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This web page provides students with additional access to the information that comes into the Maxine Goodman Levin School of Urban Affairs. Current CSU students are encouraged to utilize Handshake, through the University's Office of Career Services (https://www.csuohio.edu/career-development-exploration/career-development-exploration).

The Levin School receives internship announcements which may be of interest to Urban Affairs students. As announcements are received, they will be posted below. For more information about a particular position, please contact the associated organization directly. Older internship postings are archived and can be viewed here.

All internships are posted for informational purposes only and at the discretion of the Levin School. Postings may be denied or removed without notice. The School makes no guarantee as to the completeness / correctness of the information listed below.

Levin School students interested in taking UST 490/690 Urban Internship should complete this internship intent form.

If your organization has an internship you would like to see posted on this page, please visit our Placement Sites Information page to learn more.

Please contact Jen DiAngelo, Internship Coordinator, for more information: 216-687-3884 or j.diangelo@csuohio.edu.

Also see our Career Information and External Scholarships and Student Opportunities listing pages.

Posting Date: 4/7/2025 
Position: Marketing Department Intern
Company/Organization: Cleveland Metroparks

The Marketing Intern works in an in-house position with the Marketing Department, gaining valuable experience in multiple areas of marketing, communications, corporate partnerships, retail, special events & experiences, social media, digital marketing, photography, videography, advertising, research, and analytics.

Application Deadline: N/A

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Posting Date: 4/7/2025 
Position: Public Works GIS Intern
Company/Organization: Shaker Heights

Performs intermediate-level GIS and administrative support tasks within the Public Works Department. Responsibilities include assisting with GIS data collection, analysis, and mapping for multiple departments, maintaining geospatial databases, assisting staff with GIS-related tasks, and other tasks as assigned. Work is performed under the limited supervision of the Director of Public Works and/or designee. Limited oversight is exercised over any assigned temporary staff.

Application Deadline: N/A

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Posting Date: 4/7/2025 
Position: Intern (Part-time, Summer 2025)
Company/Organization: Shaker Heights

The Shaker Heights Planning Department is seeking a part-time intern to assist planning staff with ongoing projects and department responsibilities. This is a paid position for Summer 2025; in-person 15-25 hours per week. The position is available for 12 weeks during the summer.

The intern will be involved with a variety of projects and responsibilities at any one time. The internship is designed to provide students with practical, hands-on planning experience with professional planning staff on the implementation of daily planning administration activities as well as current city projects. Interns will observe or participate in a variety of meetings whenever appropriate. 

Application Deadline: N/A

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Posting Date: 4/7/2025 
Position: Intern
Company/Organization: Greater Cleveland Film Commission (GCFC)

GCFC is a workforce and economic development 501c3 driving impact in those areas through the growing film and media production industry. We are actively seeking motivated individuals who would like to learn more about the nonprofit world and do so in the fun, fast-paced environment in which GCFC operates. Successful candidate(s) will work largely on grants research, grant submission, and events, as well as gain some insider perspective on what it is like to run an organization from a senior executive with an extensive background as a C-Suite leader in both the for-profit and nonprofit realms.

Application Deadline: N/A

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Posting Date: 4/3/2025 (Repost)
Position: Community Building Programs Intern
Company/Organization: FutureHeights

The Community Building Programs intern works with FutureHeights staff to identify and leverage the assets of Cleveland Heights and University Heights by empowering neighborhood leaders to work together to solve problems. Our vision is to create vibrant, resilient neighborhoods through grassroots resident participation in civic life. Drawing on and activating the power of people and the strengths of neighborhoods allows us to be better equipped to tackle problems in our physical and social environment.

Essential Functions 

Neighborhood Leadership Workshop Series 

• Work with FH staff to plan and implement a series of workshops to train neighborhood leaders.
• Work with the Executive Director to create the agenda, select consultants, and facilitate the sessions.
• Work with the city of Cleveland Heights, neighborhood organizations, and other stakeholders to recruit a cohort of approximately 15 participants each year from across various neighborhoods.
• Conduct outreach to Cleveland Heights’ diverse population groups.
• Provide ongoing support to workshop participants to help them become effective leaders.
• Work with FH staff to submit a final report assessing all aspects of the event including recommendations for future Neighborhood Leadership Workshops. 

