Business & Community-Based Internships

River of Suck Podcast

Anonymous — Thu, 17 Oct 2019 16:38:22 +0000

River of Suck Podcast Anonymous (not verified) Thu, 10/17/2019 - 10:38

"You have to suck at something before you can be good at it. River of Suck is real-talk about struggles with fear, confidence, self-doubt and becoming the youest you. Host Andy Reiner and guests ranging from musicians to scientists parse tough questions about maintaining a healthy attitude in the face of impossible obstacles to the tune of bespoke music.”

River of Suck Podcast is a monthly podcast about emotions and personal journeys. The River of Suck is a metaphor for the learning process - life with a growth mindset. The format is ~47 minute episodic with seasons. Andy Reiner hosts candid conversations with musicians and scientists (and more) about mental strategies and personal stories, with original musical interludes.

Position Description:
Intern will work closely with podcast host to write and edit content for episode documentation, social media, create meme-style inspirational quotes, and help to develop the best moments into a written format. Intern will learn about the process of pre-production, recording and post-production. This position will include a combination of meeting in Lafayette, Boulder, and remote work.

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What'sHerName Podcast

Anonymous — Mon, 23 Sep 2019 16:57:50 +0000

What'sHerName Podcast Anonymous (not verified) Mon, 09/23/2019 - 10:57

What’sHerName women’s history podcast is hosted and produced by academic sisters Olivia Meikle and Katie Nelson. Committed to reclaiming forgotten history, What’sHerName tells the stories of fascinating women you’ve never heard of (but should have). Through compelling interviews with guest historians, writers, and scholars, Katie and Olivia bring to life the “lost” women of history, with over 100,000 downloads this year, and to listeners in over 100 countries.

Intern will work with our curriculum director creating materials to help teachers integrate the podcast into their curriculum at the college, high school, and middle school level.

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SAS Communications Internship

Anonymous — Wed, 06 Mar 2019 16:13:59 +0000

SAS Communications Internship Anonymous (not verified) Wed, 03/06/2019 - 09:13

Special Aerospace Services (SAS) is a small, dynamic, certified 8(a), Woman-Owned aerospace company headquartered in Boulder, Colorado and two-time winner of the Inc. 5000 award. SAS is a leading engineering and development firm delivering innovative systems engineering solutions to the aerospace industry, emerging commercial spaceflight sector, and U.S. government agencies, including the Department of Defense.

As a Communications Intern, you will use your current research and writing skills while building valuable experience in a variety of communication areas such as marketing, outreach and general office operations. SAS is a dynamic, innovative, fast-paced, environment with a team of dedicated, passionate individuals working on cutting-edge projects and committed to helping expand opportunities for engaged individuals.

Qualifications

Ideal candidates should have the following qualifications:

Strong writing, research and critical thinking skills
Excellent attention to detail and ability to communicate both verbally and in writing
Good interpersonal and analytical skills and the ability to work collaboratively
Proficiency in Microsoft Office
Experience with Adobe Creative Suite a plus
Experience with Social Media Marketing and SEO a plus

Responsibilities

Candidates should expect the following responsibilities during their internship:

Assist with developing content for internal company communications
Writing/developing content for company website and social media
- Press Releases
- Blog Posts
- Other assignments as needed
Work on special short-term projects in close coordination with our marketing lead
Research and write summaries on current industry news and present to company owners and Executive team
Develop a strong understanding of the aerospace industry as a whole
Event planning support
Grant support – research, writing and editing
Administrative support - research, writing, tasks as needed

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Vuepoint Advertising

Anonymous — Fri, 15 Feb 2019 21:05:58 +0000

Vuepoint Advertising Anonymous (not verified) Fri, 02/15/2019 - 14:05

Vuepoint works with our clients to manage social media accounts, create blog content, and oversee their digital presence. An ideal candidate for this role is familiar with internet culture and trends. Excellent verbal and written communication skills are required. You will learn industry best practices for content creation, management, and analytics as an intern at Vuepoint. This role will include managing high-profile clientele, gaining journalistic experience, and utilizing digital advertising for optimal reach.

At Vuepoint, we are looking for someone who:

Is familiar with internet culture and trends

Has excellent verbal and written communication skills

Is eager to learn and take on new challenges

Is excited about working in a collaborative and educational environment

Takes initiative and can be trusted to meet company standards

Is creatively minded with a unique voice and point of view

Your day-to-day responsibilities will include:

Helping our Social Media and Content Specialist create weekly posts for clients across social media platforms

Brainstorming, writing, and editing blog posts for a variety of clientele

Learning the basics of Search Engine Optimization tools (this sounds intimidating, but it’s extremely useful!)

