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MARCH 2024

COOSA RIVERKEEPER
Summer intern / Environmental Technician

8 Seasonal Positions Available
2024 Summer Season Job Description

WHO WE ARE: Coosa Riverkeeper is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization located in the Coosa River watershed
with an office in Mt. Laurel, AL. We work to protect, restore, and promote the Coosa River and its tributaries in
Alabama. Working in over 5,000 square miles of Alabama with 220 miles of the Coosa River, our three programs
work to improve water quality and protect public health. We do this by patrolling the waters, educating the public,
and advocating for the river and its users. To learn more about our work, please visit CoosaRiver.org!

WHAT IS SWIM GUIDE & FISH GUIDE? The Coosa River Swim Guide is a weekly bacteriological monitoring program that answers the simple question, “Is
it safe to swim?” Jumping into your favorite swimming hole during the summer should be the easiest decision you
make all year. That’s why we dedicate our Thursdays & Fridays from Memorial Day until Labor Day to test water
quality at the Coosa’s most popular places to swim! Because, no one should have to gamble with their health when
it comes to splashing in the river. Through this program, we protect public health, execute best practices in the
field and in the lab, and improve water quality--- all while having a good time!

Fish Guide is a program which seeks to answer the question,“are fish safe to eat?” Every major river in Alabama
has at least one fish consumption advisory, as determined by the Alabama Department of Public Health. These
advisories warn folks to limit or stop consumption of specific fish from specific locations due to known
contaminants. Fish Guide is designed to engage and educate anglers about selecting and consuming fish safely. A
major tenant of the program is the Coosa River Angler Survey, where folks can tell us a little bit about how they
like to fish along with their knowledge of fish consumption advisories and pollution. This is crucial information so
we can better serve folks and protect public health.
JOB DESCRIPTION

The Environmental Technician (ET) has an overall responsibility for the collection of water quality samples in the
field while ensuring that the samples collected adhere to our strict QA/QC standards. The ET manages their
specific route sample collection as well as the water quality data recorded. The ET will also share responsibilities
for lab work such as processing bacteria samples, algae samples and turbidity samples in our lab, as well as
managing & organizing data collected in the field. Additionally, the ET has a responsibility to collect angler surveys
within the guidelines and QA/QC standards of the 2024 Coosa River Angler Survey. Your mileage will be
reimbursed at the federal rate to cover your mileage and wear/tear on your vehicle during the
summer. This is a paid position.

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS
● Collect weekly bacteriological samples for a designated route along the Coosa River by vehicle
● Must adhere to strict field and laboratory protocol to ensure samples are not compromised
● Record weekly water quality parameters using water quality meters including: water temperature,
dissolved oxygen (DO), conductivity, total dissolved solids (TDS), pH, turbidity
● Conduct in-person angler surveying at predetermined fishing spots
● Converse with local anglers about their fishing and eating habits
● Process weekly bacteriological water testing for sites along the Coosa River in Alabama
● Process and manage chain of custody forms from field work
● Organize data weekly and analyze water quality parameters for public dissemination
● Assist Watershed Specialist with weekly/monthly lab QA/QC
● Support outreach of the Swim Guide & Fish Guide programs through participation in social media, and
attend at least 1 outreach event as a representative of Coosa Riverkeeper

POSITION REQUIREMENTS
● A reliable form of transportation and proof of car insurance to qualify for mileage reimbursement at the
federal rate
● Comfortable working outdoors, lifting 50 lbs, being on the water, and ability to swim
● 2-year or 4-year degree in progress. Preferred but not limited to biology, public health, ecology,
conservation, etc.
● Proficient written, verbal, and organizational skills
● Good time management skills and willingness to try new things like fishing, swimming, kayaking
● Must be in proximity to the Coosa River and its lakes in Alabama and willing to drive your own vehicle
long distances on a weekly basis.
● All Coosa Riverkeeper employees are expected to follow general employee policies and procedures found
in the Intern/Volunteer Policy. In addition to the position responsibilities stated above, these include
maintaining a healthy and productive workplace in the office, lab and field, as well as contributing to the
overall maintenance and wellbeing of the workspace.

TIMELINE FOR POSITION
● Start date: May 17th, 2024
● End date: August 30th, 2024

● MUST ATTEND Intern Training (May 17th, 2024) or make special arrangements if unable to attend
● When assigned to Swim Guide the work will be a full day on Thursday and half day on Friday. When
assigned to angler surveying the work will be 2 half days. Angler survey days will be predetermined and
can fall on any day of the week for full coverage. Other field days (half or full) may be scattered
throughout the summer.
● Employees can receive class credit as an internship, if applicable.
HOW TO APPLY

● Please fill out the application form: https://forms.gle/NRAmYW19K1SzYukYA
● Please email a copy of your resume and a cover letter to chad@coosariver.org. This must be done for
your application to be considered.
● Applications will remain open until the positions are filled.

Contact; Chad Hoffman
Program Director
o. 205-981-6565 c. 205-974-4395

FEBRUARY 2024

CAHABA RIVERKEEPERS
Environmental Intern

Cahaba Riverkeeper, a nonprofit dedicated to protecting the Cahaba River through water quality testing and scientific studies, is seeking interns for our Swim Guide program. The internship is a 16-week commitment over the summer and is a wonderful opportunity for students interested in environmental work and looking for field or lab experience. We are currently looking to fill positions for: Field Technicians and a Lab Technician. Applications are due on March 15 by 5 pm and interviews will be conducted after the application period closes. Applicants should fill out the following form and send resumes to ntran@cahabariverkeeper.org. Students may also apply through Handshake. We would greatly appreciate it if you could share this opportunity with students who may be interested!

Contact: Nicole Tran, Cahaba Riverkeeper | Swim Guide & Programs Coordinator, UAB AmeriCorps VISTA, E: ntran@cahabariverkeeper.org, P: (205) 401-8861

REPORT FOR AMERICA
Journalism Intern

We are Report for America and we write today to share an opportunity with you and your December 2023 and May 2024 graduating journalism students and alumni. We are offering 40+ journalism jobs in local newsrooms throughout the country this year. The application for these positions is open now and the final deadline to submit the application for one of our positions is January 31, 2024. Please share this opportunity with your graduating journalism students and alumni. The best page for prospective students to learn about the program is here: https://www.reportforamerica.org/reporters/.

As you may know, our mission at Report for America is to strengthen communities and our democracy through local journalism that is truthful, fearless and smart. RFA is a national service program that places journalists into local newsrooms to report on under-covered issues and communities. We invite you to review our FAQ’s to learn more about what makes a good candidate for a Report for America corps member journalist. Thank you in advance for your help spreading the word about Report for America and our journalism job opportunities and forwarding the application to interested candidates. If you have questions, please feel free to contact us at recruitment@reportforamerica.org.

Contact: Report for America Recruitment Team

Earl Johnson, Vice President for Recruitment and Alumni Engagement
ejohnson@reportforamerica.org

Tim Lampley, Recruitment Manager
tlampley@reportforamerica.org

Marcie Hampton, Manager of Recruitment Operations
mhampton@reportforamerica.org

DOTDASH MEREDITH
Fellowship

Come Join America’s Largest Digital and Print Publisher
Dotdash Meredith is America’s largest digital and print publisher. Our 40+ iconic and fast-growing brands harness the best intent-driven content, the fastest sites, and the fewest ads to help nearly 200 million people every month, including 95 percent of US women, make decisions, take action, and find inspiration. Dotdash Meredith brands include PEOPLE, Better Homes & Gardens, Verywell, FOOD & WINE, The Spruce, Allrecipes, Byrdie, REAL SIMPLE, Investopedia, Southern Living and more.

To Apply: https://www.dotdashmeredith.com/careers

OCTOBER 2023

OFFICE OF NATIONAL DRUG CONTROL POLICY
Spring Internship

Opportunity: The Executive Office of the President (EOP) is hosting an EOP-wide paid internship program. The EOP Internship Program will provide a stipend to participants. The EOP is comprised of fourteen components, including: The White House Office (WHO), the Office of the Vice President (OVP), the Council of Economic Advisers (CEA), the Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ), the Office of Administration (OA), the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), the Office of the National Cyber Director (NCD), the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP), the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP), the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR), and more.

The Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) sets governmentwide policy aimed at reducing the availability of illicit and controlled substances, and reducing substance use through public health interventions focused on preventing substance use, treatment for those dealing with substance use disorder, and developing and strengthening programs for those in recovery.

INTERNSHIP DETAILS
The Spring 2024 internship term begins on January 22, 2024, and ends on May 10, 2024. Interns will receive stipend payments of $375/week for part-time interns and $750/week for full-time interns. Part-time is considered a minimum of 15 hours/week to 34 hours/week. Full-time is considered 35 – 40 hours/week. Stipend payments will be calculated based on the full-time or part-time rate multiplied by the 16 weeks of the session. Two thirds of the overall stipend amount will be paid on or about the beginning of the internship; the remaining one third will be paid upon successful completion of the internship. In the event an internship ends early for any reason, the intern may be required to reimburse the government for any stipend amounts paid to the intern. All internships are
located in Washington, D.C. All intern schedules are Monday – Friday and interns may only work between the hours of 7am – 7pm ET. Selected interns must be available all day on Monday, January 22, 2024, for onboarding, and must be available for the entire session (1/22/24 through 5/10/24).

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
• Must be a U.S. citizen
• Must be 18 years of age or older
• Males must be registered with Selective Service
• Must be able to commit to at least 15 hours per week
• Must be currently enrolled in an accredited
undergraduate or graduate college, community college,
or university at least half-time
• Must pass a background check and drug test

APPLICATION PROCESS
Interested students should apply by visiting https://officeofnationaldrugcontrolpolicy.applytojob.com/apply, where ONDCP’s various internship opportunities are posted. The application period will be open from October 23, 2023, through close of business (ET) on November 9, 2023. Applications will be accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis until the close date. For more information, please contact Brandon Mack at brandon.c.mack@ondcp.eop.gov.

Sebastian Parker-Vaughan, Human Capital Specialist, EOP/ONDCP, 18th and G, Rm 9162, (202) 395-6746, Sebastian.A.Parker-Vaughan@ondcp.eop.gov

YWCA CENTRAL ALABAMA
HR Intern

About: YWCA Central Alabama is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all. We work every day to make positive impacts in the community by responding to the needs of women, children and families.

Description: The Human Resources Intern position is responsible for providing high-quality administrative support of day-to-day human resource operations and provide administrative support to the Human Resources Department.
• Assist with the recruiting process, including applicant tracking to scheduling interviews.
• Responsible for maintaining organized and up-to-date employee files (digital and paper copies).
• Acts as an advocate for employees and conveys employee issues and concerns to management for resolution. (Employee Relations/Employee Engagement)
• Process documentation and prepare reports relating to the personnel activities (staffing, recruitment, training, grievances, performance evaluations, etc.).

Qualifications:
Organizing and prioritizing.
Attention to detail and accuracy.
Confidentiality.
Effective communication skills – verbal and written.
Relationship building (internally and externally).
Problem-solving and decision-making skills.
Teamwork.
Ethical.
Works well under pressure to meet deadlines.
Good awareness of the different components of a HR Department.
Familiar with human resources functions and best practices.
Previous work experience in an administrative role.
Advanced computer skills with capability in MS Office, HRIS and related business and communications tools.

To Apply: https://ywcabham.org/work-here/jobs/

Contact: Marve McMillan| Human Resources Specialist | 309 23rd Street N, Birmingham, AL 35203 | T: 205.322.9922 ext.308|E: mmcmillan@ywcabham.org

YWCA CENTRAL ALABAMA
Public Relations/Communications Intern

About: YWCA Central Alabama is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all. We work every day to make positive impacts in the community by responding to the needs of women, children and families.

Description: We are seeking a Public Relations/Communications Intern, who is full of creative ideas and eager to contribute on a large scale. The intern will gain visibility into the inner workings and aspects of the public relations field, provide concrete deliverables and learn from top to bottom. When the internship is completed you will be ready to enter any fast paced PR firm.
• Fully support organization’s Public Relations strategy and execute it in different phases.
• Create and curate engaging content.
• Communicate and build relationships with current or prospect clients.
• Effectively utilize organization’s social media and blogs.
• Create and distribute press releases.
• Assist in administrative duties.
• Build and update media lists and databases.
• Schedule, coordinate and attend various events.
• Perform research and market analysis activities.

Qualifications:
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills with demonstrated success in the public relations arena, including but not limited to strong command of the English language and comfort with public speaking.
• Strong desire to learn along with professional drive.
• Passion for the Public Relations/Communications industry and its best practices.
• Current enrollment in a related BS or Masters university/college.
• Strong competency with MS Office and communications and media platforms.
• Proven ability to be flexible, and effectively manage change.
• Ability to work independently and manage multiple projects at a time.
• Currently enrolled in or pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Public Relations, Public Affairs, Mass Communications, Marketing, Integrated Marketing Communications or other related field.
• At least two (2) years’ relevant experience in a Public Relations/Communications professional capacity.
• Familiar with Public Relations/Communications functions and best practices.
• Advanced computer skills with capability in MS Office and related business and communications tools.