Neighborhood Mini-Grants Program 

• Work with the Executive Director to coordinate the application process, including organizing the grant-making committee that will interview applicants and make funding recommendations.
• Monitor awardees’ progress, facilitate grant fund distribution and reporting, and organize an annual Neighborhood Mini-Grants Celebration Event.
• Submit a final report assessing all aspects of the event including recommendations for the program.

Crowdsourced Conversations 

• In collaboration with staff, plan and implement a discussion series on topics selected by the community.
• Work with the city of Cleveland Heights, University Heights, neighborhood organizations, and other stakeholders to survey and recruit participation from diverse groups across various neighborhoods.
• Submit a final report assessing all aspects of the event including recommendations for future crowdsourced conversation events.
   

Application Deadline: N/A. Internship Timeline: Spring/Summer 2025 or flexible.

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Posting Date: 4/1/2025 
Position: Summer Camp Volunteer/Internship
Company/Organization: Merrick House

As a volunteer or intern at Merrick House Summer Camp, you will play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of the camp and the well-being of campers aged 6-13 years old. The summer camp curriculum will already be in place, so your focus will be on executing and supporting daily activities and tasks.

Daily Duties and Tasks: 

• Supervising Campers: Your primary responsibility will be to ensure the safety and well-being of campers during all activities and transitions. This includes monitoring campers during playtime, meal times, and field trips, and addressing any issues that arise promptly and effectively.
• Activity Facilitation: You will lead and assist with a variety of educational and recreational activities, such as arts and crafts, sports, and field trips. Your enthusiasm and creativity will help make these activities engaging and enjoyable for the campers.
• Mentorship: Providing guidance and support to campers is a key part of your role. You will foster a positive and inclusive camp environment, encouraging campers to participate fully and helping them build confidence and social skills.
• Administrative Tasks: You will assist with essential administrative tasks, including attendance tracking, supply management, and other logistical support. This ensures that camp operations run smoothly and efficiently.

Application Deadline: 5/9/25

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Posting Date: 4/1/2025 
Position: Summer 2025 Planning Internship
Company/Organization: City of Shaker Heights

The Shaker Heights Planning Department is seeking a part-time intern to assist planning staff with ongoing projects and department responsibilities. This is a paid position for Summer 2025; in-person 15-25 hours per week. The position is available for 12 weeks during the summer.

The intern will be involved with a variety of projects and responsibilities at any one time. The internship is designed to provide students with practical, hands-on planning experience with professional planning staff on the implementation of daily planning administration activities as well as current city projects. Interns will observe or participate in a variety of meetings whenever appropriate. 

Application Deadline: N/A

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Posting Date: 3/31/2025 
Position: Interns
Company/Organization: Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas Juvenile Division

The Juvenile Court welcomes interns/externs year-round:

• Probation Department: Internships are available for undergraduate students of any major interested in a career in juvenile or criminal justice and for graduate students in a social work program.
• Detention Services: Internships and volunteer opportunities in the Juvenile Detention Center are available. 

Application Deadline: N/A

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Posting Date: 3/25/2025 
Position: Development and Grants Intern 
Company/Organization: Share Homes

We are seeking an enthusiastic and motivated Entry Level Grants Assistant to join our team. This position is ideal for someone passionate about nonprofit work and eager to learn about grant writing, funding applications, and program funding management. The Grants Assistant will support the Grants Manager in various tasks related to grant applications, tracking, and reporting.

Key Responsibilities: 

• Assist in researching potential grant opportunities that align with our programs and missions.
• Support the preparation and submission of grant proposals and applications under the guidance of the Grants Manager.
• Maintain an organized database of grant proposals, deadlines, and reporting requirements.
• Assist with the tracking of grant expenditures and participate in budget preparation.
• Help gather and compile reports and data for grant reporting purposes.

Application Deadline: N/A

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Posting Date: 3/20/2025 
Position: Economic Development Intern
Company/Organization: Cleveland Neighborhood Progress

The Economic Development Intern, under the supervision of the Vice President of Neighborhood Economic Development will assist in the creation, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of small business and economic development programs led by CNP. The Intern will also work directly with both the CDC economic development network and small business service providers to help foster greater alignment between the larger small business ecosystem and the small business community.

