Youth Engagement Intern - Summer 2027

Ultipro; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 22,000 - 25,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid internship

Downtown location

Free parking

Onsite café & gym

Job summary

Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc. is seeking a Youth Engagement Intern to join the education and engagement team in Indianapolis. The role focuses on educating students and the public about agriculture and offering networking and leadership development opportunities.

The intern will work about 37.5 hours per week at our downtown headquarters from May 24 to August 22, supporting youth programs and coordinating special events and workshops.

Qualifications

• Applicants pursuing an agricultural degree who understand youth livestock programming
• An agricultural background
• Applicants who are self-motivated, creative, detail-oriented, and can establish clearly defined goals and objectives for projects

Responsibilities

• Work with youth programs (4-H/FFA/Collegiate Farm Bureau) to develop and boost programming
• Help plan and execute INFB’s exhibitor experience at the Indiana State Fair
• Coordinate and implement INFB’s Young Farmers & Ag Professionals summer awards and competitions
• Assist with leadership development workshops and programming

Skills

Self-motivation

Creativity

Attention to detail

Goal setting

Education

Undergraduate student (freshman–junior)

Job description

225 S East St
Indianapolis, IN 46202, USA

Description

The youth engagement intern will join the education and engagement team at Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc., which focuses on educating students and the public about agriculture, as well as offering networking and leadership development opportunities.

As a summer intern you will work approximately 37.5 hours per week at our downtown
headquarters, from May 24 to August 22:

• working with youth programs (4-H/FFA/Collegiate Farm Bureau) to develop and boost programming with these groups and activities that enhance INFB’s industry relations
• helping plan and execute INFB’s exhibitor experience at the Indiana State Fair
• helping coordinate and implement INFB’s Young Farmers & Ag Professionals summer awards and competitions
• assisting with leadership development workshops and programming.

Why intern with us?

• We are Indiana’s largest farm organization, advocating for agriculture and improving the economic and social welfare of our member families and our communities
• Paid internship in a welcoming environment where we are committed to helping you grow
• Downtown location with free parking, onsite café and fitness center.

Preferred qualifications

• Applicants pursuing an agricultural degree who understand youth livestock programming
• An agricultural background.

Required qualifications

• Applicants who are self-motivated, creative, detail-oriented, and can establish clearly defined goals and objectives for projects
• A college student in their freshman through junior year.

This is a non-exempt, temporary position with an hourly wage of $17.00 USD less applicable
withholding, paid on a bi-weekly basis.

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