Job Opportunities

  • Customer Relationship Management Intern - Kellin Foundation

    Application Deadline: 4/30/2025 11:59 PM | The core responsibilities for the intern will be to focus on helping to build the volunteer and fund development infrastructure in the new CRM (Customer Relationship Management) software system. On the volunteer side, the intern will assist with crafting the step-by-step process in which a new volunteer comes into the agency (learns about the agency, completes the application the volunteer, volunteers, and repeats the process (while tracking occurs). On the fund development side, the intern will be apart of migrating the current donors into the new CRM and integrating new donors into the new CRM which includes a volunteer infrastructure for tracking. The goal will be to develop a guide to accompany the CRM for longevity as numerous volunteers are migrating to the agency as are donors.Required Skills: A passion in working with nonprofits Communication skills Excellent verbal and written communication skills Team player with a can do attitude Strong ability to multi-task on multi-component projects Strong organization skills and attention to detail Must be dependable and accountable{CAMPUS}

  • Media & Communications Associate (Internship) - Eastern Music Festival

    Application Deadline: 4/1/2025 11:59 PM | Duties will include: PRESS RELEASES • Researching content, writing, and editing press releases and media advisories • Maintaining an email media database and offering assistance to media outlets • Serving as a point of contact for journalists, editors, and other interested parties MEDIA COORDINATION • Assist in coordinating information to/from local radio stations, televisions stations, newspaper reporters, etc. • Assist reporters and other media contacts to coordinate interviews and chaperone EMF students, as needed, during interviews • Ensure “messages” shared with media support EMF brand and image • Assist in coordinating/scheduling faculty, guest artist, and student interviews • Assist journalists during coverage of concerts and rehearsals ONLINE DUTIES • Update multiple online calendars and websites including, but not limited to: WFDD Arts Calendar, Classical Voices of North Carolina, The Arts Council of Greater Greensboro, NC Arts Council, Greensboro Visitor’s Bureau, etc. • Generate social media content to boost interest in EMF • Assist with content design and photography for Festival promotions, including posters and social assets, editing videos and photography • Update EMF website and other online media platforms, as needed MASS EMAILS AND EMAIL LIST • Coordinate collection of email addresses at Festival events • Update the general email list with emails collected from drawings and other email addresses received • Create content for email messages for discount tickets, advertisements, etc. ARCHIVE • Collect and maintain print and online media coverage of Festival • Disseminate concert reviews to Operations Office, EMF Orchestra Personnel Manager, etc. • Disseminate concert reviews to Guest Artist’s management, upon request • Keep 10 copies of all programs, program inserts, donor inserts, etc. DISTRIBUTION • Coordinate distribution of Festival brochures, posters, and promotional collateral in surrounding areasOTHER DUTIES AS ASSIGNED Required Qualifications: • excellent leadership and interpersonal skills • experience in managing groups of people (specifically students ages 14-23) • experience in customer service • experience in writing and communications via press releases, news posts on electronic media, content development, and social media marketing • experience with photography, videography, and editing is beneficial • a valid U.S. driver’s license, a clean driving record, and automobile transportation to performances and events 7 days a week including evenings Applicants should possess strong organizational and time management skills, the ability to work in a fast-paced environment, and have outstanding attention to detail. Strong computer skills (including Microsoft Office Suite, Adobe Creative Cloud, social media platforms, email distribution platforms) are needed. Media & Communications Associate must be able to work nights and weekends during the festival season (June 28 – August, 2, 2025).Knowledge of classical music is beneficial, but not required. All summer staff members are encouraged to attend a wide variety of concerts, educational programs, fundraising events, etc., to gain a thorough understanding of all aspects of the artistic and administrative activities of the Festival. Summer staff may occasionally be assigned to projects outside of their position descriptions, as needed.

  • Social Media Intern - Greensboro Chamber of Commerce

    Application Deadline: 4/30/2025 11:59 PM | Job duties are flexible depending on the intern’s skills and interests. Generally, they include: Developing social media strategies on platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn. Curating and creating engaging content for social media posts. Managing user-generated content (UGC) initiatives and encouraging member participation. Overseeing the scheduling and posting of social media content. Assisting with member engagement events, including promotion, setup/cleanup, and staffing. Capturing and creating short-form video content showcasing the activities and offerings of chamber members for future promotional use. Collaborating on community-oriented campaigns and projects. Other social media and marketing projects as needed. Hours/week: 20-25 hours per week Start/end flexible? Yes Our organization is interested in hiring: Undergraduate students Graduate students Our organization will consider hiring interns with the following work authorization: U.S. Citizen or permanent resident We are seeking the following majors: Marketing, Communications, General Business Required qualifications: · Proficiency with social media platforms including Instagram, Facebook and Twitter · Familiarity with creating engaging social media content, including photography, videography, interacting with followers · Excellent written and oral communication · Flexibility to work on multiple projects at once and pivot to urgent assignments when needed Preferred qualifications: · Experience with WordPress or a similar CMS. · Photography experience (artsy Instagrams count!) · Social media videography The format of this internship will be: In-person Address of internship location: 111 W. February One Place, Greensboro, NC 27401

