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Marketing and fundraising department . An intern may help with conducting an annual fund drive; researching for, writing and designing the alumni newsletter; writing press releases, public service announcements; and identifying other ways to promote the school. In addition, an intern might help organize, plan and promote special events and smaller fundraisers, as well as perform administrative duties as necessary. An intern should be organized, adaptable, creative, highly motivated and possess strong writing skills. A J/MC, Marketing or English major would be best suited for this internship.

Accounting Internship – Walsh’s business office. For more information, call Carol O’Connell – Development – at 372-8122 ext. 131

Recruitment and marketing internship – Position in assisting the Recruitment and Marketing Director at Archbishop Walsh High School for eight to twelve hours a week is available for a student intern. The student intern will assist in a search of materials and methods, and will assist in the development of strategies and materials for student recruitment and marketing. The student intern will assist in communications with prospective students and their parents. The student will be under the instruction of Brother Michael.

Music education position – A position in assisting the music teacher at Archbishop Walsh High School for eight to twelve hours a week is available for a student intern. The student intern will assist in chorus, group ensembles, instrumental instruction, and classical studies of music and art theory. The student intern will have the opportunity to be involved in research and musical productions. The student will be under the supervision of Brother Michael.

Located in Bradford, PA, Beacon Light provides social services to person with intellectual and physical disabilities, intensive treatment programs, alternative education classes and a treatment-based foster care program for children in need

An intern may work within a number of different Beacon Light programs. This is a good internship for persons interested in working with at-risk youth or within human services more generally.

Media and Journalism – Help develop and work with students and community agencies to develop a monthly newsletter or Web Page and electronic monthly communicative tool and/or other Journalism type projects for positive promotion of our program and kids successes. Also working with students and technology in the building to develop video, TV or radio productions of goings on in the school whether it be field trips or other events.

Social Work and Counseling – work with our counselors and students to assist in helping them develop appropriate social skills and behaviors and also work with families to assist students with dealing with issues in the home or personal lives. Duties to include many other counseling type support.

Special Ed. Or General Ed. Teaching – assist our teachers in helping to provide academic instruction and support with both our General Education and Special Education Population. Duties to include all kinds of classroom and educational support.

Interns aid in the planting, cultivating, and harvesting of vegetables at the farm. Harvesting duties include washing, bunching, and the arranging of vegetables for display. Harvesting takes place from 7am to 2pm on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Come enjoy a beautiful, brisk fall morning at the farm! Interns are also welcome in the afternoons; this is a great way to spend an afternoon unwinding after class. Experience is not necessary; we will provide training and guidance.

**Upperclass/graduate student intern to serve as Human Resources Assistant. This intern will assist with recruiting and placement activities.

**Sophomore, Jr. or Sr. student to manage its web-based Job and Internship info. (Exceptional proofreading skills and technical abilities preferred.)

Interns assist with the general programming of Catholic Charities and can develop new programs based upon their interests and the organization’s needs.