Application Deadline: 5/1/2025

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Posting Date: 3/19/2025 
Position: Public Works GIS Intern
Company/Organization: Shaker Heights

The Public Works GIS Intern will support the Public Works Department in collecting, analyzing, and maintaining GIS data for infrastructure projects, including roads, sewers, forestry, and public lands. The intern will assist in creating and managing geospatial databases, performing data entry, ensuring accuracy, and supporting field data collection using GPS devices. Additionally, they will help generate GIS maps, reports, and spatial data for planning and decision-making purposes. This role involves collaboration with multiple departments and provides hands-on experience in GIS applications, data management, and mapping technologies. Strong analytical, technical, and organizational skills are essential for success in this position.

Application Deadline: N/A

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Posting Date: 3/18/2025 
Position: Roundstone Internship
Company/Organization: ROUNDSTONE

This eight-week internship offers a comprehensive introduction to the self-funded insurance industry. Interns will have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience through one of two specialized tracks:

1. Track 1 – Rotations through Underwriting, Claims, Accounting, and HR Legal/Regulatory. 
2. Track 2 – Rotations through Customer Experience, Technology, Sales, and Marketing. 

This program provides valuable industry exposure, professional development, and the chance to work alongside experienced professionals in a dynamic and collaborative environment. A consulting report will be developed by the intern with insights arising from their experience with the company and each discipline. 

Application Deadline: N/A

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Posting Date: 3/18/2025 
Position: Intern with NAMI Greater Cleveland
Company/Organization: NAMI Greater Cleveland

NAMI Greater Cleveland is happy to offer internships in the areas of Helpline, Communications, and Marketing & Development

Helpline Intern responsibilities include:

• respectfully and effectively respond to calls, emails and live chat inquiries to NAMI Greater Cleveland Helpline service, in accordance with the NAMI Helpline model
• maintain the privacy of people who contact the Helpline by keeping their sensitive, private and personal information confidential
• intervene immediately and appropriately when there is a danger of harm to a Helpline caller or others.
• complete data collection and recordkeeping tasks in an accurate, timely manner.
• maintain a high level of energy and enthusiasm for NAMI and NAMI Greater Cleveland’s mission and purpose
• conduct volunteer work in a manner that is aligned with NAMI Greater Cleveland’s mission and consistent with the organization’s policies
• demonstrate a positive, professional demeanor with NAMI Greater Cleveland community partners, staff, and other volunteers at all times
• respect, relate to and represent the interests of persons with mental illness and their family members 
   

Communications Intern responsibilities include:

• create social media posts and other promotional materials for NAMI Greater Cleveland events and programming
• develop outreach lists for promotion of NAMI Greater Cleveland events
• provide support at NAMI Greater Cleveland in-person events as needed
• research topics and assist staff in the development of relevant stories using a variety of sources to be shared on NAMI Greater Cleveland’s social media sites: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn
• produce and edit video, podcasts, and live stream content that adheres to NAMI Greater Cleveland’s guidelines and standards; share content on our online channels, including social media and YouTube
• communicate with writers, directors, coordinators and other members of staff to ensure the smooth running of projects
• provide assistance in all components of production for virtual programming including moderating and managing the technological aspects of presentations (e.g., announce guests, oversee chat box, Q&A, post-presentation materials, poll management)
• assist program facilitators and participants by handling technical issues as they arise
• assist with the development of online surveys for various departmental needs
   

Marketing & Development Intern responsibilities include:

• help develop content and graphics to be shared on NAMI Greater Cleveland’s social media sites: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and LinkedIn
• provide assistance writing and editing articles for quarterly newsletter, monthly e-newsletter and annual reports
• assist with general aspects of organizing NAMI GC’s Membership/Volunteer Appreciation event, Annual Meeting and Awards Ceremony, and NAMIWalks
• meet weekly with Special Events and Development Coordinator and contribute to event planning and social media program planning. 

Application Deadline: N/A

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Posting Date: 3/5/2025 
Position: Planning Internship Opportunity 
Company/Organization: Polk County

The Polk County Land Development Division has an excellent opportunity for Urban & Regional Planning Students to gain real world knowledge in the Local Government Land Use Planning operations of Florida's fastest growing county. This internship not only offers hands-on experience in development review but also opportunities in policy writing and community outreach.

