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Education

The Ohio State University

The highest-ranked public university in Ohio, home to world-class faculty, passionate students & innovative researchers.

You must be a high school intern, eager to learn about advanced automotive research, and available for a temporary, fixed-term position on the first shift.

You will collaborate with research staff and student teams, gaining hands-on experience in advanced automotive research.

Research & Development

Engineering

Columbus

High School intern to work with various research staff, PIs, and student projects teams to learn about advanced automotive research with hands-on experience.
 
Temporary (Fixed Term) 5 First Shift

High School intern to work with various research staff, PIs, and student projects teams to learn about advanced automotive research with hands-on experience.

Temporary (Fixed Term) 5 First Shift

Non-OSU Student Assistant - The Ohio State University

Non-OSU Student Assistant

You need video editing skills in Adobe Premiere, proficiency in Photoshop/Illustrator, social media savvy, Microsoft Office knowledge, strong communication, creativity, and a passion for digital marketing.

You will research, produce digital stories, edit media, manage social content, assist with broadcasts, analyze engagement, and collaborate to meet deadlines while shadowing professionals.

Marketing

Creative Arts & Fashion

<div>Job Description: The Digital Media &amp; Marketing Intern at WOSU Public Media offers high school students a unique opportunity to explore careers in digital communications, marketing, and public media. Interns will support the creation and distribution of engaging educational content across platforms like social media, websites, and community outreach campaigns. They will use tools such as Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere) and Microsoft Office to assist with graphic design, digital publishing, and marketing tasks. Interns will also gain real-world experience by shadowing professionals in departments such as radio, engineering, and digital services, while building essential skills in collaboration, problem-solving, and audience engagement.<div> 
Role and Responsibilities 
<ul><li>Collaborate to research, plan, and produce digital stories</li><li>Use Adobe Premiere, Photoshop, and Illustrator to edit and design media for various platforms</li><li>Create and manage content across social media platforms</li><li>Assist with weekly studio broadcasts: operate cameras, teleprompters, and help with set set-up and breakdown</li><li>Coordinate and implement content updates for web and social media channels</li><li>Analyze audience engagement to help shape content strategy</li><li>Shadow professionals in radio and TV engineering and digital departments to gain exposure to broader operations</li><li>Use Microsoft Office, email, and other digital tools for business and communication tasks</li><li>Work in collaboration with others to meet deadlines and solve creative challenges</li><li>Perform additional job-related duties as assigned by the manager</li></ul></div><div>
Desired Skills 
<ul><li>Experience using Adobe Premiere for video editing</li><li>Familiarity with graphic design tools like Photoshop and Illustrator</li><li>Comfortable using social media platforms and understanding content trends</li><li>Basic proficiency in Microsoft Office tools (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)</li><li>Strong communication and collaboration skills</li><li>Ability to manage time, meet deadlines, and accept feedback professionally</li><li>Creative thinking and a willingness to explore new ideas and technologies</li><li>Interest in digital marketing, storytelling, or public media</li></ul></div><div> 
Educational Goals 
<ul><li>Gain experience in multimedia production, marketing, and communications</li><li>Develop technical skills in video editing, design, and content publishing</li><li>Understand audience engagement strategies and how to adapt content across platforms</li><li>Explore career paths in public media, education, broadcast, and digital marketing</li><li>Build a professional portfolio and develop workplace readiness skills</li><li>Improve collaboration, problem-solving, and time management skills in a real-world environment</li><li>Learn from shadowing professionals across WOSU departments, including radio and engineering Page</li></ul></div>
The pay rate is $13.00 per hour
Availability: 15 hours per week during the school year with a required shift on Fridays from 1:00&ndash;5:00 PM. Flexible scheduling Monday&ndash;Friday.
Temporary (Fixed Term) 15 Varying Shifts</div>

