Internships at A Bryan Photo (photography/graphic design/business)

I've known Bryan a long time, all the way back to when he first started making photographs in college with a Holga. Since then he's become one of the best photographers in the southeast. I'm hoping to get him in a Skype chat with our ART 370 analog/film photography course. Film is Bryan's forté and method of choice for making the most exquisite portraits and wedding/event/fashion photographs. Check out his site for yourself HERE, or check out the opportunity to be an intern at his studio in Birmingham. See details below…

We are pleased to announce again the A Bryan Photo Internships for this fall & early next year!
The program allows us to teach the intricacies of our craft, while imparting the principles needed to run a successful small business. We think you will enjoy working with your hands while learning the analog medium.

We practice a Results Only Work Environment (ROWE) which promotes a more relaxing, enjoyable, and strangely more productive atmosphere. You won’t be asked to fill a certain amount of hours or perform mindless tasks. Your role will be integral to our daily workflow and will help us in the presentation and styling of our imagery.

The A Bryan Photo Internship has proven to be mutually beneficial for both parties and we are honored to consider you for the position.

Details:
Fall Submission Deadline : August 26th
Fall Internship Duration : September 9th – December 20th
Spring Submission Deadline : January 18th
Spring Internship Duration : February 3rd – May 16th
Summer Submission Deadline : May 23rd
Summer Internship Duration : June 2nd – August 22nd

Read the PDF attached below and contact us at info@abryanphoto.com if interested.
Click to view or right click to save the Informational PDF.

Please Keep in Mind:
This is not specifically a photography internship. One may learn about our craft through working with our team but should not expect to be taught or practice photography.

Original posting/content found HERE.

Opportunity: Web Intern

Web Design Intern—contact Ann Priede apriede@photizogroup.com

The Web Design Intern has a wide range of responsibilities related to the ongoing design and operation of Photizo’s web sites, including the corporate site, io360 site, services portal, and various conference sites. The Web Design Intern will report to the Design and Production Coordinator.

Objectives

·       Maintain operation of Photizo web sites to the highest level of performance, user experience, and accuracy, within the current web site framework

·       Manage the ongoing tasks related to optimizing web site performance, user experience, and accuracy

Opportunity: Off Campus Internship

Unpaid internship - great opportunity with academic credit available. 

For information on the position, read below and then email woodforddirector@gmail.com

If interested in academic credit, consult with Dept. Chair, Dr Decker jdecker1@georgetowncollege.edu 

SOCIAL MEDIA/PUBLIC RELATIONS INTERN
Woodford County Chamber of Commerce

What's your GC story?

Many times students come to college determined to major in X. Four years later they earn their degree in Y. Along the way, they take an array of classes that perhaps may have never interested them before coming to a liberal arts institution. Students often learn outside the classroom as well, through study abroad, volunteering, and internship. Such educational and professional discernment is something particular to liberal arts institutions—including Georgetown College. 

Five recent alumni, pictured below, have shared their stories with us. And, we're sharing them with you.  Click here to read these alumni stories. 

What's your GC story? How has your liberal arts education served you? What are you doing now? 

How would you put YOUR story in words? My journey as at Georgetown College began in...I came to Georgetown to study... After one semester of ...., I decided to look into other courses and possible professions. 

Want to share your story? Email Earl Grey, Art Department Chair: jdecker1@georgetowncollege.edu 

Mary Margaret, class of 2006

Miles, class of 2007,  the Kentucky Speedway for the
Quaker State 400 NASCAR race, June 28, 2013

Karyn, class of 2008

Peggy, class of 2010

Portia, class of 2012

Opportunities: Internships at NetGain & UHaps in Lexington, KY

OPPORTUNITY #1
NetGain Technologies located on Georgetown Road in Lexington has shared Fall 2013 internship opportunities.  The attached file includes brief descriptions for a Marketing Interns, a Public Relations Intern, a Sales Intern, an Event Planning Intern, a Graphic Design Interns and an Audio/Video Intern. 

If interested, email your resume to Megan Pulskamp, Marketing Program Manager at: mpulskamp@netgainit.com.

SECOND OPPORTUNITY, posted 7/13/13 

uHAPS Media has internship positions available for Fall 2013 and we are scheduling interviews immediately. 

uHAPS Media is looking for PR/Communication/Marketing students who are interested in gaining more experience in the fields of Public Relations, Content and Social Media Marketing, and Product Branding. 

uHAPS Media is a Multi-Channel Content Marketing firm established to help clients achieve their marketing objectives on both a LOCAL and SOCIAL level. We combine content development, guerrilla marketing, branded promotional events, and local interactive strategies to combat the resistance to traditional marketing channels. After testing our program for more than 5 years, we have added clients in 35 states across the country.  We work with clients including beverage distributors, Anheuser-Busch, Monster Energy Company, Renasant Bank and PepsiCo others. We are expanding rapidly and look to current and former interns to build our team! 

