The opportunity: Assist a local mom in picking up two middle school kids from East Cooper Montessori Charter School on Rifle Range Rd. in Mt. Pleasant; then providing supervision and transportation to activities. Children are 12/14 and very self-sufficient.
How to Apply: To learn more please contact Elizabeth via text or email (843.906.5949 / elizabethwfpb@hotmail.com).
The College’s Halsey Institute offers a fall semester internship for students (and recent graduates) looking to gain experience in a professional gallery setting.
What to expect: Halsey Institute internships are structured with three-week rotations under direct guidance and mentorship of each Halsey Institute staff member in the areas of development, marketing, exhibitions, administration, and education. Interns are scheduled with weekly visitor services shifts at the front desk of the Halsey Institute to create meaningful interactions with gallery visitors.
The dates: The Fall 2024 internship session will begin on Tuesday, August 20.
Who should apply: All majors and experience levels are welcome.
How to apply: Interested applicants of all majors and experience levels are encouraged to send a current résumé and cover letter to the attention of Kaylee Lass at LassKR@cofc.edu by Sunday, August 4, 2024.
With a Google Apprenticeship, you can join a work-and-study program at Google, gain real-world experience, and get paid in the process. Applications are open for Spring 2025 apprenticeships.
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The local Charleston chapter of the NAACP is seeking office interns!
The Opportunity: In this role you will support administrative needs (processing membership applications, phone calls, messages, email, etc). You will work collaboratively with chapter officers and perform outreach to increase meeting attendance and event engagement.
How to Apply: If you are interested in applying, please call chapter president, Dorothy Jenkins at 843-805-8030.
The application period for the Spring 2025 session of the White House Internship Program is open!
The Internship: The White House Internship Program (WHIP) is a public service leadership and development program that provides emerging leaders with an opportunity to gain valuable skills while supporting the work of the White House and furthering the priorities of the Biden-Harris Administration.
How to Apply: Online applications are due July 26, 2024.
The Career Center’s Internship Award program provides students with professional guidance and financial assistance for summer 2025 internships.
How it works: Students are accepted into a cohort that will work together throughout the upcoming academic year. Students will participate in group workshops and receive personalized coaching, all designed to help prepare them to find (and succeed at) a summer ’25 internship in their field.
Who should apply: All rising sophomore and junior CofC students in any major seeking a for-credit or non-credit internship for summer ’25.
Applications for the 2024-25 award are open until August 1. The application link and award details are available online.
Calling all future physician-scientists! Learn about medicine, surgery, and academic research through NUTIP, an interactive year-long training program with the MUSC Department of Neurosurgery.
How it works: You’ll shadow MUSC clinicians in the operating room and clinic, learn about neuroscience research topics and techniques, and more! You’ll gain real-world experience and a thorough understanding of the medical field as a whole.
The benefits:
Program timeline: This program is a year-long opportunity during both the Fall ’24 and Spring ’25 semester. There’s a minimum time commitment of one day a week, though scheduling is flexible.
Great Fit For: Pre-health students / Aspiring neurosurgeons / Future medical researchers
How to apply: Online application + unofficial transcript + resume by Monday, July 8 at 11:59 p.m.
Calling all future physician-scientists! Learn about medicine, surgery, and academic research through NUTIP, an interactive year-long training program with the MUSC Department of Neurosurgery.
How it works: You’ll shadow MUSC clinicians in the operating room and clinic, learn about neuroscience research topics and techniques, and more! You’ll gain real-world experience and a thorough understanding of the medical field as a whole.
The benefits:
Program timeline: This program is a year-long opportunity during both the Fall ’24 and Spring ’25 semester. There’s a minimum time commitment of one day a week, though scheduling is flexible.
Great Fit For: Pre-health students / Aspiring neurosurgeons / Future medical researchers
How to apply: Online application + unofficial transcript + resume by Monday, July 8 at 11:59 p.m.