Notes: Position will include some evening and weekend work for events and other work activity outside the standard Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. work day.

To Apply: https://ywcabham.org/work-here/jobs/

Contact: Marve McMillan| Human Resources Specialist | 309 23rd Street N, Birmingham, AL 35203 | T: 205.322.9922 ext.308|E: mmcmillan@ywcabham.org

TURN UP
Civic & Activism Intern (Remote)

About: TurnUp is a 501(c)(3) non-partisan non-profit organization dedicated to increasing youth civic education, empowerment, and activism. We were featured in Forbes as the 2022 standout non-profit organization.

Opportunity: We are reaching out to share our Civic and Activism Remote Internship for your students at University of Montevallo. We have been working with students year round since 2019 and have been thrilled by the enthusiasm and development of our graduates! Our capacity has grown to meet Gen Z's passion and we are excited to bring this invitation to students at University of Montevallo.

The program's format is tailored to accommodate the ever fluctuating commitments and responsibilities of a student's lifestyle, our program is fully remote, has rolling admission, encourages campus engagement, and has a flexible time frame and schedule. All students have access to grow into more capable and responsible citizens and to develop their professional skills for a successful future.

Students join remote teams that are energized by mission-driven, diverse students from around the country who work on amplifying youth civic engagement and learn about responsible activism on many social justice issues. Along with our unique curriculum, peer to peer learning and expert speakers deepen their experience. Most colleges have counted student's hours for college course credit and our program has been invaluable for bolstering resumes, widening networking reach, and for earning letters of recommendation.

To Apply: bit.ly/tuinternship

Contact: Nancy Shapiro, Psy.D, Internship Director, TurnUp, (207) 558-2474, nancy@turnup.us, www.turnup.us

SEPTEMBER 2023

AMERICAN JR GOLF ASSOCIATION
Interns

Opportunity: Are you looking for an internship in the sports industry that gives you the opportunity to travel, build network connections, and gain valuable experience to push your career forward? The American Junior Golf Association (AJGA) is accepting applications for the 2024 Spring and Summer Internship program!

You'll be working in a team dynamic daily, traveling to numerous championship golf courses helping conduct over 130 tournaments, and will have ample networking opportunities, which is the backbone of being successful in the sports industry. For each season, the following positions are available:

Communications Intern - Execute social media plan, shoot/edit photography and video and write and publish website stories. Work with local media and facilitate sponsor branding. Officiate on-course, starting and scoring of players, and tournament execution.

Operations Intern - General tournament set-up, execution, and breakdown of tournaments. Officiate on-course, starting and scoring of players, enforcing Pace of Play. Operate and maintains company vehicles and equipment inventory.

AJGA interns are paid and can use the internship for school credit if applicable. All travel and lodging are covered along with some food costs during the duration of the internship. The AJGA only hires full-time from the program, which 86% of our staff participated in.

Dates of Importance

Spring Internship
Internship runs from March 4 – May 7
Application due October 16

Summer Internship
Internship runs from May 13 – September *End dates can be accommodated based on return to school.
Application due January 5

Traveling the country isn’t for everyone, so the AJGA does offer in-house internships at our National Headquarters in Braselton, GA in the following departments: Communications, Player Services and Finance. Applications will open December 4 for these opportunities and more details can be found on our website.

To learn more and apply for the opportunity, visit AJGA Careers and follow along with us via @AJGACareers on Instagram and Twitter or contact Sydney Della Flora, Manager of Recruiting at sdellaflora@ajga.org.

Contact: Sydney Della Flora, Manager of Recruiting, American Junior Golf Association, 1980 Sports Club Drive, Braselton, GA 30517, (770) 868-420o, sdellaflora@ajga.org, sdellaflora@AJGA.ORG

ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION
Special Events/Marketing/PR Intern

Opportunity: The Alzheimer's Association Alabama Chapter is seeking to hire intern candidates for Special Events, Marketing, PR, and Fundraising for the opportunity to learn about, experience, work with, and contribute to the Association's mission of creating a world without Alzheimer's disease. The ideal candidate must be energetic, a team player, results-oriented and dedicated to the achievement of personal and team goals. This internship requires a candidate with confidence in interpersonal communication and public speaking, excellent writing skills, and a passion for making a difference in the lives of people with and affected by Alzheimer’s and other related dementias.

Schedule Requirements: Candidate must be able to complete the internship in exchange for school credit. Virtual and in person requirements. Flexible start/end dates and weekly schedule.

Essential Job Functions: Job functions will vary based on semester and timeline/tasks associated with that timeframe.
· Be knowledgeable about the mission of the Alzheimer's Association and how Walk to End Alzheimer's and The Longest Day fuel that mission
· Work with Event staff to develop a plan of action to ensure logistical needs are met for events
· Assist in outreach to donors, businesses, sponsors, and volunteers by phone and mail for engagement in the Association’s signature events
· Work to secure in-kind donations such as water, refreshments, entertainment, incentives and other critical onsite needs
· Create a plan for Walk to End Alzheimer’s Social Media Marketing
· Design graphics for social media and event marketing
· Attend designated virtual events, and assist staff as necessary
· Tackle area strategies through research
· Data entry and clean-up

Qualifications: Student must be actively enrolled in an accredited college or university in the preferred majors of communication, nonprofit management, business, marketing, hospitality or other related field
· Tech savvy approach and willingness to learn
· Proficient with zoom and google meet
· Graphic Design/Canva experience
· Strong customer service skills
· Ability to work with limited supervision, as well as, with Association staff
· Proficient in Google Drive, Google Docs, Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
· Ability to work evenings and weekends, as needed
· Possess a valid driver's license as well as the ability to travel as needed to perform internship duties.
· Excellent oral and written communication skills
· Strong organizational skills, with keen attention to details, as well as excellent problem solving abilities
· Self-motivated, team player with the ability to meet deadlines, remain flexible, and adjust to changing priorities in a fast-paced environment

About: The Alzheimer's Association is the world's leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer care, support and research. We are the largest private funder f Alzheimer research and the premier source of information and support for the more than 5 million Americans with Alzheimer's disease and their 15 million families and caregivers. The Alzheimer's Association was recently recognized as the Best Non Profit to Work For in the Non-Profit Times 50 Best Places to Work for 2018, for the 9th year in a row.

Contact: Jessica Miller, Executive Director, Alzheimer's Association, 205-379-8065 x. 8326, jcmiller@alz.org

ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION
Programs/Marketing Intern

Opportunity: The Alzheimer's Association Alabama Chapter is seeking to hire intern candidates for Special Events, Marketing, PR, and Fundraising for the opportunity to learn about, experience, work with, and contribute to the Association's mission of creating a world without Alzheimer's disease. The ideal candidate must be energetic, a team player, results-oriented and dedicated to the achievement of personal and team goals. This internship requires a candidate with confidence in interpersonal communication and public speaking, excellent writing skills, and a passion for making a difference in the lives of people with and affected by Alzheimer’s and other related dementias.

Schedule Requirements: Candidate must be able to complete the internship in exchange for school credit. Virtual and in person requirements. Flexible start/end dates and weekly schedule.

Essential Job Functions: Job functions will vary based on semester and timeline/tasks associated with that timeframe.
· Be knowledgeable about the mission of the Alzheimer's Association
· Work with Program Director to develop a plan of action to reach markets of opportunity and recruit new volunteers
· Assist in outreach to community volunteers with a focus on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
· Work to secure in-kind donations such as food and drinks for program events
· Attend designated virtual events, and assist staff as necessary
· Data entry and clean-up

Qualifications: Student must be actively enrolled in an accredited college or university in the preferred majors of communication, nonprofit management, business, marketing, hospitality or other related field
· Tech savvy approach and willingness to learn
· Proficient with zoom and google meet
· Graphic Design/Canva experience
· Strong customer service skills
· Ability to work with limited supervision, as well as, with Association staff
· Proficient in Google Drive, Google Docs, Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
· Ability to work evenings and weekends, as needed
· Possess a valid driver's license as well as the ability to travel as needed to perform internship duties.
· Excellent oral and written communication skills
· Strong organizational skills, with keen attention to details, as well as excellent problem solving abilities
· Self-motivated, team player with the ability to meet deadlines, remain flexible, and adjust to changing priorities in a fast-paced environment

About: The Alzheimer's Association is the world's leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer care, support and research. We are the largest private funder f Alzheimer research and the premier source of information and support for the more than 5 million Americans with Alzheimer's disease and their 15 million families and caregivers. The Alzheimer's Association was recently recognized as the Best Non Profit to Work For in the Non-Profit Times 50 Best Places to Work for 2018, for the 9th year in a row.

Contact: Jessica Miller, Executive Director, Alzheimer's Association, 205-379-8065 x. 8326, jcmiller@alz.org

ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION
Public Policy/Marketing Intern

Opportunity: The Alzheimer's Association Alabama Chapter is seeking to hire intern candidates for Special Events, Marketing, PR, and Fundraising for the opportunity to learn about, experience, work with, and contribute to the Association's mission of creating a world without Alzheimer's disease. The ideal candidate must be energetic, a team player, results-oriented and dedicated to the achievement of personal and team goals. This internship requires a candidate with confidence in interpersonal communication and public speaking, excellent writing skills, and a passion for making a difference in the lives of people with and affected by Alzheimer’s and other related dementias.

Schedule Requirements: Candidate must be able to complete the internship in exchange for school credit. Virtual and in person requirements. Flexible start/end dates and weekly schedule.

Essential Job Functions: Job functions will vary based on semester and timeline/tasks associated with that timeframe.
· Be knowledgeable about the mission of the Alzheimer's Association
· Work with Public Policy Manager to develop a plan of action to reach markets of opportunity and recruit new volunteers
· Assist in outreach to community volunteers with a focus on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
· Work to secure in-kind donations such as food and drinks for program events
· Design graphics for social media and event marketing
· Attend designated virtual events, and assist staff as necessary
· Engage with members of Congress
· Assist with planning Chapter annual state advocacy day
· Attend committee meetings at the state legislature
· Data entry and clean-up

Qualifications: Student must be actively enrolled in an accredited college or university in the preferred majors of political science, communication, nonprofit management, business, marketing, or other related field
· Experience with Public Policy a plus
· Tech savvy approach and willingness to learn
· Proficient with zoom and google meet
· Graphic Design/Canva experience
· Strong customer service skills
· Ability to work with limited supervision, as well as, with Association staff
· Proficient in Google Drive, Google Docs, Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
· Ability to work evenings and weekends, as needed
· Possess a valid driver's license as well as the ability to travel as needed to perform internship duties.
· Excellent oral and written communication skills
· Strong organizational skills, with keen attention to details, as well as excellent problem solving abilities
· Self-motivated, team player with the ability to meet deadlines, remain flexible, and adjust to changing priorities in a fast-paced environment

About: The Alzheimer's Association is the world's leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer care, support and research. We are the largest private funder f Alzheimer research and the premier source of information and support for the more than 5 million Americans with Alzheimer's disease and their 15 million families and caregivers. The Alzheimer's Association was recently recognized as the Best Non Profit to Work For in the Non-Profit Times 50 Best Places to Work for 2018, for the 9th year in a row.

Contact: Jessica Miller, Executive Director, Alzheimer's Association, 205-379-8065 x. 8326, jcmiller@alz.org

TUPENTINE CREEK WILDLIFE REFUGE
Animal Care Interns

Opportunity: Internship Opportunities with Exotic Cats. A GFAS Accredited Sanctuary committed to rescuing abused,
abandoned, and unwanted exotic cats. Since 1992, we have rescued more than 400 exotic animals, giving them a caring, lifelong home at the Refuge. These magnificent creatures are the unfortunate, unwanted products of the private trade in exotic animals. Most of them would have been destroyed if we were not able to give them a home.

