Looking for an Intern!
Wednesday, March 10, 2010 at 3:45PM About the Job
INTERNSHIP DESCRIPTION
Down Syndrome Association of Greater St. Louis student interns will participate and learn about many of the aspects of the DSAGSL including the non-profits programs and event coordinating efforts. Interns will work closely with the organization's staff to learn how the DSAGSL helps support the Greater St. Louis community in numerous are as – from education, advocacy, and family support. For more information about the Down Syndrome Association of Greater St. Louis, visit our website at www.dsagsl.org
DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
Primary duties will include completing short term and long term projects under the close supervision of different employees at the DSAGSL and on days of events. Responsibilities include assistance with learning programs, events, and general office duties.
TRAINING OUTLINE
All student interns will be instructed in the methods behind all activities as well as the reasoning for them in the larger context of the organization as well as within the industry. Interns will gain further skills in office administration and event coordination.
SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS & REQUIREMENTS
Candidates preferably should be currently pursuing a bachelors degree in Nonprofit (or Business, Public Relations, or Marketing) in the Greater St. Louis area. Student interns are encouraged to be able to receive school credit for this internship, and be able to submit a document from the school in order to begin the internship program. All candidates must be available to work a 20 hour work week (beginning at the end of May) through August. Candidates will need to be flexible on the day of events to assist with events such as Family Day at the Magic House, Step Up for Down Syndrome Walk, and Bike Camp. This is a non-paid internship. Qualified applicants should have excellent communication, organizational and interpersonal skills. Qualified applicants may submit cover letter and resume to kayla@dsagsl.org by April 23, 2010.
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