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Personal Branding and Marketing Yourself
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Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Marketing Internships at the New Bedford Museum of Glass (Fall 2012 and Spring 2013)
Marketing
Internships at the New Bedford Museum of Glass (Fall 2012 and Spring 2013)
The New Bedford Glass Museum has paid internships fall 2012 and spring 2013 and would like to create a pool of applicants and start receiving resumes as soon as possible.
summer. This is the result of a Creative Economy grant that I co-wrote
with Dr. Matt Roy this past spring. Interested students should send
their resumes to: LCoffin@nbmog.org
There is enough funding for 140 hours at $10.00 per hour for each internship. This is a start-up situation in the nonprofit world. You will be helping to establish some critical marketing functions and strategies to help grow the membership base and revenues of this museum.
This will qualify for internship credit which means you will be approved to take the fall or spring internship course which is 100% online. You do not have to earn the credit to participate in this internship but if you land one of these and want to do the course, let me know and I'll make arrangements to get you into the course.
There is enough funding for 140 hours at $10.00 per hour for each internship. This is a start-up situation in the nonprofit world. You will be helping to establish some critical marketing functions and strategies to help grow the membership base and revenues of this museum.
This will qualify for internship credit which means you will be approved to take the fall or spring internship course which is 100% online. You do not have to earn the credit to participate in this internship but if you land one of these and want to do the course, let me know and I'll make arrangements to get you into the course.
Program / Marketing
Internship Opportunities
The New Bedford
Museum of Glass is a 501 (c) 3 organization that opened to the public in
September of 2010. Located in a renovated factory building just minutes
from
downtown New Bedford, the Museum features an outstanding collection of
glass
ranging from contemporary work by the world’s leading studio artists to
vessels
made during classical antiquity, more than 2,500 years ago. Special
attractions
include glassworking tools, demonstration videos and examples of art
glass made
by local factories. The Museum’s research library numbers more than
8,000
catalogued publications. Please visit our website at www.nbmog.org to learn more.
As the Museum works
to establish itself as an outstanding cultural resource for the area, it
invites UMD student interns to create and implement marketing strategies
that
will help to publicize the Museum and its educational programs. Interns
will
work with museum staff, UMD faculty and fellow interns on a broad range
of
marketing projects, including:
*Expansion of internet
exposure through work on the museum website,
Constant Contact communications, and the development of material for
social and
professional networking sites such as Facebook, LinkedIN and Pinterest.
*Development and distribution
of advertising and publicity material for
printed and broadcast media, including newspapers, magazines, collector
literature, television, radio, signage, posters, fliers, rack cards,
etc.
*Planning and
assistance on a variety of fundraising initiatives and outreach
activities
*Development of marketing
opportunities through collaboration with local
and national arts organizations, expansion of corporate and business
partnership programs, implementation of a membership campaign and
promotion of
educational programs designed for school groups and collector
organizations.
UMD student interns
will be introduced to a wide range of activities that support a 501 (c) 3
arts
organization, including operation of a museum store and assistance with
gallery
installation projects and educational programming. They will work in the
front
entrance area to the Museum, adjacent to the museum galleries.
Requisite Skills:
· Strong interest in marketing,
business, education, and/or non-profit administration
· Reliable transportation
·
A laptop computer and excellent computer skills
· Strong verbal and written
communication skills
· Ability to work independently and
follow instructions
· Must be self-motivated and
detail-oriented
Time Commitment:
Approximately 5 to 7
hours @ 2 or 3 days per week, between 10:00 am – 5:00 pm. There is
funding
available for 140 hours per semester via a grant.
Start /End Dates:
Internship opportunities
are available for both fall 2012
and
spring 2013 semesters.
Report to:
Laura A. Coffin
Assistant Director
New Bedford Museum
of Glass
61 Wamsutta St.
New Bedford, MA
02740
508-984-1666
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LCoffin@nbmog.org
Monday, June 18, 2012
Southcoast Hospital Group: Marketing Internships
The Southcoast Hospital Group's marketing department is looking for interns. Students can apply directly online: http://www.southcoast.org/jobs/interns-application.html
Or you can send your resume as an attachment to an email. If you choose that route - send it to Tania Picard at: PicardT@southcoast.org
Comment by Michael P. Griffin, Internship Director. Southcoast is the largest employer in the region and although these internships are initially unpaid, they could lead to paid opportunities or full-time jobs with Southcoast down the road.
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Marketing Internships at the New Bedford Museum of Glass (Summer 2012)
Marketing
Internships at the New Bedford Museum of Glass (Summer 2012)
The New Bedford Glass Museum has three paid internships this summer. This is the result of a Creative Economy grant that I co-wrote with Dr. Matt Roy this past spring. Interested students should send their resumes to: LCoffin@nbmog.org
There is enough funding for 140 hours at $10.00 per hour. This is a start-up situation in the nonprofit world. You will be helping to establish some critical marketing functions and strategies to help grow the membership base and revenues of this museum.