Description: Responsible for the daily care of tigers, lions, bears, leopards, cougars, servals, and bobcats. Daily care includes cleaning, feeding, & medicating.
Additional duties include:
• habitat maintenance & construction
• animal husbandry & enrichment
• record keeping of animal behavior
• educational public tours
• behavior management training

Amenities: Heat, A/C, utilities paid, full bath, kitchen, washer & dryer, high speed internet service.
Compensation: $100 weekly stipend for food.
Housing is provided on the Refuge.
Deadline for applications: November 1, 2023
Start Date: February 1, 2024 / End Date: August 27, 2024
Location of internship: Eureka Springs, Arkansas

To Apply: TCWR.org/internship-program

Contact: Karagan LaJoie, Education Department/Wildlife Interpreter, Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge, 239 Turpentine Creek Lane, Eureka Springs, AR 72632, 479-253-5841, education@tcwr.org

Or: Animal Curator, Emily McCormick, emily@tcwr.org

SOLA ENVIRONMENTAL
Environmental Intern

Opportunity: Environmental Internship opportunity for the Fall with SOLA Environmental in Indian Springs, AL (South Birmingham)
Dates: 2023 Fall term - 9/3 to 12/8
Pay: $15.50/hour
Hours: 20 hours/week
Location: Indian Springs, AL

Scope: APC has a fall internship opportunity with SOLA Environmental located in Indian Springs, AL. The intern will assist with data management including research, collection, entry, and analysis. The intern will also assist with writing reports for the Alabama Department of Environmental Management (ADEM). The intern will also accompany the team on project site work when available. Student must possess excellent computer skills, be detail-oriented, take initiative and possess good communication and problem-solving skills.

The company will work around the student's school schedule. Business hours are Monday - Friday from 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM.
Students can email resume to: Susan Maples, smmaples1@ua.edu or call/text 205-292-5848
Website: http://apc.ua.edu

Contact: Susan Maples | Productivity Engineer II
smmaples1@cba.ua.edu OR susan.maples@ua.edu

Alabama Productivity Center / University of Alabama, 2008 12th Street, Box 870318, Tuscaloosa, AL 35401,

Phone 205-348-8994, http://apc.ua.edu

JULY 2023

AARP
Advocacy Communications and Grassroots Intern

Location: Montgomery, Alabama
Job Description: https://careers.aarp.org/internships/jobs/4882?lang=en-us

Contact: Alice Milagre, amilagre@aarp.org, 202-434-2462, Human Resources Group
Recruiter, Intern Program | (202) 434-2462 | amilagre@aarp.org | 601 E St NW, Washington, DC 20049

ALABAMA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Development Intern

Description: The Alabama Symphony Orchestra (ASO) seeks a fundraising and development intern. The Development Intern will gain fundraising and event planning experience in a non-profit environment.
Research grant opportunities
Organize and prepare materials for various development campaigns
Assist with special events
Assist with development mailings, emails, and contact lists as needed
Attend ASO concerts and meet donors

Qualifications: Current college student studying Marketing, Communications, Fine Arts, Business, PR, or a related field preferred
Excellent written and oral communication skills
Excellent time management skills
Strong attention to detail and the ability to work independently
Knowledge of Microsoft Office software
Must have access to a laptop
Must have access to reliable transportation

Hours and Benefits:
This internship is part time and unpaid
10 hours per week on average
Networking opportunities
Complimentary tickets to most ASO performances
The opportunity to receive college credit depending on the requirements of your university

To Apply/Contact: Interested applicants, please send Resume, Cover Letter, and References to: Allison Sommers, Artistic and Education Assistant, Alabama Symphony Orchestra, P: 205.314.6959, alabamasymphony.org, 3621 Sixth Avenue South, Birmingham, AL 35222, asommers@alabamasymphony.org, Website: https://alabamasymphony.org/interns

ALZHEIMER ASSOCIATION
Special Events/ Marketing/PR Intern

General Summary: The Alzheimer's Association is the world's leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer care, support and research. We are the largest private funder f Alzheimer research and the premier source of information and support for the more than 5 million Americans with Alzheimer's disease and their 15 million families and caregivers. The Alzheimer's Association was recently recognized as the Best Non Profit to Work For in the Non-Profit Times 50 Best Places to Work for 2018, for the 9th year in a row.

The Alzheimer's Association Alabama Chapter is seeking to hire intern candidates for Special Events, Marketing, PR, and Fundraising for the opportunity to learn about, experience, work with, and contribute to the Association's mission of creating a world without Alzheimer's disease. The ideal candidate must be energetic, a team player, results-oriented and dedicated to the achievement of personal and team goals. This internship requires a candidate with confidence in interpersonal communication and public speaking, excellent writing skills, and a passion for making a difference in the lives of people with and affected by Alzheimer’s and other related dementias.

Schedule Requirements
Candidate must be able to complete the internship in exchange for school credit. Virtual and in person requirements. Flexible start/end dates and weekly schedule.

Essential Job Functions
Job functions will vary based on semester and timeline/tasks associated with that timeframe.
Be knowledgeable about the mission of the Alzheimer's Association and how Walk to End Alzheimer's and The Longest Day fuel that mission
Work with Event staff to develop a plan of action to ensure logistical needs are met for events
Assist in outreach to donors, businesses, sponsors, and volunteers by phone and mail for engagement in the Association’s signature events
Work to secure in-kind donations such as water, refreshments, entertainment, incentives and other critical onsite needs
Create a plan for Walk to End Alzheimer’s Social Media Marketing
Design graphics for social media and event marketing
Attend designated virtual events, and assist staff as necessary
Tackle area strategies through research
Data entry and clean-up

Qualifications
Student must be actively enrolled in an accredited college or university in the preferred majors of communication, nonprofit management, business, marketing, hospitality or other related field
Tech savvy approach and willingness to learn
Proficient with zoom and google meet
Graphic Design/Canva experience
Strong customer service skills
Ability to work with limited supervision, as well as, with Association staff
Proficient in Google Drive, Google Docs, Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Ability to work evenings and weekends, as needed
Possess a valid driver's license as well as the ability to travel as needed to perform internship duties.
Excellent oral and written communication skills
Strong organizational skills, with keen attention to details, as well as excellent problem solving abilities
Self-motivated, team player with the ability to meet deadlines, remain flexible, and adjust to changing priorities in a fast-paced environment

Contact: Jesscia Miller, Executive Director, Alzheimer's Association, jcmiller@alz.org, 334-429-0211

ALZHEIMER ASSOCIATION
Public Policy/Marketing Intern

General Summary
The Alzheimer's Association is the world's leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer care, support and research. We are the largest private funder f Alzheimer research and the premier source of information and support for the more than 5 million Americans with Alzheimer's disease and their 15 million families and caregivers. The Alzheimer's Association was recently recognized as the Best Non Profit to Work For in the Non-Profit Times 50 Best Places to Work for 2018, for the 9th year in a row.

The Alzheimer's Association Alabama Chapter is seeking to hire intern candidates for Special Events, Marketing, PR, and Fundraising for the opportunity to learn about, experience, work with, and contribute to the Association's mission of creating a world without Alzheimer's disease. The ideal candidate must be energetic, a team player, results-oriented and dedicated to the achievement of personal and team goals. This internship requires a candidate with confidence in interpersonal communication and public speaking, excellent writing skills, and a passion for making a difference in the lives of people with and affected by Alzheimer’s and other related dementias.

Schedule Requirements
Candidate must be able to complete the internship in exchange for school credit. Virtual and in person requirements. Flexible start/end dates and weekly schedule.

Essential Job Functions
Job functions will vary based on semester and timeline/tasks associated with that timeframe.
Be knowledgeable about the mission of the Alzheimer's Association
Work with Public Policy Manager to develop a plan of action to reach markets of opportunity and recruit new volunteers
Assist in outreach to community volunteers with a focus on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Work to secure in-kind donations such as food and drinks for program events
Design graphics for social media and event marketing
Attend designated virtual events, and assist staff as necessary
Engage with members of Congress
Assist with planning Chapter annual state advocacy day
Attend committee meetings at the state legislature
Data entry and clean-up

Qualifications
Student must be actively enrolled in an accredited college or university in the preferred majors of political science, communication, nonprofit management, business, marketing, or other related field
Experience with Public Policy a plus
Tech savvy approach and willingness to learn
Proficient with zoom and google meet
Graphic Design/Canva experience
Strong customer service skills
Ability to work with limited supervision, as well as, with Association staff
Proficient in Google Drive, Google Docs, Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Ability to work evenings and weekends, as needed
Possess a valid driver's license as well as the ability to travel as needed to perform internship duties.
Excellent oral and written communication skills
Strong organizational skills, with keen attention to details, as well as excellent problem solving abilities
Self-motivated, team player with the ability to meet deadlines, remain flexible, and adjust to changing priorities in a fast-paced environment

Contact: Jesscia Miller, Executive Director, Alzheimer's Association, jcmiller@alz.org, 334-429-0211

ALABAMA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Education Intern

Description: The Alabama Symphony Orchestra (ASO) seeks an intern to assist the department with various administrative tasks. Intern will gain skills in various aspects of arts administration.
Assist the ASO education department with various administrative tasks such as mailing list updates, database management, etc.
Assist the ASO education department at ASO education events

Qualifications: Current college student studying Arts Administration, Music, PR, Communications, Business, Education, or related fields preferred
Strong attention to detail and the ability to work on multiple projects
An ability to interact positively with others in a team-oriented environment
An ability to learn new technology and processes quickly
A strong desire to learn and collaborate, creative instincts, ability to receive and offer constructive criticism, strong written and verbal communication abilities, well-organized, punctual
Access to reliable transportation and a personal laptop

Hours and Compensation:
This internship is part time and unpaid
10 hours per week on average
Networking opportunities
Complimentary tickets to most ASO performances
The opportunity to receive academic credit depending on the requirements of your school

To Apply/Contact: Interested applicants, please send Resume, Cover Letter, and References to: Allison Sommers, Artistic and Education Assistant, Alabama Symphony Orchestra, P: 205.314.6959, alabamasymphony.org, 3621 Sixth Avenue South, Birmingham, AL 35222, asommers@alabamasymphony.org, Website: https://alabamasymphony.org/interns

ALZHEIMER ASSOCIATION
Programs Intern

General Summary
The Alzheimer's Association is the world's leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer care, support and research. We are the largest private funder f Alzheimer research and the premier source of information and support for the more than 5 million Americans with Alzheimer's disease and their 15 million families and caregivers. The Alzheimer's Association was recently recognized as the Best Non Profit to Work For in the Non-Profit Times 50 Best Places to Work for 2018, for the 9th year in a row.

The Alzheimer's Association Alabama Chapter is seeking to hire intern candidates for Special Events, Marketing, PR, and Fundraising for the opportunity to learn about, experience, work with, and contribute to the Association's mission of creating a world without Alzheimer's disease. The ideal candidate must be energetic, a team player, results-oriented and dedicated to the achievement of personal and team goals. This internship requires a candidate with confidence in interpersonal communication and public speaking, excellent writing skills, and a passion for making a difference in the lives of people with and affected by Alzheimer’s and other related dementias.

Schedule Requirements
Candidate must be able to complete the internship in exchange for school credit. Virtual and in person requirements. Flexible start/end dates and weekly schedule.

Essential Job Functions
Job functions will vary based on semester and timeline/tasks associated with that timeframe.
Be knowledgeable about the mission of the Alzheimer's Association
Work with Program Director to develop a plan of action to reach markets of opportunity and recruit new volunteers
Assist in outreach to community volunteers with a focus on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Work to secure in-kind donations such as food and drinks for program events
Attend designated virtual events, and assist staff as necessary
Data entry and clean-up

Qualifications
Student must be actively enrolled in an accredited college or university in the preferred majors of communication, nonprofit management, business, marketing, hospitality or other related field
Tech savvy approach and willingness to learn
Proficient with zoom and google meet
Graphic Design/Canva experience
Strong customer service skills
Ability to work with limited supervision, as well as, with Association staff
Proficient in Google Drive, Google Docs, Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Ability to work evenings and weekends, as needed
Possess a valid driver's license as well as the ability to travel as needed to perform internship duties.
Excellent oral and written communication skills
Strong organizational skills, with keen attention to details, as well as excellent problem solving abilities
Self-motivated, team player with the ability to meet deadlines, remain flexible, and adjust to changing priorities in a fast-paced environment

Contact: Jesscia Miller, Executive Director, Alzheimer's Association, jcmiller@alz.org, 334-429-0211

PARKINSON ASSOCIATION OF ALABAMA
Non-Profit Management Intern

Opportunity: The Non-Profit Management Intern will report to the Executive Director and CEO of the Parkinson Association of Alabama and work in collaboration with the Programs and Marketing Director and Administrative Assistant. The Non-Profit Management Intern will support the Parkinson Association of Alabama’s Care Navigation and Parkinson Disease Resource Center activities. This position is paid ($15/hour) and limited to approximately 10 hours per week.

Description:

Conducting statewide research.
Record keeping and correspondence.
Data Tracking.
Policy and procedure adherence.
Conduct Google searches and make telephone calls to compile a list of hospitals, neurologists, counselors, physical therapists, support groups, etc., throughout Alabama.
Produce high-caliber summary memos and correspondence.
Maintain electronic files and file system relative to project completion.

