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April 11, 2025

JMC Connect: Internships & Job Opportunities (April 11)

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Michigan Senate Internships 
The Michigan Senate is now accepting applications for its paid Summer 2025 Internship Program, focused on promoting diversity and equity. Interns must be 18+, in good academic standing, able to work 10–20 hours/week in Lansing and pass a background check. Learn more and apply via Senate Internship Interest Form

Guyer Public Policy Internship Award 
Secured a Summer 2025 internship in public policy? Undergraduate students of any major are eligible to receive scholarships in the Guyer Public Policy Internship Program. Students must arrange to be employed in a public policy-related internship and enroll for MSU internship credit. Scholarships of at least $1,000 will be applicable towards students' tuition. Students receiving the scholarship are expected to participate in Guyer program activities, including the mandatory orientation session on May 5 at 5:30 p.m. via Zoom. Apply by April 11. Apply via Guyer Award Application Form

Washington Diplomatic Academy Summer Scholarship 
The Washington International Diplomatic Academy is offering a summer scholarship opportunity for students interested in international diplomacy. The 2025 Summer Diplomatic Academy, running from July 8-30, provides practical training with career diplomats, covering essential skills for careers in embassies, consulates, government agencies and NGOs. Scholarships of $1,000 are available for select universities, and students can apply by referencing Prof. Linda Racioppi’s name on the application form. Apply by April 15. Apply and learn more via Diplomatic Academy Website

City of East Lansing: Community Engagement Internship 
The East Lansing Downtown development authority is offering a paid summer internship $15/hour from May 5–Aug. 29, 2025. Interns will support community events, placemaking, and public engagement, with required availability Thursday evenings and occasional weekends. Applicants must have a high school diploma and strong communication skills. Apply by April 21. To apply, send a resume, cover letter, and application to Matt Apostle at mapostle@cityofeastlansing.com  

City of East Lansing: Marketing and Advertising Internship 
The East Lansing Downtown Management Board (DMB) is offering a paid internship of $15/hour in marketing, communications, event planning and placemaking. Interns will support social media, branding and downtown events. The role averages 20 hours/week in summer and 12 during the school year, with required Thursday evening shifts (May 8 to Aug. 7, except June 19) and occasional weekends. Applicants must have a high school diploma and strong communication skills. Apply by April 21. Apply by sending a resume, cover letter and application to mapostle@cityofeastlansing.com 

Teach For America
Fall 2025 Ignite Fellowship: Ignite fellows lead a small group of virtual learning with the support of a veteran educator. This is a part-time fellowship as a tutor in elementary reading, middle school math, and high school college and career readiness. Individuals are expected to work 3-5 hours per week and receive up to $1,2000 for each term. Apply by April 30. 

DREAM Project Fellowship 
Ready to make a lasting impact while developing valuable professional skills? The DREAM Fellowship Program offers a unique opportunity to work in the Dominican Republic, empowering students and shaping communities. As a Fellow, you’ll engage in teaching, program development, and leadership while gaining hands-on experience in the non-profit sector. This year-long program provides an enriching way to grow both personally and professionally. The fellow term is set to start Aug. 11, 2025, through Aug. 7, 2026. Apply by June 15. Learn more and apply via DREAM Project Website 

Allen Neighborhood Center: Fellowships 
ANC is a place-based non-profit organization that serves as a hub for neighborhood revitalization and activities that promote the health and well-being of Lansing’s Eastside community. ANC is currently seeking students to fill their Fall 2025 paid fellowship positions. Each position will be 15 hours a week with a salary of $12.48/hour if the student qualifies for work study. Students who do not qualify for work study will receive a $650 stipend. Applications due July 13.  

  • Community Farming Fellow: Great for students interested in learning about a natural, sustainable and local farm located in the heart of East Lansing. 

  • Community Engagement and Advocacy Fellow: Great for students interested in community outreach. Hosting events, assisting neighbors with things they need and running fun programs. 

  • Event Coordination Fellow: Fellows will assist Kitchen Managers with booking, invoicing, coordinating and executing events.  

  • Veggie Box Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Fellow: Fellows will assist in the development and production of Veggie Box (a subscription of local foods), manage relationships with local farmers and more. 

  • Food Pantry and Farmers Market Fellowship: A fit for those interested in food pantry and farmer market management, marketing, and communications. Fellows will engage with the community, grow participation via social media, and more.  

  • Youth Programs Fellowship: Great for students who enjoy working with the youth. Fellows will assist with the running and development of Youth Programs, consisting of educating them on gardening, nutrition, and life-skills.  

MDARD Internship Marketing Internships Opportunity
This Lansing-based paid internship with the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development will run May 12-Aug. 29, 2025 (option for hybrid work). Interns will:

  • Provide assistance in organizing and planning international marketing activities to promote Michigan agricultural products to the world.

  • Contact Michigan food and agriculture exporters to ensure company information is accurate and complete for the International Marketing Program’s database.

  • Contact Michigan companies to recruit them for various international marketing activities.

  • Author content to promote activities and programs offered by the International Marketing Program and Food Export Association of the Midwest through social media and e-newsletters.

  • Write success stories on Michigan companies that have participated in programs and services offered by Food Export Association of the Midwest.

    Send cover letter, resume and a copy of your official college transcripts with the subject line: International Marketing Internship Applicant, to Elissa Mutschler (mutschlere@michigan.gov) or apply on Handshake.

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