This will qualify for internship credit which means you will be approved to take the summer internship course which is 100% online. I can get you a waiver to enroll late into the class and I can extend due dates on assignments for you (the class started this week). However, the course does carry the normal tuition of a summer course and the student will need to bear that cost. You do not have to earn the credit to participate in this internship but if you land one of these and want to do the course, let me know and I'll make arrangements to get you into the course.
There is enough funding for 140 hours at $10.00 per hour. This is a start-up situation in the nonprofit world. You will be helping to establish some critical marketing functions and strategies to help grow the membership base and revenues of this museum.
This will qualify for internship credit which means you will be approved to take the summer internship course which is 100% online. I can get you a waiver to enroll late into the class and I can extend due dates on assignments for you (the class started this week). However, the course does carry the normal tuition of a summer course and the student will need to bear that cost. You do not have to earn the credit to participate in this internship but if you land one of these and want to do the course, let me know and I'll make arrangements to get you into the course.
Program / Marketing
Internship Opportunities
The New Bedford
Museum of Glass is a 501 (c) 3 organization that opened to the public in
September of 2010. Located in a renovated factory building just minutes from
downtown New Bedford, the Museum features an outstanding collection of glass
ranging from contemporary work by the world’s leading studio artists to vessels
made during classical antiquity, more than 2,500 years ago. Special attractions
include glassworking tools, demonstration videos and examples of art glass made
by local factories. The Museum’s research library numbers more than 8,000
catalogued publications. Please visit our website at www.nbmog.org to learn more.
As the Museum works
to establish itself as an outstanding cultural resource for the area, it
invites UMD student interns to create and implement marketing strategies that
will help to publicize the Museum and its educational programs. Interns will
work with museum staff, UMD faculty and fellow interns on a broad range of
marketing projects, including:
*Expansion of internet exposure through work on the museum website,
Constant Contact communications, and the development of material for social and
professional networking sites such as Facebook, LinkedIN and Pinterest.
*Development and distribution of advertising and publicity material for
printed and broadcast media, including newspapers, magazines, collector
literature, television, radio, signage, posters, fliers, rack cards, etc.
*Planning and
assistance on a variety of fundraising initiatives and outreach activities
*Development of marketing opportunities through collaboration with local
and national arts organizations, expansion of corporate and business
partnership programs, implementation of a membership campaign and promotion of
educational programs designed for school groups and collector organizations.
UMD student interns
will be introduced to a wide range of activities that support a 501 (c) 3 arts
organization, including operation of a museum store and assistance with gallery
installation projects and educational programming. They will work in the front
entrance area to the Museum, adjacent to the museum galleries.
Requisite Skills:
· Strong interest in marketing,
business, education, and/or non-profit administration
· Reliable transportation
·
A laptop computer and excellent computer skills
· Strong verbal and written
communication skills
· Ability to work independently and
follow instructions
· Must be self-motivated and
detail-oriented
Time Commitment:
Approximately 5 to 7
hours @ 2 or 3 days per week, between 10:00 am – 5:00 pm. There is funding
available for 140 hours per semester via a grant.
Start /End Dates:
Internship opportunities
are available immediately for summer 2012, and also for both fall 2012 and
spring 2013 semesters.
Report to:
Laura A. Coffin
Assistant Director
New Bedford Museum
of Glass
61 Wamsutta St.
New Bedford, MA
02740
508-984-1666
LCoffin@nbmog.org
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Citizens Bank Internship Summer 2012
Citizens Bank Summer 2012 Internship
Norwood, MA
Intern
Req. Number: 386927Responsibilities
Assist Citizens Wealth Management organization with re-write of Operations and Phonebank procedure manuals. Work with the business line to gather up to date information. Draft new procedures for review. Edit existing procedures to bring up to date. Create quick guides for the most commonly used procedures. Work with the Operations and Phonebank teams on other projects as required.
Qualifications
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Excellent PC skills, including MS Office. (Basic Knowledge of Excel)
Strong interpersonal skills.
Currently in a degree program in a related field.
Hours and Work Schedule
Hours per Week: 40
Work Schedule: Monday-Friday 8:00AM-5:00PM
Equal Employment Opportunity
It is the policy of CCO Investment Services, Corp. to provide equal employment and advancement opportunities to all colleagues and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, disability, genetic information, pregnancy, veteran or military status, marital or domestic partner status, or any other factor protected by federal, state, and/or local laws.
CLICK HERE TO APPLY
Friday, June 1, 2012
Part-time Summer Accounting Job (Paid)
The UMD Advancement Office & Foundation Office is looking for a student to work part-time this summer from June 1 thru Aug 31st.
The position is for accounting/general office work to assist the
Accountant in the office. The hourly rate is between $10/12 depending
on ability. Should be at least a junior accounting major. The position will require 20-30 hours a week. This looks like a good opportunity for the right student. Interested students should send a resume to David LePage in our Career Development Center. David's email is dlepage1@umassd.edu.
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