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Pine Hollow Club in East Norwich, NY invites students in event management, hospitality, business, or communications to join its 14-week Events & Catering Management Internship. This paid, hands-on program runs spring/summer 2027 and covers the full event lifecycle from planning to post-event follow-up.
You will work with the Events team on weddings, private celebrations, golf outings, and other club functions, gaining exposure to banquet orders, timelines, vendor coordination, and documentation.
Description
Find your place. Build your future.
Learn what it actually takes to plan, coordinate, and execute exceptional private club events.
Pine Hollow Club’s 14-week Events & Catering Management Internship is a paid, hands-on experience designed for students interested in event planning, hospitality, and catering operations.
You will gain experience throughout the event lifecycle—from initial planning and event details through internal coordination, setup, execution, and post-event follow-up.
This is not an internship spent watching from the sidelines. You will work alongside the Events team and contribute to actual weddings, private celebrations, golf outings, receptions, dinners, and other Club functions.
Please note: This opportunity is specifically designed for students who are currently enrolled in an educational program and seeking an internship or externship as part of their academic or professional development.
Applicants who are not currently enrolled in school will not be considered for this internship. We encourage you to visit our Careers page to explore other employment opportunities with Pine Hollow Club.
Throughout the program, you will gain exposure to:
The program begins with an introduction to Pine Hollow’s event spaces, processes, documents, and service standards. You will then gain experience with event planning and coordination before becoming more closely involved in event preparation and live execution.
As you progress, you may help update event details, prepare timelines and checklists, review floor plans, attend walkthroughs, verify room readiness, coordinate with other departments, and take greater ownership of appropriate pieces of the event process.
The program concludes with an Events & Catering project focused on a real Club opportunity. You may develop an event concept, improve a planning tool or checklist, create a room-readiness guide, or recommend an improvement to an existing event process.
This opportunity may be a strong fit if you:
Pine Hollow will work with participating students and their academic institutions to complete reasonable documentation needed for academic credit, including verification of hours and required employer evaluations.
If you want to learn how an event moves from an idea and a plan to a successfully executed experience, we invite you to apply.