Navigating our organizational software to keep in touch with the team & track weekly tasks

Benefits:

This position pays $17 an hour
You will learn essential and highly marketable skills
You will create lasting industry connections
There are potential job placement opportunities after graduation

Vuepoint is an advertising agency and publisher based out of Boulder County, Colorado. Our mission is to turn our clients into marketable brands with distinct personalities, for whom we manage social media, write articles, make memes, and curate content. Our clientele ranges from educational entomologists to YouTubers, interior design companies, and everyone in between.

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Colorado Shakespeare Festival

Anonymous — Tue, 30 Oct 2018 16:36:18 +0000

Colorado Shakespeare Festival Anonymous (not verified) Tue, 10/30/2018 - 10:36

The Colorado Shakespeare Festival is the nation’s second-oldest Shakespeare festival, and is located right on the ��ſ��2023��¼ campus. Each summer, CSF produces 4-5 professional productions, and offers year-round educational programming, including after-school classes for kids, summer camps, a touring Shakespeare & Violence Prevention program for Colorado schools, and an elementary school Shakespeare festival. An internship with the Colorado Shakespeare Festival could include script-cutting and development, event planning and support, grant-writing and research projects, and social media.

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Dzanc Books

Anonymous — Tue, 02 Oct 2018 18:10:19 +0000

Dzanc Books Anonymous (not verified) Tue, 10/02/2018 - 12:10

Dzanc Books is an independent nonprofit press dedicated to publishing innovative and award-winning literary fiction, advancing great writing, and expanding our literary community by offering low-cost mentorships for as aspiring writers and supporting writers-in-the-schools initiatives. Founded in 2006, Dzanc's authors have been recognized by the Chautauqua Prize, the Shirley Jackson Awards, National Book Critics Circle Award, Lambda Literary Awards, the Man Booker Prize, and the National Endowment for the Arts, among many others.

The Dzanc Books editorial internship is a twelve-week program designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of publishing. Over the course of the cycle, interns participate in evaluating submissions, take part in conference calls with the Dzanc editor-in-chief, who provides information about the publishing process and industry, and optionally take on additional special projects, including e-book proofreading, copy editing for upcoming titles, and online research. The internship will occasionally include guest lectures by current and former authors working with the press, or by prospective authors on the topic of submitting work to a publisher or literary agent. The group meets once weekly over Skype to discuss the lecture material, check in on projects, and receive new assignments. Interns are expected to commit between 10-15 hours of work per week to completing their assignments, which is done on their own time.

Tasks are assigned based on individual interest, but can include:

- Reading and evaluating submissions for the house

- Proofreading ebooks

- Copy editing and proofreading for forthcoming books

- Online research related to publicity and marketing leads

- Publicity outreach, such as interviewing independent bookstores

Prospective interns should be great readers, preferably with experience and interest in reading literary (as opposed to commercial) fiction, and should be comfortable with in-depth analysis of written works. All internships are conducted remotely and are unpaid.

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Learning Design Group (Continuing Education)

Anonymous — Tue, 24 Jul 2018 17:19:59 +0000

Learning Design Group (Continuing Education) Anonymous (not verified) Tue, 07/24/2018 - 11:19

Learning Design Group Internship

2022-2023

Overview

The Learning Design Group (LDG) team, a department of the Division of Continuing Education strives to inspire excellence and innovation in teaching and learning by empowering instructors and faculty through ongoing support, training and collaboration opportunities. We focus on developing high quality and aligned digital learning content using engaging, inclusive and accessible practices.

We invite new and innovative approaches to teaching and learning and we leverage our backgrounds in learning and technology to assist faculty blend their teaching philosophy into a rich learning experience for their students.

The LDG team provides faculty with:

Step-by-step instructions, access to supporting resources and assistance to help design online, remote and hybrid courses;
Personal, hands-on consultations for designing and teaching courses using Canvas and other tools; and
Training and tutorials on using Canvas’s features/tools effectively.

