Don’t have plans for the summer yet? The Helene and Grant Wilson Center for Social Entrepreneurship wants to put you to work through their Summer Funded Internships. Apply today for an internship that leaves you feeling great for doing good.
The Funded Internship Program was launched in 2009 and places up to 15 Pace University students in full-time, paid summer internships with New York social enterprises and human service nonprofit organizations each year.
The goal of the internship is two-fold: To offer experiential learning and income for students interested in careers in the nonprofit sector, and to offer bright, highly motivated, mentored students in service for nonprofits. Internships must provide hands-on, substantive opportunities for students to make a meaningful contribution to the work of the organization.
Here’s just a peek at some of the positions being offered this year:
- Sanctuary for Families, Program Evaluation and Client Data Systems Intern
- The International Rescue Committee, Event and Development Intern
- The Laundromat Project, Development and Program Intern
- Older Adult Technology Services (OATS), Program Assistant
- 9/11 Tribute Center, Media Intern
- Control Arms, Campaign Intern
- America Needs You, Programs Intern
- Brooklyn Bridge Park, Summer Associate
- PAX, Office Administration Intern
- Snug Harbor Cultural and Botanical Center, Marketing and Graphic Design Internship (Staten Island)
- Historic Richmond Town, Museum General Assistant Internship (Staten Island)
- Re:Gender, Programs Internship
- Hour Children, After School and Summer Camp Intern (Queens)
- Art House Astoria, Administrative and Development Intern (Queens)
For more information on how to apply for the Wilson Center’s Summer Funded Internships and to see where past year’s interns have worked, click here. Applications are now being accepted on a rolling basis through Career Services’ eRecruiting website.
(All content from http://www.pace.edu/mypace/internships-impact)