This +3-month internship involves three phases of career development in the Planning Field:

1. Tutorial Phase - The intern will learn details of development site planning, comprehensive planning, and policy analysis through an initial two weeks of training followed by weekly training sessions.
2. Research Phase - The intern will be given a project that involves research and data analysis. A report style product will be completed by the intern.
3. Performance Phase - The intern will draft a staff report and present a case review in a public hearing before the Land Use Hearing Officer.

Application Deadline: N/A

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Posting Date: 3/5/2025 
Position: Several. Please see below.
Company/Organization: Western Reserve Historical Society (WRHS)
Application Deadline: Applications are being taken for 2025 internship and interviews will take place in April and May. Internships will take place June 2025 through August 2025.
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Cleveland History Center

• Project Title: Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum Collection Intern 
  Location: Cleveland History Center of the Western Reserve Historical Society 
  CHC Department: Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum (CAAM) 
  Project Description: This position will work directly under the CAAM Curator and in coordination with the CAAM Assistant Curator. There are approximately 180 vehicles in the Crawford Auto-Aviation Collection, from cars to motorcycles to aircraft. Condition reporting is an important task in prioritizing care and use for display/exhibits. The CAAM also has decades of paper-based documentation related to artifact acquisition, promotion and technical information that require organization.
   
• Project Title: Curatorial & Collections Intern 
  Location: CHC 
  Department: Collections 
  Project Description: The Curatorial & Collections Intern will work with the Chief Curator and Collections Manager on curatorial projects at the Cleveland History Center. Projects may include: scanning Deeds of Gift and other donor paperwork; assisting with cataloging and data cleanup as we transition to our new collections management system; assisting with exhibit installation/tear down; and other duties as assigned.
   
• Project Title: Historic Preservation Intern 
  Location: WRHS Properties 
  Department: Historic Preservation 
  Project Description: Intern assists with evaluating, caring for and documenting all WRHS historic structures. Candidate will learn and apply historic preservation techniques and philosophies as needed for assigned tasks. Candidates must have a willingness to learn and demonstrate construction skills and complete hands on projects relating to historic preservation. Projects could include carpentry, painting, periodic maintenance, masonry/plasterwork, window/door repair, research and information gathering including but not limited to historic structure reports, presentation creation and project management. Intern is encouraged to share interest in specific areas during application process.
   
• Project Title: Italian American Collections Intern 
  Location: CHC 
  Department: Library/Archives 
  Project Description: The Italian American Collections Intern will assist with a variety of collections management and archival projects, including accessioning, arranging and describing documents and photographs, and digitizing collections. The intern will gain experience in managing both artifact and archival collections, digitization, and procedures for making collections materials available for research in the library and through the digital portal. Intern will broaden research skills, expand knowledge of WRHS resources, and gain experience working in a special collections library.
   
• Project Title: Jewish Archives Processing Intern
  Location: CHC
  Department: Library/Archives
  Project Description: The Jewish Archives Processing Intern will assist in the arrangement and description of archival materials related to the Jewish community of Northeast Ohio. The intern will gain experience in organizing archival materials for researchers to access and be exposed to all steps in the creation of collections in the WRHS Research Library, from meeting donors to processing to research and outreach. Interns will broaden research skills, expand knowledge of WRHS resources, and experience working in a special collections library. Also needed is assistance with digitization initiatives. This may include, but is not limited to, scanning of original materials.
   
• Project Title: Corporate & Philanthropic History Intern
  Location: CHC
  Department: Library/Archives
  Project Description: The Corporate & Philanthropic History Intern will assist with a variety of collections management and archival projects related to the history of business, labor, and philanthropy in Cleveland. Work will include accessioning, arranging and describing documents and photographs, creating finding aids, and processing archival collections. The intern will gain experience in archival best practices and procedures for making collections accessible to the public. Interns will also learn about digital catalog systems, broaden research skills, expand knowledge of WRHS resources, and gain experience working in a special collections library.
   
• Project Title: Education Intern
  Location: CHC
  Department: Education and Public Programs
  Project Description: Interns in Education will engage with a variety of projects and events, working closely with PK-12 Education Manager and other departmental staff. Projects may include: planning and preparing materials for in-person and virtual education programs serving all ages; assisting with summer events and student programs, from set up to tear down; researching best practices for programs and initiatives in development; and/or program sales support. The Education interns will assist in developing and delivering authentic learning experiences that incorporate primary source materials and place-based educational experiences for all audiences.
   
