Additional Internship Resources

• Internship Sites

  Department of Public Health: Student Internships

  Federal Internships & Pathways:

  • Students & Recent Graduates (opm.gov)
  • USAJOBS Help Center - Pathways FAQs
  • Current Interns - OPM.gov
  • USAJOBS - Search
  • PMF
  • Guidance on Promoting Internships and other Student and Early Career Programs in the Federal Government | CHCOC

  *For questions please reach out to: Pathways@opm.gov

  Experiential Learning Programs (ELP) - CT Judicial Branch

  College Internship Program

  State of CT Internships

  Internship Opportunities for Students | Jobs and Careers at Enterprise Mobility

  Travelers:

  • Internships with Travelers - Student Opportunities at Travelers | Travelers Careers
  • Engineering Development Program 
  • Business Insights and Analytics Leadership Development Program
  • Actuarial Leadership Development Program (ALDP)
  • Data Science Leadership Development Program (DSLDP)
  • Finance Leadership Development Program (FLDP)
  • Human Resources Leadership Development Program (HRLDP)
  • Operations Leadership Development Program (OLDP)
  • Product Management Development Program (PMDP)
  • Underwriting Professional Development Program (UPDP)
  • Bond & Specialty Insurance
  • Business Insurance
  • Please note that all of these programs have 10 Weeks summer internship opportunities aligned to them. Applications are open the first week of September.

  Internships and Jobs for Recent College Grads | Careers | The Hartford

  College Internship | Blue Iris Farm

  Teaching Fellowships & Education Internships | Teach for America

  Internships | Connecticut Public (ctpublic.org)

  Job Search | Indeed (Make sure you type in the word Internships in the search bar)

  Internships | LinkedIn Pathways & Programs

  Students - Google Careers 

  Job Search Engine | SimplyHired

  Virtual Internships: About Us and Our Internship Programs SuperInterns.com:

• Internships Abroad

  • Global Field courses - Eastern (easternct.edu) - Connect with your faculty advisor
  • ArtBound Initiative | Home
  • Discover Meaningful Programs Abroad | Read Reviews, Go Overseas
  • Internships Abroad | Remote Internships | In-Person Internships (theinterngroup.com)
  • Volunteer and internship work abroad: International humanitarian, environmental and professional programs with ELI (eliabroad.org)
  • AIFS Abroad | Award Winning Study & Internship Programs Abroad
  • cisabroad
  • goabroad
  • EF Education First - Educational Tours & Language Programs Abroad

• Micro Internships

  What is a micro internship?  According to Parker Dewey, an industry leader in micro internships:

  Micro-Internships are short-term, paid, professional assignments that are similar to those given to new hires or interns. These projects enable Career Launchers to demonstrate skills, explore career paths, and build their networks as they seek the right full-time role. Unlike traditional internships, Micro-Internships can take place year-round, typically range from 5 to 40 hours of work, and are due between one week and one month after kick-off. Micro-Internships are used by companies ranging from those in the Fortune 100 to emerging start-ups, and go across departments including sales, marketing, technology, HR, and finance. All Micro-Internships on the Parker Dewey platform are fixed-fee, paid engagements.

  Parker Dewey offers office hours for student questions: https://info.parkerdewey.com/student-office-hours.

  Interested?  Create your free account with Parker Dewey and get started today!

  How can I increase my chances to get hired for a Micro Internship?

  • Student chances of being selected increase between 5 and 10 applications 
  • Have headshots match industry style, for example finance/business/data science would have a straight on headshot, while marketing, new media studies, social media would have something more artistic
  • Have each section of the profile talk about a different skill: Here are some tips/examples.
  • Check to make sure that the uploaded resume fills one page and does not have additional pages with less relevant information to the industry of interest
  • Add a highlighted experience section to a profile - even if there is not external professional experience related to the career goal yet, this section can highlight extracurricular projects or class projects that show off the relevant skills they're developing in the degree program
  • View this link for additional tips: Professional Communication Tips for Micro-Interns (parkerdewey.com)

• Alternate ways to gain skills

  Curiosity Conversations (a.k.a. Informational Interviews)	Speak with professionals in your field of interest	3 Steps to a Perfect Informational Interview
  Research Projects	Talk with your professors about engaging in research projects	Eastern's Undergraduate Research
  Independent Study	Ask your professors about an opportunity to complete an independent study.
  Develop Your Skills	Seek out volunteer opportunities to build your skills OR look for on-line certificate courses you can complete.
  Join a Maker Community	Maker communities are a great way to build out your skills and network with people with similar skills and interests.	Some to check out: Quirky Kickstarter Maker Fair GE Garages