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DESCRIPTION: At the International Tennis Hall of Fame explore the dynamics of the retail specialty industry in a supportive, challenging, and fun setting. The retail presence at the International Tennis Hall Fame consists of four stores the Tennis Store on Bellevue Avenue, the Museum Gift Shop at the entrance of the museum, the Pro Shop at the courts, and the web store. Learn different aspects of the retail store environment hands on including suggestive selling, cross selling, and service strategies. Work on product development projects from concepts & development through production & promotion. Business exposures include customer service, store operations, associate development, and visual merchandising. As an intern you will be working closely with management, customers, and associates, to maximize business potential. TIME COMMITMENT: Summer internships will start at the end of spring semester and continue through July. These students are expected to work 30 to 40 hours per week, with the exception of our tournament week July 6-14 - student must be prepared to work straight through every day all day. COMPENSATION: All applicants must come from accredited schools, be applying for a school-approved internship and receiving credit. Students receiving academic credit receive a $20 per day stipend.

The International Tennis Hall of Fame & Museum seeks talented college students searching for a dynamic internship experience in museum/attraction marketing; sport management and marketing; and public relations and community outreach. Interns will have hands on experience in a variety of efforts including, but not limited to, copy writing, photography, organizing promotional events, website management, media relations and on-site experience at a professional sports event. The focus of this internship is in to promote the ITHF via marketing, public relations, advertising, events, community and media relations, with the goal of increasing attendance and support for all departments (Museum, Tournament, Retail, Tennis Club and Membership/Development). Particular emphasis is placed on attracting tennis fans, tourists and area residents to visit the Museum and attend the Hall of Fame Tennis Championships. TIME COMMITMENT: Interns are accepted year-round. The focus of the work and time commitment required will be somewhat dictated by the time of the year. Summer: Beginning mid-May and running through August 20; Must be available daily from June 1 July 16; Must be willing to work nights and evenings; ITHF can be flexible on start and end dates, but requires strong commitment during peak tournament season of June 1 July 16. COMPENSATION: Interns must be receiving college credit to be eligible for this position. Upon proof of enrollment in a college course, interns will be paid a stipend of $20 per day. Should a student have interest in this position, but not be enrolled in a class for college credit, the ITHF would consider making the position available in a volunteer capacity.

The International Tennis Hall of Fame & Museum chronicles the history of the sport through a diverse collection of memorabilia, art, fashion and more from the 12th century through present day. Items on display include trophies and attire belonging to games biggest stars, vintage tennis equipment, video highlights of great matches and tennis wear ranging from Victorian dresses to modern athletic fashions. Since 1955, the International Tennis Hall of Fame has honored 211 of the games greatest champions, innovators, and contributors, including legends such as Rod Laver, Fred Perry, Billie Jean King, John McEnroe, Stefanie Graf, Martina Navratilova and Monica Seles. Set in the Newport Casino, a National Historic Landmark which was designed by the American architectural firm McKim, Mead & White, the buildings that house the International Tennis Hall of Fame & Museum were initially intended as a social club for Newport's rich and famous, and are now considered one of the worlds finest examples of Victorian shingle-style architecture. The Mobile Marketing Street Team hits the streets of Newport & the greater area from late May through August promoting the International Tennis Hall of Fame & Museum and the Hall of Fame Tennis Championships to the general public. The enthusiastic team generates interest in the Hall of Fame museum & tournament by going out on the streets and providing background information to the public about both the museum and tournament, updating the public about future happenings, distributing posters and brochures, engaging visitors through impromptu tennis on the sidewalks, in addition to trivia, giveaways, and more! COMPENSATION: All applicants must come from accredited schools, be applying for a school-approved internship and receiving credit. Students receiving academic credit receive a $20 per day stipend.

Classes to Masses is looking for a qualified intern to join our research and resource consulting team. Our intern consultants interview business owners or decision makers using a pre-determined set of questions to determine specific areas of a business that need tweaking or adjusting. Once interviewed the intern consultant will match businesses with professionals that sell a product or service that may help the business increase sales, reduce costs or both. Consultant interns should be prepared to work on the road 50% of the time and will finish the internship having gained broad experience in direct selling, follow up and business networking.