• Project Title: Public Programs Intern
  Location: CHC
  Department: Education and Public Programs
  Project Description: Interns in Public Programming will engage with a variety of projects and events, working directly with the Public Programs Manager, and other departmental staff. Projects may include: Collaborating on the creation of visually appealing event materials to ensure our events resonate across various channels. This involves providing logistics support, including coordinating setup, managing signage and layout, and liaising with vendors. Additionally, contributing to positive guest experiences by providing assistance during events is crucial. Interns must also be able to assist with the setup and teardown of events, including moving tables and chairs alongside CHC staff.
   
• Project Title: Marketing Intern
  Location: CHC
  Department: Marketing
  Project Description: Intern would assist with marketing tasks and social media management as needed. Duties may include writing content for social media platforms on timely historical topics; researching trends in local event and museum promotion; proposing strategies for promoting Cleveland History Center events and programs; creating marketing materials for upcoming events and programs; and assisting with market and distribution research, guest surveys, or events.

Hale Farm & Village

• Project Title: Public History Intern
  Location: Hale Farm & Village
  Department: Education
  Project Description: Public History Intern activities include processing reservations, coordinating school field trips, first person interpretation and research. Additionally, the intern will assist in logistical planning and delivery of signature public events. The internship provides the opportunity to learn about work in the fields of public history and non-profit management. It is an especially good opportunity for those wishing to work in the museum field.
   
• Project Title: Marketing and Media Research Intern
  Location: Hale Farm & Village
  Department: Sales/Marketing
  Project Description: Marketing and Media Research Intern would research current social media topics and create content calendars. Content may consist of current and historical data consistent with the WRHS mission. Intern would be responsible for social media analytical data charting. Intern would keep community calendars updated and help to maintain the HFV marketing plan as needed.

Posting Date: 2/25/2025 
Position: Rock Hall internship
Company/Organization: Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

The Rock Hall is a world-renowned institution and a pillar in the museum and music industries. The internships we host are no different. Not only will all interns get an in depth, project-based learning and working experience, but all interns will also participate in an organization wide internship experience. Weekly career development sessions and panels with Rock Hall staff will ensure you are getting the most out of your time at the Rock Hall and completing the summer with new tools and resources when it comes to beginning your career. Lastly, all our interns will get to experience summer at the Rock Hall and Cleveland, getting to know the city that helped build Rock & Roll, and all of the events and excitement we curate each summer.

Application Deadline: N/A

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Posting Date: 2/18/2025 (Repost)
Position: Internships
Company/Organization: Undivided Cleveland

Undivided Cleveland is a distinguished 501c3 Nationally certified Non-Profit organization dedicated to addressing lead poisoning and championing environmental justice. Our impactful initiatives have garnered recognition from reputable news outlets such as WKYC and News5 Cleveland. At the forefront of our efforts are preventive measures, exemplified by our Clean Water Lead Safe program and Clean Home Lead Safe program.

1. Administration Intern (In-Person)

As an Administration Intern, you will play a vital role in supporting our organizational functions.Responsibilities include:

• Assisting with administrative tasks.
• Managing documentation and record-keeping.
• Supporting communication within the organization.

2. Ground Level Operations Intern

The Ground Level Operations Intern will be involved in hands-on community engagement.Responsibilities include:

• Assisting with organizing meetings and events.
• Distributing literature and promotional materials.
• Working directly with community members and partners.

3. Online Activity Intern (Mostly Remote)

The Online Activity Intern will contribute to our digital presence.

Responsibilities include:

• Managing online platforms and social media.
• Researching and applying for grants to support our initiatives.
• Creating engaging content to promote our mission.
   

Application Deadline: N/A

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Posting Date: 2/4/2025
Position: Mayoral Intern (Summer 2025)
Company/Organization: City of University Heights

The University Heights Mayoral Internship Program offers college students unique experiential learning opportunities in local government. Selected participants will work closely with the Mayor and Department Directors. Placement will be based on a number of factors, including the student’s interests, experience, and skills, as well as the City’s needs.