Qualifications:
Current college student (Undergraduate or Graduate)
Pursuit of a degree in Education, Communications, Marketing, or related field
Some professional work experience preferred.
Experience writing memos and contributing to reports preferred.
Ability to present programmatic information in a clear and concise manner.
Ability to handle highly sensitive materials and relationships with discretion.
Demonstrated proficiency in Microsoft Office applications.
Ability to work independently demonstrating a drive to complete work timely.
Strong writing, verbal communication, and organizational skills.
Strong interpersonal skills.
Outgoing, self-starter, detail-oriented, reliable, professional, organized, and a quick learner.

To Apply: Please send resume and cover letter via email to: Bibby Bailey, Executive Director and CEO, Parkinson Association of Alabama, executive.director@parkinsonalabama.org
Subject: Non-Profit Management Intern

Contact: Kim Warren, Administrative Assistant, Parkinson Association of Alabama, Inc.
kim@parkinsonalabama.org, (833) 43-5465, ext. 1

JUNE 2023

BLACKWATCH CHEER & SPORTS PERFORMANCE
Brand & Communications Ambassador

Description: The Brand & Communications Ambassador works as a liaison to ensure our brand across platforms is in line with our communications and we are reaching new, potential clientele through content creation, current market research and strategy. We have a website, use two social media platforms
and drive communications from our software to stay connected with customers via two newsletters a month, promotion of events, and notifications through our mobile app. The ambassador will help drive consistent content that can be approved and executed with our current leadership and marketing team.

1. Produce content from use of cell phone or camera for specific projects such as athlete profiles, Sports Performance “Athlete of the Month”, class “Behind the Scenes”, Q&A with coaches and video reels.
2. Regularly combing through social media platforms to like or comment on other posts as BlackWatch for the purpose of engaging with our community of local schools, athletes, and partners.
3. For Jackrabbit, our internal software platform, BlackWatch needs help with communication with camp/event emails, inclement weather, coach changes or subbing and other important communications.
4. The BlackWatch app is another tool on the app store and Google play that we engage with our audience and keep them in the know. Helping with consistent app notifications will only increase our success for enrollments of events, camps, classes and private lessons.
5. Participate in the companies monthly marketing meeting with team leaders by phone or in person.

Qualifications: Pursuing education in marketing, public relations, or communications. Additional photography and graphic design skills preferred but not required. Must be innovative, creative, organized and collaborative. Must be present in the facility once weekly for afternoons during peak times Monday and Thursday. Other duties can be performed remotely. Participation in the monthly Marketing meeting can be done by phone or in person.

Location: 157 Resource Center Parkway, Ste. 107, Birmingham, AL 35242

About: BlackWatch Sports is a cheer and sports performance facility in the Birmingham area that features a fullservice strength and conditioning program. It is our objective to aid in the skill and character development of athletes in all surrounding communities by providing an opportunity to do something that they love and benefit their overall wellbeing. We strive to reach youth that are focused on developing their skills and desire to be part of an environment of camaraderie and unity.

We support schools and recreational spaces in growing their current programs and hope to create new ones in our efforts to provide our knowledge, expertise, and services to youth in Birmingham. We will help them reach their goals by providing transformative instruction and educational strength and conditioning training to help with foundational skills. Our team will share their expertise and motivation to do well and be well with the athletes to propel them forward. Through our dynamic business plan, we will provide an elevated holistic approach to youth sports through proven practice and dedication. We support and train young athletes no matter background or circumstance to become who and what they want to be through instruction, to grow athletic abilities and support physical and mental wellness. We have created an experience for our customers that is comfortable and seamless through great customer service, strategic planning and customized instruction based on needs. We are capable of training athletes to be and do their best to help them reach their goals beyond cheer and other athletics. The benefits of our program are access to education and instruction on cheer and athletic performance, a focus on strength and
conditioning, a spacious, clean, welcoming facility, a group of dedicated leaders and coaches who dote on the betterment of young athletes and a customizable program based on needs. We also provide the opportunity to scholarship/sponsor an athlete through local businesses and corporations who support our efforts.

Compensation: This 3-month internship is an unpaid internship, but the company is in hopes that in return you gain the necessary content for a portfolio that will put you in a higher qualification in your job search.

Benefits: As a temporary part of the team, you are still part of the team and will be treated as so. If our team of coaches or admin receive any uniforms, team building opportunities or training, you will have the same opportunities.

Special Circumstances: All interns must complete background checks and sign off on our sexual abuse and misconduct prevention policy to work in the building around children, the ages 3-18.

To Apply: : Email Liz@blackwatchsports.com a copy of your resume with expressed interest.

Website: www.blackwatchsports.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/blackwatchsports
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/blackwatchsports/

Contact: Elizabeth Walker, President/General Manager, liz@blackwatchsports.com.

Contact: Brooke Beckham, 157 Resource Center Parkway, Ste. 107, Birmingham, AL 35242, brooke@blackwatchsports.com, 205.518.6591

US OFFICE OF NATIONAL DRUG CONTROL POLICY
Fall 2023 Internship

Opportunity: The Executive Office of the President (EOP) is hosting an EOP-wide paid internship program. The EOP Internship Program will provide a stipend to participants.

The EOP is comprised of fourteen components, including: The White House Office (WHO), the Office of the Vice
President (OVP), the Council of Economic Advisers (CEA), the Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ), the
Office of Administration (OA), the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), the Office of the National Cyber
Director (NCD), the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP), the Office of Science and Technology
Policy (OSTP), the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR), and more.

About: The Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) sets governmentwide policy aimed at reducing the
availability of illicit and controlled substances, and reducing substance use through public health interventions
focused on preventing substance use, treatment for those dealing with substance use disorder, and developing and
strengthening programs for those in recovery.

Description: The Fall 2023 internship term begins on September 11, 2023, and ends on December 15, 2023. Interns will receive stipend payments of $375/week for part-time interns and $750/week for full-time interns. Part-time is considered a minimum of 15 hours/week to 34 hours/week. Full-time is considered 35 – 40 hours/week. Stipend payments will be calculated based on the full-time or part-time rate multiplied by the 14 weeks between 9/11/23 and 12/15/23. Two thirds of the overall stipend amount will be paid on or about the beginning of the internship; the remaining one third will be paid upon successful completion of the internship. In the event an internship ends early for any reason, the intern may be required to reimburse the government for any stipend amounts paid to the intern. All
internships are located in Washington, D.C. All intern schedules are Monday – Friday and interns may only work
between the hours of 7am – 7pm ET. Selected interns must be available all day on Monday, September 11,
2023, for onboarding, and must be available for the entire fall session (9/11/23 through 12/15/23).

Qualifications:
• Must be a U.S. citizen
• Must be 18 years of age or older
• Males must be registered with Selective Service
• Must be able to commit to at least 15 hours per week
• Must be currently enrolled in an accredited
undergraduate or graduate college, community college,
or university at least half-time
• Must pass a background check and drug test

To Apply:
Interested students should apply by visiting https://officeofnationaldrugcontrolpolicy.applytojob.com/apply, where
ONDCP’s various internship opportunities are posted. The application period will be open from May 26, 2023, through close of business (ET) on June 16, 2023.
Applications will be accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis until the close date.

Contact: Sebastian Parker-Vaughan at Sebastian.a.parker-vaughan@ondcp.eop.gov.

US OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT & BUDGET
Policy Analyst | Internship

The Office of Management and Budget, Executive Office of the President, is pleased to share that the announcement for our Pathways Program Recent Graduate positions (Policy Analyst, GS-0301-09/11 and Program Examiner, GS-0301-09/11) will open on May 30th , 2023 through June 5th , 2023. Salary ranges from $64,957-$102,166 per annum.

The Office of Management and Budget is pleased to announce the posting of a Pathways Program Recent Graduate Policy Analyst hiring opportunity. The opportunity is open to applicants who are within two years of degree or certificate completion by May 31st, 2023 (except for veterans precluded from doing so due to their military service obligation, who have up to six years after degree completion to apply). To find out more about the Pathways Recent Graduate Program, go to the Pathways Program Fact Sheets webpage.

The Office of Management Budget (OMB) oversees the implementation of the President’s vision across the Executive
Branch. OMB carries out its mission through five main functions across executive departments and agencies: 1) Budget
development and execution; 2) Management, including oversight of agency performance, procurement, financial
management and information technology; 3) Coordination and review of all significant federal regulations from
executive agencies; 4) Clearance and coordination of legislative and other materials; 5) Clearance of Presidential
Executive Orders and memoranda to agency heads prior to their issuance.

The Recent Graduates Program affords developmental experiences in the Federal Government intended to promote
possible careers in the civil service to individuals who have recently graduated from qualifying educational institutions
or programs. Typical work assignments may include applying relevant analytic methods and plans to independently and
with other staff, conduct and complete special analyses and studies needed to support financial management, budget,
legislative, and regulatory policymaking for major federal programs and issues. Analyzing program plans and operations
and policy questions to develop costs and effects measures of alternative policy choices. Conducting outreach, providing technical assistance, and engaging with key stakeholders and partner organizations within OMB, Federal agencies, and external partners. Answering a wide variety of inquiries regarding the potential program effects of policy actions.

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
• Must be a U.S. citizen
• Must be 18 years of age or older
• Males must be registered with Selective Service
• Recent graduates who have completed, within the previous two years, a qualifying associate, bachelors, masters,
professional, doctorate, vocational or technical degree or certificate from a qualifying educational institution.
Veterans unable to apply within two years of receiving their degree, due to military service obligation, have as much
as six years after degree completion to apply.
• Must be able to provide official transcripts to document academic eligibility.
• Must obtain a favorable security determination and pass a pre-employment drug test.

TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT
• Orientation program for Recent Graduates hired for the program.
• Mentorship throughout the program.
• Individual Development Plan to create and track Recent Graduates' career planning, professional development, and
training activities.
• At least 40 hours of formal, interactive training each year of the program.
• Positions offer opportunity for career advancement.

AFTER PROGRAM COMPLETION
• Recent Graduates may be converted to a permanent position (or, in some limited circumstances, a term appointment
lasting 1-4 years).
• To be eligible for conversion, Recent Graduates must have successfully completed at least 1-year of continuous
service in addition to all requirements of the Program. Demonstrated successful job performance. Met the
qualifications for the position to which the Recent Graduate will be converted.

To Apply:

Interested applicants can apply at:
Policy Analyst (Recent Grad): https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/728363900

Interested students can apply at: https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/728363900
The vacancy application will be open from May 30th, 2023 – June 5th, 2023. For more information, please contact the agency contact provided on the application site.

Contact: Camille Hopkins, MBA, Human Capital Specialist, Pathways Program Coordinator, Management and Operations Division, Executive Office of the President | Office of Management and Budget, camille.t.hopkins@omb.eop.gov

US OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT & BUDGET
Program Examiner | Internship

The Office of Management and Budget, Executive Office of the President, is pleased to share that the announcement for our Pathways Program Recent Graduate positions (Policy Analyst, GS-0301-09/11 and Program Examiner, GS-0301-09/11) will open on May 30th , 2023 through June 5th , 2023. Salary ranges from $64,957-$102,166 per annum.

The Office of Management and Budget is pleased to announce the posting of a Pathways Program Recent Graduate Program Examiner hiring opportunity. The opportunity is open to applicants who are within two years of degree or certificate completion by May 31, 2023 (except for veterans precluded from doing so due to their military service obligation, who have up to six years after degree completion to apply). To find out more about the Pathways Recent Graduate Program, go to the Pathways Program Fact Sheets webpage.

The Office of Management Budget (OMB) oversees the implementation of the President’s vision across the Executive Branch. OMB carries out its mission through five main functions across executive departments and agencies: 1) Budget development and execution; 2) Management, including oversight of agency performance, procurement, financial management and information technology; 3) Coordination and review of all significant federal regulations from executive agencies; 4) Clearance and coordination of legislative and other materials; 5) Clearance of Presidential Executive Orders and memoranda to agency heads prior to their issuance.

PROGRAM DETAILS
The Recent Graduates Program affords developmental experiences in the Federal Government intended to promote possible careers in the civil service to individuals who have recently graduated from qualifying educational institutions or programs. Typical work assignments may include reviewing and analyzing agency submissions, studies, research materials, and other information related to assigned areas. Synthesizing highly complex and voluminous materials. Assisting in developing and recommending strategies for the approaches to improvement in the value and effectiveness of management systems, field administration, program operations, midrange and strategic planning, and program evaluation. Determining the most efficient and cost-effective methods of management and program delivery services as well as, an assessment of performance and results. Developing and analyzing policy issues, highlighting alternative approaches that might be taken to resolve problems, and making and defending recommendations.

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
• Must be a U.S. citizen
• Must be 18 years of age or older
• Males must be registered with Selective Service
• Recent graduates who have completed, within the previous two years, a qualifying associate, bachelors, masters,
professional, doctorate, vocational or technical degree or certificate from a qualifying educational institution. Veterans
unable to apply within two years of receiving their degree, due to military service obligation, have as much as six years
after degree completion to apply.
• Must be able to provide official transcripts to document academic eligibility.
• Must obtain a favorable security determination and pass a pre-employment drug test.

