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Take Advantage Of These Senior Administration Internship Opportunities

Are you an undergraduate student interested in an internship with a Shenandoah University senior administrator for Spring 2025? SU has the opportunity to help prepare students who may be interested in careers in finance, communications, student affairs, legal/general counsel, business management, university administration, fundraising/philanthropy, academics, university staffing, and athletics coaching or administration. 

Through these internships, students can explore a possible career pathway, build their work history/experience and potentially secure a professional reference for future employment. Each internship will be for five to 10 hours per week during the Spring 2025 semester, and the schedule will be determined by matching the student with the senior administrator’s availability. The detailed responsibilities will be outlined later with the corresponding supervisor.

Interested students should complete this Google Form and must submit a resume and the name/title/contact information of one professional or personal reference by emailing the appropriate materials to career@su.edu. Applications are due by 5 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 21.

Information about each of the internships available is included on the Google Form. Questions? Contact Career and Professional Development at career@su.edu.

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