Internship: Phoenix Art Museum - Phoenix, AZ - Paid

The Phoenix Art Museum is now taking applications for 8 paid positions open for the summer session in various departments. The deadline to apply is Friday, March 29, 2019 at midnight.

Please apply here: https://phxart.typeform.com/to/R2yeax 

Internship: Phoenix Suns - Phoenix, AZ

Job Title	Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury Summer Intern
Department	Rotate through different departments
Work/FLSA Status	Part-time/Non-Exempt
Reports To	Marketing Partnerships
Salary	$10.00/hour
Job Purpose	The Northern Arizona University – Phoenix Suns and Mercury Internship is designed to provide experience to one Northern Arizona University student in a professional sports organization. Associates will learn the business of sports first-hand from industry executives in an organization that strives to be the most successful and respected professional sports league in the world.
Primary (Essential) Duties Interns will be assigned to rotate through different departments for approximately 10-12 weeks. This will provide an opportunity to learn about how different departments play a role into the success of the Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury. Rotations typically will be for four weeks but may be extended to meet the needs of the business. Listed below are some of the departments that the intern may rotate into: ·       Marketing Partnerships (Activation & Sales) ·       Phoenix Mercury ·       Marketing ·       Sales ·       Game Operations ·       Public Relations ·       Guest Experience ·       Human Resources
Knowledge, Skills and/or Abilities		Have excellent written and verbal communication skills Proficient in Microsoft Office Dependable and detail-oriented Ability to take initiative, be self-motivated and work independently with limited supervision Must be able to work in a fast-paced environment Strong leadership skills
Experience/Education Requirements		Must be a current Northern Arizona University student and meet all the requirements determined by NAU (see application process) Sports related major preferred
Working Conditions and Physical Demands		·       Flexible schedule to include weekends, evenings, some holidays and some overtime to meet business needs ·       Available to work 20-25 hours per week Must have housing in the Phoenix metro area for the duration of the internship (Housing will not be provided by Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury) Must be able to lift up to 30 pounds as needed The physical demands are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job.  Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

This is not an all-inclusive document. Additional duties, expectations, demands, etc. may be added or changed to this document on an as-needed basis in order to meet organizational needs.

The Phoenix Suns are an Equal Opportunity Employer

M/F/D/V

APPLICATION PROCESS:

Applicants will first be screened by the School of Communication Screening Committee. The School of Communication Internship Screening Committee will evaluate all interested applicants and select 3-5 finalists that will be considered for an interview with the Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury.

Interested applicants must submit the following by 5 pm Friday, April 4^th to Victoria Pickett. This can be submitted in electronic form to victoria.pickett@nau.edu or hard copy form to the School of Communication, Room 350, attention: Victoria Pickett:

1.     Cover letter of interest addressed to the Screening Committee. This letter must address:

a.     Your interest in the Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury internship

b.     If you plan to pursue a career in the sports industry

c.     Your strengths and why you would be an ideal candidate for this internship experience

2.     Resume

3.     Unofficial transcripts from LOUIE

Students must have completed at least 89 credit hours and have a 3.0 GPA with a minimum of a “C” grade in all classes required for your major. You must have completed the School core (COM 101 and 200), University math and English requirements and the courses from your academic major as outlined below. Students are ineligible for this internship if they are applying in their final semester of Senior year.

ADV 408: ADV 207, 307 and 310 or 311W

PR 408: PR 272, 371 & 372W

The Screening Committee will meet the week of April 7^th to select 3-5 finalists that will move to the interview stage with the Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury.

Internship: Crate & Barrel - Scottsdale, AZ

Fashion Square Store Internship
CRATE & BARREL 308 reviews - Scottsdale, AZ
Full-time, Temporary, Internship

Job Description  If you’re starting your senior year of college/university seeking work experience in the real world, the Crate and Barrel Store Internship program is a fun way to begin your career in retail. Throughout your internship, you’ll be immersed in the hands-on basics of sales, as well as, gain leadership and teamwork experience in customer service, visual merchandising, and operations. And your internship can be more than a great paid opportunity and a fabulous discount. Because we like to promote from within, internships have historically been a great “in” to a Crate and Barrel career. The program is paid, full-time and runs for 10 weeks. INTERNSHIP DESCRIPTION:  Maximize company sales growth and profitability through developing strong experiences in all business areas, including sales,store operations, and merchandising with an emphasis on selling , customer service and teamwork. Support store sales and service goals as communicated by the store management team. Lead by example and support store management in holding self and others accountable for store profitability. Develop and demonstrate company standards in selling, customer service, visual merchandising and teamwork. Develop, share and apply product expertise. Master a complete understanding of and comply with all store processes. Assist the sales manager or sales team lead with ensuring product and displays on sales floor are stocked appropriately and available for customer to purchase. Work closely with sales/stock associates, store designer or visual merchant and management team to maintain the sales area, including merchandise and physical space. Engage in, maintain and support store safety standards and training. Possess a complete understanding of applicable company systems, policies and procedures. Actively engage customers and remain attentive to customer needs. Model and reinforce company customer service standards. Support and model excellent service by exhibiting a positive attitude and enthusiasm toward the job and the company to both internal and external customers in all forms of communication. Gain full understanding of various teams (management, visuals, operations, housewares/furniture sales and customer service) through weekly rotations. Actively participate in store meetings, inventory and training sessions. Promote a strong sense of teamwork by working together effectively, respectfully and efficiently with all associates. Develop and create a business plan as a final project to be scheduled for a presentation. Required Skills Must be entering Senior year of College or University High school diploma/GED or equivalent preferred Customer service or retail experience a plus Ability to work at other store locations Must be available throughout entire internship program Good reading and written language skills (English), good communication skills, basic arithmetic, interpersonal skills, telephone presence data entry skills Ability to move/or lift up to 65lbs; heavier merchandise with team assist Enthusiasm and desire to learn Must be able to work a flexible schedule including one weekend day and one weekday evening The job description and other aspects of the job listed on this job posting should not be construed to contain every function/responsibility that may be required to be performed by an associate in this job. Associates are required to perform other related functions as assigned. Crate and Barrel  » View or apply to job

