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The Borgen Project is an innovative, national campaign that is working to make poverty a focus of U.S. foreign policy. This is a 12-week, part-time, unpaid internship. The selected candidate will be able to work from home and pick their own schedule, but must meet weekly deadlines. Articles submitted will appear on BORGEN Magazine or The Borgen Project Blog.

– Write one article per week.

Internships

The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art offers internships to individuals seeking valuable experience in their area of interest or study. Internship opportunities vary and go beyond the study of art history; firsthand experience ranges from clerical work to research and focused projects. Internships are typically unpaid, but students can arrange academic credit for their experience. During the summer, interns have the opportunity to participate in a Summer Salon, which includes activities such as presentations by staff, visits to local galleries, and the opportunity to give in-gallery talks.

Museum departments typically accepting interns are: Education, Imaging Services, Design, Marketing, and Curatorial. Students are responsible for their own transportation and housing arrangements.

Internship Posting Timeline: Summer: late February/early March Fall: late June/early July Spring: late October/early November.

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Description
The NAIA is looking for a intern in event coordination to assist with two upcoming NAIA events; Champions of Character Foundation Luncheon and the NAIA National Convention. This paid intern position will be part-time (20 hours) from January – March and then full-time (40 hours) during April and May.

Champions of Character Foundation
• Coordinate all donor correspondence – commitment letters, tax letters, cold call letters, sponsorship packets (to secure sponsors and sponsor follow-up after luncheon)
• Assisting in maintaining donor base system (CRM etc. )
• Assisting in on-site event execution, including set-up break down and AV support (luncheon)
• Assisting with development and maintenance of mailings, media and guests lists (luncheon)
• Assist in prospecting new sponsors and donors (research)
• Assist in sponsor/donor fulfillment for luncheon and Teaming Up for Character
• Other duties as assigned

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POSITION SUMMARY:
The Sporting Kansas City Community Programs Intern will hold a temporary position within the company, with an emphasis on training and gathering practical experience in sports, philanthropy, marketing and sales. The Community Programs Intern will gain hands-on experience working with the Community Programs Team, collaborating in an environment full of learning opportunities designed to help all interns evolve their capabilities, challenge their strengths and reach their fullest potential.

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KANSAS CITY POWER & LIGHT DISTRICT

INTERNSHIP PROGRAM – MARKETING AND EVENT INTERN

Spring Internship (Feb – May)

Summer Internship (May – August)

Fall Internship (September – December)

INTERNSHIP SUMMARY:

Position will work closely with the Power & Light District Marketing and Events Production team of the Kansas City Power & Light District and Kansas City Live! Block. Our interns have the opportunity to gain incredible insight into the marketing field while simultaneously getting valuable event and promotions experience in a fun, upbeat environment. We offer three paid internships throughout the year. Each is four months long.

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Learn the ropes of managing a multi – Service Company in the midst of a hectic and exciting production schedule. The intern hired for this position should expect to be involved in all aspects of management.

The benefits to the intern are exciting and important. They include working with a great team of art enthusiasts who care deeply about producing quality work, learning the ins and outs of program and event management, helping to produce and watch production execution. In return, the intern should bring essential skills to this position: excellent communication skills, attention to detail, the ability to work independently on important projects, and most importantly, a strong interest in the arts.

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Consider a career with an organization focused on promoting a healthy regional and national economy. As an intern, you will contribute to the daily operations of the Money Museum as well as the development and creation of exhibits, tours, and educational materials that promote public understanding of the nation’s central bank, economics, personal finance, and financial literacy. We lead the work of the Bank through an uncompromising commitment to integrity, a strong customer service orientation, and an investment in the personal growth and development of our diverse staff. You will gain practical experience in museum operations and visitor services while contributing to larger scale exhibit creation and educational content initiatives.

This paid internship is for the 2020 spring/summer semesters at the Kansas City Fed; an intern may work up to 20 hours/week between 9:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., at a schedule to be agreed upon. Opportunities are only available in Kansas City.