AFTER PROGRAM COMPLETION
• Recent Graduates may be converted to a permanent position (or, in some limited circumstances, a term appointment
lasting 1-4 years).
• To be eligible for conversion, Recent Graduates must have successfully completed at least 1-year of continuous service in addition to all requirements of the Program. Demonstrated successful job performance. Met the qualifications for the position to which the Recent Graduate will be converted.

TO APPLY
Interested applicants can apply at:
Program Examiner (Recent Grad): https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/728363400

Interested students can apply at: https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/728363400
The vacancy application will be open from May 30th, 2023 – June 5th, 2023. For more information, please contact the agency contact provided on the application site

Contact: Camille Hopkins, MBA, Human Capital Specialist, Pathways Program Coordinator, Management and Operations Division, Executive Office of the President | Office of Management and Budget, camille.t.hopkins@omb.eop.gov

MAY 2023

WVTM 13 TV
Creative Services Intern

Opportunity: WVTM 13's Creative Services department is responsible for the branding and promotional development of the station. The intern will gain a general understanding of how a television Creative Services department runs. They will learn the fundamentals of writing and producing effective topical promotion for WVTM 13.

Description: Interns will learn to: Understand the fundamentals of writing and producing effective news topical promotion.
Explore broadcast and digital marketing and learn the responsibilities of the Creative Services Department.
Gain production experience on promotional and commercial shoots, both in-house and on location.
Observe unlimited newscasts and editing sessions. ??? Draft topical copy for WVTM 13 and for as well as other special news segments. ??? Gain an understanding of WVTM's commitment to the community through PSA production.
Apply writing and communication skills in a professional environment.

To Apply: Please visit careers.htv.hearst.com; cover letter is required with the following information: Available start and end dates and Days and hours available to work

Contact: Andie Baum, andie.baum@hearst.com

MARCH 2023

TURN UP

Civic and Activism Remote Internship

Opportunity: TurnUp is a 501(c)(3) non-partisan non-profit organization dedicated to increasing youth civic education, empowerment, and activism. Recently featured in Forbes as the 2022 standout non-profit organization.

We are accepting applications for our Civic and Activism Remote Internship. We have been working with students year round since 2019 and have been thrilled by the enthusiasm and development of our graduates! Our capacity has grown to meet Gen Z's passion and we are excited to bring this invitation to students at University of Montevallo. This is the application link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeUZWU0oeFBF3mi5rfo_CUx-GFBH2HiQYysG3GiCm8NrlAG4A/viewform

The program's format is tailored to accommodate the ever fluctuating commitments and responsibilities of a student's lifestyle, our program is fully remote, has rolling admission, encourages campus engagement, and has a flexible time frame and schedule. All students have access to grow into more capable and responsible citizens and to develop their professional skills for a successful future.

Students join remote teams that are energized by mission-driven, diverse students from around the country who work on amplifying youth civic engagement and learn about responsible activism on many social justice issues. Along with our unique curriculum, peer to peer learning and world-renowned speakers deepen their experience. Most colleges have counted student's hours for college course credit and our program has been invaluable for bolstering resumes, widening networking reach, and for earning letters of recommendation.

To Apply: https://www.turnup.us/internship

Contact: Nancy Shapiro, Psy.D, Internship Director, TurnUp, (207) 558-2474, nancy@turnup.us, www.turnup.us

FEBRUARY 2023

US CONGRESSWOMAN TERRI SEWELL
Summer Internship

Opportunity: The Office of Representative Terri Sewell (AL-07) is currently accepting applications for the full-time Summer 2023 Internship program. Ties to the district or the state of Alabama are preferred. This is currently a hybrid in-person/remote position that is subject to change based on CDC guidelines. Proof of vaccination status is required as a condition of employment, subject to accommodation. Washington D.C. and District Offices. The deadline for applications is March 31st at 5:00p CT.

Intern Responsibilities: Main responsibilities include, but are not limited to, assisting Congressional staff, answering constituent phone calls, researching legislation, writing constituent response letters, compiling media clips, and other administrative tasks. Interns can also attend virtual hearings, legislative briefings and seminars.

Qualifications: Candidates should be proactive, professional, dependable, and have an interest in federal policy and the legislative process. Candidates should also possess strong written and oral communication skills, the ability to multi-task, attention to detail, and a willingness to learn. Applicants must be enrolled in college, (rising juniors or older), or have recently graduated.

Time Commitment: Interns will generally be expected to work Monday-Friday between 9:00am-6:00pm EST.

College Credit: Our office can support most college credit programs. When you email your resume, please include in the body of the email if you are seeking college credit.

NOVEMBER 2022

BIRMINGHAM ZOO
Spring Interns

Opportunity: Spring 2023 Internship Opportunities at the Birmingham Zoo. We are excited to offer 4 different internships within the Education Department: Interpretation, Nature Play, Citizen Science, and Volunteer Services/Special Events. These internships provide engaging real world career experiences within a conservation organization. They can be a good fit for people in a varying of majors and career paths. Current college students and those who have graduated within the past year are encouraged to apply.

For more information and to apply, please visit our Internship page on our website: https://www.birminghamzoo.com/get-involved/volunteer/internships/

AUGUST 2022

VIBRANT INTERIOR DESIGN SERVICES
Interior Design Intern

Seeking an intern that would be interested in interior design. Looking for an enthusiastic candidate that is eager to learn. You will have hands on training with both commercial and residential design to do the following:

- Use 3D rendering and specifying software
- Implement Field surveys
- Attend client meetings
- Create and revise presentation
- Reach out to vendors for pricing and information

Contact: Emily Aviles, Founder, 205-377-0018, www.vibrantids.com

ALA DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION
Paid Internship

Opportunity: Transportation Workforce Development (TWD) Program is a partnership between Alabama State University (ASU) and the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT.) ALDOT is seeking college students who are interested in paid internship opportunities and field experience in the transportation industry through the TWD Internship Program. Participation in the TWD Program is not limited to ASU students, but is available to any college student in the State of Alabama. Most majors and programs of study will be considered for the program. Positions are available throughout the state, and college students who meet the criteria listed below are encouraged to apply.

The program requirements are that individuals must be:
(1) A college student, currently enrolled and in good academic standing
(2) Majoring in or intending to major in a similar or relevant to job title
(3) Available to work a minimum of 20 hours a week and complete a total of 480 hours.

Contact: Brandon Smith - Director - Transportation Workforce Development (TWD), Alabama State University, 334-229-4232, basmith@alasu.edu

MITCHELL'S PLACE
Fundraising and Communications Intern

About: Mitchell’s Place (Birmingham) specializes in improving the lives of children affected by autism spectrum disorder and other developmental disabilities in Birmingham and beyond. We also offer an accredited early learning preschool program. Together, with dedicated parents and families, our teachers, therapists, and staff members are committed to unlocking each child’s potential.

Opportunity: Our Advancement Office is looking for a part-time intern for the fall semester to assist with our communications and fundraising efforts. I wanted to see if you had anyone who may be interested, or could connect me with a department related to non-profits/education/communications to see if they know of anyone! I have attached a description of the internship and information on how to apply. I am available to answer any questions you may have!

Description: Reports to Director of Advancement and Associate Director of Advancement. Mitchell’s Place is a comprehensive autism treatment center and Accredited Early Learning Preschool for children ages two to six. Established in 2005 after a local family became frustrated by the lack of services and autism treatment options for their son, Mitchell. Mitchell’s Place works to meet the growing need for specialized services for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), and their families, in the greater Birmingham area and across the state. Our mission is to provide comprehensive, research-based services for children and families affected by autism spectrum disorder and other developmental disabilities.

Internship Guidelines: Mitchell’s Place is seeking a fundraising and communications intern. Interns can be undergraduate or graduate students. Interns can work toward course credit; however, no financial compensation is available. Specific internship period, hours, and work agreements
are negotiable; in-office availability is preferred. Candidates should have a passion for the mission of Mitchell’s Place and the ability to play an integral role in advancing the organization’s efforts.

Position Overview & Basic Function: The Fundraising and Communications Intern works closely with the Director of Advancement and Associate Director of Advancement. The Advancement Department exists to identify, cultivate, solicit, and steward individuals & companies interested in
supporting Mitchell’s Place. The Fundraising and Communications Intern will provide management and coordination support to fundraising events and marketing efforts for Mitchell’s Place.

Duties and Responsibilities: Create content for and draft email blasts to donors, parents, and other stakeholders using Constant Contact and/or customer relationship management software (CRM). Assist with the marketing and logistics for events. Provide support for on-going advancement activities including prospect research, grant research, grant drafting, and marketing. Update communications calendar regularly. Develop and post social media content for Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram. Manage donor data in CRM software. Update donor data such as workplace, contact information, delete duplicates. Assist with gift acknowledgment process and reporting of donations. Opportunity to manage various events/activities (benefit nights, direct mail pieces, email fundraisers, etc.).

Qualifications: Understand and actively use social media platforms, including, but not limited to, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram. Demonstrated interest in nonprofit management and/or working in Communications and Marketing. Flexible in an ever-changing environment. Independent and welcomes collaboration. Efficient and technologically competent. Extremely detail-oriented and organized. Professional, consistent, reliable, proactive. Strong interpersonal and communication skills.

Benefits of participating: Experience in the nonprofit sector. Build project management experience. Collaboration and networking with multiple departments and corporations. Experience in communications and marketing.

To Apply: Please submit a cover letter and resume to advancement@mitchells-place.com. Include the intern job title and your first and last name in the subject line of the email.

Contact: Delaney Haase, Associate Director of Advancement, 4778 Overton Road, Birmingham, AL 35210, P: 205-951-9538 | F: 205-957-0298, dhaase@mitchells-place.com

MAY 2022

US OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT & BUDGET

Summer Intern

Opportunity: We are pleased to announce that, for the first time in history, the Executive Office of the President (EOP) is launching an EOP-wide paid internship program. The EOP Internship Program will provide a stipend to participants. The EOP is comprised of fourteen Components, including: The White House Office (WHO), the Office of the Vice President (OVP), the Council of Economic Advisers (CEA), the Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ), the Office of Administration (OA), the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), the Office of the National Cyber Director (NCD), the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP), the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP), the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR), and more. We are reaching out because the Office of Administration (OA) and the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) are currently seeking students to serve as interns for their Summer 2022 programs.

About: The Office of Administration has a mission to provide administrative and business support services to all components within the EOP. These services include financial management, information technology support, human resources management, library and research assistance, facilities management, procurement, design and printing, mail and logistics, personnel and physical security, counterintelligence, emergency preparedness and enterprise communications, legal support services, and more.

The Office of Management and Budget oversees the implementation of the President’s vision across the Executive Branch. OMB carries out its mission through five main functions across executive departments and agencies: 1) budget development and execution; 2) management, including oversight of agency performance, procurement, financial management, and information technology; 3) coordination and review of all significant Federal regulations from executive agencies; 4) clearance and coordination of legislative and other materials; and 5) clearance of Presidential Executive Orders and memoranda to agency heads prior to their issuance.

Description: The Summer 2022 program for both OA and OMB will run from June 20, 2022 through August 12, 2022. Students will be offered challenging and valuable experiences, which will build their leadership and professional skills. They will also be offered the unique opportunity to serve in the Federal government, alongside dedicated career and political public servants at the EOP. Interns will receive a stipend of $6,000 for participation in the program. All internships are located in Washington, D.C. and are full-time; participants must be able to commit to a minimum of 35 hours per week (Monday – Friday).

Qualifications: Must be a U.S. citizen. Must be 18 years of age or older. Males must be registered with Selective Service. Must be able to commit to at least 35 hours per week. Must be currently enrolled in an accredited undergraduate or graduate college, community college, or university. Must obtain a favorable security determination and pass a pre-employment drug test

To Apply: Interested students can apply at: https://apply.whitehouse.gov/eop-internships
Please note this application link includes internship opportunities for both OA and OMB. The application will be open from April 15, 2022 through May 2, 2022 at 11:59 PM ET. For more information, please contact: MBX.OA.OCAO.EOPInternProgram@oa.eop.gov

To Apply: https://apply.whitehouse.gov/eop-internships

Contact: Sarah Feldmann, sarah.a.feldmann@oa.eop.gov

APRIL 2022

COUNTRY LIVING MAGAZINE
Digital Editorial Intern

The Internship Program: The Hearst Magazines Summer Internship Program is a paid, full time 11-week program for undergraduate rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors. From June 6 – August 19, 2022, our interns will gain an immersive, hands-on experience with one of the top publishers in the world. In addition to working with their assigned team on important projects, interns will gain access to Hearst’s diverse professional network by participating in intimate learning sessions and join fun peer networking activities throughout the summer. Program participants will also leverage Hearst’s resources to work on and present a group project to senior leaders at the conclusion of the program.

