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Below are brief descriptions of internship opportunities available to ALL LAS STUDENTS through Liberal Arts Works.
For more specific information, please contact the Liberal Arts Works office.
For current internship opportunities please click here.
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With the Indianapolis 500 race as a stage, the mission of the 500 Festival is to produce events and programs that enhance the quality of life for the citizens of Indiana and their guests. These events and programs, produced largely by volunteers, enhance the image of our city and state by showcasing our cultural, educational and social benefits to the world. Internships are available during the spring semester in the following areas: mini-marathon coordination, parade coordination, public relations, volunteer coordination and youth-oriented programs. |
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Bands of America , a national non-profit organization, is committed to creating and providing "positively life-changing" experiences for students, parents, faculty and communities. Past internship opportunities have included: Advertising, desktop publishing, PR, Development, IT, Special Events, Copyrighting, Marketing. Please be sure to scroll to the bottom of the site link for internship opportunities. |
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The Builder’s Association is an Indianapolis-based trade association. If you are interested in learning more about opportunities with BAGI please contact Stacy O'Gara, Director of Community Affairs at stacyo@bagi.com, or by calling 317-236-6330. |
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The Children's Museum of Indianapolis , a non-profit institution committed to enriching the lives of children, is one of the largest children's museums in the world. The 356,000-square-foot facility houses 10 major galleries that explore the physical and natural sciences, history, world cultures and the arts. The Children's Museum is a place to learn and do. Whenever possible, exhibits are “hands-on” or participatory in nature. The Children's Museum strives to be one of the vital links in the lives of children as it supports their intellectual curiosity and love of learning. The museum, situated on 13 acres of land in Indianapolis , presents thousands of programs and activities each year. Internships are available in almost all departments. |
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The mission of Indiana 's Division of State Parks and Reservoirs is to manage and interpret our properties' unique natural, wildlife, and cultural resources using principles of multiple use and preservation, while sustaining the integrity of these resources for current and future generations. These seasonal internships are available at state parks in Indiana , and focus on one of two areas: Property management or Interpretation. For current internship opportunities please visit http://www.in.gov/jobs/internships/. |
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The Division of Nature Preserves and the Indiana Natural Heritage Data Center are part of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources. Our main purpose is to protect the best remaining natural areas in Indiana . Indiana 's Nature Preserve law sets forth a process of dedication for significant natural areas. Those areas dedicated are permanently protected, to be preserved as pristine natural areas for all the people of Indiana . For current internship opportunities please visit http://www.in.gov/jobs/internships/. |
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Dow AgroSciences is one of the largest research-based agricultural companies in North America . We research, develop, manufacture, and market agricultural and specialty products. Our portfolio consists of weed, insect, and plant disease management products, nitrogen stabilizers, plant growth regulators, fumigants, seeds, and industrial non-crop pest management products. Each year, Dow AgroSciences has positions available for students seeking summer internship opportunities. These opportunities are full-time positions available from May until August. Applicable majors would include: Biology (biochemistry, biotechnology, cell biology, entomology, microbiology, molecular biology, plant pathology, or plant physiology), Chemistry (analytical, organic, or physical), Informatics (bioinformatics or chemical), Molecular modeling, or Any agriculture-related majors Internships are available in: Research and Development, and Sales and Marketing |
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The Eiteljorg Museum 's mission is to inspire an appreciation and understanding of the art, history and cultures of the American West and the indigenous peoples of North America . The Eiteljorg Museum collects and preserves Western art and Native American art and cultural objects of the highest quality, and serves the public through engaging exhibitions, educational programs, cultural exchanges, and entertaining special events. Students may intern in special events, as a Festivals Intern. Contact Phyllis Olson, volunteer services manager |
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Over the last two decades, EMMIS has created one of the most unique work environments in the communications industry - the EMMIS Culture. The envy of many of our peers, this culture carries at its heart the belief that, in order to succeed, a company must take risks, treats its people well and give them the tools they need to win. It has earned us a reputation as a fun, exciting and innovative company where every individual is a part of the team. Every employee is a stockholder at EMMIS. The EMMIS culture breeds creativity and innovation. Employees at every level are encouraged to think out of the box, experiment, and contribute. As an intern fopr EMMIS, one may work in sales, traffic, productions, programming, or work for their local magazine, Indianapolis Monthly. |
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Exodus Refugee/Immigration Inc. is like a kaleidoscope - flowing and evolving to meet the needs of the refugees who come to its door. The refugee population served by Exodus since 1982 has changed from its earliest Central American clientele to refugees from the Middle East , Southeast Asia , Bosnia and Africa . The office has continued to grow in an effort to accommodate the evolving refugee population and changes in computer technology. Currently, Exodus includes four full-time staff and five part-time caseworkers with diverse ethnic backgrounds ranging from Hispanic, Ukrainian, Bosnian, Iraqi, Burmese, Albanian, and Somali. The Indianapolis community is home to several public and private colleges and universities, plus a theological school, which provide a constant stream of social work and anthropology interns looking for multicultural experiences through work at the Exodus office. If interested in an internship please contact Mark Cassini at mcassini@exodusrefugee.org. |
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Girl Scouts of Hoosier Capital Council has had exciting internship opportunities in the past available throughout the year in the areas of Volunteer Services, Programming, Fund Development, Multi-cultural Recruitment, Outreach Services, Camping, and Membership Development. There are 15 required weeks in the Fall/Winter and Spring semester and 12 weeks in the Summer. Most of their internships pay. If interested in interning with the Girls Scouts please visit their website by clicking on the title “Girl Scouts of Hoosier Capitol Council”, then click on “Employment”, then click “Internship Opportunities”. |
