Posted12-10-08

• QUALIFICATIONS: Must be a student in a school which will recognize this as a credit. Pursuing a major in Journalism broadcasting, or communication preferred. Understand, interpret, and communicate info about news events to staff. Good interpersonal skills is a must; excellent command of the English language. Judge appropriateness of on-air material. Read and interpret documents such as wire copy, articles.
• DUTIES: Learn the daily operation of news department. Develop and initiate search for stories on a daily basis. Contact and gather info on various stories to set up for reporters, photographers, and producers.
• TO APPLY: email apply@hbi.com or mail resume to  HRD Job # 81-08, University Ave., St. Paul, MN 55114

Posted 12-10-08 KSTP-TV, Has openings for 3 part-time interns to began in the Spring of 2009.

• QUAIFICATIONS: must be a student enrolled in a degree program at a trade school, college or university which recognizes the internship for a class credit. A self starter and thrive under the pressure of strict deadlines. Excellent research and writing skills and the ability to work  effectively in a team. A passion for local programming and storytelling is critical. Working knowledge of the internet and strong computer skills is essential. Reliable transportation, a valid drivers license, and safe driving record.
• DUTIES: Research stories, prep the studio, log in field tapes, help find a studio audience, update the website, and assist producers with other tasks.
• LOCATION: Twin Cities
• WAGE: TBD
• TO APPLY: HR Job# 82-03, email apply@hbi.co or send resume to 3415 University Ave., St. Paul, MN 55114

 Posted 12-01-08

• QUALIFICATIONS:  A strong work ethic
• DUTIES:  We are looking for motivated self starters who enjoy creative methods of marketing.  We are a national Home Security company.  The industry is booming!  Don't miss out on another great opportunity.  We take care of your apartments for the summer and travel for the summer.
• LOCATION:  nationwide
• DAYS/HOURS:  40 Summer internship
• WAGE:  20
• TO APPLY:  Lance at Lance@pinnsec.com

Posted 12-01-08 Amy Klobuchar is currently accepting internship applications for the 2009 spring semester.  

• DUTIES: In your first several days you can expect to become familiar with the staff, the office, and Capitol Hill. You will receive training from the Congressional Research Service (CRS), learn how to use the Legislative Information System (LIS), and attend professional development workshops. If you want to get to know Washington, DC better, our office is glad to arrange visits to other government buildings, monuments, and museums. Every effort is made to pair interns with legislative assistants based on their policy interests and experience. Interns will support the legislative and professional staff by conducting policy research to be used for floor speeches, committee hearings, and other legislative materials. Interns will also be asked to do a variety of administrative tasks.
• GOES UNTIL: The fall internship runs from January through May and is available both part time and full time. If you will be attending classes while you are here we ask that you note that on your internship application, as well as what days and times you are available to work. We are happy to coordinate with educational institutions and students to develop internships for academic credit.
• TO APPLY: Cover letter, Resume, 3 References, and short writing sample. To get an application go to www.klobuchar.senate.gov/internships.cfm) Greg_bohrer@klobuchar.senate.gov.
• DEADLINE: The deadline for application materials is December 5th. Please be aware that due to security measures it may take mail through the postal system up to 2 weeks to reach our DC office.

 Posted 12-01-08 

• QUALIFICATIONS:  Strong people skills across class, religion, culture, age, and gender. Attention to detail. Comfortable working in a cross-cultural and faith-based environment. Ability to handle limited-English speaking clients. Computer skills: word processing, Excel spreadsheets, data base, and internet. Interest in refugees/immigrants, social justice, immigration policy, and serving people in crisis. Commitment to learning. Patience and compassion with people. Multi-lingual in Russian, Somali, Amharic, Oromo, Nepali, Hmong, Arabic, Karen or Burmese a plus but not required. World Relief Minnesota asks the intern to make a 3-6 month commitment.
• DUTIES:  Meet with clients to assist with the completion of AOR forms. See walk-in clients with simple requests (need forms, address changes). Assist with answering client phone calls and case inquiries. Refer clients to other immigration and social services. Maintain files by keeping case notes, photocopying applications, filing. Assist with green card workshops, including application preparation and photo-taking. Other tasks as needed.
• LOCATION:  Richfield, MN
• DAYS/HOURS: 8-25 hours regularly scheduled per week during regular work hours Monday-Friday 9am-5pm
• WAGE:  unpaid internship
• TO APPLY: Email Clarissa at cwilleke@wr.org

Posted 12-01-08  We are seeking energetic and proficient interns in the St. Paul office of Congresswoman Betty McCollum.  An internship in Congresswoman McCollum’s office will provide valuable experience to students as they prepare for their professional careers.  Interns have the opportunity to work with and assist all members of the staff, including legislative, administrative, outreach and press duties.  Interns will also have the opportunity to attend some local functions and meetings related to the Congresswoman’s work in the district.  In addition, we are happy to work with your college or university to arrange for academic credit.  Applicants should be highly motivated and enthusiastic, as there are far more applicants than available positions.