Position

One internship for 3 credit hours

Student Resources Developer

This individual will be responsible for assisting in the analysis of the current state of our resources and the creation of a variety of resources including the following:

User-Experience research on current trends in higher education and analysis of ��ſ��2023��¼ student desires.
Provide gap-analysis for the currently offered resources provided by the LDG team to better understand where additional resources should be developed.
Creation of multimedia resources to support online students including but are not limited to, getting started guides, video tutorials, brochures, and other assets to be co-created in partnership with the Student Resources Developer.
Other tasks to be assigned as needed.

Qualifications

The LDG is looking for interns who are passionate about leveraging their knowledge and experience to address issues that may create barriers to learning. Candidates should be self-motivated, willing to ask for help and direction when unsure of the next step, and interested in learning about content creation, Instructional Design, course design, accessibility best practices and Universal Design for Learning (UDL).

Benefits

The LDG intern will gain experience in day-to-day support of academic technology solutions (example: Canvas, audio/video creation techniques, and online collaboration tools), pedagogical best practice to help learners master concepts (example: adult-learning theory, human centered design, student engagement, and instructor presence), and they will have the opportunity to build personal skills in a low stakes environment with staff who believe in an iterative approach to learning.

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Lighthouse Writers Workshop

Anonymous — Tue, 24 Jul 2018 17:16:27 +0000

Lighthouse Writers Workshop Anonymous (not verified) Tue, 07/24/2018 - 11:16

Overview

Lighthouse internships provide students with career experience in arts nonprofit organizations. We offer focused educational experiences that will translate to real-world job skills and will help interns make informed professional decisions. Lighthouse internships support our Young Writers, Communications, Community Engagement, Events, Adult Programs, and Development teams. Work is a mix of organizational needs and the intern’s interests and career goals.

Lighthouse interns will get an inside look at the functioning of a busy arts nonprofit and may, if availability permits, get an opportunity to sit in on workshops, events, and classes. While some writing is a component of the internship, and exposure to a vibrant writing community is certainly a perk, please note that the goal of this internship is not to develop the student’s personal creative work.

Projects may include:

Assistance in Young Writers Program Workshops;
Customer service;
Basic graphic design and material distribution;
Event coordination;
Assistance with social media, email campaigns, and institutional marketing;
Writing blogs and conducting written interviews, helping with podcast production;
Website updates on Drupal;
Various administrative assistance including but not limited to filing, data entry, tallying evaluations, and digitizing files;
Each intern will work with their supervisor to develop a long-term internship project, which can follow the interns career interest and Lighthouse’s needs. This project should be something that contributes to the organization and something that the intern can use in a future professional portfolio.
And other tasks as needed.

Qualifications

Lighthouse is looking for interns who are passionate about the literary arts and seeking experience in the nonprofit world. Candidates should be self-motivated, willing to ask for help and direction when needed, communicative, and able to answer questions for a diverse group of people. A sense of curiosity is a must; interns should be quick learners and excited writers.

Lighthouse requires interns to be present during our weekly staff meeting, Tuesday’s at 11:00 AM.

Benefits

Lighthouse interns gain invaluable experience in the day-to-day operations of a large arts nonprofit. Additionally, our internships provide the opportunity to meet and learn from successful writers and when available, interns are able to sit in on events, seminars, and workshops.

Lighthouse Writers Workshop is the largest literary arts center in the Rocky Mountain West. For more than 20 years, we’ve provided quality instruction, community events, and artistic support for writers and readers of all levels, ages, and backgrounds.

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Pop Culture Classroom

Anonymous — Tue, 24 Jul 2018 17:11:43 +0000

Pop Culture Classroom Anonymous (not verified) Tue, 07/24/2018 - 11:11

OVERVIEW

Pop Culture Classroom is a Denver-based educational non-profit with a mission to inspire a love of learning, increase literacy, celebrate diversity, and build community through the tools of popular culture and the power of self-expression. The organization fulfills their mission in three main ways: 1) Local events, such as Fan Expo Denver and other PopUP events. 2) Outreach workshops in local schools, libraries, community centers focusing on comic creation, game creation, and other pop culture literacies. 3) Downloadable resources for teachers and parents, such as history-based comics, graphic novel teaching guides, curricular units, and more.

POSITION

CU English Department Interns will assist the Pop Culture Classroom Education Department in fulfilling their mission. Interns will work directly with the PCC's Education Program Manager as well as other PCC staff members on a project-by-project basis. Interns can tailor their experience to their interests and career goals. Responsibilities might include:

Writing blog posts about pop culture in education
Writing scripts for history-based comics
Writing content for comic and graphic novel teaching guides
Assisting in planning and execution of events and activities
Other duties as assigned

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