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Organization description: Asante Africa Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that promotes quality educational access and leadership development for children in East Africa (Kenya and Tanzania). Asante Africa Foundation believes in the power of knowledge as a catalyst to help young people create a future where they live their dreams. We achieve this vision through partnering with local families, educators and community members to create safe and healthy learning environments, strengthen teacher quality, enhance learning in the classrooms, provide merit-based scholarships, and leadership development. To learn more about Asante Africa Foundation please visit www.asanteafrica.org Position description: Asante Africa Foundation is seeking an experienced and creative Graphic Design Intern to be a part of our marketing and communications team. Possible projects you might be working on: creating graphics for the website, social media, annual report; designing fundraising materials, brochures, invitations etc. You should be able to work well under pressure and within tight deadlines. The hours are flexible and you can work remotely. Time commitment is approximately 10 hours per week. This is un-paid part-time internship position with an expectation of 10 hours per week, for six to nine months. This internship is in accordance with the rules and regulations of the Asante Africa Foundation Internship Agreement. Interns are not financially compensated but you will receive the benefits of a staff member having deliverables, performance reviews and training that will strengthen your resume significantly.

Fifty Seven Degrees is a wine emporium that consists of a wine bar, deli, wine retail store, event venue, art gallery and wine storage facility. We are located off of Interstate 5 at the Washington Street Exit. We are looking to train a student or person looking to enter the event industry as an event coordinator. This internship is an unpaid position. For students, you will receive academic credit for the internship. Hours are flexible and can be discussed. Intern must be 21 years of age or older.

This position involves leading custom web development throughout the entire project life cycle. You will experience the freedom of building custom web sites using your own leadership and programming skills. Our web developers are capable of full cycle project leadership including application architecture, design input, site layout/user interface, and database design/programming. The right individual for this role will be a motivated and energetic developer who takes initiative, enjoys finding solutions to a varying number of challenges, is detail-oriented, and takes extreme pride in their work. If you thrive by working side by side with one of the most experienced and professional teams in the industry while leading your solutions to successful completion, consider this opportunity as the next level in your professional development.

Please contact us for more information. Incentives * Hands on experience - great portfolio builder * Chance to stick around after we launch * Ground floor membership in a promising, first of its kind, start-up company * The opportunity to work creatively with another professional in the field * Work from home * Flexible hours - you can work with us, and still find another paying summer job

LeaseSource Financial Services, Inc. is a Charlotte based leader in locating capital for small, medium and large sized businesses nationwide. Our primary customer base includes manufacturers, distributors and retail establishments within many categories such as medical, construction, industrial products, grocery, restaurants and many service industries. An internship with LeaseSource will provide you the student with exposure to many facets of business and marketing including finance, operations, accounting, and distribution. One internship also available to work on the team to redesign the company website and update social media interaction as it relates to the new age of mobility. Internship availability May 1 - August 15. Immediate or summer. Possible fall internships, please inquire.

Pacific Science Centers Portal to the Public department has an exciting internship opportunity for an experienced and creative student. The intern will help maintain the Science Centers existing Portal to the Public website and participate in the expansion of the website that will add more interactive components to better connect the network of Portal to the Public sites across the country. At the internships conclusion, the intern will have gained marketable web skills and expanded their professional portfolio. Portal to the Public Network (PoPNet) is a project to help other museums and science centers develop partnerships and programs with scientists in their community. All members of the network run professional development for scientists and host public programs featuring scientists. With funding from an IMLS and an NSF grant, we are creating a network of institutions that collaborate and share resources with each other. By 2015, over 40 institutions will have created programs that bring scientists together with public audiences in informal face-to-face conversations. For more information, including a list of all sites and resources used in this project, please visit the Portal to the Public website here http://popnet.pacificsciencecenter.org/ Reports to: Portal to the Public Program Specialist Position Start Date: June 2013 or sooner Position End Date: Six-month commitment, though ideal candidates will be open to extending internship Time Commitment: Flexible, ideally 8 hours a week or more with the opportunity to work remotely Learning Opportunities Develop professional experience interfacing with a large hosting company Gain familiarity/deepen understanding of open-source content management systems Create and try out web functions to increase usability for a national networks website Strengthen communication skills through interactions with Pacific Science Center staff Demonstrate leadership skills while working in a team environment Gain insight into the inner-workings of a busy department with a demanding work-load TO APPLY: Email a cover letter and resume to volunteers@pacsci.org with the title Portal to the Public Web Design/Development Internship.

This position is for applicants with a great sense of style who have an appreciation of clothing design and the ever changing world of fashion. If you are aspiring to become clothing designer, even better! This position is also geared toward individuals who have an interest in Fashion and Creative Services. The Wardrobe Stylist Intern will be shadowing the in house Wardrobe Stylist and Leomary Rodriguez. For more information click here: http://www.directedbyleo.com/#!internships/cnh8

Bluarch architecture + interiors + lighting is a practice dedicated to design innovation and technical excellence providing complete services in architecture, interior design, lighting design, and branding design. The idea is to create unique and artistic designs that influence society extensively and bring new inspiration to the architecture and interior design field.

WETA Public Television and Classical 90.9 FM provides internship opportunities designed to help expand students' knowledge and experience in public media and compliment their studies. BrainLine.org is a national multimedia web project offering information and resources about preventing, treating, and living with Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). BrainLine includes an ambitious website, original video, an electronic newsletter, an extensive outreach campaign, and a significant social media presence. This is an unpaid internship with a small travel stipend available. For more information about our internship program and to apply, visit our website: http://www.weta.org/about/careers/internships.

Do you like making copies and fetching coffee? If so, this is NOT the internship for you! Living Vicky addresses the intangible resource gap facing young women entering the work force, through a non-profit that provides online and in-person curriculum and mentoring. These young US women, aged 18-20, will develop valuable critical thinking skills that will become tools in dealing with real life. To incentivize participation, travel will be used as both a teaching tool and a reward. The Vicky in Living Vicky stands for the positive aspects of the Millennial Generation (GenY), which we will build upon: Vision Integrity Curiosity Knowledge, and Youthful energy Living Vicky is developing curriculum for a pilot program in the fall, which will focus on topics like Money Management, Appreciating Cultural Diversity and the Art of Conversation. These courses will be delivered via traditional methods along with innovative online applications and social media. Work hours are flexible and will take place in Arlington, VA and remotely.