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AATE Internship ProgramBenefitsTraining: The intern will gain valuable experience in non-profit management. The intern, with their supervisor, will develop a list of learning goals that they would like to accomplish. Interns are trained and supervised by AATE staff and, when possible, have interaction with board members. Career Support: Interns who complete the program gain a valuable professional reference from a national arts organization with recognized leaders in the field. In addition, staff is available to assess the intern's interview skills and provide feedback on his/her resume. Hands-On Involvement: Interns are an integral part of the AATE staff. Interns will have the opportunity to create new projects, resources, and other materials for the organization. Interns will take part in a weekly staff meeting with other AATE staff members and provide input on the organization’s progress. ResponsibilitiesThe intern is expected to work 20 hours per week for 12 weeks. They will participate in daily office activities, contribute skills and ideas.
How To Apply Completed applications must be received by the following deadlines to Alexis Truitt via email at [email protected]:
Submit the following in one complete package via email:
Please include "Intern Application” in the subject line of your email.
Compensation$350 stipend OR college credit. Stipend will be distributed upon completion of full internship. If you wish to receive credit for your internship, please indicate such in your cover letter. |