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Internship Resources

Internship of the Month

Child and Parenting Services Intern - Catholic Charities

The Family Service Center provides temporary housing for Ramsey County families experiencing homelessness. Families receive housing and employment search resources and other services to help them transition from homelessness to stable housing. Responsibilities include:

  • Assist in all aspects of family case management
  • Assist Children and Parent Coordinator in the development and implementation of children's activities
  • Engage children's interest and differences with intentional learning tasks and skill development
  • Assist in working with volunteers on children's activities
  • Work in collaboration with program coordinator to provide training sessions for parents

To apply, please send resume and cover letter to John Gambino at john.gambino@cctwincities.org 
612-204-8485


Following are samples of internship Web sites.  Finding an internship on one of these Web sites does not mean that it is approved as a Metropolitan State internship for academic credit.  You must complete the university's internship approval process before the internship is officially approved. 

Other Resources:  

  • Surf the Web: Use Google or Yahoo or another search engine to look for specific internship opportunities.  Search by key words, companies, etc.
  • Catalyst: The bi-monthly newsletter.  Available on-line at www.metrostate.edu/catalyst.  Find the "Internship Opportunities" section of the newsletter.  Contact the Internship Office at cbl.center@metrostate.edu or 651-793-1285 to request a complete description of any of the internship opportunities.
  • Campus resource areas: Metropolitan State provisionally approved internship opportunities are posted on Career Link: www.metrostate.edu/career Resources are also available in the Center for Community-Based Learning, 651-793-1285.
  • On your own: Are you interested in completing an internship in a particular company, organization or agency? Call their general information number and ask to speak to the person responsible for internships.  Identify yourself as a Metropolitan State student and tell them you are interested in the possibility of doing an internship at their company/organization/agency.  They will let you know the application process.
  • Talk with people who have done internships: Friends, co-workers and other students can be good resources
  • Network: register for/attend Career Fairs, Job Fairs, etc. that are advertised in the Twin Cities area (check the Catalyst, The Metropolitan, and/or Twin Cities newspapers for dates, times and locations) throughout the year.
  • Career Workbook - The Metropolitan State Career Workbook was created by William Baldus, career counselor, to serve as an organizing tool for all students to use from orientation, through graduation, and beyond in their career journey as alumni. In the Career Workbook, students have a single repository to document their career thinking, reflections, and aspirations.
    Highlights include:

     

    • Exercises and assessments to clarify interests, values and goals
    •  A plan for the "active" job search
    • Tools including resume templates for getting started
    • Web resources for career-related research
    • Suggestions for networking and conducting informational interviews