Internship for Women's Studies
*Internship for Women’s Studies *
30th Anniversary Events
The West Virginia University Center for Women’s Studies is advertising a position for an intern who will help plan and coordinate activities for the 30th anniversary of the Center during the 2009/2010 academic year. This person should be currently enrolled as a WVU student with a background in women’s studies and/or a commitment to social justice issues. The position is part-time (10-15 hours per week depending on need and availability) with a pay rate of $10 per hour. The internship will start during the fall 2009 semester. The person should have the ability to perform the following tasks:
1) Develop and communicate information about the events and activities associated with the anniversary
through the WMST website
a. Develop a blog and Facebook page to communicate with WMST constituents
b. Organize and post images and documents associated with the Center’s history
Update calendar and communication with university members
2) Assist in research about the history of the Center through communication with current and past members
(faculty, directors, alumni, WV Alliance, etc.)
a. Develop archival materials for presentations and display
3) Develop brochures, announcements, and other publicity for events and activities
a. Utilize graphic design skills
b. Work with news and information office to advertise events
Possess strong writing and speaking skills with and for diverse populations
4) Organize travel and other logistics for speakers, visitors, and participants in the scheduled activities
a. Arrange flights, hotels, and meals for visitors
b. Schedule activities on campus
Able to work independently and cooperatively
Please send a letter of application outlining your qualifications for this internship, a WVU transcript, and two letters of reference to:
Dr. Ann Oberhauser, DirectorCenter for Women’s Studies
PO Box 6450
West Virginia University
Morgantown, WV 26506
http://wmst.wvu.edu
Ann.oberhauser@mail.wvu.edu
- (304)293-2339
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