• DEADLINE:  December 15, 2008

• LOCATION: St Paul

• RESPONSIBILITIES: Supporting administrative staff: answering phones, database entry, and sorting mail. Various projects as assigned. Assisting casework staff in helping constituents resolve problems and navigate federal bureaucracies. Compiling local news clips and distributing to district and DC office staff. Promoting constituent outreach efforts by communicating with constituents and constituent groups, attending meetings and events, and drafting correspondence.

• PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS: Excellent written and oral communications skills. College juniors or seniors preferred (but not required.) Positive attitude and an ability to effectively handle a number of tasks at once. Strong connections to Minnesota.

• HOURS/DAYS: Internships are available year-round. They are available on a part-time or full-time basis.  In some cases, a stipend may be available.  Transportation and housing are the responsibility of interns.

• TO APPLY  Applicants should send a cover letter (indicating availability and the location of their desired internship), a resume and references. Those interested in a St. Paul internship should fax materials to (651) 224-3056 or mail to: Office of Congresswoman Betty McCollum; Attn: St. Paul Internship Coordinator; 165 Western Avenue North, Suite 17; St. Paul, MN 55102.

10/15/08 CONSERVATION FIELD EXPERIENCE Crew Members & Crew Leaders needed. The Minnesota Conservation Corps , a non-profit environmental organization, is currently accepting applications for Crew Member & Leader positions.  Crews of 1 leader and 3-4 members will participate in on-the-job training to learn natural resources management skills and put those skills into practice working on conservation projects across the state.  Leader and Member positions involve physically challenging, team-oriented work while learning about the environment and networking with natural resource professionals.  Project sites vary throughout Minnesota and Iowa including urban settings and extreme wilderness. Service work is performed almost exclusively outdoors and may involve camping for several days at a time. A full term of service must be completed in order to receive the education award.  Members and Leaders will have the opportunity to explore career options within the environmental field and to coordinate and complete a week-long service project of their choosing. www.conservationcorps.orgAmeriCorps

• QUALIFICATIONS: Crew Members: Ability to work outdoors in adverse conditions and on challenging terrain.  Ability to work well with others in a team setting.  Strong desire to learn new skills and abilities.  Positive attitude and interest in service and community work.  Sense of adventure. Crew Leaders (in addition to above Member qualifications): Prior field and/or supervisory experience is preferred. Experience/education in natural resource management, supervision, construction, small engine repair and/or related fields is desired.  Must be 18-25 years old and be able to perform essential functions of the job including physically strenuous work 40 hours per week. 
• LOCATION: Crews Located in MN & IA (Crew locations listed on application)
• DAY/HOURS: Term of services Crew Leader: Feb 2 – Dec 17, 2009 & Crew Member: Feb 16 – Dec 17, 2009  
• DUTIES:  Crew Members will receive training and complete various conservation projects such as tree planting, prairie restoration, stream bank stabilization, GPS/GIS mapping, wildlife surveys, carpentry/construction, timber stand improvement, lakeshore restoration, erosion control, prescribed burning, environmental education, trail construction & maintenance, exotic species management, wildlife habitat improvement, wild land fire fighting and emergency response.  Crew Leaders will be responsible for project management, training and development of up to 4 Crew Members.  The Crew Leader is responsible for the crew’s overall work performance and safety during a project. Crew Leaders work directly with Crew Members to complete all projects. DAYS/HOURS: Typical work week is Monday-Thursday (10 hours each day) with other days scheduled as required. Crew Members and Leaders should be available for week-long out of town assignments that involve camping near the work project site.   
• WAGES/BENEFITS: Crew Members will receive a living stipend of $1140 a month (Crew Leaders: $1550 a  month), health insurance, student loan forbearance during the service term, and a post-service AmeriCorps Education Award for $4725 that may be used for college expenses or to repay qualified student loans. Personal protective equipment provided and required.
• TO APPLY: Applicants are encouraged to submit by November 30th (Crew Leader position) or December 19th (Crew Member position). Early application encouraged; Applications will be accepted until all positions are filled. Download an application at:  www.conservationcorps.org/applymcc.htm  Send applications to: Minnesota Conservation Corps (YAP) 2715 Upper Afton Rd. Suite 100Maplewood, MN 55119 Email: recruit@conservationcorps.org Phone: (651) 209-9900 x 24Fax: (651) 209-9901

Posted 10/05/08  How would you like to join the war on poverty and make a difference in the lives of more than 1 million children around the world? Compassion International is offering an internship that fits both your passion and your education! Check out all the internship opportunities www.compassion.com/internships