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The Hook's Discovery & Learning Center , a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization based in Indianapolis , is dedicated to providing important educational life science experiences for all ages. The organization is presently functioning as a "science center without walls" providing programs and demonstrations by 3 means: the Brain Motor-Vator outreach van which delivers hands-on programs at sites chosen by audiences, through distance learning interactive telecasts, and by hosting visits to the small Hook's historic drugstore museum located at the Indiana State Fairgrounds, in Indianapolis . Interns will be exposed to most aspects of museum operations while at the same time attempting to tailor the internship to that individual's interests and goals. |
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Legislative Interns for the IASP perform many duties including but not limited to: Assembling political agenda, attending legislative committee meetings, designing and publishing news articles for public relations and member services, conference planning, preparation and presentation, tracking state and national education legislation, assisting with Student Day at the Legislature, other duties as asked by staff. Contact: Gerald W. Mohr Associate Executive Director IASP, 317-891-9900 ext.240, gmohr@iasp.org |
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The Indiana Civil Rights Commission enforces the Indiana Civil Rights laws and provides quality education and service to the public in an effort to ensure equal opportunity for all Hoosiers and visitors to the state of Indiana . Internships are available for Spanish majors, computer science majors, and also as a commission assistant. For current internship opportunities please visit http://www.in.gov/jobs/internships/ |
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The Indiana Commission for Higher Education is a fourteen-member public body created in 1971 to: Define the educational missions of public colleges and universities; Plan and coordinate Indiana’s state-supported system of post-high school education; Review budget requests from public institutions and the State Student Assistance Commission; Approve or disapprove for public institutions the establishment of new programs or expansion of campuses. The commission sponsors legislative internships. |
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For current internship opportunities please visit http://www.in.gov/jobs/internships/. |
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The Democratic Caucus of the Indiana House of Representatives hires interns for the spring legislative sessions. This paid Internship is an excellent opportunity for students to take an active role in our state government. Interns work directly with legislators, assisting with research, constituent correspondence, and the coverage of committee meetings and action on the House Floor. |
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The Republican Caucus of the Indiana House of Representatives hires interns for the spring legislative sessions. This paid Internship is an excellent opportunity for students to take an active role in our state government. Interns work directly with legislators, assisting with research, constituent correspondence, and the coverage of committee meetings and action on the House Floor. Specialized Internships with our Communications Division are also available. |
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-Political Department interns assist field representatives, voter file maintenance and candidate campaign projects. |
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The Senate Democrats typically hires 12 students. Interns are considered staff members of the Senate Democratic Caucus. Nine interns will be assigned to assist 1-2 senators each and will be required to staff committee hearings, analyze bill content at each step of the legislative process, compile and process bill data, conduct research on pending legislation, attend to constituent casework, and carry out various other duties. In addition, three specialty interns will be assigned to work with our media relations' staff, attorneys, and fiscal analyst. |
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The Senate Republican caucus offers session-long internships to college sophomores, juniors, seniors, graduate students and recent graduates. Applicants can be Indiana residents enrolled in higher-education institutions in or out of state, and out-of-state residents attending Indiana colleges or universities. No particular major or concentration is required of applicants. General internships, as well as internships in the fields of journalism, law and finance are available. |
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The Indiana State Museum is a dynamic, growing world class institution whose mission is to preserve and educate the public on the natural and cultural treasures of Indiana . Internships are available at the State Museum in more than 12 divisions. |
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The award winning city magazine Indianapolis Monthly is looking for students attending accredited four-year Colleges and Universities to participate in its credit-only internship program. Interns will perform fact-checking duties, conduct research for articles, and potentially write articles for the magazine and/or related publications. Intern will gain valuable career experience and learn the magazine business while working in a pleasant office environment in downtown Indianapolis . Interns are needed for the following areas: Editorial, Promotions, and Special Sections. |
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Seventh largest general museum of art in the US . Internships are potentially available within education, curatorial, registration, visitor services, marketing and development/membership departments. Interns will participate in the on-going work of the department to which they are assigned and will be expected to complete a project or some portion of a major project. Individual responsibilities will be determined by the educational background and work experience of the intern, as well as the needs of the department. |
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The Indianapolis Zoological Society's Intern Program offers individuals a truly unique opportunity to become actively involved in the conservation, recreation, and education efforts of the Indianapolis Zoo and White River Gardens . Interns will be able to enhance their knowledge and experience necessary for today's job market in the many fields making up Zoo, Aquarium and Horticulture Sciences. Listed below are the internships available with the Indianapolis Zoological Society. |