  • Pandemic Recovery & Special Projects Internship - Guilford County Government

    Application Deadline: 4/30/2025 11:59 PM | Are you interested in learning about local government and an opportunity to apply your expertise for a cause you can feel good about? Do you want to work for an organization that wants you to grow with it? Guilford County is a high-performing local government organization that maintains a culture embracing diversity, striving for equality, and inspiring individual and organizational excellence. You will receive on-the-job training and support to learn department operations and assigned projects. DESCRIPTION: Intern will support the activities of the Pandemic Recovery Team and the Manager of Special Projects. The primary internship project will be the development of the 2025 Annual Recovery Plan for SLFRF ARPA funds. This will involve outreach and collaboration with project leaders, collecting and analyzing project financial and performance data, creating data visualizations, and other activities as needed to create the report. Other projects may include but are not limited to supporting project monitoring activities, dashboard data entry and analysis, and project closeout procedure development. The intern will have the opportunity to shadow county departments, attend board meetings, meet with county leadership, and work with their supervisor to identify other opportunities that align with their career goals and interests. Examples of DutiesSupport development of the 2025 SLFRF Annual Recovery Plan to include collaboration with project partners, writing project progress narratives, pulling financial reports, creating data visualizations, and other activities as neededAssist with data collection and analysis, performance reporting, and project monitoringAssist with development of process and procedure documentation for project closeoutShadow County DepartmentsAttend board meetingsOther projects/duties as assigned or identified based on areas of interestKNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES:The position requires the following skillsAbility to analyze data and develop recommended solutions to complex problemsEffective verbal and written communicationExcellent customer serviceDesire to learn about government, specifically local government, operationsProfessional behavior and attitudeThe ideal candidate possesses strong analytical capabilities and the ability to clearly communicate complex information, facilitate teams, and establish productive relationships across the County and our community partners.Typical QualificationsMINIMUM QUALIFICATIONSMust be enrolled in a graduate program pursuing a master’s degree in public administration, Public Policy, or Public Affairs or similar program.Supplemental InformationSummer InternshipAnticipated start date of May 2025 Guilford County is committed to providing Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) to employees and applicants for employment regardless of color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, sexual orientation or political affiliation. The County is committed to complying with all applicable federal, state and local laws that pertain to employment, and to providing a work environment that is free from discrimination of any kind. If you need an auxiliary aide, make the request forty-eight (48) hours in advance of the time the accommodation is needed by calling 336-641-3324.

  • Integrated Data and Services Intern - Guilford County Government

    Application Deadline: 4/30/2025 11:59 PM | This internship provides a strong foundation of knowledge about local government and municipal management, as well as the opportunity to develop skills relevant to the field of public service. Candidates should be currently enrolled and have completed some coursework in a Master’s level degree program. The preferred candidate demonstrates a strong interest in a local government career. As an intern, you will have the opportunity to apply your academic knowledge to meaningful projects that make a real impact in Guilford County.Benefits of the internshipDiverse AssignmentsDevelop Professional SkillsGain insight into the working and functioning of County governmentBuild your networkDiversify your skillsetHave a project deliverable for future jobs and resume developmentExamples of DutiesEssential Functions/DutiesActively seek knowledge and understanding of the organization, its industry, and relevant processes.Shadow professionals, attend meetings, and observe daily operations to gain hands-on insights.Communicate effectively and professionally with colleagues and supervisors, both verbally and in writing.Approach tasks with a proactive mindset, identify potential challenges, and propose constructive solutions.Exhibit a positive attitude, maintain punctuality, and adhere to workplace dress code and etiquette.Demonstrate a willingness to learn new skills, adapt to changing priorities, and handle unforeseen tasks.Collect and analyze data or resource materials to support the writing of papers and reports.Attend assigned meetings and work to gain a functional understanding of the topics discussed.Fulfill any academic requirements set by your educational institution as part of completing the internship. Successful interns may continue working into the fall and spring semesters. This could look like up to 10 hours/week and include the following:Assisting IS Department or other Town departments’ staff with tasks and projects including policy evaluation, trend analysis, and other outreach.Complete research assignments of interest to the Intern and of use to County staffKnowledge, Skills, and AbilitiesMust exhibit professional behavior and attitude and promote a professional team atmosphereMust possess the ability to communicate effectively orally and in writingPossess excellent customer service skillsPossess a desire to learn about government, specifically local government, operationsPassion for learning about data and how data-informed decision-making can benefit a community Typical QualificationsMust be enrolled in a graduate program pursuing a master's degree in Public Administration, Public Policy, or Public Affairs, Social Work, Data Science or similar program.Preferred qualifications:Valid driver's licenseA diverse background of personal and work experience.Interest in local government management.Supplemental InformationSummer InternshipAnticipated start date of May 2025