The National Museum of American Illustration (NMAI), founded in 1998, is the first national museum to be devoted exclusively to American illustration artwork. The NMAI is located on Newport, Rhode Island's historic Bellevue Avenue in the mansion Vernon Court, designed by the noted Gilded Age architecture firm Carrère and Hastings. The museum's collection contains over 2,000 original works by noted American illustrators such as Norman Rockwell, Maxfield Parrish, J. C. Leyendecker, N.C. Wyeth, and others.

An Executive Office intern is sought to aid the Chief Executive Officer in day to day operations of the International Tennis Hall of Fame & Museum. TIME COMMITMENT: Late Spring and Summer interns should expect to work full (eight hour) days at least four days a week. Overtime is occasionally expected during tournament week, but the expected schedule will be reviewed well in advance. COMPENSATION: All applicants must come from accredited schools, be applying for a school-approved internship and receiving credit. Students receiving academic credit receive a $20 per day stipend to cover transportation and meal costs.

The Development Intern will work with the development staff and assist with the execution of daily projects, such as, accurate and prompt recording of gifts, fulfillment of benefits, membership cards and materials, renewals, direct mail program and personal and telephone solicitations pertaining to development events. TIME COMMITMENT: Interns are accepted year-round. The focus of the work and time commitment required will be somewhat dictated by the time of the year. Summer: Beginning mid-May and running through August 20; Must be available daily from June 1 July 15; Must be willing to work nights and evenings; ITHF can be flexible on start and end dates, but requires strong commitment during peak tournament season of June 1 July 15. COMPENSATION: Interns must be receiving college credit to be eligible for this position. Upon proof of enrollment in a college course, interns will be paid a stipend of $20 per day. Should a student have interest in this position, but not be enrolled in a class for college credit, the ITHF would consider making the position available in a volunteer capacity.

Nice opportunity for current english, marketing, journalism, etc students. We are a small and growing company that helps students find off-campus housing. Our solution is cool, smart and poised to change the way students rent apartments. We're selectively seeking talented writers to write 1 or 2 blog articles each month about college life, apartment hunting, apartment life, etc. Send a note with: 1. The school you attend 2. Class year 3. A writing sample

Start up retail business is seeking a Public Relations intern who is excited and energetic to experience marketing on the front line. The intern will have an opportunity to market a unique Fine Wine, Small Batch Spirits and Craft Beer shop. Newly opened, but well recevied in the East Bay community the shop focuses on very high level of customer service, a broad selection in a beautiful atmosphere. This is a special opportunity for an individual who is passasionate about Food, Wine and Entertaining. The speciality shop located in Barrington, R.I. has had successful events. The first ever intern will have the option to draft duties and create the responsibilites for the PR/Event/Marketing Position for the retial shop.

Reports to: Development Team Location: Save The Bay Center, Providence, RI Dates: Summer 2013 This internship is offered year round. Academic year preference given to students who can serve two semesters. Summary of Position: The position will serve as an assistant to the Development Team. The Development Intern will help support the day-to-day functioning of Save The Bays Development Team, assisting in duties related to membership development, donor engagement, events, and community outreach. The Development Intern will join a collaborative team in their active cultivation of supporters of Save The Bay. Primary responsibilities may include: Fulfill acknowledgement mailings Assist in new member outreach opportunities Assist in membership renewal process Assist in event logistics and operations Provide other assistance to the Development Team as needed Compensation/Additional Requirements: Save The Bay Internships are unpaid, but are available for college credit. Save The Bay will work with your university to ensure that all steps are taken to fulfill any credit requirements. Intern must be available until early August 2012. Schedule will vary and will be set with the Development Team. This is a part time internship. All Save The Bay Interns are also required to work at the Save The Bay Swim. You will need to be available on Saturday, July 20 from 7 am to 2 pm. To Apply: Interested students are asked to submit a letter of intent (cover letter), internship application and resume. Please be sure that these items are attached with the application. All items will be considered when choosing candidates to interview. Applications for internships can be submitted to Save The Bay offices by mail to: Save The Bay Attn: Internship Manager 100 Save The Bay Drive Providence, RI 02905 Applications for internships can also be submitted to Save The Bay by email at: shessler@savebay.org Please use the subject Development Internship in your email Applications will be accepted and positions filled on an on-going basis. Once a candidate is selected for the position, they will be notified by telephone and a confirmation letter will be sent by mail. If you are not selected for an internship, Save The Bay encourages you to volunteer with us and apply again in the future.