Jefferson Educational Society Summer Intern-FWS
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17 hours ago
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1 Vacancy
Job Summary
Position Summary
Career Readiness Learning Objectives: Communication- The student worker will gain skills and knowledge in communication through various forms to JES members and stakeholders in the Erie community. Career and Self-Development- The student worker will work for an organization whose mission aligns with a student in the School of Public Service. The scope of the interns work will align with the university program of study and prepare the student for a career in government and/or public service. The Jefferson Educational Society ( JES ) Eries think tank for community progress is seeking a highly organized and detail-oriented Summer Intern to support the organizations operations and public programming. This position plays a critical role in ensuring the smooth execution of JESs daily operations functions while also assisting with the planning coordination and delivery of public events lectures and forums. The successful candidate will demonstrate strong organizational skills the ability to manage multiple priorities and a high level of professionalism when interacting with members speakers volunteers and the public. This position works under the direct supervision of the Vice President of Operations.
Physical Demands
Some out-of-office activities (events distributing flyers etc) are required with light physical activity (setting up tents and tables for events moving supplies etc).
Required Qualifications
Students must qualify through filing a FAFSA and have an unmet financial need as determined by the Financial Aid Office. The student must be able to provide their transportation to and from the job site.
Preferred Qualifications
All majors are welcome. However students from the School of Public Service and Global Affairs are highly encouraged to apply. Execute event management (e.g. help plan coordinate and execute the Summer Term speaker series set up and tear down for programs facilitate programs including having the opportunity to introduce presenters and run audience Q&A sessions) Perform core administrative functions including answering phones word processing database updates electronic mailings record maintenance etc. Assist with daily operations of the organization work on special projects and programs as assigned Complete event ticket sales and registrations printing reports and archiving Assist in research on current projects spanning programming to publications presentations to policy work Engage in marketing/communications as needed (i.e. deploying social media strategies during events) Other tasks as assigned by immediate supervisors
Career Readiness Learning Objectives: Communication- The student worker will gain skills and knowledge in communication through various forms to JES members and stakeholders in the Erie community. Career and Self-Development- The student worker will work for an organization whose mission aligns with a student in the School of Public Service. The scope of the interns work will align with the university program of study and prepare the student for a career in government and/or public service. The Jefferson Educational Society ( JES ) Eries think tank for community progress is seeking a highly organized and detail-oriented Summer Intern to support the organizations operations and public programming. This position plays a critical role in ensuring the smooth execution of JESs daily operations functions while also assisting with the planning coordination and delivery of public events lectures and forums. The successful candidate will demonstrate strong organizational skills the ability to manage multiple priorities and a high level of professionalism when interacting with members speakers volunteers and the public. This position works under the direct supervision of the Vice President of Operations.
Physical Demands
Some out-of-office activities (events distributing flyers etc) are required with light physical activity (setting up tents and tables for events moving supplies etc).
Required Qualifications
Students must qualify through filing a FAFSA and have an unmet financial need as determined by the Financial Aid Office. The student must be able to provide their transportation to and from the job site.
Preferred Qualifications
All majors are welcome. However students from the School of Public Service and Global Affairs are highly encouraged to apply. Execute event management (e.g. help plan coordinate and execute the Summer Term speaker series set up and tear down for programs facilitate programs including having the opportunity to introduce presenters and run audience Q&A sessions) Perform core administrative functions including answering phones word processing database updates electronic mailings record maintenance etc. Assist with daily operations of the organization work on special projects and programs as assigned Complete event ticket sales and registrations printing reports and archiving Assist in research on current projects spanning programming to publications presentations to policy work Engage in marketing/communications as needed (i.e. deploying social media strategies during events) Other tasks as assigned by immediate supervisors
Required Experience:
Intern
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