Opportunity: Our ideal intern for this program will be enthusiastic, organized, ready to absorb tons of knowledge this summer! Country Living is looking for an editorial digital intern for their close-knit team based in Birmingham, Alabama. Our web site covers a little bit of everything — from core content pillars, including home decorating and food, to celebrity news and the hottest TV shows (our audience loves Yellowstone and LeAnn Rimes!). eCommerce articles are a major focus this year with gift guides ranging from what to buy for the dad who says he wants nothing to the best air fryers (and truly everything in between!).

Description: This intern will be responsible for writing new digital SEO content and assisting the team with building Country Living’s current content. Writing: SEO and affiliate digital stories and updating existing content. Assist team with building stories by sourcing images, and fact-checking content .

Qualifications: Strong research, organizational, and communication skills. Knowledge of social media platforms. Familiarity with basic digital production tools/content management systems. Preferred Majors: Journalism, English, Communications, Interior Design .

To Apply: https://eevd.fa.us6.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/CandidateExperience/en/sites/CX_1/requisitions/preview/2015345/

WHNT TV
Summer College Interns

Opportunity: WHNT News 19's College Internship Program is designed to provide college students of Junior, Senior, and graduate level class the opportunity to explore careers in the broadcasting and digital media industry while providing meaningful and practical business experience which will generate college credit.

General Information: News 19 will accept 3 interns for the 2022 summer session (June 6th-August 5th). Applicants interested in a summer internship must apply by April 22nd in order to be considered. The WHNT Internship Program is unpaid. You must receive college credit for the internship. Accepted applicants will be given a separate form that must be signed by an academic advisor or department head certifying credit will be received. College internships with WHNT News 19 are limited to one per student. We will not accept repeat interns from previous internships. Interns will report to the internship coordinator.

Description: Internships will include general work in the newsroom but may also extend to help those with specialized interest in areas such as: Reporting, Producing, Digital journalism, Editing/production, Meteorology, Sports reporting/producing.

Qualifications: No prior experience necessary. To be eligible for a WHNT News 19 college internship, you must achieve one of the following class standings by the Spring 2022 term: Junior, Senior, Graduate. You must receive college or university credit for participating in this program. There will be no exceptions to this. To receive course credit, you must comply with all school requirements as well as WHNT requirements. Please be fully aware of your school's internship requirements before applying for the WHNT internship program.

Apply online at: https://nexstar.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/nexstar
Apply Online URL:
https://nexstar.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/nexstar/job/AL-Huntsville200-Holmes-Avenue-WHNT/Summer-Intern_REQ-16637
Job Req #: 16637

Contact: Regina Tom, rtom@nexstar.tv

MARCH 2022

STEADPOINT GROUP
Uplift Summer Interns

Opportunity: Steadpoint Group insurance company is seeking applicants for their summer internship program, called Uplift. Students will be exposed to all areas of our company, including claims handling, commercial underwriting, customer service, and company branding. We are looking to recruit 2-3 students for our program set to begin this summer.

Lyric Welty, Communications Strategist, Steadpoint Group, 2200 Resource Drive, Suite 101, Birmingham, AL 35242, (205) 980 – 7963, lyric@steadpointgroup.com | www.steadpointgroup.com

EMMA BOWEN FOUNDATION
Summer Media Internship

BROADCAST JOURNALISM • DIGITAL MEDIA • NEWS PRODUCTION • SALES - ADVERTISING • CREATIVE SERVICES • FINANCE • SPORTS • VIDEO
DATA ANALYSIS • BROADCAST ENGINEERING • MARKETING • DIGITAL LICENSING - NETWORK OPERATIONS • BUSINESS • GRAPHIC DESIGN • COMPUTER SCIENCE - ,PROGRAMMING • SOCIAL MEDIA • DIGITAL NEWS • INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM

My name is Courtney and I am an Emma Bowen Foundation (EBF) alumna and I am reaching out to share more about the EBF summer internship program with you and your students. EBF is a media and tech diversity organization that creates a pipeline of diverse talent to companies, advocates for best practices in diverse hiring, retention, and advancement.

In Montgomery, Mobile, Huntsville, and Birmingham, AL we have in-person internship opportunities at local tv news stations.

College sophomores, juniors, and seniors interested in gaining on-the-job experience in broadcast journalism, video production, editing, graphic design, and creative services are encouraged to apply.

Interested students can apply directly on our website: https://www.emmabowenfoundation.com/application_info.

As an alumna, I am eager to pass the opportunity forward and encourage students to apply.

I can’t imagine what my college and career trajectory would be like if it wasn’t for EBF. My partner company was Media General. I was able to produce content for air in a top 50 news market – that’s something I never would’ve been able to do in the classroom alone. Every summer I worked hand in hand with news reporters, producers, and digital content teams at a local ABC news station.

Joining EBF is like joining a family; they constantly push you to succeed and encourage you every step of your professional journey.

Feel free to email me (courtneyjcole04@gmail.com) if you have any questions or if there are any students you would like to highlight. Please feel free to share the attached images on your social media channels.

FEBRUARY 2022

GOV KAY IVEY CAMPAIGN
Intern / Volunteer

Description: The Kay Ivey for Governor campaign is offering internships and volunteer hours to students in the local area. The campaign is looking for dedicated individuals who have an interest/curiosity in how campaigns function/ work. The Kay Ivey for Governor, Inc. campaign is a re-election campaign for Governor Kay Ivey who is seeking a second term as top executive for the state of Alabama. The Alabama Republican Primary is Tuesday, May 24.

Contact: Logan Z. Glass, Birmingham Field Director, logan@kayiveyforgovernor.com, (256) 504 - 3665, 5291 Valley Dale Road, Suite 127, Birmingham, AL 35242

JANUARY 2022

FRESHWATER LAND TRUST
Spring Stewardship Intern

About: Freshwater Land Trust (FLT) is a conservation non-profit organization based in Birmingham, AL. FLT is a nationally accredited land trust whose goal is to protect the land and water of central Alabama for the flora, fauna, and people who call it home. To date, FLT has protected approximately 8000 acres by acquiring property itself and working with private landowners to place their property into conservation easements. Many of these properties contain habitat for endangered freshwater species, some of which are only found in Alabama. In addition to land conservation, FLT also oversees the Red Rock Trail System, an ambitious 750-mile planned network of trails, parks, bike lanes, and sidewalks connecting multiple Jefferson County communities.

Description: The Spring Stewardship Intern will work directly with Sam McCoy, the Land Stewardship Director for FLT. Primary responsibilities will include conducting annual monitoring visits of FLT’s properties to assess their condition, writing the subsequent reports detailing these visits, and resolving any issues observed during these visits (e.g., removing trees threatening adjacent property, removing illegally placed hunting stands). Through these visits the intern will gain experience with and knowledge of Alabama’s diverse habitats, field identification of flora and fauna, use of field guides, and use of geographic information systems (GIS). The intern will also assist with restoration projects and assist with organizing two habitat improvement workdays and one bioblitz (event to catalog the biodiversity on a property). In addition, the intern will have the opportunity to network with FLT’s frequent collaborators, including the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, The Nature Conservancy, Black Warrior Riverkeeper, Cahaba Riverkeeper, Coosa Riverkeeper, and Cahaba River Society. The intern will work both independently and with FLT staff, as well as other partners and community volunteers. The successful intern will gain skills and knowledge in habitat management, local ecology, common natural resource management practices, GPS mapping, reporting, volunteer leadership, field safety, and record-keeping.

Interns are also provided with unique opportunities to… Learn firsthand about Alabama’s incredible natural environment and endangered, threatened, and at-risk species. Meet and network with government, civic and community leaders, park and trail directors, and conservationists. Direct projects and develop partnerships. Gain insight into the non-profit sector. Become mentors and sources of information for other students interested in working in conservation and park and trail development. Obtain college credit (if approved by your university).

Essential Duties and Responsibilities (training provided): Collect ecological data on FLT’s properties in Bibb, Blount, Dallas, Jefferson, Shelby, St. Clair, Tuscaloosa, and Walker counties. Identify flora and fauna. Participate in and organize two habitat improvement workdays. Participate in and organize one bioblitz. Work with project partners, community partners, and volunteers to complete tasks. May be asked to use GPS and ArcGIS for mapping. May be asked to assist with additional stewardship tasks as needed

Qualifications: Must be a junior or senior pursuing a degree in biology, ecology, environmental sciences, environmental resource management, forestry, or related field, or a recent graduate. Valid driver’s license. Proof of COVID-19 vaccination. Preferred: Knowledge of Alabama plant and animal life. Familiarity with ArcGIS and GPS technology. Core Competencies: Ability to work independently in the field while demonstrating a strong work ethic and safety common sense. Ability to work as part of a team of staff and/or community volunteers in the field. Ability to meet and work with new people. Ability to act as a leader and uphold high ethical standards. Excellent communication skills. Excellent attention to detail. Willingness to learn new skills. Physical Requirements: Physically able to conduct demanding field work and traverse rough terrain in a variety of weather conditions. Ability to lift 50 lb. Ability to climb over brush, logs, fences, creeks, and other obstacles on protected properties.

Notes: Semester: Spring 2022 (Jan–May). Time Requirement: 15–20 hr/wk for 15 wk, beginning Jan 31. Hours and dates flexible. Ability to work at least one full day/wk preferred. This is a paid internship. Payment: $150/wk, paid biweekly.

To Apply: Send a resume/CV, cover letter, and list of 2–3 references to Sam McCoy, sam.mccoy@freshwaterlandtrust.org, by Mon, Jan 17. Applicants will be contacted for an interview.

Contact: Samuel McCoy (he/him), Land Stewardship Director, Freshwater Land Trust. Physical: 3501 1st Ave S, Suite 201-A, Birmingham, AL 35222. Mailing: PO Box 337, Birmingham, AL 35201, sam.mccoy@freshwaterlandtrust.org, (205) 417-2777, https://freshwaterlandtrust.org/

DECEMBER 2021

EXP REALTY | CHARLENE BAILEY TEAM

Social Media Management Intern

Administrative Assistant Intern

Opportunity: We are The Charlene Bailey Team with eXp Realty. We are a Real Estate team that assists clients all over the Birmingham Metro Area. The interns will. be asked to travel in the Birmingham areas. Counties including to: Jefferson, Shelby, St. Clair, Blount. We are currently looking for a Social Media Management Intern & also an Administrative Assistant Intern.

Social Media Management Intern: Shadow our Marketing Coordinator. Be able to learn how to schedule post via Hootsuite and other platforms. Be a stand in at events that the Marketing Coordinator is not able to attend to capture footage and videos to use on social media. Be able to Monitor Social Media Page & Pull Analytics.

Administrative Assistant Intern: Run small errands. Pick Up and deliver closing gifts when needed. Put Listing & Buyer Packets together. Any office duties needed at the time .

Notes: If there are any Institute guidelines we need to follow please let us know, as far as hours and/or credit requirement duties and tasks.

Contact: Kai'Onna Miller, Operations Manager, Exp Realty, kaionna@birminghamsgotoagent.com

CARVING STUDIO & SCULPTURE CENTER

Summer 2022 Interns

About: The Carving Studio & Sculpture Center (CSSC) is a non-profit sculpture education center dedicated to the creation of three-dimensional art. Located on the grounds of Vermont's historic marble quarries, CSSC hosts workshops, residencies and exhibitions along with providing studio rental for large and small-scale sculptural expression.

Description: Students are invited to apply for a summer resident internship with the Carving Studio and Sculpture Center, West Rutland, Vermont, during the 2022 workshop season. Studio interns become part of our dynamic arts education community and enhance their learning experience. Interns benefit from interactions with instructors and participants in up to 30 workshop sessions, as well as diverse Artists in Residence from around the world. Resident Interns are on duty for 30 hours per week and receive a stipend, lodging and some meals.

Qualifications: Serious students of sculpture, working towards bachelors' degree in the fine arts, good interpersonal skills, hard working and willing to pitch in to assist with the range of tasks needed to run a non-profit sculpture education center including assistance with workshop participants, instructors, artists in residence, grounds and tool maintenance.

To Apply: Please send a resume or brief biography, up to 10 images of recent work and a letter stating how this experience may influence your development as an artist. Be sure to include the dates that you are available (June, July and/or August). Applications may be emailed to info@carvingstudio.org or to the Carving Studio & Sculpture Center, P.O. Box 495, West Rutland, VT 05777. Deadline is March 11, 2022. For more information, please contact us at info@carvingstudio.org or (802) 438-2097.

This opportunity is posted on the CSSC website: https://carvingstudio.org/?p=5545

Contact: The Carving Studio & Sculpture Center, 636 Marble Street, P.O. Box 495, West Rutland, VT 05777, 802.438.2097, info@carvingstudio.org, www.carvingstudio.org

ZED FACTOR FELLOWSHIP

Aerospace Intern

Opportunity: Aerospace Internship Program for All Majors! Calling all students interested in space and aviation! The Zed Factor Fellowship Class of 2022 applications are now open! Apply by January 3rd, 2022.