We are looking for students interested in client services, social media marketing and strategy, and consumer-focused branding.

Duties will include, but not be limited to:

-social media management (including Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram, Youtube, Google+, Vine, and more).

-client account management.

-collaboration with the Vice President of Operations to develop branding strategies. 

-creative content development for social platforms. 

-direct marketing campaign creation. 

-creating and implementing mobile and online marketing promotions. 

Internships with uHAPS Media have been approved for JAT399 credit. 

Please email your resume and cover letter to Thomas Shearman - t.shearman@uhapsmedia.com

Opportunities: Internship at Lexington Art League

Lexington Art League

PROFESSIONAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY 

The Lexington Art League is seeking enthusiastic and qualified interns for the summer 2013 professional intern program. Ideal candidates for these positions possess the following characteristics:

Opportunities: Internship at Stonestreet Farm

Stonestreet Farm 

Digital Media & Marketing Summer Internship
Stonestreet Farm, a leader in thoroughbred breeding and racing, is pleased to present a Digital Media
& Marketing Internship opportunity for an extraordinary and creative student with a passion for the
thoroughbred industry.

Internship Summary
General: The Digital Media intern will work with the Digital Media Manager to develop content,
images and strategies for Stonestreet’s web and social media communications and assist with
fan engagement, community/industry outreach and special events.

Opportunity: Internship - Saks Fifth Avenue (event 3/28)

This upcoming Thursday, March 28th, GC will host an information session with Leah Willingham, a GC alum and the manager of college recruitment for fashion industry leader Saks Fifth Avenue. Leah is very interested in recruiting GC juniors for summer internships and GC seniors for their executive development program. The information session will take place from 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM in the Jones-Hall-Nelson Suite (Hall of Fame Room). This is an approved NEXUS event. Leah will be discussing application procedures and strategies that GC students can utilize to set themselves apart in a competitive job market.
Need more info: Contact Ray Clere, Director Graves Center for Calling and Career Georgetown College 400 East College Street Georgetown, KY 40324 (502) 863-8122 (phone and fax)

Opportunity: Unpaid archives/museum internship - free housing

The Ursuline Sisters of Mount Saint Joseph Archives in Maple Mount, Kentucky is seeking a college student interested in a summer internship who is presently enrolled in an archives, museum, humanities or liberal arts program. This intern will be responsible for cataloging museum artifacts belonging to the Ursuline Sisters of Mount Saint Joseph. The candidate should demonstrate an interest in archival/museum work and understand the importance of preserving our cultural heritage. The internship will last 10 weeks during the summer of 2013 with a negotiable start date.

Qualifications

• Actively pursuing an undergraduate or graduate education in archival management, museum studies or history
• Strong verbal and writing skills
• Quick learner with ability to take direction
• Ability to prioritize and handle multiple tasks
• Attention to detail and organizational skills
• Deep sense of responsibility and confidentiality
• While this is an unpaid internship, we will work with the candidate and his/her academic institution to provide the necessary information to grant academic credit. Free housing at Brescia University is offered to the candidate.
• The candidate must show proof of medical insurance and have reliable transportation. A background check will be conducted.

Please send a cover letter, resume, and three references to Sarah Patterson at sarah.patterson@maplemount.org Applications received by April 6, 2013 will be given first consideration.

The Ursuline Sisters of Mount Saint Joseph are a vibrant group of women who minister to the needs of the communities in which they serve, in areas such as education, pastoral ministry, nursing, social justice and a variety of other arenas where they have been called by God. Founded in 1874, Mount Saint Joseph is situated on a beautiful campus 15 miles west of Owensboro, Kentucky. To learn more about the community and archives, please visit http://ursulinesmsj.org/

Opportunities: Kentucky Historical Society Internships & Artist needed!

