Univision is seeking fluent Spanish-speaking interns!
Requirements: must speak fluent Spanish and be majoring in Communications, journalism or related fields.
If interested, contact Mauricio Rich Taraschi, TV Producer for Univision (entravision) at mtaraschi@entravision.com .
Mauricio Rich Taraschi
TV Producer
2610 W Hillsborough Ave
Tampa, FL 33614
Marketing/Social Media Internship
This internship provides a practical and meaningful experience by working closely with professionals in the Development and Marketing Department of a well-respected area non-profit agency. Students will have the ability to directly utilize their skills to help increase and enhance the organization’s awareness. They will routinely assist with special projects that will expose them to the full-range of programs and services offered by the Crisis Center.
Responsibilities Include:
Interested candidates should submit a resume and writing samples to Ken Gibson at the Crisis Center of Tampa Bay (kgibson@crisiscenter.com / 813-969-4989)
Graphic Design Internship
This internship provides a practical and meaningful internship experience by working closely with professionals in the Development and Marketing Departments of a well-respected area non-profit agency. Students will have the ability to directly utilize their skills to help increase and enhance the organization’s awareness. They will routinely work on projects that will expose them to the full-range of programs and services offered by the Crisis Center of Tampa Bay.
Duties Include
*Concept and create internal marketing pieces including posters and signage
*Concept and create brochures, one-sheets, and other collateral materials
*Develop advertising and social media graphics to help increase awareness of the Crisis Center in the community
*Assist with design projects such as invitations or special event materials
*Assist with design-related projects for the Crisis Center’s website
*Knowledge of video production a plus, but not necessary
Interested candidates are encouraged to send a resume and work samples to the Crisis Center of Tampa Bay’s Senior Director of Marketing & PR, Ken Gibson atkgibson@crisiscenter.com
USF Athletics is looking for driven interns looking to get their start in the sports public relations and communications industry. An internship with us is one of the best ways to learn how to write, create content, and produce communications content for live events and sports in the college athletics industry.
The experience you’ll get from your time with us will set you up to be ahead in any communications courses you may take and more importantly, give you the skills you need to succeed upon graduation.
Here’s a brief FAQ on our department!
What is Athletic Communications?
We are the communications team of USF Athletics located in the Lee Roy Selmon Athletic Center. This includes writing press releases, creating social media content, creating statistical documents and historical information to produce the best content and information for media and fans.
What do you do?
What software do you use to produce media materials?
All of our content is made using the Adobe suite installed on different workstations in our office. Students will get experience working in Photoshop, InDesign, and Microsoft software.
What do I do on game days?
Media relations! A lot goes into managing a game day, especially at Raymond James Stadium. Student interns will help manage media requests, media access and credentials, press conferences, statistical information, social media opportunities, and more. These duties vary from sport to sport, but communications experience will be gained at every sporting event, and different tasks can be assigned based on skills and experience.
What do I do in the office?
While game days are exciting, there’s a lot of work that can still be done outside of the arenas. This is where we brainstorm, write press releases, create content, manage GoUSFBulls.com, archive stats, research records, track athlete’s progress towards records or big numbers, and put the pieces together to tell the story of our teams.
I don’t know how to write or design, can I still become an intern?
YES. Learning is what an internship is about, right? We’ll teach you the fundamentals of writing and designing and with enough repetition, you’ll become a veteran.
What would my workload be as an intern?
We work with your class and work schedule to be flexible and ensure you’re not overloaded with events but enough to see you on a regular basis. The most important thing to know is there are plenty of weekend games over the course of a semester, and plenty of office hours where you can learn and improve your skills. Sports is a ton of fun to work but it’s not a 9 to 5 job! While we can be very flexible with scheduling, reliability and dependability are things we really value, so we can plan knowing you’ll be somewhere when scheduled.
Can I do social media for USF Athletics?
We evaluate intern’s aptitude for social media, knowledge of sports and successful social media strategies, trust level and understanding of USF Athletics values, and with supervision, you can assist with social media for sports. With time, you may manage your own sports and accounts.
I love sports stats, is this the right internship for me?
Yes! If you love to track numbers and chase records, you’ll fit right in here.
I hate sports stats, is this the right internship for me?
Yes! There are plenty of facets to this job that don’t include evaluating numbers, such as social media, press releases, hosting media, administrative duties, and more.
Do I need to know about sports?
No, but it’s encouraged that you come in with some knowledge if possible.
Can I do this for credit?
Yes, we accept 1, 2, or 3-credit internships with mandatory hours depending on how many credits you choose. If you’re in the Zimmerman school, speak to Wendy Whitt for more information about the deadline to submit a form for credit. If you’re in another college, talk with your faculty advisor or academic advisor for more information about enrolling in class credit.
We’re happy to provide a professional environment for learning and hands on opportunities to get real experience and work within your class schedule to get the hours you need for class credit.
Darn, I’m reading this after the start of a semester and can’t do it for credit. Am I out of luck?
No! We accept volunteers at any point in the semester and encourage you to drop by to get your feet wet. We also offer some work study positions, and for qualified candidates, we hire paid positions in the spring semester.
Can I do this for only one semester?
No, we highly encourage you to return semester over semester, either as a volunteer or for credit. It helps build a rapport between you and our team, we trust you with our gear, assign you bigger projects and above all, you get much better at the craft. We also hire paid positions in the spring semesters, with opportunities to run your own sporting events, work with your own team and coaches and manage social media accounts. Interning with us is a great way to prepare for this opportunity.
OK, this FAQ was decent but I have some follow up questions. Whom do I contact?
Reach out to Lorie Garnett at loriegarnett@usf.edu and she’ll answer as many questions as you have, and get you started to join our team.
Evolve & Co is a team of brand, reputation, research and digital strategists who drive award-winning creative communication strategies. Our enthusiasm defines us. It is the determining factor in who we partner with, clients and vendors alike. We are a firm that genuinely loves, values, and identifies with our clients’ products and services and it is our mission is to create meaningful campaigns that draw on experience and deep relationships.
Here is some of our work: http://www.evolveandco.com/our-work/
Send resume and cover letter to Lisa Williams: Lisa@evolveandco.com
Video and Design Internship
The American Heart Association’s Southeast Creative and Digital Strategies Director is seeking an intern for the Fall 2019 semester. This internship is a great learning experience for students looking for employment in digital strategies, video production and design.
About the American Heart Association
Founded in 1924, the American Heart Association is the nation’s oldest and largest voluntary health organization with a mission to be a relentless force for a world of longer, healthier lives. To help prevent, treat and defeat these diseases, we fund cutting-edge research, conduct lifesaving public and professional educational programs, and advocate to protect public health.
Description of primary duties
Qualifications
Please email resumes or letters of interest to Kelley Riedy, Director of Communications and Marketing, at Kelley.Riedy@heart.org.
Communications and Public Relations Internship
The American Heart Association’s Tampa Bay Communications and Marketing Director is seeking an intern for the Fall 2019 semester. This internship is a great learning experience for students looking for employment in public relations, marketing or community relations.
About the American Heart Association
Founded in 1924, the American Heart Association is the nation’s oldest and largest voluntary health organization with a mission to be a relentless force for a world of longer, healthier lives. To help prevent, treat and defeat these diseases, we fund cutting-edge research, conduct lifesaving public and professional educational programs, and advocate to protect public health.
Description of primary duties
Qualifications
Please email resumes or letters of interest to Kelley Riedy, Director of Communications and Marketing, at Kelley.Riedy@heart.org.