• QUALIFICATIONS: Undergraduate students with a minimum of 60 semester credit hours and a cumulative 3.3 GPA (no longer than one year postgraduate date). Must be legally eligible for employment in the United States.
• DAYS/HOURS: May 25 – July 31, 2009 Four-day work weeks (Monday-Thursday) for 10 weeks 32hrs a week. Fridays will rotate between scheduled volunteer work, three-day weekends off, and optional extra paid work days.
• WAGE: $8.65 per hour. Internship compatible with most college degree programs.
• LOCATION: Compassion International's Global Ministry Center, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Optional "Encounter" trip available to a Compassion-assisted program in Mexico from August 1 to August 5 to see Compassion's work firsthand.  Students must raise their own funds.
• APPLY Online @ www.compassion.com/internships

Posted 10/10/08 The IRTS Foundation is a New York City-based 501(c)(3) charitable organization, which brings together the wisdom and power of today's leaders to train and educate the next generation of media and communication professionals. The IRTS Summer Fellowship Program teaches up-and-coming communicators the realities of the media industry and business world through a nine-week , expense-paid fellowship , which includes practical experience and career-planning advice. Fellows gain full-time, "real world" experience at New York-based media companies. In addition, the Fellowship provides the opportunity to network with industry professionals, take related field trips, and attend panels, lectures and group discussions. Our programs and diversity initiatives help ensure that the business responsible for informing, entertaining, and educating the public reaches its highest potential in this exciting digital age.

• DATES: May 31 - August 1, 2009
• LOCATION: New York, New York
• ELIGIBILITY: Students must be college juniors, seniors or graduate students at the time of application. For detailed eligibility information, log on to our website pull.xmr3.com/p/3054-0822/45851963/http-www.irts.org-.html  and follow the link to "College Programs."  pull.xmr3.com/p/3054-CB23/45851967/http-www.irts.org-programs-sfp-sfp.html  
• COST: Travel, housing and living allowance included.
• APPLICATION DEADLINE:  December 1, 2008

Posted 10/10/08  (DRC), located in the Florida Keys, is a not-for-profit corporation dedicated to promoting the health and welfare of dolphins, educating the public and investigating new forms of cooperative interaction between humans and dolphins.  DRC is home to 19 Bottlenose Dolphins and one California Sea Lion. All of our animals live in a natural environment in the Gulf of Mexico. Few students are lucky enough to experience the smiling gray faces of dolphins in an intimate educational setting.  To accommodate the increasing interest in marine mammals, DRC offers a variety of educational opportunities. One such opportunity involves participation in our Intern Program.  Through hard work and dedication, volunteers gain first-hand experience learning how a marine mammal care facility operates.  Interns receive a structured educational experience while volunteering and may be eligible to receive college credit in accordance with their school's policies.

• TO APPLY: Information, including applications, may be obtained by accessing our website at www.dolphins.org If you have any questions regarding these programs, please feel free to contact the Volunteer Resources Department by calling Kristeen Teague at (305) 289-1121 ext. 230 or  kris@dolphins.org.

10/06/08 KSTP-AM has a programming intern opening for Fall 2008.

• QUALIFICATIONS: Must be a student enrolled in a degree program at a trade school, college, or university which will recognize the internship for class credit; pursuing a major in broadcasting, journalism, or communication preferred. Collaborate and work cooperatively with a team. Show attention to detail. Demonstrate an interest and knowledge of current events, news issues and newsmakers. Dress and present oneself in a professional manner. Must be able to perform the essential functions of the job. The Company will make reasonable physical accommodations to facilitate the ability to perform the essential job functions.
• DUTIES: Research news for show material. Operate production and air studio equipment. Assist Producer in daily activities. Write news and event summaries. Participate in station promotional and marketing activities. Other duties as assigned.
• TO APPLY: Contact Human Resources Department regarding Job #76-08 by sending resume to  3415 University Ave., St Paul, MN 55114, Fax to 651-642-4314 or E-mail to apply@hbi.com  No Telephone Calls Please. KSTP-AM is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Posted 10/06/08 Kennedy Space Center Internship Program's (KIP) is a semester-long, on-site, opportunity for students to receive a unique, unrivaled, learning experience at the Kennedy Space Center. The KIP is open to undergraduate and graduate students of all majors as well as faculty members.  The Spring Term will begin the last week of January 2009 and end the first week of May 2009.  NASA is now on the edge of a bold new challenge:  the Constellation Program.  This ambitious new endeavor calls for us to return human explorers to the moon and the venture even farther.  At the same time, NASA must fly the remaining space shuttle missions safely in order to complete the International Space Station. 

• WAGE: The weekly stipends are as follows: $500 for undergraduate students, $800 for graduate students and $1400 for faculty. 
• LOCATION: Kennedy Space Center Internship Program P.O. Box 941566 Maitland FL 32794-1566
• TO APPLY: Apply now to become part of this great legacy.Sincerely, Patick Cragan pcragan@launchingfutures.comphone 407-470-8757web: www.nasalaunchingfutures.com Spring Term Application Deadline is October 15TH

Posted 10/06/08 Looking for an intern to serve on our Growing Leaders team, in Atlanta, this spring. It would be a full-time position between January and May.  This is a great opportunity to be part of a campaign to equip young leaders and touch one percent of the world's population who is under 25 years old.