Internship: Phoenix Art Museum - Phoenix, AZ

The internship program at Phoenix Art Museum provides current undergraduates, graduate students and recent graduates, with opportunities to work on projects directed by Museum staff. Interns are introduced to the broad spectrum of museum work and to Museum staff, departments, programs and operations. Internships are offered in three sessions per year, Spring, Summer and Fall. Summer interns generally work 20 hours per week; schedules may vary slightly to accommodate departmental needs. The summer internship session begins in early June and lasts for eight weeks, for a total of at least 160 work hours. Fall/Spring semester and special-project interns' schedules vary according to the internship position and to accommodate class schedules, but total at least 120 work hours.

Unless otherwise noted ALL internships at Phoenix Art Museum are performed on a volunteer basis. Museum staff members aid in the intern’s pursuit of academic credit, if applicable. All interns receive a one-year membership at Phoenix Art Museum. 

Spring 2017 Internships are now available. Spring Internship opportunities:  

• Archives
• Development (Events & Stewardship)
• Digital Asset Management
• Education - Family Programs
• Events
• Library
• Marketing (Design)
• Marketing (Press)
• Preparator
• Registration
• Volunteer & Visitor Services

View internship descriptions here.

Before you get started, you will need the following materials for your application, all formatted as PDFs:

• a cover letter stating why you are qualified for the internship you're applying for (500 words max)
• a current resume
• 2 letters of recommendation

Transcripts are required and should be mailed to Phoenix Art Museum c/o Internships 1625 N. Central Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85004

Applications are due no later than November 7, 2016

Apply online here.

If you have any questions, please email christian.adame@phxart.org.

Tips

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• Candidates may submit only one application per session.
• Incomplete or late applications are not considered.
• Internship selection is competitive, and is based on academic standing, letters of recommendation, personal statement; and required interview.
• All applicants are notified of the Museum's decision to offer or decline an internship within two weeks of the respective application deadline.
• Questions? Email the Museum's Education Department at christian.adame@phxart.org.

Internship: Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury Summer Intern - Phoenix, AZ

Job Title	Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury Summer Intern
Department	Rotate through different departments
Work/FLSA Status	Part-time/Non-Exempt
Reports To	Marketing Partnerships
Salary	$9.00/hour
Job Purpose	The Northern Arizona University – Phoenix Suns and Mercury Internship is designed to provide experience to one Northern Arizona University student in a professional sports organization. Associates will learn the business of sports first-hand from industry executives in an organization that strives to be the most successful and respected professional sports league in the world.
Primary (Essential) Duties Interns will be assigned to rotate through different departments for approximately 10-12 weeks. This will provide an opportunity to learn about how different departments play a role into the success of the Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury. Rotations typically will be for four weeks but may be extended to meet the needs of the business. Listed below are some of the departments that the intern may rotate into: ·       Marketing Partnerships (Activation & Sales) ·       Phoenix Mercury ·       Marketing ·       Sales ·       Game Operations ·       Public Relations ·       Guest Experience ·       Human Resources
Knowledge, Skills and/or Abilities		Have excellent written and verbal communication skills Proficient in Microsoft Office Dependable and detail-oriented Ability to take initiative, be self-motivated and work independently with limited supervision Must be able to work in a fast-paced environment Strong leadership skills
Experience/Education Requirements		Must be a current Northern Arizona University student and meet all the requirements determined by NAU (see application process) Sports related major preferred
Working Conditions and Physical Demands		·       Flexible schedule to include weekends, evenings, some holidays and some overtime to meet business needs Must have housing in the Phoenix metro area for the duration of the internship (Housing will not be provided by Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury) The physical demands are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job.  Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

This is not an all-inclusive document. Additional duties, expectations, demands, etc. may be added or changed to this document on an as-needed basis in order to meet organizational needs.

The Phoenix Suns are an Equal Opportunity Employer

M/F/D/V

APPLICATION PROCESS:

Applicants will first be screened by the School of Communication Screening Committee. The School of Communication Internship Screening Committee will evaluate all interested applicants and select 3-5 finalists that will be considered for an interview with the Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury.

Interested applicants must submit the following by 5 pm Friday, April 1^st 8th to Rich Lei. This can be submitted in electronic form to Richard.Lei@nau.edu or hard copy form to the School of Communication, Room 301, attention: Rich Lei:

1.     Cover letter of interest addressed to the Screening Committee. This letter must address:

a.     Your interest in the Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury internship

b.     If you plan to pursue a career in the sports industry

c.     Your strengths and why you would be an ideal candidate for this internship experience

2.     Resume

3.     Unofficial transcripts from LOUIE

Students must have completed at least 89 credit hours and have a 2.0 GPA with a minimum of a “C” grade in all classes required for your major. You must have completed the School core (COM 101 and 200), University math and English requirements and the courses from your academic major as outlined below.

ADV 408: ADV 207, 307 and 310 or 311W

PR 408: PR 272, 371 & 372W

The Screening Committee will meet the week of April 4^th to select 3-5 finalists that will move to the interview stage with the Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury.