CSBS Internship Database

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Search and apply for positions here: https://usaconservation.applicantpool.com/jobs/ 

Fundraising Administrative Intern

Fundraising Data and Salesforce Intern

Fundraising Stewardship Intern 

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At Autism Solutions we believe progress should be fun! Using ABA principles, we help children reach their full potential by teaching social, behavioral, and communication skills in the environment that best fits what they are learning and by using materials that motivate them. Through this personalized learning process, children are more capable of generalizing learned skills in their natural environment.

Inquire with contact person for details. 

Office: 801.987.3592

matthewa.autsol@gmail.com

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Call or email Edward Ho at: 801-359-2064 x104 or ed@bach-harrison.com

Remote options available in outreach, research, virtual events. Other opportunities may be available upon request.

Big App Intern

Events Intern

Population Analysis Intern

Marketing Intern

Program Coordination Intern

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 To apply, send your cover letter and resume to  Cheyenne Russel: crussell@gslclubs.org

For more information, call 801-322-4411

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 To apply, visit: www.brighthorizons.com/careers

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 Assisting camp participants in group activities like horseback riding, swimming, watching movies, dance parties, arts and crafts and cross country skiing. 

Kostopulos Dream Foundation is dedicated to improving the lives of people of all abilities through education, recreation, and growth opportunities. Since 1967, we have offered educational and recreational opportunities for individuals of all ages and abilities.

 Email kjames@campk.org with resume, cover letter to apply. 

For more information call 801-582-0700 X100

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Contact: Krista Dunn (801) 673-4046

Email: kdunn@policingequity.org

Remote internships open for FALL 2020.

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There are 1-2 positions for interns interested in becoming familiarized with child abuse investigations and the criminal justice system. Position requires a criminal and child abuse background check. Intern will work a minimum of 9 hours. 

ABOUT THE PROGRAM: The Children’s Justice Center is a home-like facility that serves children who have been physically or sexually abused. The CJC is designed to help children feel safe and comfortable while they and their parents meet with child abuse investigators. The CJC coordinates with involved agencies to ensure that cases are approached with the child’s best interest in mind and to increase the effectiveness of protecting children. The CJC strives to reduce trauma and to help children and their families recover from a difficult experience.

RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE POSITION: 1. Make follow-up calls to parents to check on the wellbeing of the child victim. 2. Interact with the professionals involved in child abuse investigations. 3. Assist CJC staff as needed with special projects and light office work. 4. Interact with children while they await services at the CJC. 5. Promote victim resources and help make them available to clients. 6. Assist clinical staff in advocating for client needs

Programming and Operations Intern 

Children and Teens Program Intern 

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Email your interest letter & skill summary to officeadmin@circlessaltlake.org 

Academic Program Internship

Career Technical Training Internship

Counseling/Mental Health Internship

Food Services, Nutrition Internship

Health and Wellness, Disability Services Internship

Health and Wellness, Mental Health Internship

Health and Wellness, Pre-Med Internship

Health and Wellness, Substance Use Prevention Internship

Human Resources Internship

Residential Living Internship

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See Internship Descriptions for full details, including specific activities and contact points to apply.

Ready to be a part of something big? At the Clearfield Job Corps Center in Clearfield, UT we provide disadvantaged students with the tools they need to be successful at no-cost to them or their families. As a University of Utah College of Social and Behavioral Science student you already know what it takes to help shape tomorrow’s leaders.

An internship at Job Corps allows your existing skills to be put to the test while acquiring new skills helping at-risk youth reach their full potential. You’ll also have the unique opportunity to learn various aspects of providing services while working within federal, state, and corporate regulations. 

Make a lasting social impact on your community; apply today for the most fulfilling opportunity of your university experience! Opportunities in the following Departments:

Academics Department: Help students gain the academic abilities and credentials necessary for a successful career in today’s workforce.

Wellness Clinic: Offering medical, dental, vision, disability accommodations, mental health and substance use prevention services to support students access to healthcare.

Food Services: Manage food services for a center population of over 1000 students.

Residential Living: Providing student living dormitories for up to 1016 students.

Counseling: Provide career and personal counseling services and support students in determining career plan and goals.

Career Technical Training: Provide technical training programs including specialty certifications, work base learning opportunities and career transition services.

Human Resources: Manage personnel services for the center.

