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Qualifications

Preferred Experience & Skills of NODA Interns

  • Enrolled in a Master’s program studying College Student Personnel, Student Development, Counseling, or a field connected to Student Affairs
  • Prior experience with orientation or transition programs and program planning
  • General knowledge of the student affairs profession and a desire to learn
  • Student-centered, administratively sound, task and relationship oriented, and the ability to problem solve
  • Ability to work autonomously, as well as with a team in a fast-paced environment
  • Proficient with computers and technology, including all formats of social media
  • Have strong written and oral communication and editing skills
  • Small and large group facilitation skills including comfort with speaking on stage in front of large crowds
  • Strong understanding of customer service and the ability to interact with a diverse population of program participants
  • Appreciation for diversity and the ability to work successfully with a variety of constituents
  • Ability to maintain high spirits and professionalism while working long days before and during orientation programs

Benefits

  • Stipend of $4,500 for 14 weeks of employment from May 10th to August 15th
  • On-campus housing consisting of furnished shared apartment with the other NSTP intern
  • Meals provided at most NSTP training and all NSTP programming including FASET sessions and Wreck Camp
  • 24 hour access to workout facility and gym located in on-campus housing complex Interns have the opportunity to meet with campus