• WAGE: We pay a stipend and work with this person to arrange for housing as well. 
• DUTIES: Involves marketing, research for books, phone time, and working with our partners and customers.
• TO APPLY:  Send current resume & biographical sketch & future goals to Growing Leaders Attn: Internships 3550 Corporate Way Suite C Duluth, GA 30096 YOU MAY ALSO E-MAIL IT TO: insight@growingleaders.com with INTERNSHIPS in the subject line. For questions please contact Dr. Tim Elmore Growing Leaders 770.495.3332

Posted 9/15/08 Growing locally published magazine is looking for a marketing and ad sales intern. Could lead to permanent position!

• QUALIFICATIONS: Looking for a creative self starter, someone with excellent phone and organization skills.  A degree (or working on one) in communications or business admin/marketing/sales is helpful.  Must be proficient in Microsoft Office applications and have the ability to handle multiple tasks at once.
• DUTIES: You will be in charge of creating a marketing action plan for 2009. You will also be responsible for some ad sales.
• LOCATION:  Long Lake
• DAYS/HOURS: 10 hrs/week
• WAGE:  commission on ad sales
• TO APPLY: Contact Nichi 612.418.3801

Posted 9/15/08 American Public Media has a part-time, non-exempt opening for an Intern in our Speaking of Faith of Department. Assist with radio and online production for Speaking of Faith - public radio's award-winning national weekly program about religion, meaning, ethics, and ideas. This part-time internship offers the opportunity to learn basic production skills as part of a creative team in a highly-collaborative environment.

• DAYS/HOURS: 15/20 hrs per week, lasts for 3-4 months
• DUTIES: Support general production tasks in preparation for each weekly program; Assist with research on program topics and guests; Assist with maintaining program topic catalog; Transcribe interviews; Learn basic digital audio editing techniques; Support some administrative tasks for the Speaking of Faith team.
• QUALIFICATIONS: College students are encouraged to apply and may take the internship for course credit. Ability to write and gather research effectively; Ability to manage multiple tasks, meet deadlines, and work independently; Detail-oriented with strong organizational and communication skills; Demonstrated interest in national and global issues of religion and ethics; Candidate must be able to type and work on pc-based programs like Word and Excel; HTML skills helpful. Must be able to perform the essential duties of the position with or without reasonable accommodation; Physical Demands: Walk, sit, and stand; Reach with hands and arms; Balance, stoop, kneel, or crouch; Frequent use of hands for data entry/keystrokes and simple grasping. Working Conditions: Moderate noise level, occasional exposure to prevalent weather conditions.
• TO APPLY: Go to americanpublicmedia.publicradio.org/careers/  and click on the Job Openings link. Click on the Intern, Speaking of Faith job opening 502-09 to view job description. Submit a resume and cover letter to careers@americanpublicmedia.org  Internal Applicants: To apply submit a resume and cover letter to careers@americanpublicmedia.org  APM is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Posted 9/15/08 American Public Media has an opening for a part-time, non-exempt Web Intern. The Web Intern will assist with the production of Minnesota Public Radio and American Public Media Web sites. The MPR/APM Web internship will begin in fall 2008.

• DAYS/HOURS: 15-20 hours per week with a flexible schedule. Duration of the internship is 4 - 6 months
• WAGE/BENEFITS: This is a paid internship plus free bus pass or parking.
• LOCATION: It is based at MPR/APM headquarters in downtown St. Paul.
• DUTIES: Duties include gathering information and readying it for the Web, working with digital audio and graphics, and helping with related administrative tasks. The internship will provide basic training in Web production and exposure to professional practices for sites such as A Prairie Home Companion, The Current, MPR News, and Classical MPR. MPR/APM sites collectively reach more than 1 million visitors a month. Format text in HTML. Create Web graphics as needed (banners, illustrative graphics, promotional images, etc.). Collects information from internal sources and posts it to the Web. Scans images and prepares them for Web use. Identifies and reports production problems and assists with solutions. Follows established workflow and production routines for site maintenance. Checks work for HTML accuracy and browser compatibility. Other duties as assigned.
• QUALIFICATIONS: Bachelor’s degree or equivalent required and some experience in online news production or equivalent education. Proficiency in HTML and CSS. Excellent language skills, including writing, editing, and proofreading. Strong Photoshop skills and a good photojournalistic sense. Good research and organizational skills. Ability to work effectively under pressure and to meet deadlines. Ability to work efficiently with limited direct supervision. Consistent and reliable attendance is an essential component of the job. Ability to work collaboratively and effectively with colleagues. Ability to maintain productive and positive communication with co-workers. Experience with online or print publications, Web authoring tools, online audio and basic programming is helpful. Experience with digital photography. Experience creating features with Flash. Experience with JavaScript, mySQL, and other languages helpful but not necessary. Journalism experience or education. Knowledge of “AP” Style. Experience with blogging or other community-based online features. Must be able to perform the essential duties of the position with or without reasonable accommodation. Physical Demands: Required to move about in an office environment and sit for extended periods of time. Frequent use of hands for data entry/keystrokes and simple grasping. Working Conditions: Moderate noise level and occasional exposure to prevalent weather conditions. External Applicants:
• TO APPLY: Go to americanpublicmedia.publicradio.org/careers/  and click on the Job Openings link. Click on the Intern, New Media job opening 503-09 to view job description. Submit a resume and cover letter to careers@americanpublicmedia.org  Internal Applicants: To apply submit a resume and cover letter to careers@americanpublicmedia.org APM is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Posted 9/15/08 KSTP-TV has an opening for a part-time, temporary, hourly Intern in the Fall 2008.