Prospective mayoral interns will be high school graduates currently enrolled in a four-year college or university as undergraduate or graduate students. The ideal candidate will have strong written and oral communication skills, a record of academic achievement, a demonstrated commitment to public service, and an ability to work in a fast-paced environment. Candidates will have strong interpersonal skills and demonstrate an understanding of the importance of maintaining a high level of ethics and integrity in the work environment.

Application deadline: N/A

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Posting Date: 2/4/2025
Position: Middle Neighborhoods Initiatives Intern
Company/Organization: Cleveland Neighborhood Progress 

The Middle Neighborhoods Initiatives Intern, under the supervision of the Vice President of Real Estate, will assist in the development, implementation, and evaluation of the residential components of CNP’s Middle Neighborhood Initiatives to attract investment and support real estate development within these neighborhoods. The Intern will provide administrative support, working with staff and CDCs to identify and track properties for the programs. Additionally, there will be opportunities for the candidate to learn construction applications and building code requirements.

Responsibilities:

• Assist in the administration of the Middle Neighborhoods Initiatives to revitalize residential middle neighborhoods within the City of Cleveland
• Data collection, tracking, and analysis to support grant deliverables and reporting
• Collect, review, and package documents related to grant programs
• Collaborate with team members and CDCs to develop engaging and effective implementation strategies and provide timely reports as needed
• Support the Residential Middle Neighborhoods Team in related projects as needed
• Assist the Residential Middle Neighborhoods team to identify properties for renovation
• Support the construction and property management systems
• Opportunity to learn construction application and code requirements

Application deadline: N/A

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Posting Date: 2/3/2025
Position: Intern – Strategic and Long Range Planning
Company/Organization: Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency (NOACA)

The Strategic and Long Range Planning Intern is a temporary position that is responsible for learning and applying the skills needed to perform and assist other staff members with assigned tasks. The position will conduct research, planning, and/or evaluation activities in support of Vibrant NEO 2040, Northeast Ohio's 12-county regional visioning framework, and NOACA’s Brownfields Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) program. This is a part-time position, working 20 hours per week, Monday through Friday, for a 12-month duration from date of hire.

Application deadline: N/A

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Posting Date: 11/21/2024
Position: Grant Research & Writing
Company/Organization: CleveLawn

The Grant Writing Intern will support the development team in researching, drafting, and submitting grant proposals. This is an ideal position for students interested in nonprofit management, communications, or English, with a passion for making an impact through fundraising.

Responsibilities:

• Collaborate with team members to develop compelling narratives that align with our organization’s mission and goals.
• Monitor and track the progress of grant applications and reporting requirements.
• Support the preparation of grant-related documentation, including budgets and supporting data.
• Assist in drafting grant proposals and letters of intent under the guidance of the Development Manager.
• Maintain accurate and up-to-date files and records, both electronic and hard copy.
• Schedule appointments and meetings and manage calendars for multiple staff members.
• Assist with basic bookkeeping tasks, including accounts payable and receivable.
• Conduct research and gather information as directed.
• Provide general administrative support as needed.

Application deadline: N/A

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Posting Date: 11/21/2024
Position: Executive Intern
Company/Organization: CleveLawn

We are looking for a motivated and talented executive intern to join our team. As an executive intern, you will be responsible for supporting the day-to-day operations of our organization. This is a great opportunity for someone who is interested in gaining hands-on experience in operations and office management.

Responsibilities:

• Assist in managing incoming and outgoing correspondence, including phone calls, emails, and mail.
• Maintain accurate and up-to-date files and records, both electronic and hard copy.
• Schedule appointments and meetings and manage calendars for multiple staff members.
• Assist with basic bookkeeping tasks, including accounts payable and receivable.
• Conduct research and gather information as directed.
• Assist with event planning and coordination.
• Provide general administrative support as needed.
• Client and customer collaboration

Application deadline: N/A

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Posting Date: 11/4/2024
Position: Youth Activism Remote Internship
Company/Organization: Turnup

Interns work in remote teams of mission-driven young people from all around the country to help amplify youth civic engagement and participate in activism on many progressive/social justice issues including climate change, racial justice, reproductive rights, ending gun violence, and combating voter suppression.

