSISTANT Internship Description: A.T. Cross, a recognized international brand leader, marketer and manufacturer of fine writing instruments and personal accessories, has an exciting opportunity for an Intern, CRV, Retail Operations Assistant. People who are excited about bringing their sense of style, taste, ideas, and energy to work will find real satisfaction in creating innovative, world-renowned products. Cross. Write your future! This internship involves: Buying and Allocating interest
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Monitor and assist with the implementation of merchandise plans
Provide data on product cost, prices, vendor performance and demographics Strong Organizational Skills
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Retail Experience a plus
Qualifications: Candidates for this position should be able to work independently. Strong project management skills are required. Retail experience is a plus for this position. Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Powerpoint, and Excel a must. Candidates for an internship at Cross must be a current college student with a strong academic standing. It is preferred that the applicant have completed coursework in his/her annotated field of interest. Candidates should be highly motivated, demonstrate good work habits, and be eager to make a positive contribution. • Hours Per Week: 12-Oct • Wage/ Salary: Credit Based
Application Instructions: Please apply online at jobs@cross.com 1 Albion Road Lincoln, A.T. Cross Company 2865 401-333-1200 ex. 2330 • jobs@cross.com
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