学生生活实习计划

2021年春季学期

The 学生生活 Office welcomes applications for one unpaid internship for the upcoming spring semester.  As an intern, you will be paired with one of the directors in 学生生活.  The intern role varies from year to year depending on the pairing, but it always includes a special project assignment and provides opportunities to explore career interests in 学生生活.

Internships are designed for 8-10 hours per week. 候选人必须:

  • Be a May ’20 or Dec ’20  graduate or a current Westmont student with junior or senior class standing
  • 至少获得过3分.平均成绩2分
  • Be self-starters, able to work independently and on teams, and meet deadlines

Interns will have learning opportunities such as:

  • Assisting one or two Directors of 学生生活 Departments with specific projects
  • Meeting 1-on-1 with staff from other departments within student life
  • Attending one tactical or one strategic 学生生活 领导 Team meeting
  • Attending monthly All 学生生活 工作人员 Meetings
  • OPTIONAL: Traveling with 学生生活 staff to the Association of Christians in Student Development (ACSD) Conference in either May or June. A $300 stipend will be provided to offset conference registration

如何申请:

Submit the following material an email attachment to Angela D’Amour (adamour@lunchpenny.com), Dean of Student Engagement, by Friday, December 11:

  • A brief letter stating why you are interested in this intern position and what department/s within 学生生活 interest you most
  • A resume listing prior academic, employment and volunteer experience.
  • The names of three faculty or staff members who could serve as references.

选择通知:

Top applicants will be invited to interview with 学生生活 staff members.  Selections will be completed by Tuesday, December 22. The start date is Wednesday, January 13,  and concludes on Friday, April 30.

以前的学生生活

贾思敏·安德森，19岁

 What were your favorite elements of the 学生生活 Internship?

My favorite elements of the internship were as followed: the opportunity to build relationships with staff members in student life and with the RA's. I also had the opportunity to do a reSearch project within residence life that allowed me to grow in my knowledge of racial diversity. 
 
What skills and lessons did you take away from the internship?
 
Some skills I took away were the ability to collaborate with others, 同时管理多个项目, and how to be intentional in conversations. The lessons I took away were to value every opportunity given to me, 总有新的东西要学, a conversation over coffee begins the foundation of a new friendship, and there is constant good work being done in student life whether students see it or not.
 
How did the internship shape your career trajectory?
 
The internship shaped my career trajectory by solidifying my choice. The 学生生活 Internship brought my joy every day throughout my last semester at Westmont, not just because of the work I was doing, 但也因为人. Being able to do work that benefits students and impacts their college experiences surrounded by people with the same intent filled my life with unimaginable love and joy. I saw God moving through my life in the countless interactions I had with students whenever I worked with 学生生活, and my internship experience solidified that I wanted to work in 学生生活 and work for students in Higher Education.
 
你现在在干什么?
 
I am currently a full-time graduate student at Azusa Pacific University, getting my Masters degree in College Counseling and Student Development. Alongside the degree, I serve as an Assistant Resident Director at APU.

 

罗宾Broadus

What were your favorite elements of the 学生生活 Internship?

I really appreciated getting to mentor the student presidents, as well as be mentored by (amazing) Christian leaders on the 学生生活 team. Their eagerness to want to develop me was something that seems to be rare. 另外, it was meaningful for me to be tasked with things that I had never done before— but which I then discovered were strengths of mine.

What skills and lessons did you take away from the internship?
 
Generally, I learned so much about myself, about God, and about other people. 具体地说, I learned that I am energized by facilitating panels, 公众演讲, 领先的, 激励, and listening/encouraging in one-on-one purposeful relationships.
 
How did the internship shape your career trajectory?
 
One of my favorite aspects of the internship was developing the student presidents. It was during these one-on-one coffee dates and interactions that the idea of pursuing graduate work in counseling was birthed.
 
你现在在干什么?
 
I graduated from Fuller Theological Seminary with my Masters of Science in Marital and Family Therapy in 2018. I am currently working as a therapist in a private practice connected to a church, as well as at a hospital with families who have experienced trauma.