• QUALIFICATIONS: Must be a student enrolled in a degree program at a trade school, college, or university which recognizes the internship for a class credit. A self starter and thrive under the pressure of strict deadlines. Excellent research and writing skills and the ability to work effectively in a team. A passion for local programming and storytelling is critical. Working knowledge of the internet and strong computer skills are essential. Reliable transportation, valid driver's license and safe driving record preferred (driving record may be checked).
• DUTIES:  Primary duties consist of but may not be limited to; researching stories, prepping the studio, logging field tapes, helping find studio audience members, updating the website, and assisting producers with other various tasks. Opportunity to assist on field shoots and interact with the guests. May be asked to assist with promotional show events outside the building. Must be able to perform the essential functions of the job. The Company will make reasonable physical accommodations to facilitate the ability to perform essential job functions.
• TO APPLY: Contact Human Resource Department, Job #67-08, 3415 University Ave., St. Paul, MN. 55114, fax to: 651-642-4314 or email: apply@hbi.com  No Telephone Calls Please KSTP-TV is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Posted 9/3/08  Provide accounting and administrative services to clients

• LOCATION: Drazan, Henke and Associates, 544 Bavaria Lane, Chaska
• DUTIES: Bookkeeping, payroll processing, payroll tax preparation, income tax preparation, and various administrative projects.
• QUALIFICATIONS: Basic knowledge of general accounting concepts and an understanding of Microsoft Excel and Word.
• DAYS/HOURS: Hours would be based upon the applicant’s schedule; and starting in January through April 15th the hours could include afternoons, evenings, and Saturdays.
• WAGE: Paid Internship-Based on experience of the applicant.
• TO APPLY: Contact Janet Beety, Voice: 952-448-4220 Fax: 952-448-2705 janet@dha-cpa.com   

Posted 12-03-08

• QUALIFICATIONS: Shalom Baptist Church seeks an individual who is able to disciple and evangelize youth. A biblically-faithful and relevant expression of the gospel and teaching from the Bible will be required. The intern will also provide leadership training and coordination of youth ministries. The individual must have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ and support Shalom Baptist Church's faith statement and ministry philosophy. Background check is necessary.
• LOCATION:  Shalom Baptist Church, Hutchinson, MN
• DAYS/HOURS:  Sunday (6 hours); Wednesday (9 hours)
• WAGE:  $10 to $13/hour; mileage provided
• TO APPLY:  Rick Stapleton, Senior Pastor  ricks.sbc@gmail.com

Posted 12-01-08

• QUALIFICATIONS: Students currently enrolled in college education and advanced in their coursework (sophomores to seniors).  Must have a heart for youth and a passion to serve in ministry.  Prefer students with major in a related field (ie - Youth Work, Psychology, Social Work, Education etc.).  Must have energy and a go-getter attitude - ready to jump right in for a GREAT summer!
• DEADLINE: Deadline for application is January 9, 2009.  Interns will be appointed in late January.  Summer Internship salary is $3000 for the summer, plus an allowance for ministry expenses ($175 per month). Housing and a vehicle to use can also be provided if needed.
• LOCATION:  Minneapolis West Metro - 7 locations
• DAYS/HOURS:  45 hours per week, M-F, some weekends/trips
• WAGE: $3000 summer salary, Paid bi-weekly (plus $175 per month ministry expense allowance)
• TO APPLY:  Holly Dressel at 952.238.1010 hdressel@treehouseyouth.org

Chicago, IL 12-01-08 Intern -  Family Empowerment, a ministryaffiliated with the Christian and Missionary Alliance. "The purpose of this internship is to create an opportunity for young single adults from 18-34 years of age to participate in a 2 year program that will give them solid ministry experience in a multi-ethnic urban community, equip them with foundational cross-cultural experiences that will translate into future ministry areas for them, train them for future positions of leadership, and to assist them in acquiring their ordination (for men) or consecration (for women) within the Christian and Missionary Alliance, while at the same time providing for Family Empowerment Centers of Chicago and the community a consistent staffing resource that will take us to our next level in services and effectiveness."