To apply, email your resume and cover letter to the contact listed in the internship descriptions. Each department/internship has a different contact point.  

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Program Development Intern

Data Mining Intern

CNS Program Intern

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Contact: Candie Terry

Phone: (801)944-7032

Email: cterry@ch.utah.gov

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The Work Activity Center is the parent company of Covenant Employment Services whose mission is to assist individuals to increase independence by overcoming work related barriers. Covenant has worked with the Utah State Office of Rehabilitation, Division of Services for People with Disabilities and the Department of Workforce Services in finding employment opportunities for people with all types of work related barriers. Covenant’s Employment Specialists work one-on-one with the customer by helping them with pre-job placement activities, such as resume building, helping them find employment and post-job placement activities to help them retain their job.

 For more information, you may contact Human Resources department at hr@workactivitycenter.org or 801-977-9779 x128.

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Office of Child Care Program intern

Professional Development Intern

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To apply, visit: http://www.esri.com/careers/main/student-jobs.

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Liz Watson, (801)-236-3381

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Friends for Sight works passionately each day to save sight and change lives.

We do this by providing free vision screenings, working to ensure that people of all ages and backgrounds have access to quality eye care, and disseminating information about eye safety, threats to vision, and available community resources.

Inquire with contact for information on internships. 

801-524-2020

program@friendsforsight.org 

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Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis; early application is encouraged. Final deadline is typically in November. Apply here: http://www.goldmansachs.com/careers/students-and-graduates/our-programs/americas-programs/us-summer-analyst.html.

Peer Connections Intern

Volunteer Coordinator Intern

Other opportunities may be available upon inquiry

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Whether we’re teaching adults with intellectual disabilities daily living skills, helping low-income workers find meaningful employment, or assisting elderly adults with household chores so they can remain at home, the goal of all Easterseals-Goodwill services is to help people
increase their independence and improve their lives.

Peer Connections is a transition program designed to help students ages 16-22 with high-functioning autism (HFA) establish and enhance their relational skills, while exploring work and career activities. This is done in different locations, such as the Leo.

Interns have the opportunity to work with individuals employed at Easter Seals to establish an internship that is a good fit for them. 

Opportunities may be available in the following areas: 

1. Refugee Program & Pantry Coordinator
2. Distribution Center Inventory System Startup and Operating
3. Volunteer Coordinator
4. Human Factors
5. Build Your Own Internship

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To inquire about internship opportunities, email Kim Oborn: knoborn@graniteschools.org 

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House of Hope is a private, non-profit organization offering residential, day treatment, and outpatient substance use disorders treatment for adult women. Services are offered at seven facilities located in Salt Lake City and Provo.

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The COE internship is for graduate and undergraduate students. Graduate Internship: 15 weeks, 20 hours/week (300 total) Undergraduate internship: 15 weeks, 10-15 hours/week (150-225 total) *Interns can expect 50% of their internship to be done virtually/remote.

A new cohort of interns is accepted 3 times per year:

Spring Internship: January – April (Applications due November 1)

Summer Internship: May – August (Applications due March 1)

Fall Internship: September – December (Applications due July 1)

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Community Centers have offered English as a Second Language Classes (ESL) and Basic Computer Skills Classes to hundreds of parents in a period of a few years impacting positively the lives of parents and children of the district. The recipients of these programs have been parents that due to many life circumstances in their countries of origin never had the chance to be instructed in English, Basic Computer abilities, or parenting classes. The end results are showing that it is absolutely necessary for the parents to be familiar with the computer and the English language so they can assist their children with school work and the fluid communications that must exist between parents, teachers, and administrators of the school system. Interns will assist with the implementation of these essential programs. 

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Communications Intern

Development Intern

Program Services Intern

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To apply, email resume and cover letter to jhortin@utah.wish.org 

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Resumes can be sent to: scottcrowley@financialguide.com

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Mission: The mission of Neighborhood House is to enrich, empower and educate children and adults through quality, affordable day care and support services.

Responsibilities: Work directly with clients in and out of the Sensory Room under the supervision of the Sensory Room Coordinator. Conduct observations and plan/implement objectives to meet goals based on sensory needs of the individual client. Report data collected, sit in on parent/teacher/administration meetings, and create an encouraging and uplifting environment.