Next Friday 3/15/2014  is the deadline for KHS summer intern positions.  They have several opportunities.  Please pass this information on to the students.  Here is the link for a listing of the positions.  Several are paid internships. 

http://history.ky.gov/sub.php?pageid=114&sectionid=3

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added, 3/11/13: 

Carol McAdams Moore is seeking student artists who are interested in creating work for a children's book project. See below. Send the following info to: carolmcadamsmoore@gmail.com

-a brief testimony of faith (How does the artist see his or her work in relation to faith in Jesus?)
-a sample black line drawing based on (The prospective artist should think of child-friendly art for  6-7 year old readers based on John 21:1-11; Matthew 4:18-20.)
-a suggested fee


Carol McAdams Moore
carolmcadamsmoore@gmail.com
http://carolmcadamsmoore.blogspot.com/
https://twitter.com/CMcAdamsMoore 

Shout out: Devon, the KHS, and Internships!!

Devon Stivers, a class of 2012 double major in history and art, has been serving a valuable role as a Collections Intern at the Kentucky Historical Society in Frankfort over the past year. There, she has been cataloging printed material including art prints, newspaper sheets, pamphlets, and maps. These comprise the Martin F. Schmidt Collection at the KHS and consist of 629 pieces. Read Devon's post on the KHS blog about her internship experience here.

Internships are a fantastic way to gain practical experience while often contributing richly to the life of an organization. Consider that several, if not, most of our students in graphic design complete an internship experience as part of their art major at GC. Art history and cutorial-minded students complete internships in our galleries or in organizations nearby, such as Loudoun House.

Beyond the college career, though, internships are a useful way of building a richer portfolio of work or broadening your skill set. They are a means of finding out whether or not you are suited to post-graduate plans. In other words, you gain experience, contribute to an institution, and discern vocational fit. Devon's internship is a great example of this post-grad connection.

If you have any questions about interning as a student or as a post-bacc, please don't hesitate to ask me. Below, you'll find clips from reports made by recent interns in our galleries. We have at least four students interning this semester. Internships are possible at a variety of institutions, including the KHS. Here's a link to their opportunities, for instance.

Katie's internship accomplishments

Katie's internship experiences in visual form

One of Maddy's designs

A report from Lynsey on her recent work in the
Dr. Donald L. and Dorothy Jacobs Gallery

Consider doing an internship now or in your near future -- you will gain experience and further your education at the same time.

Interns Needed at Lexington Art League in May

The Lexington Art League (LAL) is presenting SITE, an exhibition of work by 5 installation artists.  The show will open at the Loudoun House May 24, 2013.  The featured artists are: Alisa Dworsky (Burlington, VT) www.alisadworsky.com, Liz Miller (Good Thunder, MN) www.lizmiller.com, Jason Paradis (Long Island, NY) www.jasonparadisart.com, Chee Wang Ng (New York, NY) http://www.ngcheewang.com/installation, and Blake Eames (Lexington, KY) blakeeamesdesign.com/portfolio/paintings.

Each of the five artists will be in town installing their work during the week leading up to the opening.  Each of the artists needs two assistants that must commit to helping for 5 full days, 9am-5pm, May 20-24.  Lunch will be provided each day.  The tasks required of the volunteers will vary depending on the nature of the artist’s work but could include painting, constructing, working with power tools, lifting, unpacking, lighting, documenting (photo or video), etc.

We are looking for 10 dedicated and enthusiastic people to help us make the exhibition happen.  This is a great opportunity for students or any interested individuals to work with professional artists and work with each other on a meaningful project.  All of the artists and assistants will be working concurrently, so the house will be buzzing with energy and activity.

LAL offers internships and practicum opportunities throughout the year.  We would be happy to work with any student on incorporating this into a spring or summer internship at LAL if desired.

Please let me know if you have any questions.  We are anticipating a lot of interest in this, so please encourage students to contact me as soon as possible to sign up.

Sincerely,
Becky Alley
LAL Exhibitions & Programs Director

Opportunity: Internship at Scott County Museum

Internship opportunity at Scott County Museum: they want to investigate preservation techniques and the effects of air (oxygen), UV light, and so forth on preserved items in the museum. Contact Dr. Hamilton, in Chemistry, if you have questions. 502-863-7080

Opportunity: Internship at Kentucky Arts Council

This is a fantastic opportunity for someone interested in working with art students, artists, writers, and other culturally-minded folks. Kentucky Arts Council Internship Opportunity: The Kentucky Arts Council is the state government agency responsible for developing and promoting support for the arts in Kentucky. As the state’s arts agency, we create

Opportunity: Graphic Design Internship in Lexington ASAP

25-year-old Lexington agency Group CJ is looking for a smart, enthusiastic intern as soon as possible. 