• QUALIFICATIONS:  Intern candidates will need to have a call to serve the Lord Jesus Christ. They will need to have the heart of a servant and must be teachable. The must have character qualities that are clearly supported through character references and in line with Biblical guidelines. They must be passionate about their faith, knowledgeable about Biblical truth, disciplined in lifestyle and Christian practice, humble, teachable, and reliable. Interns must have previous experience serving in the local church (ex. Sunday school, youth group, service ministries etc...)
• DUTIES:  Interns will be required to perform 40 Hrs of work a week in positions to be determined through the interview process and may include youth work, teaching, leading small groups, teaching ESL, leading worship, college ministry, routine maintenance tasks, administration, mentoring, and fund raising. In addition to their 40 hr work week interns will be expected to participate in regular internship small group meetings and classes (taught by a rotating staff) that will be the venue for training pertaining to the ordination/consecration process within the C&MA and urban issues. Interns will also be required to attend weekly services, prayer meetings and leadership meetings. Interns will be required to read the ordination/consecration texts of the C&MA as well as specific texts pertaining to urban issues and cross-cultural ministry. Interns will need to become incarnate during their 2 year internship, embracing the urban culture and the community. They will be expected to live out their faith within the community and in relationship with those who are their neighbors. Interns will need to take part in raising personal support from friends and family. They will also take part in fund raising events and the promotion of family empowerments vision and programs as necessary to raise funds for the organization.
• LOCATION:  Chicago, IL
• DAYS/HOURS:  40 hr/week; days and some evenings
• WAGE:  $750/month, housing coverage, health coverage if needed
• TO APPLY: Email Scott at info@familyempower.org

Posted 12-01-08 is comprised of Prison Fellowship, the world’s largest outreach to prisoners, ex-prisoners, and their families and Breakpoint, which equips Christians to live out their faith in the culture.  For more information about the exciting and diverse ministry of PFM, visit our website at www.pfm.org.

