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SPRING 2026 Internship Opportunity: Grant Writer Intern for AngmarTek LLC

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AngmarTek LLC, a technology-driven startup based in Washington is searching for students in programs related to writing, business, engineering, or a similar field to work as a grant writer. This is a remote, unpaid, part-time position that is 10-20 hours per week. Eligible students may earn academic credit. Interns receive mentorship, practical experience, in grant writing and letters of recommendation for satisfactory work.

As an unpaid grant writer, students will assist with the writing and preparation of grant proposals, focusing primarily on SBIR/STTR grants for various research projects and agencies. You will have the opportunity to work closely with technical teams to gather data, develop compelling proposals, and contribute to important research initiatives.

Key Duties:

  • Research and identify historical SBIR/STTR documents to generate content.
  • Assist in writing and editing proposals for funding applications.
  • Work with technical teams to compile necessary data and project information for proposals.
  • Ensure proposals meet all submission requirements, including compliance with agency guidelines.
  • Help review and revise grant proposals for clarity, structure, and alignment with funding objectives.
  • Support the tracking and reporting of grant application progress.

Skills:

  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
  • Ability to learn quickly and understand technical research topics.
  • Attention to detail and the ability to organize information effectively.
  • Strong Interest in the grant writing process and research funding
  • Ability to work independently and meet deadlines.
  • Motivated and eager to learn in a collaborative environment.

To apply, please send an email with a resume to contact@angmartek.com.

SPRING 2026 Internship Opportunity: Civic and Activism Remote Internship with TurnUp

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TurnUp, a 501(c)(3) non-partisan non-profit organization, is offering unpaid remote internship opportunities. This organization is dedicated to increasing youth civic education, empowerment, and activism. TurnUp was featured in Forbes as a standout non-profit organization.

This program’s format is tailored to accommodate the ever-fluctuating commitments and responsibilities of a student’s lifestyle, the program is fully remote, has start dates at the beginning of each month, encourages campus engagement, and has flexible time frame and schedule. All students have access to grow into a more capable and responsible citizens and to develop their professional skills for a successful future.

Students join remote teams that are energized by mission-driven, diverse students from around the country who work on amplifying youth civic engagement and learn about responsible activism on many social justice issues. Along with the program’s unique criticism, peer to peer learning, and expert speakers deepen their experience. Most colleges have counted student’s hours for college course credit, and the program has been invaluable for bolstering resumes, widening network reach, and for earning letters of recommendation.

Students can apply through this link. The deadline for application is rolling. For more information, a detailed description of the program can be found here.

Remember to Submit your Application for Internship Eligibility!

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The application for internship eligibility is easier and better than ever before! First, before you apply, make sure you are qualified to apply for eligibility. Here is the check list:

  • 60+ total credits
  • 30+ credits at New Paltz (1 year residency)
  • 18+ credits in the major
  • Minimum 2.5 GPA

 

Once you are qualified you can begin the application. Remember, this application is a one-time deal, which means once you are approved you can intern any semester thereafter (as long as your GPA doesn’t drop below a 2.5). 

 

To start officially applying, read the Internship Information Packet here: tinyurl.com/npinternpacket! Then fill out the application at the end – submit a resume and progress report. Read the linked articles to ensure you have properly formatted your resume and progress report. The last question on the application will ask if you want to receive SMS texts about your status of eligibility. We highly encourage you to add your number so you can be the most up to date on your status and new information.

 

If any part of this application is confusing or you have any questions, feel free to reach out to Nancy Heiz at heizn@newpaltz.edu (please make sure to include your Banner (N) number in your correspondence). We do ask that you read the information packet in its entirety before reaching out as your question most likely will be answered there.

 

Good luck! This is the first step of a new and exciting opportunity to truly step into the field you desire to work in. 

UUP Seeking Interns for Fall 2025 Semester

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UUP is looking for one or two students to assist them with chapter communications and other tasks in the Fall 2025 semester! Historically, they’ve attracted students from Sociology, Political Science, English, and DMJ/Communications; but they’re happy to work with students from all other fields as well!

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EC Media Group Offers Production & Social Media Content Creation Internships in Orange County, NY

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Multiple Summer 2025 in-person media production AND social media content creation internships are available at EC Media Group LLC. The Internship would include occasional in-person photo/video shoots for content generation.