Job Description: The Digital Media & Marketing Intern at WOSU Public Media offers high school students a unique opportunity to explore careers in digital communications, marketing, and public media. Interns will support the creation and distribution of engaging educational content across platforms like social media, websites, and community outreach campaigns. They will use tools such as Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere) and Microsoft Office to assist with graphic design, digital publishing, and marketing tasks. Interns will also gain real-world experience by shadowing professionals in departments such as radio, engineering, and digital services, while building essential skills in collaboration, problem-solving, and audience engagement.
Role and Responsibilities
Collaborate to research, plan, and produce digital storiesUse Adobe Premiere, Photoshop, and Illustrator to edit and design media for various platformsCreate and manage content across social media platformsAssist with weekly studio broadcasts: operate cameras, teleprompters, and help with set set-up and breakdownCoordinate and implement content updates for web and social media channelsAnalyze audience engagement to help shape content strategyShadow professionals in radio and TV engineering and digital departments to gain exposure to broader operationsUse Microsoft Office, email, and other digital tools for business and communication tasksWork in collaboration with others to meet deadlines and solve creative challengesPerform additional job-related duties as assigned by the manager
Desired Skills
Experience using Adobe Premiere for video editingFamiliarity with graphic design tools like Photoshop and IllustratorComfortable using social media platforms and understanding content trendsBasic proficiency in Microsoft Office tools (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)Strong communication and collaboration skillsAbility to manage time, meet deadlines, and accept feedback professionallyCreative thinking and a willingness to explore new ideas and technologiesInterest in digital marketing, storytelling, or public media
Educational Goals
Gain experience in multimedia production, marketing, and communicationsDevelop technical skills in video editing, design, and content publishingUnderstand audience engagement strategies and how to adapt content across platformsExplore career paths in public media, education, broadcast, and digital marketingBuild a professional portfolio and develop workplace readiness skillsImprove collaboration, problem-solving, and time management skills in a real-world environmentLearn from shadowing professionals across WOSU departments, including radio and engineering Page
The pay rate is $13.00 per hour
Availability: 15 hours per week during the school year with a required shift on Fridays from 1:00–5:00 PM. Flexible scheduling Monday–Friday.
Temporary (Fixed Term) 15 Varying Shifts

Digital Media & Marketing Student Intern - The Ohio State University

Digital Media & Marketing Student Intern

You need hands-on experience in welding techniques, knowledge of materials science, and awareness of industry safety and quality standards. This is a temporary, first shift position.

You will gain hands-on experience in MIG, TIG, and Stick welding, study material properties, and learn safety practices, quality control, and precision in welding and materials testing.

Ma2JIC High School Internship Hands-on Experience in Welding Techniques: Interns will gain practical skills in various welding methods, including MIG, TIG, and Stick welding, while learning about their applications in real-world projects. Introduction to Materials Science: Interns will explore the properties of different materials, such as metals, alloys, and composites, and understand how they affect welding processes and structural integrity. Exposure to Industry Standards and Safety Protocols: Interns will learn about industry safety practices, quality control, and the importance of precision in welding and materials testing, preparing them for future careers in manufacturing or engineering.
 Temporary (Fixed Term) 5 First Shift

Ma2JIC High School Internship Hands-on Experience in Welding Techniques: Interns will gain practical skills in various welding methods, including MIG, TIG, and Stick welding, while learning about their applications in real-world projects. Introduction to Materials Science: Interns will explore the properties of different materials, such as metals, alloys, and composites, and understand how they affect welding processes and structural integrity. Exposure to Industry Standards and Safety Protocols: Interns will learn about industry safety practices, quality control, and the importance of precision in welding and materials testing, preparing them for future careers in manufacturing or engineering.
Temporary (Fixed Term) 5 First Shift

Non-OSU Student Assistant 2 - The Ohio State University

Non-OSU Student Assistant 2

You must be a central Ohio high school student (rising junior, senior, or recent grad), complete EVF Career Institute or similar program, and be available June 16 - July 25, 2025.

You will handle data entry, customer service, book organization, research, content drafting, event support, and various administrative tasks in a library setting.

<div>Duties of this internship:<ul><li>
Copying, scanning and data entry</li><li>
Front desk customer service duties</li><li>
Re-shelving books</li><li>
Conducting collection searches</li><li>
Organizing material</li><li>
Conducting research</li><li>
Labeling and organizing folders</li><li>
Drafting content for Ohio State Libraries newsletter or website</li><li>
Assisting with event set-up and clean-up</li><li>
Facilities and security related tasks</li><li>
Other administrative duties</li></ul>
Consistently demonstrates commitment to our university&rsquo;s shared values and promotes a positive organizational culture as well as dedication to advance the work of University Libraries.
Required Qualifications:<ul><li>
Must be currently enrolled as a high school student (rising junior, rising senior or graduating senior) in central Ohio.</li><li>
Must have completed the EVF Career Institute or similar high school leadership or community service program.</li><li>
Must be available between the dates of June 16 to July 25, 2025.</li></ul>
Pay rate for this role is $13.00 per hour.
Important Dates: 
April 28-30: Interviews
June 11: Intern/Parent Orientation (Virtual Zoom Meeting)
June 16 - July 25: Internship Program Dates
July 24: Celebration Lunch
Scheduling Information: 
Interns can work up to 25 hours per week. The final schedule will be confirmed with the intern&rsquo;s supervisor. Once per week the interns will participate in a variety of helpful workshops or fieldtrips. All interns are required to participate in these weekly sessions. Nine total positions are available, and interns will be assigned a physical work location on the Columbus campus.
Temporary (Fixed Term) 25 Varying Shifts</div>