This is a great opportunity for those looking to impact change in their community, refine their activist efforts, strengthen democracy in the United States, and meet other like-minded young people! Interns will collaborate on a variety of tasks, communicate regularly, and meet virtually on a weekly basis. This is a collaborative internship where interns will develop their democratic competency. Interns participate in civic actions, organize voter registration and turnout projects in their communities, perform targeted outreach, engage in advocacy and activism, find and participate in volunteer opportunities together, attend the TurnUp Speaker Series, as well as do civic and activism related research and writing. Most importantly, they will work together to advocate for issues important to young people, fight voter suppression and boost youth voter turnout in the United States. Upon completion, interns are prepared to go forward being civically responsible and engaged activists.

Application deadline: N/A

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Posting Date: 10/31/2024 (Repost)
Position: Internships
Company/Organization: because I said I would.

Organization:

Because I said I would is a social movement and 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the betterment of humanity through promises made and kept. We are changing lives through character development programs and volunteer projects in partnership with schools, juvenile detention centers, prisons, and communities.

About the Opportunity:

Interns at "Because I Said I Would" need basic computer skills. We prioritize three key traits: commitment to promises, passion for humanitarianism, and an entrepreneurial mindset. These competencies align with our values and contribute to a dynamic work environment.

Multiple internships available: administrative and at our camp (Walhonding, OH).
Projects include:

• Fundraising coordinator
• Sales & business development coordinator
• Fulfillment & logistics coordinator
• Camp Host
• Camp Maintenance
• Program Impact
• Human Resources & Recruitment
• Craft Production
• Camp Event Support

For full Job Description : https://becauseisaidiwould.org/openings/

Application deadline: NA

Openings

Posting Date: 10/31/2024 (Repost)
Position: Lifeline Food Pantry Intern
Company/Organization: East Mount Zion Baptist Church

Position Summary:

• Intake Coordination: Facilitate the intake process for requests for food assistance, ensuring a smooth and organized workflow.
• Strategic Ordering: Collaborate in the strategic ordering of food supplies from esteemed partners like the Food Bank of Greater Cleveland and the Greater Cleveland Hunger Network.
• Hands-on Food Distribution:  Contribute to the monthly food distribution, actively participating the last Wednesday to Saturday of each month, from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm. This involves the unloading and packing of food products based on orders received throughout the month.
• Administrative Support: Provide essential administrative support to the Lifeline Food Pantry, aiding in the efficient operation of pantry services.
• Community Engagement: Actively engage with community partners, fostering collaborative relationships to enhance the impact of the Lifeline Food Pantry's initiatives.
• Logistics and Coordination: Develop skills in logistics management and coordination by participating in the entire process of food distribution.
• Communication Skills: Enhance communication skills through regular interaction with community members, partners, and colleagues, fostering a positive and collaborative work environment.
• Impactful Contribution: Make a meaningful contribution to community well-being by actively participating in the essential functions of the Lifeline Food Pantry.

Application deadline: NA

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Posting Date: 10/31/2024 (Repost)
Position: BNRC Outreach Intern
Company/Organization: The Centers

Position Summary:

• Community Engagement: Engage with the community through Mobile Markets and regional events, fostering connections and relationships.
• Operational Support: Assist in preparing deliveries and pickups for clients, contributing to the efficient functioning of the BNRC outreach efforts.
• Resource Aggregation: Coordinate the aggregation of resources between BNRC's various locations, ensuring optimal utilization of available assets.
• Location: Work from the 4500 Euclid Campus, gaining hands-on experience in a dynamic environment.
• Partnership Opportunities: Collaborate with prominent Cleveland agencies like the Hunger Network and the Cleveland Foodbank, expanding your network and understanding of community service.
• Learning and Development: Benefit from the chance to participate in engagement activities with local partner agencies, enhancing your skills and knowledge in the field.
• Gain Experience: Gain a comprehensive understanding of community outreach by working across different facets, from logistics to partnerships, during your internship with BNRC.

Application deadline: NA

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Posting Date: 10/31/2024 (Repost)
Position: Recreation Program Intern
Company/Organization: City of Rocky River

The Recreation Program Intern will assist the Recreation Department with a multitude of projects that will include program development, implementation and assessment. The Intern may have the opportunity to work in a variety of program areas such as: Aquatics & Safety, Fitness & Wellness, Hockey/Skating, Youth/Adult Sports, etc.