Opportunities: TWO Paid internship at KHS

 #1 -- Education -- Spring 2013 Internship: Student Services SPRING SEMESTER

Opportunity: Internship

Wall Street Greetings is looking for a graphic design intern. See below:

Wall Street Greetings, LLC is a greeting card company that caters to the financial industry, with several major corporate clients. We offer holiday, birthday, note cards and other special occasion options. We do offer many general designs, and this market is rapidly expanding. Our most recent project is an E-Card line, which launched in 2011.

Internship Requirements: Proficiency in Adobe Design System -
particularly Illustrator & Photoshop - knowledge of Flash beneficial.

The internship position is a very hands-on job – we do all design and most photography in-house. Interns are asked to be completely involved in the creative process from photo shoots and group brainstorming sessions to final print processing. A recent intern designed one of our top selling holiday cards for this season which is a huge portfolio builder.

WSG is a very relaxed environment and offers a flexible schedule. Check us out online. If you are interested in the position please email your resume and any samples of your work you can include directly to:

betsy@wallstreetgreetings.com
Betsy S. Falk
Art Director
Wall Street Greetings, LLC
(859) 873-0877

Internship at KHS

Fall 2012 Internship: Student Services

To apply, email cover letter and resume to phyllis.gilman@ky.gov. Application deadline is SEPT 1, 2012. This internship will consist of developing and facilitating school tours of the Old State Capitol, an 1830s Greek Revival state house designed by Gideon Shryock. The internship program will provide 5 weeks of training (3 hours per week) which will include content information as well as best practices in teaching and museum education. Weekly readings are also required. At the end of the 5-week training period, students will be expected to give tours of the Old State Capitol to school visitors for a period of 10 weeks. All interns are expected to be able to commit to an average of 6 hours per week (flexible schedule) for tours. 

Opportunity: Intern in Lexington

INTERN NEEDED:

The Lyric Theatre & Cultural Arts Center (LTCAC) is currently seeking an unpaid intern interested in an all-encompassing hands-on experience in the arts. College credit is available. Intern’s responsibilities will include but not limited to the following:

Cultural Arts: Assist with exhibition installation, give tours and other opportunities with programs that include performing arts (theater, dance, music, storytelling, etc.), arts and crafts demonstrators (weaving, carving, instrument making, etc.), and film showings.

Education: Marketing efforts- update social media sites & local calendars, Assist staff with educational programs which may include facilitating hands-on activities, distributing materials, assisting teachers/ demonstrators, etc.

Large Events: Assist staff with performance venue ushering, crowd control, information/sales table, event operation. May assist with monitoring dressing/green rooms, set changes, costume changes, special effects, load in/out.

Visitor Services: Assist staff with visitor orientation, provide information, interact with the public, lead/facilitate tours* (i.e. docent opportunities). Assist volunteer coordinator in recruitment, organization and correspondence of volunteers.

Clerical Work: Answer phones, greet visitors, record Board Meeting notes,

REQUIREMENTS: Available 20hr/week, Capable of Multi-tasking, works well under pressure, Works well in groups but can also manage projects alone

HOW TO APPLY:

Candidates should submit a resumé of education and employment, including a list of any relevant courses taken, to Rasheedah El-Amin at culturalarts@lexingtonlyric.com

Opportunity: position in NYC

NYC Environmental Protection – Summer 2012 Internships...Repository Description: The DEP Archives is responsible for historical records documenting the development and operation of New York City’s immense water supply and distribution system. Not only are these records historically important to engineering, science, and New York City, but they are also critical to the continuing operation of the NYC water supply system.

Job Description: The Archive is currently recruiting for two types of projects:

1. Rolled Drawing Inventory: create an item-level inventory of wide-format rolled drawings using MS Excel to collect the prescribed metadata. The drawings date from the 1850s-1890s and describe real property and infrastructure for the Croton and New Croton waterworks. Project will involve preservation tasks like removing wooden dowels and cutting paper liners for storage tubes. Due to size (many over 4 feet) drawings will not be flattened.

2. Boxed Records Inventories: creating or adding to folder-level inventories of 20th century boxed collections in MS Excel using MPLP processing guidelines. Collections include Commissioner Subject Files, Real Property volumes, Weekly Construction Reports and Engineering and Design Computations.
....more info...contact details below....
Logistics: Internships are unpaid; we are happy to work with interns to meet all school requirements to obtain credit. Schedule is M-F with minimum of two days per week for 10 weeks (starting first week of June). The Archive is located on the east side of midtown Manhattan.

To apply: Please email your resume and cover letter with availability to: kmurphy@dep.nyc.gov.

For more information about NYC Environmental Protection visit our website at www.nyc.gov/dep or our Facebook page atwww.facebook.com/nycwater.