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Democracy Matters is offering a Year-Long Internship for ‘25 Fall and ‘26 Spring Semesters

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Internship responsibilities may include… 

  • Building coalitions of student activists
  • Registering students to vote
  • Screening films & documentaries
  • Holding rallies & “Democracy Rocks” parties and events
  • Tabling interactive information on voter suppression, money in politics, climate change, racial justice, LGBTQ+ & women’s issues, mass incarceration, etc. 
  • And more!

The application requires a resume and a cover letter describing 

  1. Why you want to intern with Democracy Matters and
  2. What your goals for the internship are. 

Applications should be sent to joanm@democracymatters.org. To learn more about Democracy Matters, visit their website at https://www.democracymatters.org/. 

From Democracy Matters: 

Democracy Matters (DM) is a non-partisan, national student organization committed to giving students a voice in politics. We offer paid part-time internships on college campuses during the academic year, September through May. With training and support from the DM staff, interns create Democracy Matters chapters on their own campuses that make a difference by protecting and expanding democracy.

The Century House Historical Society & Widow Jane Mine are looking for Workers and Interns

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The Century House Historical Society and Widow Jane Mine in Rosendale are looking for students to fill different positions and internships for the historical properties. Holding one of these positions would make you an important figure in preserving the history of the Catskill and Hudson Valley economic history in indigenous cement mines. 

The positions available are… 

1. Curator of Museum Archives & Collection 

This job is best suited for people who have interests in journalism and history, with great attention to detail. Those who apply will be able to take a tour of the museum to see the estate’s quality and learn its history. Before applying, you should contact the director Althea, who will explain the position in better detail.

2. Graphic Artist Internship 

This would be a mostly remote position. The graphic artist would layout grounds in the format of a map with a tear-off section for contact information. This position may also include researching the best cost effective way to print designs. It would be ongoing for one year, most likely on a monthly or “per-project with deadline” basis. 

3. Social Media Coordinator Internship 

This position would be hybrid; most can be done remotely, but you would have to be available on site for event dates. You would mostly promote and design content to generate admission for the Century House, promote the Widow Jane brand and events, and update content across social media platforms. 

4. Head Intern HR Advisor Internship 

This position would be hybrid; you would review applications remotely but some interviews may be in person. Your role would be screening other interns, answering questions about the opportunities, and advise areas of participation best suited for them. You would need to have excellent communication skills and know how to complete data entry.

5. Horticulture Advisor Internship 

This would be an ongoing, flexible on-site position, with some remote potential. This position is for you if you have a green thumb and are interested in natural landscaping. To learn more about the position, contact Althea directly. 

If none of these internships sound suitable for you, The Century House and Widow Jane Mine are interested in hearing your input and ideas for other positions! 

To learn more about The Century House and Widow Jane Mine, visit https://www.centuryhouse.org/ and https://widowjanemine.com/. To apply or learn more about the positions, contact Director Althea Werner at 845.706.1976 or altheawerner@yahoo.com. 

From The Century House: 

The Century House Historical Society is a non-profit landmark located in Rosendale, NY. It celebrates the history of cement mines and their importance in this industry, which is integral to the structure and economy of the entire Catskill and Hudson Valley region. We are so pleased to offer students an amazing opportunity to participate in keeping local history vibrant! 

Radio Woodstock 100.1 is Offering Summer and Fall 2025 Internships

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Each semester Radio Woodstock 100.1 offers a variety of internship opportunities for marketing and promotions, as well as music and production. Interns will be working collaboratively on marketing and promoting the radio station, concert series, music festivals, by creating various promos and commercials. They will also have the chance to work on the on-air product.

Additional intern responsibilities include…

  • Write company press releases and follow up with press contacts
  • Write copy for in-house and clients’ commercials
  • Assist webmaster with day-to-day data entry on the website
  • Social media copywriting and proofreading 
  • Graphics, video editing, and any other creative content creation
  • Assist morning show host with Interview scheduling with station listeners, event attendees, and patrons

Requirements are:

  • Ability to work in a team environment
  • Energetic, outgoing and pro-active
  • Passionate about the industry or radio
  • Available to work in-person

Education and Experience: 

  • High school diploma or equivalent 
  • 1-year customer service experience preferred but not required
  • Licensure/certification: Valid NY state driver’s license (other states OK)

Interns will also be a part of the Radio Woodstock Live Events Crew. The Live Events Crew is responsible for the station’s appearance at various community events, major station promotions, remote broadcasts, concerts, fairs and festivals. 

To apply, submit a resume and cover letter to Assa Sacko-Zarcone via email at Assa@radiowoodstock.com.