The Lillian Lodge Kopenhaver Center for the Advancement of Women in Communication is seeking (1) Part-Time Digital Media | Graphic Design Intern to join our team and assist in producing, creating, and editing video content and scheduling social media campaigns on our various social media channels, such as Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram.
Duties to include:
Edit video content for the Kopenhaver Center
Create and Design graphics
Create social media content for the Kopenhaver Center
Monitor the LLK Center’s social media accounts and post content, coordinating and scheduling social media posts in collaboration with the supervisor.
Assist in identifying opportunities, drafting copy, using appropriate related images, taking photos/video, etc.
Stay current with new social media platforms, templates, and best practices related to the University.
Develop relationships with Panther Now (FIU Student Media) to cross-promote the Center’s activities/events
When requested, assist in setting up and distributing promotional materials (flyers, posters, easels, etc.) around campus.
Provide suggestions to management for improving customer experience on social platforms and internal processes.
Digital Media Intern Qualifications / Required Skills:
Video editing a MUST
Knowledge of Adobe Creative Cloud, Photoshop, Illustrator, Canva
Knowledge of FIU marketing and branding protocols
Social media marketing
Online engagement
Job Category
Student Intern
Work Schedule
10 to 20 hours a week. Days and Hours are flexible.
If interested, email your resume to:
Carla Zensen
Program Coordinator
Kopenhaver Center for the Advancement of Women in Communication
College of Communication, Architecture + The Arts
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The Wolfsonian–FIU is offering exciting internship opportunities in our Library, Registration, Interpretation, Exhibitions+ Curatorial, and Digital Experiences departments. Projects may involve a wide range of tasks, from cataloging and preserving historical artifacts to conducting research and writing content for engaging online and gallery audiences, as well as organizing special programs and events. In addition to gaining valuable hands-on museum experience, Wolfsonian internships offer workshops, networking events, and roundtable discussions to enhance your professional skills. Work 12-15 hours a week at a $20/hour pay rate. For detailed position descriptions and instructions, visit our website or refer to the flyer below.
The deadline to apply is October 21.
Susana Perez | Museum Educator
The Wolfsonian–FIU
1001 Washington Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139
305.535.2624 | wolfsonian.org
The Wolfsonian–FIU
1001 Washington Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139
305.535.2624 | wolfsonian.org
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An FIU position in graphic design is currently available. Below is a summary of its requirements. For further details and to apply, go to FIU's career website: https://hr.fiu.edu/careers/
Job Opening ID# 532980
Location: Modesto A. Maidique Campus
Full-time Position
Minimum Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in an appropriate area of specialization and two (2) years of appropriate experience. Must be proficient in Adobe Create Suite and requires a good working knowledge of Microsoft Office.
Desired Qualifications
Previous graphic design experience.
Advanced knowledge of the Adobe Creative Suite with particular attention to Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects, and InDesign.
Minimal photography experience is a plus.
Job Category
Administrative
Advertised Salary
$45,000-$47,500
Work Schedule
Begin time: 8:30 AM
End time: 5:00 PM
Location: MMC
Pre-Employment Requirements
Criminal Background Check
Other Information
Ability to work flexible hours as needed.
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Florida Grand Opera is looking for two arts administration interns, starting immediately. The first is a PR position with content creation capabilities (graphic design and social media coverage), and the second is a development assistant who would work directly with our new CEO, Maria Todaro. Job hours are flexible, and remote work is available. See the job descriptions attached for even more information. Job Title: Assistant to the General Director - Opera & Arts Administration Internship
Type: Internship
Duration: immediately
Job Description:
We are seeking a passionate and dedicated individual to serve as an Assistant to the General Director with a focus on opera and an Arts Administration Intern. This unique internship opportunity offers a comprehensive experience in the world of arts administration and production, particularly
Arts Administration Intern:
General Festival Administration: Support various festival administrative tasks, including assisting with budget management, contract administration, and vendor coordination.
Marketing and Promotion: Assist in marketing activities, including the creation of promotional materials, social media content, and audience outreach.
Development and Fundraising: Participate in fundraising efforts, grant writing, and donor relations to help secure resources for the festival.
Ticketing and Box Office: Contribute to the ticketing process, help with box office management, and provide customer support.
Logistics and Event Management: Support logistics planning for festival events and assist in on-site event management during the festival period.
Qualifications:
Currently enrolled in or a recent graduate of a relevant undergraduate or graduate program (e.g., Arts Management, Theater, Music, Business, etc.).
Strong passion for and understanding of opera or at least, the performing arts.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Organized and detail-oriented, with the ability to multitask and meet deadlines.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and ability to learn new software quickly.
Creative problem-solving skills and adaptability to a dynamic work environment.
Availability to work irregular hours, including evenings and weekends, during the festival period.
Benefits:
Comprehensive hands-on experience in arts administration, festival management, and opera production.
Opportunities to network with industry professionals and artists.
Exposure to the inner workings of a prestigious performing arts festival.
Mentoring and guidance from seasoned arts professionals.
Access to complimentary tickets to our productions.
Potential for academic credit.
Potential creation of a permanent position
Application Process:
Interested candidates should submit the following to Todarte2@gmail.com
Resume and cover letter detailing your interest in the position and relevant experience.
A list of references or recommendation letters (if available).
Any portfolio or work samples, if applicable.
Maria Todaro
General director.
