Marketing & Communications

Desired Skills:

Knowledge and ability to write press releases

Basic understanding of email (Outlook)

Experience in marketing collateral (flyers, advertisements, promotions)

Currently enrolled at any college or university, with at least one marketing class fulfilled

Up-to-date on all current market trends (SEO, Google analytics)

Completed marketing plan

Understanding the importance of group work as well as individual work

An understanding of Microsoft, Outlook, Excel, Google Analytics, Google Docs

Press Releases

Long-term marketing projects

Constant communication with company management

Collaboration with other interns and group projects

Constantly updating Facebook, Twitter and any other social media

Writing reports and present them to the management team

Market and explore new ideas for inclusion in the organization’s strategy

Outreach to organizations/individuals interested in the website

Compile a portfolio of completed projects at the end of the internship

Duties Include:

Develop marketing strategies for the organization, website, and newsletters

Support promotional activities and campaigns

Participate as part of a team, on shared assignments, and projects

Develop new strategies on making the website/organization more visible to the members and the public

Organization and customer knowledge

Relationship development with members, organizations, and the public

Project management

Personal presentation and communication skills

Fuller understanding of the industry and customer knowledge

Length Requirements:
The position is open for as long as the student would like, but a minimum length of 12 weeks, (21 to 35 hours/week) is required to receive a Certificate of Completion and a Letter of Recommendation.

Specifications:
This position is open to students enrolled at any college or university. The students’ interests must lie in marketing, public relations, advertising, or related fields.

College Credit:
While this is an UNPAID internship, student interns will have an opportunity to receive college credit. Contact your undergraduate advising officer for more information on academic credit.

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