About: The Zed Factor Fellowship empowers aspiring aerospace professionals from underrepresented backgrounds to explore the innovative aerospace industry through a hands-on, practical experience at a leading company in the aerospace community. Students from all majors including STEM, business/marketing, communications, policy/pre-law, are encouraged to apply. The Zed Factor Fellowship comprises of five key attributes:

1) an immersive 10+ week summer or fall internship at a renowned aerospace company,
2) mentorship from an aerospace professional,
3) a self-designed service project to engage the fellow’s community in their experience,
4) professional development programs with a flagship leadership summit,
5) and a lasting network connecting students throughout their education and professional lives.

Additionally, The Zed Factor Fellowship is hosting an information session on December 2nd at 8:00 PM ET for you to ask us anything about the program and application process. Please sign up here: https://forms.gle/ufirLceRkSkMyqEj6

As an aspiring aerospace professional, we look forward to receiving your application. Please email us at info@zedfactorfellowship.org with any questions. Together we will create an aerospace industry and technical cadre of professionals composed of people of all backgrounds, creating a more inclusive, well-rounded and ultimately more impactful and effective nation and world.

To Apply: https://zedfactorfellowship.org/apply

NOVEMBER 2021

YELLOWHAMMER ORGANICS
Marketing Internship

Opportunity: Yellowhammer Organics, LLC is a start-up company selling high quality CBD and Delta 8 products. Our products are derived from CBD hemp that's grown, processed and sold right here in the Great State of Alabama. We are looking for an enthusiastic, motivated and high energy individual to assist us in marketing and promoting our products. We are an ecommerce business, but we also travel to events and festivals to promote/sell our product line. To learn more about our company and the products we have to offer, visit our website at www.yellowhammeral.com.

Description: We are in search of someone who can market and promote our products on our current social media platforms, along with setting up new social medias. The individual we are seeking must have an excellent knowledge of social media platforms, be well versed in social media analytics, have a creative mindset and the ability to multi-task. Due to the nature of our industry, this opportunity is only available to those 21 and older.

To Apply: Qualified and interested candidates can email us at info@yellowhammeral.com. Please include your name, contact information, major, experience in any of the aforementioned areas of marketing and why you feel you are the best candidate for the position.

Contact: Adam Schober, Yellowhammer Organics, LLC, www.yellowhammeral.com, 16700 Hwy 280E #316 Chelsea, AL 35043, Ph: 205.800.4500, adam@yellowhammeral.com

JUNE 2021

ALABAMA LAW INSTITUTE
Legislative Intern

Opportunity: Alabama Legislative Internship Program
Internship Dates: January 5 – April 25, 2022
Monday – Thursday, 8:00 – 4:30
Location: State House, Montgomery, AL
Unpaid for College Credit (Credit to be coordinated between the student and the University with assistance from LSA)

If you are looking for an internship that will give you the chance to network with state leaders, hone your knowledge of the state legislative process, AND provide you with an excellent opportunity to grow personally, the Alabama Legislative Internship Program might be what you are looking for. This internship is an immersive experience held in the spring of each year when the Alabama Legislature is in session. The purpose of the internship is to expose college students to the legislative process. Interns are assigned to either a group of Senators or to several House committees—all located in the State House in Montgomery, Alabama. They assist committee clerks with committee preparation and attend all assigned committees. Interns perform non-legal research for legislative members and assist with constituent services. Observation of the legislative process is emphasized and when the legislature is in session (most Tuesdays and Thursdays), interns are often in the House chamber or Senate gallery observing the process in action.

The 2022 Legislative Internship Program will open with an orientation session a few days prior to the beginning of the 2022 Legislative Session. The internship begins on January 5, 2022 and ends April 25, 2022 (or whenever the legislature adjourns if sooner). Again, all interns are placed in the State House in Montgomery, Alabama. The hours are Monday – Thursday, 8:00 – 4:30. While not required, interns are encouraged to take advantage of any days when the legislators stay late to conduct business so that they can get the “full flavor” of the legislative process. In addition to the above, interns submit weekly journal entries to the internship coordinator (and to their college professors if receiving college credit). Resume work and mock interviews are available upon request.

This internship is unpaid; however, college credit is given by most colleges/universities in the state for the experience. (Several universities give a full 12 hours). Each student works with his/her own university with support provided by the Law Institute to provide all required evaluations and documentation needed for credit. We do have many December graduates who participate as well.

To Apply: Go to the Legislative Services Agency website: www.lsa.state.al.us Click on Law Institute and follow the internship link. 2022 applications will be on the website by late July. DOWNLOAD, complete, save per application instructions, and e-mail to tnorman@lsa.state.al.us. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis with a preferred deadline of October 1, 2021. Questions? Contact Teresa Norman.

Contact: Teresa Norman, Assistant Director, Legislative Services Agency, Alabama Law Institute Division, 11 South Union Street, Suite 207, Montgomery, AL 36130, www.lsa.state.al.us, tnorman@lsa.state.al.us, (334) 261-0681

THE BORGEN PROJECT
Internship | HR, Mkt, PR, Writing, Journalism

Opportunity: The Borgen Project believes that the leaders of the most powerful nation on earth, the U.S., should be doing more to address global poverty. We're an innovative, national campaign that works with U.S. leaders to improve their response to the global poverty crisis, make poverty a focus of U.S. foreign policy. We have several internship and volunteer openings that may be of interest to your students, these range from HR, PR/Marketing to Writing and Journalism. All of our internship and volunteer programs provide experience in advocacy, mobilizing and fundraising, coupled with real industry exposure and an insight into the nonprofit world. The details of the different positions can be found on our website.

Internship Location: The programs are based online, so can be undertaken from any location.

Internship Start Dates: We have new programs starting every month, as such applications can be received at any time, through our website. Interns chose the start date that is most appropriate for them.

Mentoring and Supervision: All of our internships have a designated manager who will ensure that our interns are offered an induction to the program and then support throughout the internship with regular online catch-up calls, training/discussion sessions, and are a point of contact for any questions or concerns throughout the program.

Our internships are unpaid, however, we are happy to work with you to be able to offer the intern college credit, if you feel it would be appropriate.

More Info/To Apply: www.borgenproject.org

APRIL 2021

SWEET HOME DESIGN
Social Media Intern

Opportunity: Sweet Home design, an interior design firm in Birmingham is seeking candidates for a Social Media Intern position to work in Birmingham, AL and Remote.

Description: Assist with design and execution of social media campaigns. Create engaging social media content for distribution across all platforms. Create monthly calendars for promotion of company across social media venues. Create content to include videos, photography, press releases. Track and identify social media engagement

Qualifications: Excellent knowledge of social media platforms. Knowledge of social media analytical tools. Creative mindset. Ability to multitask. Background in Art, Design and/or Communications

Notes: Available from May to August 2021. This position is as an unpaid Intern. One day a week in office is required. Most duties can be performed remote. The position is for the months May through August with possibility of extension.

Contact: Lisa Dorough, Owner, Sweet Home Designs, 2190 Parkway Lake Drive, Hoover, AL 35244, teamsweethomedesigns@gmail.com, www.sweethomedesignsonline.com, (205) 567-9119, 205-218-7888

FEBRUARY 2021

NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL

Financial Advising Internship

Description: As a Northwestern Mutual intern, you will receive extensive training and coaching, while participating in joint work with experienced Financial Advisors to help you build the skills and knowledge base to succeed in your future career -whether with Northwestern Mutual or elsewhere.

Everyday Northwestern Mutual interns and Financial Advisors help individuals and businesses build and execute financial plans specific to their goals and expectations. But it’s more than crunching numbers. It’s about helping people establish and improve financial literacy, and giving them the information, tools, and confidence to help achieve their immediate and long-term goals.

As a college student looking to the future, you want an internship that provides the kind of experience and training you’ll see in the real world; a unique opportunity to showcase your skills and qualities and to make a difference for yourself, others, and your community. Location: Downtown Birmingham, Networking Office

Contact: Jordan Strong (Campus Recruiter), Networking Office, 1901 6th Ave N #2800, Birmingham, AL, 35203, 205-245-3123, Jordan.strong@nm.com

JANUARY 2021

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ASSN OF ALABAMA
Summer Internship Program

Opportunity: The Economic Development Association of Alabama (EDAA) announces its 2021 Summer Internship Program. The program is ten years old and several of our former interns are currently employed in the economic development profession. Throughout Alabama, Economic Development professionals strive to increase the standard of living for the citizens of our State. This is achieved largely through the creation and preservation of jobs.

The Alabama Economic Development Internship 2021 Summer Program is seeking five (5) motivated, detail-oriented individuals to work with one of the five (5) following economic development organizations in Alabama:
--Department of Commerce - Montgomery, AL
--Economic Development Partnership of Alabama - Birmingham, AL
--Alabama Power Company - Birmingham, AL
--PowerSouth Energy Cooperative - Montgomery, AL
--Spire Energy - Mobile, AL

Description: The paid internship will span approximately 10 weeks. The interns will be exposed to a variety of aspects of economic development, including work at state, regional, local, and private ED organizations. Limited travel within the state will be involved. Scope of Work includes but not limited to: Assist in the recruitment and location of new industries to Alabama. Participate in meetings with domestic and international prospects. Provide technical assistance in developing proposals for industrial clients. Analyze and disseminate local, state, and federal incentive information. Assist local economic development entities in their recruitment endeavors. Work collaboratively with other summer interns who are part of the program. Internship will culminate in presentation to Steering Committee.

Qualifications: Qualified individuals should possess a strong desire to learn about the economic development profession and an eagerness to offer thoughtful suggestions and critical analysis. The ideal candidate is proactive and committed to work in a multi-disciplined field. She or he should possess the ability to balance various assignments and meet deadlines. Additional qualifications include: Excellent computer skills utilizing the MS Office Suite, especially in formatting, graphs, diagrams, and tables (GIS skills a plus.) Positive attitude. Independence tempered by the ability to follow direction and abide by a work plan. Ability to interact professionally with staff and associates (or Interpersonal communication skills). Strong research and writing skills, with organizational skills evidencing attention to detail. Must be classified as a college junior or above as of January 4, 2021.

Salary: Interns will receive $12/hour and will work 40 hours per week for 10 weeks.

To Apply: The application deadline is Wednesday, March 17, 2021. Please apply online at: www.aidt.edu/commerce-internship/

Contact: Jim Searcy, Executive Director, Economic Development Association of Alabama, 2 North Jackson Street, Suite 302, Montgomery, AL 36104, jim@edaa.org, (334)676-2085

GRACE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Children's and Youth Coordinator

Description: To Coordinate and give direction to Children’s and Youth programs and ministries so that children and Youth of the church and the community are introduced to Jesus and a Christian life, as well as the activities of the church. Reports to Senior Minister in cooperation with the Christian Education Team Leader and, as needed, with the Personnel Team. Report on the Children’s and Youth ministries to the Senior Pastor as requested. Prepare and teach a Sunday School lesson for Children and Youth, or coordinate volunteers to do so. Prepare and lead the Children’s Moment during worship service on Sunday. Prepare and teach a lesson to the children and youth following the Children’s Moment during the balance of the worship hour. Prepare and submit in advance a 30-day lesson outline and attendance plan to the Senior Pastor.

Qualifications: Experience working with children. A person 18 years of age or older. Organized and reliable. Embodiment of and ability to share Christian faith, values and beliefs. Able and willing to take direction from the defined reporting relationships. Able and willing to recruit, train and coordinate volunteers to assist in this ministry as needed. Develop healthy relationships with the children, youth and their parents or guardians. Ability to communicate electronically and on social media. Appearance should be appropriate for the position and duties. Able and willing to maintain a regular part-time schedule as described below.

Notes: Schedule: Part-time (5-10 hours per week). Salary: $50.00/week. To be paid for the hours or days of either attendance or when all responsibilities are fulfilled. During the Covid-19 pandemic the applicant will only be asked to communicate weekly with the children via the Internet.

To Apply: Send message/resume by e-mail or text to Grace Christian Church, (205) 426-1233, gracecc1233@gmail.com.

Contact: Michele Hill, Grace Christian Church, 869 Highway 52, Helena, Alabama 35080, (205) 426-1233, www.gracechristianchurch.org

UAB KIDNEY UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
Summer Internship

Opportunity: Summer Internship with Kidney Undergraduate Research Experience (KURE) at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB).

Description: Learn about advances in kidney research and be mentored in your own research project in a lab by the University of Alabama at Birmingham's renowned kidney community of investigators.