Time Commitment: Will work with students

Zoie Arnold, zoie@nhutah.org, 801-363-4589 ext. 128

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Opened as a non-profit in 1971, Odyssey House has become the leading and most respected substance use provider in the state of Utah. Odyssey operates the largest continuum of care for people to access at any level of need. They provide services in multiple settings for teens, adults, mothers with children, and fathers with children. 

Responsibilities vary based on internship type. 

https://www.odysseyhouse.org/careers 

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 The program provides victims with information and support through:

• informing victims of their rights
• assisting with protective orders or stalking injunctions
• providing referrals for counseling and reparations for medical expenses and loss of wages
• assistance with shelter referrals and transportation as needed
• information on and support throughout the criminal justice system
• assistance in safety planning
• information on community resources such as food assistance, emergency housing, and other social services

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Volunteer orientation is required of all volunteers. This includes an overview of the programs, history, and future plans of the organization. It also provides a brief overview of domestic violence with hopes to open discussion for further learning and understanding among participants. Training is an integral part of the position. Shelter advocate positions require 24 hours of initial training and ongoing trainings throughout the year. 

Interning at Peace House allows students to add direct client services to their resume. They also have the opportunity to be assigned administrative or client services programs that they can develop and oversee. Scheduling is flexible, and we are happy to provide letters of recommendation for your future endeavors. We encourage school officials or students to contact us to discuss specific program requirements and ensure a positive fit.

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Internship opportunities can be found here:  https://www.raperecoverycenter.org/careersinternships/

Additional opportunities via the Volunteer program can be found here: https://www.raperecoverycenter.org/volunteer-your-time 

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Assist with Victim Advocacy Services, including: 

1. Provide crisis intervention and support to victims experiencing trauma. 
2. Assess the lethality of victims’ situations and provide information regarding the potential impact of their situation.
3. Assist victims to create comprehensive and thought-provoking safety plans.
4. Assess the immediate needs of victims and provide referrals to community resources.
5. Educate victims about their crime. 
6. Assist victims to establish a foundation of support. 
7. Assist victims with reparations and restitution. 
8. Provide information regarding victim rights.
9. Assist victims navigating the criminal justice system.
10. Act as a liaison between the victim and the criminal justice system.

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Options can be reviewed here: https://www.slc.gov/internships/

Call or email 801-535-7704 or mayor@slcgov.com 

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To apply for this volunteer position, please complete the following steps to complete the application process:

 Download the Volunteer Application Form (word document)

1. Complete and save the downloaded Volunteer Application Form (please save with applicant last name in filename)
2. Send the saved application form to CLMCDONALD@UPDSL.ORG

If you have questions contact Claudia McDonald at 385.468.9520.

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Provide one-on-one mentoring and interaction with youth; participate in activities and playtime; engage youth in conversation and build a meaningful relationship with youth as a caring adult. 

Volunteer/Intern Areas:

• Adolescent Girls and Boys Group Homes 
• Juvenile Receiving Center 
• Christmas Box House 
• Crisis Residential 
• Afterschool Programs in Kearns, West Valley City and Magna

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 Call or email 801-799-3367 OR slcpdoUTREACH@SLCGOV.COM 

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Contact: Wendy Isom

Email: wendy.isom@slcgov.com

Phone: (801) 799-3810

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Contact: Dustin Parks

Phone: (385) 266-1638

Email: dustin.parks@slcgov.com

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Contact: Madison Barrow

Email: mbarrow@sandy.utah.gov

Phone: (801) 403-7140

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Contact: Lt. Robert Hansen

Email: RHansen@slc.utah.gov

Phone: (801) 254-4708

Multiple opportunities available.

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Serve as a victim advocate through answering phone calls made to the 24/7 help hotline. Make appropriate referrals and also help complete special projects to raise awareness about domestic violence and also support events for abuse survivors living in the shelter.

See description for more information about the Administrative Intern position. 

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Court Internship Program Flyer

Court Internship Application

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General Contact: Claudia McDonald

Email: clmcdonald@updsl.org

Phone: (385) 468-9482

Mental Health Program Contact: 

Lt. April Morse (Mental Health Program)

Phone: (385) 468-9803

Email: amorse@updsl.org

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The University Counseling Center invites University of Utah undergraduate students to consider a paid undergraduate internship with our Mindfulness Center, also known as the Change Coalition. Interns will get training in and practice providing mindfulness interventions, such as facilitating mindfulness meditations and skill building workshops, and outreach presentations focused on building a fiercely compassionate, socially just, and deeply resilient campus community. We provide interns with a weekly credit bearing course (tuition not included) on peer mentoring practices and social justice issues as well as weekly group supervision.