• LOCTAIONS: Northern Virginia
• TRAINING & LEARNING SERVICES DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANT    (30-40 HRS/WK) - 2 OPENINGS PFM’s TLS Department supports and develops the organization through individual and group training.  As a team player, you will assist the TLS Development team with the maintenance and research efforts associated with various training courses, programs, and projects, development and writing of education training programs, and observe and evaluate training sessions during the preproduction phase.  When feasible, you will also participate in training events such as Leadership Institute, distance learning events and other classroom trainings.  The qualified individual will possess a strong level of PC proficiency in MS Office, strong written/oral communication skills, experience with research techniques, the ability to work with limited supervision, and strong Internet research skills.  Biblical teaching and leadership experience a plus.  Suggested Major(s):   Education, Management, Communications or Christian Ministry
• RESEARCH ASSISTANT: RESTORATIVE JUSTICE (30-40 HRS/WK) – 2 OPENINGS Assist in the reformation of the criminal justice system to reflect biblically based principles of restorative justice!  You will work both in Lansdowne and on Capital Hill with restorative justice staff and focus on various criminal justice activities and reform projects as well as research, write, and develop articles related to restorative justice practices and programs.  Additional aspects of this high profile position include the need to prepare materials for and participate in meetings about legislative issues on Capitol Hill, answer inquires about restorative justice from subscribers and supporters, and assist with website development and management.  The qualified individual(s) will possess strong research and writing skills, strong written and oral communication skills, PC proficiency including Internet skills, and familiarity with government.  Minimum one year of college education completed.  Suggested Major(s):   Public Policy, Law, Criminal Justice, or Political Science
• ASSISTANT TO PUBLIC POLICY DIRECTOR (20-40 HRS/WK)  - 2 OPENINGS Promote the Christian Worldview on Capital Hill!  You will assist in conducting Christian worldview training on Capitol Hill by helping to develop, research, plan, and execute various grassroots, legislative, and political initiations.  Also help build databases and improve communication with Members of Congress, the Executive Branch, other non-profit and advocacy groups, the press and grassroots constituents.  The qualified individual(s) will possess PC proficiency, strong Internet research and writing skills, experience and/or interest in researching legal and public policy issues, and the ability to be a self-starter.  Suggested Major(s):   Political Science or Public Policy, Communications, or Journalism
• BREAKPOINT INTERNET EDITORIAL ASSISTANT (40 HRS/WK) BreakPoint is a program that equips Christians to apply the truths of Scripture to all of life’s questions and controversies.  You will assist the BreakPoint staff with daily tasks for web, email, radio and magazine communications, which includes the need to proofread and edit documents, post documents on the BreakPoint website, research/write for web and email communications with a focus on BreakPoint’s internet communications.  The qualified individual will possess strong PC proficiency and experience with MS Office, strong Internet research skills, strong research/writing skills, and familiarity with basic web publishing.  Editing/proofreading skills, experience with HTML/website editing, and published articles are a plus.  Suggested Major(s):   English, Journalism, or Communications
• MARKETING ASSISTANT: BREAKPOINT   (40 HRS/WK) BreakPoint is a program that equips Christians to apply the truths of Scripture to all of life’s questions and controversies.  You will focus on general marketing functions of Breakpoint, the Christian worldview ministry outreach of PFM, with special emphasis on assisting in the development, promotion, and distribution of Christian Worldview programs, products, curricula, newsletters, and websites. Explore promotional opportunities and alternative distribution strategies for Breakpoint products and websites.  The qualified individual will possess a strong level of PC proficiency, strong internet research skills, strong written and oral communication skills.  Suggested Major(s):   Marketing, Business, Business Information Systems, English, or Communications
• MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS ASSISTANT   (30-40 HRS/WK) The Marketing department at PFM is responsible for the development, creation, production, and distribution of a wide variety of projects that help promote our mission and our individual programs to churches, businesses, individuals.  You will learn what goes into the development of a promotional marketing plan, how to work with a variety of marketing communications vendors, the importance of consistent brand use in all communications and more.  Join our crazy, busy team and help us make a difference as we reach out to people, just like you, to change lives, minds, and communities through Jesus Christ.  The qualified individual will possess PC proficiency, strong organizational skills, ability to multi-task/prioritize, must be process-oriented and be able to think creatively.  Suggested Major(s):   Marketing, Business, Communications, or Business Administration
• MARKETING PUBLICATIONS ASSISTANT   (30-40 HRS/WK) – 2 OPENINGS PFM develops, creates, produces, and distributes a wide variety of materials that help promote our mission through our programs to churches, businesses, individuals.  As a member of PFM’s professional marketing team, you will gain experience with our graphics, web and editorial teams. Step up to the challenge and assist with web copy, print pieces, photo/video creation and archiving, and market research.  You will also learn how to work with a variety of marketing communications vendors, the importance of consistent brand use in all communications and more.  The qualified individual will possess PC proficiency, strong organizational skills, the ability to multi-task/prioritize, and have an orientation towards photography/video production and design.  Suggested Major(s):   Marketing, Journalism, Business, Communications, or Business Administration
• MINISTRY PROGRAMS ASSISTANT   (30-40 HRS/WK) Be a part of PFM’s efforts to reach out to young adults and engage them in the nation’s largest prison ministry throughout the country!  You will help research, develop and implement strategies to create awareness and engage 18-30 year old volunteers from both churches and colleges in active ministry.  This dynamic and qualified individual will possess PC proficiency, strong written/oral communication skills, strong interest in prison ministry on campuses, and is a proven self-starter.  Suggested Major(s):  Business, Communications, Marketing, or Public Relations.
• MINISTRY RELATIONS RESEARCH AND WRITING ASSISTANT   (35-40 HRS/WK) Use your writing and research skills to impact the ministry!  You will research existing and potential individuals who financially support PFM, determine biographical data, charitable interests, and giving capacity, conduct literature review on prisoners and their families to inspire and educate ministry supporters.  You will also assist in proposal development and complete writing assignments as needed in support of the Strategic Gifts team.  The qualified individual will possess excellent writing/editing skills, strong Internet research skills, PC proficiency, strong oral/written communication skills, the ability to multi-task/prioritize, and the ability to work independently.  Suggested Major(s):   English, Journalism, or Business.
• PROJECT MANAGEMENT OFFICE (PMO) ASSISTANT (40 HRS/WK) As part of a dynamic IT Team, you will assist in Project Management Office (PMO) department functions, which will include the need to review, understand, and follow through the various aspects of the Project Management cycle as well as involvement in writing user documentation, defining user requirements and testing system upgrades. The qualified individual will possess a general software knowledge, Office 2000 experience, Windows XP experience, good written and verbal communication skills, and the ability to work well in a team. Suggested Major(s):   Information Technology, Computer Science, or Business Information Systems.
• INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INTERN   (40 HRS/WK) – 2 OPENINGS We invite you to be a part of our dynamic IT team and assist in various IT department functions to include configurations for hardware, networks, servers, client, voice over IP, video streaming.  You will assist with software development, maintenance, trouble shooting, and testing.  You will also gain great insight into the Project Management cycle and provide general support of system and user documentation.  The qualified individual(s) will possess a strong level of software knowledge, Office 2000 experience, Windows XP experience, good written and verbal communication skills, and the ability to work well in a team environment.  SQL Programming, Visual Studio .NET, .NET (ASP, C#, Java), Visual Basic, Microsoft Project experience preferred.  Suggested Major(s):   Information Technology/Computer Engineering
• FINANCE ASSISTANT    (20-40 HRS/WK) Receive a broad exposure to an experienced finance division at a non-profit that performs essentially all of the core financial and accounting disciplines (AP, revenue management, fixed asset accounting, cash management, financial reporting and analysis).  As May through August are some of the busiest months, you will have timely opportunity to be involved with the finalization of the budget, the interim audit work, the year-end financial close process, and the final audit procedures.  We have multiple positions in the finance department that you would have the opportunity to shadow and train with from accounts payable to financial reporting to inventory and revenue recognition.  The qualified individual will possess a strong level of PC proficiency in MS Office, keen attention to detail, excellent written/oral communication skills.  Managementl/leadership exposure and Managerial & Cost Accounting a plus.  Suggested Major(s):   Business/Management or Communications
• FACILITIES ASSISTANT   (40 HRS/WK) This internship will provide a hands-on introduction to the discipline of building engineering and asset tracking management systems.  As an essential member of the facilities team that keeps our office environment running smoothly and efficiently, you will be engaged in locating, identifying and documenting the physical assets and mechanical systems of the Lansdowne campus.  The intern will record all equipment information as well as warranty and installation dates.  The qualified individual will possess a proficient level of PC proficiency in MS Office, basic analytical skills, keen attention to detail, excellent oral/written communication skills and proven ability to learn new systems as well as basic mechanical ideas.  Experience utilizing CAFM software preferred.  Suggested Major(s):   Business, Engineering, Architecture, or Computer Science
  