Qualifications: Summer 2021, 8 weeks, June 6-August 5. Undergraduate students in their final 2 years of undergraduate degree pursuing biomedical science interest – preference given to those with interest in kidney-focused research. Deadline to apply: February 15, 2021. Funding: $3000. In partnership with UAB Childhood Cystic Kidney Disease Core Center (UAB-CCKDCC).

Program Website:

https://www.uab.edu/medicine/nephrology/education/ugrad-gap/undergraduate-research-experience

Contact: Rena Becker, Program Administrator, Division of Nephrology, University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB), Kaul 840, 720 20th Street South, Birmingham, AL 35294, 205.354.5701, renabecker@uabmc.edu

BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD
Summer Internship

Opportunity: Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama announces its summer internships in IT, Finance, Marketing, and other fields. Sophomore, Junior and Senior level students majoring in business, marketing, finance, IT, and related areas are invited to apply.

About: Blue Cross and Blue Shield is the largest provider of healthcare benefits in Alabama.

Description: The internships take place at the Blue Cross Blue Shield corporate headquarters in Birmingham. Interns will work in the department of their specialty, learn the relevant functions, and complete assigned tasks and projects.

To Apply: These internship positions are posted on www.BCBSAL.jobs. Interested applicants are invited to visit the BCBS website and learn more about the available summer internship positions. Applicants can submit their application on-line.

DECEMBER 2020

DEBRA ATCHISON
Counselor Supervisee

Opportunity: Debra Atchison, EdD, Licensed Professional Counselor-S, Licensed Marriage/Family Therapist, and Registered Play Therapist-S, is available to provide professional supervision in the Birmingham area, to counselor trainees for LPC and LMFT or both.

Contact: Dr . Debra Atchison, Birmingham, 205 956 7283, datchi@bellsouth.net, debraatchison.com

H&H ENTERPRISES
Marketing Assistant/Intern

Opportunity: H&H Enterprises is looking for our next all-star! H&H Enterprises (dba H&H Truck and Outdoor, TruckProUSA, AllPro Distributing) is now accepting applications for a Marketing Assistant. Part-time job or Internship. Available 10-20 hours per week, mostly Monday through Friday during the day.

About: We are a dynamic company that is growing rapidly and we are looking for an immediate Marketing Assistant. Our company specializes in aftermarket truck accessories, as well as home and outdoor products, such as pools, spas, grills, portable buildings, car ports, and more. We currently operate 18 retail stores in AL, GA, FL, and MS, three wholesale distribution warehouses in AL, FL, and VA, and operate several eCommerce channels, including .coms, Amazon, and ebay.

Note: This position may be able to be used as an internship, so please speak with your advisor if you are interested in that. Ideally, after a period of 3-4 months, if the hire works well for our company, a full-time position may be offered, which would also include company benefits.

Description: Because we are a small, scrappy team, we all wear many hats. Our hire will report directly to the Digital Marketing Director and would be responsible for tasks including, but not limited to, photography, copy writing, gathering information and assets, assisting with planning and organizing social media and online marketing campaigns, and more. The nature of the position will require some travel, so the candidate will need reliable transportation, as well as a mobile phone and laptop. Most travel would be day trips within the central-Alabama region, however, some further trips may be necessary from time to time.

Qualifications: We are hoping to find a candidate who is majoring in Marketing or Advertising, however, this is not required, as long as some coursework applies. Nominal experience is required, as long as the person can demonstrate the skills and desire to do the job and learn exists. This position offers a chance to gain real-life experience on the job.

Work-related Skills: Photography – We will train, however, a good eye for framing and positioning, backgrounds, and details is necessary, keeping in mind that the best camera is the one in your hand. Social Media – This is more than just posting memes for your friends. Social media is the face of our company online. Everything must be scrutinized for multiple angles before being published. Creative writing is helpful, as well as ideas for catching our audiences’ eyes and generating interest. Most posts will flow through the Digital Marketing Director, prior to posting, however, Instagram and Facebook Stories may not be. So, this person needs to understand the importance of good grammar, clear speech, have good taste, and also be able to self-generate the content in the field. Basic working knowledge of Photoshop, Illustrator, HTML, and CSS a huge plus. Some work may involve updating websites or marketplaces, so experience with ebay, Amazon, and basic working knowledge of Microsoft Excel a plus. Technical proficiencies: Office software, photography and/or illustration software, social media, typing. Personal Traits: Candidate should be outgoing and able to manage their time well, while working remotely. Because of the remote nature of much of the work, the hire will need to be motivated, honest, and willing to be held accountable. Must be willing to follow and comply with current COVID-19 CDC recommendations, as well as always wear a mask when working directly with the Digital Marketing Director.

Contact: Michael Cohn, Digital Marketing Director, H&H Enterprises

Michael.cohn@hhenterprises.com, (205) 664-9191

TAINO FARM
Sustainable Living, Permaculture, and Aquaponics Intern

About: Taino Farm is a permaculture inspired, agro-tourism demonstration and education center hidden away on a tropical river outside the surf town of Cabarete, on the north coast of the Dominican Republic. Taino Farm is cutting edge for the region, with modern aquaponics and water management systems, vermiculture, apiculture, and aquaculture. The systems are so advanced for the Dominican Republic that some of the country’s best universities take field trips out to visit the farm to learn more about its systems.

Summary: Participants in our internship get an intensive real world practicum on how to run an eco-friendly farm and live sustainably. Topics include aquaponics system function and maintenance, worm-composting, product packaging and marketing, and cooking creative meals based on the daily harvest. The goal is for Taino Farm to create a community of inspired people who are dedicated to creating solutions to make the world a more sustainable place.

Opportunity: We are a small aquaponics and permaculture farm in rural Dominican Republic. We would be primarily interested in agriculture or environmental sustainability students. we also have opportunities for marketing, international business, Spanish language, and media. At Taino Farm, we offer the chance for our interns to get involved with a wide variety of projects from composting food scraps, planting seedlings, and harvesting fish to sustainable construction, giving tours, and designing new products. Typically, our interns rotate through our 3 main areas of the farm: aquaponics, permaculture, and packaging and distribution. However, we are flexible to building an internship around each individual's needs and passions. We do our best to accommodate any length of internship and specific learning objectives you may have. Minimum one month placement.

Placement Location: Interns live and work in Los Brazos, Dominican Republic. Los Brazos is located 40 minutes from the surf town of Cabarete on the North Coast of the Dominican Republic. The North Coast is famous for its action and adventure sports and its budding eco-tourism industry. Days off are a perfect chance to unwind, recharge, and visit the ocean–maybe even learn to surf or kitesurf. This internship allows you the opportunity to enjoy life in a tropical, rural Dominican community while also increasing your knowledge and skills of aquaculture, agriculture, vermiculture, small-business management, and eco-tourism.

Notes: The cost for the internship decreases with the length of your stay - the 1st month is $1200, 2nd month $1000 and the 3rd month is $800. Additional months are $600. Tuition for the internship covers educational supplies and training with our workers, accommodation in our rustic cabins, internet, basic food staples, and all produce grown on site. Interns also enjoy 24/7 emergency staff support and a virtual certificate of program completion. As a bonus Interns also receive one free surf lesson per month. Please note: while we believe our price to be a fair representation of the costs that are put into each intern, we want this program to be accessible and understand that some people come from disenfranchised backgrounds and experience financial restrictions. If you have a strong interest in the program and believe you qualify for a discounted rate we encourage you to apply and inquire about potential discounts or scholarship application support. Special Offer: Interns enjoy 1 free surf lesson per month at Pahuana surf school on El Encuentro beach.

Dates: All start dates and end dates are flexible. We require a minimum 1 month commitment. 3 months is our recommended amount. We can commit to interns for a maximum of 1 year. Hours: Our interns typically work and learn Monday through Friday 8am-4pm with 1.5-2.5 hours off for meals. Saturdays include hours from 8am-12pm with 0.5 hour break for breakfast. Hours are flexible with advanced notice to allow for personal trips to other parts of the island.
Mon-Fri 8am-10am, 1030am-12pm, 1/2pm-4pm. Saturday: 8am-10am, 1030am-12pm. These hours are our general schedule. Hours may vary based on the position of the farm. Any hours can be taken off with 1 day notice.

Description: Aquaponics: Planning stocking density and selection of fish, Breeding and purging fish, Tank filtration, aeration, and water flow, Deep water culture bed upkeep and system maintenance. Permaculture: Propagation from seed, stem cutting, and aero layering, Bed preparation and seedling transplantation, Planting and harvesting a variety of organic crops. Packaging and Distribution: Start-up costs and financial planning, Customer identification, Designing labels and marketing products, Packaging selection and product storage, Setting and negotiating prices, Delivery logistics and new market formation. Other: Sustainable construction and energies, Writing blog posts to inform the community about our projects, Prepping and giving tours as part of our eco-tourism and sustainable education initiative, Intercultural communication.

Educational Components: During this internship students will become proficient in aquaponics and permaculture maintenance and set-up. They will supplement their hands-on experience with behind the scenes daily coursework and research. Furthermore, they will learn how to engage clients with similar interests through social media and blogging. They will learn and practice skills such as: Creative thinking and problem-solving, Working and living as a team, Spanish communication.

Qualifications: We are looking for enthusiastic, creative, and self-driven people with passion for agriculture and sustainability to take part in our Sustainable Living, Permaculture, and Aquaponics Internship program. Our internships are open to all majors and experience levels. We do our best to customize our internships to each individual. For anyone who envisions starting their own farm or aquaponics project, or is just looking for an outdoor tropical get away this is a unique and invaluable opportunity! Basic Spanish is recommended or the drive to learn and practice a new language.

To Apply: Please email a short paragraph stating your interest in our program to tainofarm@gmail.com. Please attach a resume if you have one.

Website: https://tainofarm.com/education-and-work/sustainable-living-aquaponics-internship/

Contact: Kallin Lang, Internship and Outreach Coordinator, Taino Farm, 21 Los Brazos, Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
tainofarm@gmail.com or info@tainofarm.com, +1 (630) 605-2071

NOVOBER 2020

OZ CHAVEZ

Marriage & Family Therapy Intern Supervisee

Opportunity for those seeking Marriage & Family Therapy Intern supervision to become LMFTs. Currently, four spots are available. Location: Birmingham area.

For more information please contact Oz Chavez via email or phone. E-mail address: hchavez@bhmdiocese.org. Phone number: 205.704.0917.

OZ CHAVEZ

Associated Licensed Counselor Supervisee

Opportunity for Associated Licensed Counselors (ALC) seeking supervision toward LPC licensure. Currently, two spots are available. Location: Birmingham area.

For more information please contact Oz Chavez via email or phone. E-mail address: hchavez@bhmdiocese.org. Phone number: 205.704.0917.

OCTOBER 2020

NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL

Contact: Jordan Strong (Campus Recruiter), Networking Office, 1901 6th Ave N #2800, Birmingham, AL, 35203, 205-245-3123, Jordan.strong@nm.com

SEPTEMBER 2020

ALABAMA LAW INSTITUTE

Legislative Services Agency
Legislative Internship Programs

Opportunity: Are you graduating in December and haven’t found your perfect job opportunity yet? Are you heading to graduate school or law school and have a gap semester? Maybe you are a college junior/senior looking for an internship for credit. If you are looking for an internship that will give you the chance to network with state leaders, hone your knowledge of the state legislative process, AND provide you with an excellent opportunity to grow personally, the Alabama Legislative Internship Program might be what you are looking for.

Description: The internship begins on January 25, 2021, with an orientation week and runs through May 17, 2021 (or until the Alabama Legislature adjourns). Interns are assigned to Senate offices or House committees in the State House in Montgomery, Alabama. This is an immersive experience, so interns assist with committee work, constituent services, and observe the legislative process. Resume’ work and mock interviews to prepare you for your future are provided upon request and visits with state leaders in Montgomery will enhance your learning experience. Interns work Monday – Thursday, 8:00 – 4:30, but are encouraged to stay and observe the legislature when the legislators stay late. Networking opportunities exist every day of this internship and you have a chance gain experience that will give you a leg up in your job search.

Qualifications: This internship is an immersive experience held in the spring of each year when the Alabama Legislature is in session to expose college students to the legislative process. Interns (assigned to either a group of Senators or to several House committees—all located in the State House in Montgomery, Alabama) assist committee clerks with committee preparation and attend all assigned committees. Interns perform non-legal research for legislative members and assist with constituent services. Observation of the legislative process is emphasized and when the legislature is in session (most Tuesdays and Thursdays), interns are often in the House chamber or Senate gallery observing the process in action.

Notes: Unpaid for college credit. Interns work with their respective university to determine the amount of credit allowed.

To Apply: Go to the Legislative Services Agency’s website: www.lsa.state.al.us. Click on Law Institute Division and follow the internship tabs to the application. Download, fill and submit. Contact: Call Teresa Norman, (334) 261-0681, Legislative Services Agency, Montgomery AL