Video Services Student Intern - Intercollegiate Athletics

To provide undergraduate students with practical, hands-on experience in video production and multimedia design within a collegiate athletics environment, supporting the development of technical and professional skills relevant to careers in media, communications, and athletics administration.

Career Readiness Competencies:

Career & Self-Development

Communication

Technology

Assist in filming and editing video content for athletics websites, social media, and video boards.

Support the Director/Assistant Director of Video during athletic and campus events, including operating video boards at Doyt Perry Stadium, Stroh Center, Slater Family Ice Arena, and the Rec & Wellness Center.

Contribute to the creation of graphics and multimedia content for digital and social media platforms

Participate in collaborative projects with the athletics communications, marketing, and sponsorship teams.

Complete other tasks as assigned to support learning objectives under supervision.

Enrolled in one of the following academic programs:

Visual Communication Technology

Media Production and Studies

Digital Arts

Graphic Design

Experience in video shooting and editing.

Basic proficiency in Adobe Premiere Pro, Photoshop, After Effects, and Microsoft Office.

Familiarity with both PC and Mac platforms.

Dependable, organized, detail-oriented, and able to work collaboratively in a team environment.

Learning/Training Objectives:

Gain practical skills in video production, editing, and multimedia design.

Learn to operate professional video and graphics equipment in live event settings.

Develop teamwork, time management, and project coordination skills in a fast-paced environment.

Understand workflow processes in collegiate athletics media and brand management.

Enhance a professional portfolio suitable for academic credit or future employment.

This internship is eligible for academic credit with approval from the student's program/college.

Hours: 20-28 per week, flexible to align with academic schedule.

Stipend: $1,000 per semester, intended to support educational learning outcomes.

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