We are committed to promoting diversity and inclusion in all areas of our festival, and we encourage individuals from all backgrounds to apply. We look forward to welcoming a dedicated and enthusiastic intern to our team to help us create a memorable and successful festival experience for our audience and artists.
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The MET Summer Internships for Undergraduate and Graduate Students. The Met offers paid opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students, as well as recent graduates, to explore museum careers and gain professional experience during the summer. The Met strongly encourages applications from students who are members of groups underrepresented in careers related to museums and the visual arts.
The Museum Seminar (MuSe) Internship Program
Long-term nine-month and twelve-month internships are also available. These long-term interns fully participate in the MuSe program during the summer.
MuSe Components:
* Departmental Placement:
Interns are assigned to one of The Met’s over 40 departments, supervised by full-time staff. Placements align with diverse academic backgrounds, from communications and art history to science and design. Opportunities include curatorial work, education, development, and scientific research.
Interns are assigned to one of The Met’s over 40 departments, supervised by full-time staff. Placements align with diverse academic backgrounds, from communications and art history to science and design. Opportunities include curatorial work, education, development, and scientific research.
* The Met Cloisters:
A select group of interns works at The Met Cloisters, focusing on art interpretation, educational programming, and visitor engagement related to medieval art. No prior background in medieval art is required, though interest is beneficial. Cloisters interns also engage in Met-wide activities and seminars.
A select group of interns works at The Met Cloisters, focusing on art interpretation, educational programming, and visitor engagement related to medieval art. No prior background in medieval art is required, though interest is beneficial. Cloisters interns also engage in Met-wide activities and seminars.
* The Museum Seminar (MuSe) Series:
Weekly seminars introduce interns to the various roles within the Museum, highlighting collaboration and operations across departments. This fosters a sense of community among Met staff, fellows, and interns.
Weekly seminars introduce interns to the various roles within the Museum, highlighting collaboration and operations across departments. This fosters a sense of community among Met staff, fellows, and interns.
* Public Engagement:
Interns undergo intensive training in museum teaching and public speaking, learning to create engaging, accessible programs for visitors. They design and lead tours or programs based on their interests, offering unique perspectives on The Met’s collection.
Interns undergo intensive training in museum teaching and public speaking, learning to create engaging, accessible programs for visitors. They design and lead tours or programs based on their interests, offering unique perspectives on The Met’s collection.
Dates, Compensation, and Commitment
June 2–August 8, 2025
Full time: five days, thirty-five hours per week
Compensation: $24 per hour, plus $1,500 toward housing/travel to New York City (less applicable taxes and deductions)
Full time: five days, thirty-five hours per week
Compensation: $24 per hour, plus $1,500 toward housing/travel to New York City (less applicable taxes and deductions)
Met interns commit to being fully present and onsite for the duration of the internship. They are not permitted to take courses or hold additional jobs or internships that coincide with their scheduled Met internship work hours.
Eligibility
Open to:
Current undergraduate sophomores, juniors, and seniors
Current graduate students
Those who have recently graduated from an undergraduate or master’s-level graduate program within twelve months of the application deadline
PhD students who have not yet achieved candidacy
If you are unsure about your eligibility, contact us at collegeprograms@metmuseum.org.Requirements
All interns are employed by The Met and must have valid U.S. work authorization. If you are not a U.S. citizen nor a permanent resident with authorization to live and work in the U.S., please see “International Applicants” section.
Part-time Summer Internship
We are able to offer a very limited number of part-time summer internships (14 hours/week). If you are interested in a part-time opportunity, please indicate this by checking the appropriate box on your application
Program Information
These internships are more flexible than MuSe internships in terms of scheduling and are ideal for students who are taking summer classes. Interns may be placed in any Museum department, depending on their interests, skills, and Museum staff resources. Learn about all the possible internship placement areas at The Met. Part-time interns are invited to participate in the Friday seminars described above as part of their internship hours.
Dates and Compensation
June 2–August 8, 2025
Part time: flexible schedule, fourteen hours per week
Compensation: $24 per hour (less applicable taxes and deductions)
Eligibility
Open to:
Current undergraduate sophomores, juniors, and seniors
Current graduate students at the master’s level
Those who have recently graduated from an undergraduate or master’s-level graduate program within twelve months of the application deadline
PhD students who have not yet achieved candidacy
If you are unsure about your eligibility, contact us at collegeprograms@metmuseum.org.
Current graduate students at the master’s level
Those who have recently graduated from an undergraduate or master’s-level graduate program within twelve months of the application deadline
PhD students who have not yet achieved candidacy
If you are unsure about your eligibility, contact us at collegeprograms@metmuseum.org.
How to Apply
Apply using the online application.
Application deadline: January 15, 2025, 5 pm (ET)
Notification: by the end of April 2025
Application deadline: January 15, 2025, 5 pm (ET)
Notification: by the end of April 2025
The application requires:
Short essay responses
An unofficial transcript
A résumé describing any work or extracurricular experiences
For Design Department candidates, a PDF portfolio or link to an online portfolio
Two letters of recommendation, one of which must be from a professor or instructor who knows you in an academic context
Requirements
All interns are employed by The Met and must have valid U.S. work authorization. If you are not a U.S. citizen nor a permanent resident with authorization to live and work in the U.S., please see “International Applicants” section.
For more information about Interviews and the Review and Evaluation Process please check the website posting
https://www.metmuseum.org/about-the-met/internships/undergraduate-and-graduate-students/summer