Selected interns will:

• Commit 19 hours per week for the 2019-2020 academic year
• Receive financial and academic credit compensation
• Develop and facilitate programming that builds more just, resilient, and compassionate campuses by combining student wisdom and psychological research
• Conduct mindfulness-oriented outreach presentations across campus
• Facilitate workshops through the Mindfulness Center

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Contact: Lt. Lynn Rohland

Phone: (801) 585-1162

Email: lynn.rohland@dps.utah.edu

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EBT/SNAP Intern

Market Kids Intern

Nutrition Intern

Waste Wise Intern

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Steps to becoming a Utah AIDS Foundation intern:

1. Set up an appointment to discuss your internship proposal.
2. Call or email Jared Hafen at (801) 487-2323 to set up an appointment. Bring your ideas and we'll chat about your ideas and our needs, and work out the details for your internship.
3. Meet with the direct supervisor for your internship. After determining exactly what your internship will entail during your initial meeting, you'll need to schedule one more meeting with the UAF staff member who will directly supervise your internship. During this meeting you'll talk about specific time commitments, the exact scope of your project, any requirements of your school, and other relevant details.
4. Attend a New Volunteer Orientation. This orientation is required for all new volunteers. At this orientation you will learn the basics about HIV/AIDS and a bit more about the logistics of volunteering at UAF.
5. Begin your internship!

See more information here:https://www.utahaids.org/volunteer#internships

Steps to becoming a Utah AIDS Foundation intern:

1. Set up an appointment to discuss your internship proposal.
2. Call or email Jared Hafen at (801) 487-2323 to set up an appointment. Bring your ideas and we'll chat about your ideas and our needs, and work out the details for your internship.
3. Meet with the direct supervisor for your internship. After determining exactly what your internship will entail during your initial meeting, you'll need to schedule one more meeting with the UAF staff member who will directly supervise your internship. During this meeting you'll talk about specific time commitments, the exact scope of your project, any requirements of your school, and other relevant details.
4. Attend a New Volunteer Orientation. This orientation is required for all new volunteers. At this orientation you will learn the basics about HIV/AIDS and a bit more about the logistics of volunteering at UAF.
5. Begin your internship!

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Adult Education Intern

Case Management and Housing Intern

Events and Marketing Intern

Head Start Program Intern

Nonprofit Development Intern

Nutrition Intern 

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Contact: Melanie Scarlet

Phone: (801) 238-2364

Email: mscarlet@utah.gov 

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A mandatory training session is required for all interns.

Adult Probation and Parole

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Utah State Prison

Contact: Valerie Jones

Phone: (435) 724-7593

Email: serenityequalsblsss@gmail.com

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Data Auditing Intern

Ethnography and Administrative Intern

Research and Events Intern

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Development Intern

Policy and Communications Intern

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Public Policy Intern

Fall and Spring internships only.

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To apply, visit: https://utahpridecenter.org/volunteering-at-the-utah-pride-center/ 

For questions, email volunteer@utahpridecenter.org 

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Email or call Sara Gunderson at:  sara@utahchildren.org or 801-364-1182

Economics students: follow the above instructions and email Dr. Thomas Maloney at maloney@economics.utah.edu as well.

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Outreach Intern

Event Intern

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Business Intern

Research Intern

Social Media Intern

Fundraising Intern

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To apply, visit https://wikicharities.dev.jmak-design.com/internships

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Full Season Internship

Spring-Summer Farm Internship

Youth Programs Instructor

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Summer internships available

Zions Bancorporation positions

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Zions Bank has several internship opportunities available and aims to employ a diverse pool of students from various colleges and universities. Full-time, paid intern positions are primarily in the Salt Lake area and begin in June and end the last week of August. A summer internship gives students the chance to explore the banking industry and the Zions Bank community culture. Interns have an opportunity to use and apply their coursework in a "real life" environment. They’re encouraged to think critically and to constantly redefine the content and process of the learning experience.

Applications are typically open in January. 

To apply, visit:

 https://careers.zionsbank.com/

https://zionsbancorp.referrals.selectminds.com/jobs/search/4031736