Internship Eligibility and Qualifications

The intern should be a college or graduate student who is bright, excited, and motivated. The OCR is seeking a diverse group of interns who can offer fresh, multifaceted, and diverse perspectives. The position will be most applicable to students interested in communication, international affairs, ethnic studies, political science, community development, public policy, and other social sciences. We are seeking applicants with the following skills:

• Computer skills
• Communication skills
• Interpersonal skills
• Research skills
• Organizational skills
  
  

What you will gain
This is an exceptional opportunity to gain work experience and gain a deeper understanding of the county's political system. It is anticipated that after completing this position interns will have gained practical skills. Interns will observe diversity in action and gain exposure to Miami-Dade County’s unique community building model.

Duration

• 8 weeks minimum
• 4/8 hours per day (part time/full time) or a total of approximately 160/320 hours (part time/full time)
• To be completed between June 1st and September 1st
  

Stipend (Depending on if student works part time or full time)

• $1,000
• $2,000 for graduate students
  

Duties

• Research
• Spend time working with other boards and/or local organizations and institutions
• Other duties to be determined based on Board needs and intern interests
  

How to Apply

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