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For students, recent graduates, or individuals considering a career change an internship is a way to try a new job without making a permanent commitment. An internship provides the opportunity to test the waters in a variety of career fields, to gain "real-life" experience, and a way to decide on or opt out of a certain vocation. At their best, internships provide opportunities to network, provide mentors, and present an environment for learning and growth
City of Seattle's Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs/ Dept. of Transportation, Cooperative/Municipal Internship
Working as a member of the City's Banner Process Improvement team this position is responsible for locating and identifying street poles eligible for banner placement. This position will conduct a physical inventory of light and other street poles that could be used for hanging banners (including commercial district, event, cultural and art-related banners). The intern will travel Seattle neighborhoods and business districts identify eligible street poles, map their location and enter this information into a computer database. Additionally, the intern may assist the City's Public Art Program in mapping public artwork locations around the City. The intern will: Survey, identify and map eligible light poles for banner placement. Map locations of public art; Enter information into a computer database; Participate in meetings of the Banner Process Improvement team and Public Art Program staff.
Interns must be an undergraduate college student pursuing a degree in geographic information systems, arts administration, business administration, marketing, urban planning or related field. Students must be enrolled full-time for the equivalent of at least 12 credits for the duration of the internship. Verification of enrollment is required. Employment during the summer is permitted without enrollment in courses if the intern is pre-registered for fall quarter. Requires strong organizational skills and attention to detail. Ability to navigate utilizing a map. Proficient in the use of Microsoft Excel. Desired Qualifications: Proficient in the use of geographic information system mapping software. Strong written communication skills. An essential function of this position is the ability to conduct a physical survey of street lamps which will require the intern to walk, or ride a bicycle, 5 to 7 miles a day in a variety of weather conditions. Ability to conduct visual assessments of location, conditions and characteristics of street light poles is also an essential function. Majority of work is expected to be performed outdoors. The position will start June 2008 and is expected to last through the end of August, though may be extended through the end of 2008 on a reduced schedule. Job at Seattle Municipal Tower, 17th Floor. $16.62 per hour. Part-time position 20-40 hours per week. Flexible work hours between 8:00am - 5:00pm, Monday through Friday. Contact the Internship Advisor ASAP to apply for this position. An Intern Application Form available at: http://www.seattle.gov/personnel/employment/pubs/intern_application.pdf
Pawprint Promotions, Summer Marketing Intern
A locally owned & operated promotional products company is seeking a motivated, reliable, detail oriented intern with a good attitude. The intern's role will be to assist the staff with marketing focused tasks, customer service related tasks, and general administrative functions in a casual, team-oriented work environment. The focus will be on the marketing aspect of the business. Position responsibilities include but are not limited to:
Preparing/helping with Marketing Plan, Marketing & product research, Assist with brainstorming ideas for clients, Producing and fulfillment of direct mail marketing pieces, Maintaining database (MS Access) and mailing lists, Placing sample orders, Preparing correspondence, Assist with marketing functions including shipping, samples/ideas/catalogs to customers and producing spec samples for customers, Other duties as needed
Position is for June - August/September 2008 for approximately 8 - 10 hours per week. Intern must have: Marketing Education/Focus/Experience, Computer skills in MS Word, Excel, Access, Publisher, and Outlook
Strong interpersonal & customer service skills; effective in team settings, Able to take direction well, Excellent verbal and written communication skills, Strong organizational skills, Quick learner, Flexibility, creativity, sense of humor, Reliable, Attention to detail, Able to lift up to 50 pounds. The position pays a $250 stipend at the completion of the internship, or at the end of August (depending if the intern would like to continue the internship with us). If interested, please email resume to: info@pawprintpromo.com or fax to: 425-672-3309.
Each year we actively recruit at the University of Washington Bothell for the students... We value the maturity, academic strength, and self motivation that we have seen in the interns we select from UW Bothell.~Judi Best and Joan Elgee Senate/House intern coordinators, Washington State Legislature
