College Intern - Neighborhood Engagement

Internship Opportunity

The City of Hamilton is an Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer. Minorities and women are encouraged to apply. This position involves intern-level work under the umbrella of Resident Services. Intern will have the opportunity to be involved in a wide variety of projects, events, and programs for the City of Hamilton and 17

STRONG, especially related to community development and engagement. The intern will work with Neighborhoods as well as other City Departments that would benefit from her knowledge, interest, and expertise.

Working in our 17 neighborhoods with cleanups, programs, projects, or events

Supporting the needs of the 17

STRONG committees

Developing content for 17

STRONG Facebook, event flyers, and microgrant projects taking place during their internship

Flexible work schedule to include evening and weekend 17

STRONG events

Driving the 17

STRONG truck and Cube to 17

STRONG events (training provided)

Performs tasks designed to provide a hands-on exposure to the work field which has been chosen by the student. May respond to telephone inquiries and provide information; may handle routine clerical functions for the work unit. May gather, compile, or display information. May be assigned to a research or information-gathering task. Assists a supervisor on varied tasks of a more advanced nature.

In technical fields, may be assigned to a particular project with responsibility for many steps within the project. May perform diverse, clerical tasks and/or data entry.

Minimum Qualifications:

Must be at least 19 years of age, and;
Must possess a valid driver's license [Will be verified for finalists]

Preferred Qualifications:

At least 21 years of age