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Regional monthly magazine with target audience of men ages 25-55. We cover general interest topics. Intern will be responsible for some fact-checking, researching, copy editing. (If writing is a strength, there may be opportunities for bylines.) Intern will be exposed to the creative process behind putting out a monthly magazine. For information about internships email Eric Furman at eric@indymensmagazine.com |
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Residential Summer camp, after school programs and ACA & United Way Affiliation. Offer services to community youth to build leadership skills and responsibility for them as individuals in our society. All summer internships at Jameson Camp are full-time and paid. |
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Krieg DeVault is a medium-sized diversified law firm representing a wide variety of local, regional and national clients in transactions that span not just the Midwest , but the world. Krieg DeVault's governmental affairs practice has an understanding of the legislative process to successfully advocate issues before Congress, the Indiana General Assembly, and both federal and state regulatory agencies. Legislative internships are available during the spring semester. |
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Interns will be responsible for coordinating volunteer efforts as well as providing campaign support to Republican candidates and elected officials. This includes supervising phone banks, and partnering with the Mitch Daniels campaign staff and the State Republican Party. Interns will interact with candidates and participate on election day, gaining first-hand experience with election laws, campaign strategy, and other political themes. Clerical work may include some minor data entry as well as keeping accurate record of volunteers. In addition, interns will keep a journal of news articles that pertain to Marion County politics. If you are interested in helping contact them by phone, 317-635-8881. |
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The Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic (NCLC) is a faith-based, non-profit that offers pro bono legal representation and educational outreach to low-income and Latino families in the Indianapolis area. Students with an interest in social justice issues, the law and/or community service and not-for-profit work would be particularly well-suited, as well as students with computer skills or proficiency in Spanish. |
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At Noble of Indiana, the internship possibilities are endless! From the services listed below to our administration office, interns are an invaluable asset to Noble and have the ability to impact the lives of individuals with disabilities. |
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The Indiana Pacers offer internship positions in Ticket Sales, Game Operations, Broadcast Production, Sponsorship Sales and Promotions, Community Relations, Media Relations, Basketball Video and Sports Marketing. While you will see some similarities in their descriptions, most of our internship positions are different in their responsibilities and time commitments. For this reason, it is important that you read through each description separately and carefully decide which program you are interested in. For more information, contact Emily Crow, Group Event Specialist, Pacers Sports & Entertainment, at (317) 917-2897 or email < mailto:ecrow@pacers.com>. |
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A community resource providing conflict resolution training & promoting peaceful living initiatives. Interns would assist with human resources work. |
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We believe in passion — for change, for justice, for easing the plight of others, for caring, for living our convictions, and for confronting inhumane acts. Internships are available in development, legislation, and PR/Marketing. |
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Fast-paced technical publishing company specializing in consumer-based texts. Interns will work as project editors. |
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The Roller Skating Association International (RSA) is a not-for-profit, 501c(6), trade association that represents the owners/operators of roller skating centers as well as the businesses that serve them. The RSA provides its members with the resources to help build a stronger, more profitable business. Internships are available in project coordination and marketing. |
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Saint Financial Publishing, Inc. publishes themed e-mail newsletters and finance articles for banks online – providing community banks with high-frequency, low-cost means to target profiled customer groups. Saint also offers Web tracking, content management and other Web-based services. The publisher's assistant will collaborate with the publisher/president to execute 1) the weekly activities of online publishing and advertising for clients, and 2) the long-term marketing plan for continued business growth. |
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The Spirit & Place Festival is a celebration of the arts, humanities, and religion. The mission of Spirit & Place is to create opportunities for the public to explore the relationship between community, creativity, and spirituality. The festival results in a series of public arts and humanities programs that take place during early November. Up to 100 of central Indiana 's museums, universities, arts groups, civic groups and congregations participate by contributing a program. An intern would practice relationship-building skills, writing, research, program planning and communications. Strategic thinking would be practiced as they help to conceptualize and develop the volunteer program and other aspects of the festival programming. |
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The United Way is a national not-for-profit that offers a number of internship opportunities throughout the year. |
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USA Gymnastics is the National Governing Body (NGB) for the sport of gymnastics in the United States , consistent with the Amateur Sports Act of 1978, the Constitution of the United States Olympic Committee and the International Gymnastics Federation. The mission of USA Gymnastics is to encourage participation and the pursuit of excellence in all aspects of gymnastics. |
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The mission of Wishard Health Services is to Advocate, Care, Teach, Serve with a special emphasis on the vulnerable populations in Marion County . Various internships are available including: Foundation intern, Chaplaincy intern, Human Resources intern, Hispanic Health Project intern, Special Events intern, PR/Marketing intern. Please click on the following link to search for internships at Wishard . http://www.careerbuilder.com |
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A grant giving program that involves youth of all ages in volunteer service projects and encourages service agencies and organizations to view youth as resources and use them as volunteers. Interns assit with philanthropy/volunteerism. |
If you would like some assistance in starting your internship search, or choosing the right internship for you, please fill out the following form. When finished email it to the Liberal Arts Works office and Jennifer, the program coordinator, will get in touch with you. Internship Form