  

Posted 10/27/08 Positions available at 78 sites in the U.S., Canada, Mexico and Puerto Rico. YouthWorks is a non-profit, youth missions organization that is committed to providing life changing short term mission trips for youth all across the country. Our organization has paid summer internships and staff positions available for undergraduate and graduate students to lead and facilitate mission trips for middle and senior high school students. Started in 1994 with just two mission sites and 400 participants, YouthWorks now serves 78 communities throughout North America and is expecting 40,000 participants to go on trips this next summer.

• DUTIES: Coordinate daily programming. Build relationships with 65 youth and adults who come to your site each week ready to serve. Help them be the hands and feet of Jesus.
• QUALIFICATIONS: Post-college and college age staff are needed to lead sites. Potential summer staff must be at least one year out of high school to meet our minimum application requirements. Candidates must demonstrate good judgment and problem-solving skills, able to handle responsibility and have leadership experience. Staff are needed who love youth and are passionate about serving. Facilitate mission trips for 65 students and adults that come each week ready to serve.
• TO APPLY: See our website for more detailed information www.youthworksrecruiting.com or call (direct) 612-746-6427 (fax) 612-746-6543

Posted 10-13-08  Oak Heights Covenant Church is a growing church, made up of people of all ages, married and single, who are long time Christians, new Christians and those who are still searching for the meaning of life.  We are a community church, affiliated with the Evangelical Covenant Church, a protestant denomination over 100 years old. Looking for a CE & Pastoral Ministry intern

• QUALIFICATIONS: Fully devoted follower of Jesus Christ, passionate about growing to your full potential in Jesus Christ, and helping others of all ages come to and live for Christ, teachable/growing in ministry competence, seeking to identify & 'hear' your call to full time pastoral ministry, probably headed toward a seminary degree, Christian Education strengths, Youth ministry strengths are very important, leadership abilities, some preaching experience, musical gifts would be an asset, must be a "safe" person for the care of vulnerable people, compatible with the Evangelical Covenant Church, see www.covchurch.org  and www.oakheights.org  references required
• DUTIES: Duties and responsibilities are about 50% CE & youth, and 50% associate pastor. The AP component could involve preaching, sermon prep, visitation, prayer, worship assisting, teaching & training, program development and vision, leadership, etc. depending on strengths and gifting.
• LOCATION: Hutchinson, MN
• DAYS/HOURS: Internship from November through August '09. Tues. through Fri. & Sun AM, + 1 or 2 evenings
• WAGE:  up to $2500/month
• CONTACT: Pastor Todd Harris todd.harris@oakheights.org

Posted 9/3/08 Operation Mobilization has over 4,500 missionaries working in 110 countries around the world involved in every type of ministry.  We are able to offer personalized internships customized to any field of study. Almost Anything, Nearly Anywhere.  In other worlds, tell us what you want to do, where you want to go, when you want to do it, and we will do our best to set it up. Go to www.OMinternships.org to check it out.

• QUALIFICATIONS: No previous mission experience necessary
• DUTIES:  From church planting to marine engineering, from teaching English to learning language, from dentistry to videography, and everything in between, help build the Kingdom of God in one of more than a hundred countries in your personally customized internship.
• LOCATION:  International
• DAYS/HOURS:  various
• WAGE:  supported
• TO APPLY: Contact Erik Henrickson at 770-692-5175 internships@usa.om.org