• This position is designed for degree seeking college students. Strong background, interest and/or experience in recreational sports programs
• The Intern will spend approximately 50% of his/her time in an office setting and the other 50% in the field of the program he/she is focusing on (fitness floor, outdoor field, natatorium, ice rink, etc.)

Application deadline: N/A

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Posting Date: 10/31/2024 (Repost)
Position: Marketing Intern
Company/Organization: City of Rocky River

The Marketing Intern will assist the Recreation Department with a multitude of projects that may include web design, graphic design, special event planning/execution, program development, etc.

• This position is designed for high school seniors and degree seeking college students. Strong background in social & print media, web site management/design, special event planning, etc. .
• The Marketing Intern will predominantly work in an office environment but will spend no less than 25% of his/her time in various recreation spaces or off site at events/member recruitment opportunities.

Application deadline: N/A

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Posting Date: 10/31/2024 (Repost)
Position: Aquatic Intern
Company/Organization: City of Rocky River

Recreation Department Interns are responsible for assisting administrative staff with a variety of tasks specific to their program area of interest. Responsibilities may include but are not limited to program development & oversight, procedural review and recommendation, design of program materials as well as facility oversight and supervision.

• This position is designed for degree seeking college students with a strong background, interest and/or experience in recreation, sport and/or facility/program management.
• The Intern will spend approximately 50% of his/her time in an office setting and the other 50% in the facility/field he/she is focusing on (fitness floor, outdoor field, natatorium, ice rink, etc.)

Application deadline: N/A

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Posting Date: 10/31/2024 (Repost)
Position: Recreation Operations Intern
Company/Organization: City of Rocky River

The Recreation Operation Intern will assist the Recreation Department with a multitude of projects that will include assisting in the oversight and management of any/all recreational facilities and operations. The intern will learn day-to-day management of specific areas of city recreational facilities which may include: the Umerley Civic Center, the Hamilton Ice Arena, the Municipal Outdoor Pool and/or the ten city parks.

• This position is designed for degree seeking college students. Strong background, interest and/or experience in recreational/sports facilities/operations.
• The Intern will spend approximately 50% of his/her time in an office setting and the other 50% in the facility/field he/she is focusing on (fitness floor, outdoor field, natatorium, ice rink, etc.)

Application deadline: N/A

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Posting Date: 12/1/2023
Position: Broadcasting Internship (Cleveland Conversations)
Company/Organization: Classic Teleproductions

Classic Teleproductions has partnered with the School of Communication to produce a live to tape program called Cleveland Conversations. This is a half hour program where the host interviews experts on a variety of topics of interest to the greater Cleveland area. We have recorded over a dozen programs to date, with guests including CSU President Laura Bloomberg, Tri-C President Michael Baston, Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner, MetroParks CEO Brian Zimmerman, and numerous CSU faculty.

Student interns will have the opportunity to complete a variety of tasks such as:

• Setting up and running cameras and production equipment for live Cleveland Conversations
• Supporting program preparation through research and creation of interview guides
• Creating clips for use to promote our program on Instagram and other social media
• Helping with developing and enacting social media strategies for distribution of the program
• Tracking media analytics of viewership
• Getting practice interviewing persons on camera

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Application Deadline: N/A

Posting Date: 6/26/2024 (Repost)
Position: Development and Grants Intern
Company/Organization: Merrick House

We are seeking an energetic, responsible, creative intern to assist our Development and Grant Manager. In this position, you will be expected to learn the ins-and-outs of our daily routines and procedures. You will focus on learning how Merrick House’s Development Department runs and will gain hands-on experience operating the Development department. Currently, this internship funding is not compensated. Applicants should have a passion and desire to give back to their community as well as an understanding of Merrick House’s mission, vision, and values. 

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Posting Date: 6/26/2024 (Repost)
Position: Marketing Intern
Company/Organization: Merrick House

We are seeking an energetic, responsible, creative intern to assist our Development and Grant Manager. In this position, you will be expected to learn the ins-and-outs of our daily routines and procedures regarding Merrick House marketing. You will focus on learning how Merrick House’s marketing is run and will gain hands-on experience operating all forms of marketing. Currently, this internship funding is not compensated. Applicants should have a passion and desire to give back to their community as well as an understanding of Merrick House’s mission, vision, and values.

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