Marketing & Communications Intern - Flexible Part-Time

Minnesota Historical Society; Saint Paul (MN); Sur place; USD 19 000 - 28 000; Temps partiel

Résumé du poste

The Minnesota Historical Society is seeking an Intern in Marketing & Communications to support the Integrated Marketing Department in promoting MNHS events, sites, and exhibits. The role includes writing and researching media releases, tracking media coverage, and coordinating promotional materials.

The internship requires 12 hours per week, a flexible schedule, and participation in three seminars focused on professional development and networking, with final presentations at the semester end.

Qualifications

• Currently enrolled as an undergraduate or graduate student, or have graduated within the past 12 months.
• Ideal candidates might be currently pursuing, or a graduate with a degree in Public Relations, Marketing, or Journalism.
• The ideal candidate has 1-3 years of classroom experience in public relations, marketing, and/or journalism.
• Possess a basic understanding of marketing principles; no extensive prior experience required.

Responsabilités

• Track media coverage of MNHS.
• Occasional on-site coordination of media interviews.
• Assist with writing for media alerts and marketing materials.
• Idea and execute social media campaigns.
• Make website updates, including calendar events.
• Learn from seasoned marketing professionals.

Connaissances

Public relations

Marketing

Journalism

Social media

Formation

Public relations (degree or study)

Marketing (degree or study)

Journalism (degree or study)

Outils

Social media platforms

Description du poste

The Minnesota Historical Society is seeking an Intern in Marketing & Communications to support the Integrated Marketing Department in promoting MNHS events, sites, and exhibits. The role includes writing and researching media releases, tracking media coverage, and coordinating promotional materials.

The internship requires 12 hours per week, a flexible schedule, and participation in three seminars focused on professional development and networking, with final presentations at the semester end.