Duties of this internship:
Copying, scanning and data entry
Front desk customer service duties
Re-shelving books
Conducting collection searches
Organizing material
Conducting research
Labeling and organizing folders
Drafting content for Ohio State Libraries newsletter or website
Assisting with event set-up and clean-up
Facilities and security related tasks
Other administrative duties
Consistently demonstrates commitment to our university’s shared values and promotes a positive organizational culture as well as dedication to advance the work of University Libraries.
Required Qualifications:
Must be currently enrolled as a high school student (rising junior, rising senior or graduating senior) in central Ohio.
Must have completed the EVF Career Institute or similar high school leadership or community service program.
Must be available between the dates of June 16 to July 25, 2025.
Pay rate for this role is $13.00 per hour.
Important Dates:
April 28-30: Interviews
June 11: Intern/Parent Orientation (Virtual Zoom Meeting)
June 16 - July 25: Internship Program Dates
July 24: Celebration Lunch
Scheduling Information:
Interns can work up to 25 hours per week. The final schedule will be confirmed with the intern’s supervisor. Once per week the interns will participate in a variety of helpful workshops or fieldtrips. All interns are required to participate in these weekly sessions. Nine total positions are available, and interns will be assigned a physical work location on the Columbus campus.
Temporary (Fixed Term) 25 Varying Shifts

University Libraries High School Internship Program - The Ohio State University

University Libraries High School Internship Program

You should have strong academic credentials, be majoring in finance, economics, or accounting, and be proficient in Excel and MS Office. Demonstrate analytical skills, teamwork, and professionalism.

You will evaluate investment managers, review performance results, conduct research, and assist with portfolio analytics and data entry.

Accounting & Tax

Banking & Finance

<div>The Office of Investments is looking for an Investment Intern that is interested in learning and understanding how our team works diligently to generate strong risk-adjusted returns for the Long-Term Investment Pool/Endowment. As part of a small and collaborative team, the Intern will work closely with the senior investment professionals on all aspects of managing the portfolio. The Intern will participate in meetings with a talented roster of external managers located across the globe and assist in evaluating and monitoring them using rigorous quantitative and qualitative analysis. The Intern will be an integral part of the investment process and gain broad exposure to investment strategy, portfolio construction and financial markets. The position offers a unique opportunity to gain insight into a broad range of asset classes including equity strategies in both public and private markets, hedge funds and liquid and illiquid credit. The skills and experiences gained from the role will set a solid foundation for a successful career in the investment industry, while doing so in a rewarding environment that helps further the mission of The Ohio State University.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Potential areas of focus for the internship will be developed based on the candidate&rsquo;s experience and include:<ul><li>
Evaluation and monitoring of external investment managers using rigorous quantitative and qualitative analysis to develop and populate standardized reports.</li><li>
Reviewing investment performance and operational results.</li><li>
Assisting with economic, industry and investment research.</li><li>
Assisting with implementation of portfolio and CRM analytics and data entry.</li></ul>
Getting to Know Our Team:
The intern will have regular interaction and mentorship with members of our team. The intern will have the opportunity to participate in our weekly team meetings as well as weekly team lunch including team building walks through campus. Through this exposure you will build your network and discover what makes working in endowment investing at The Ohio State University unique.
Mentorship and Feedback:
The intern will receive training throughout the internship to develop and hone skills required to perform the work functions and a potential career in investment management. Regular feedback will be provided throughout the internship experience. Our team is extremely collaborative and works with an open-door policy, always welcoming questions to help each other grow and learn.
Qualifications:
We focus on finding students with a board range of backgrounds and experiences with an emphasis on strong academic credentials as well as demonstrated analytical and writing skills. Students majoring in finance, economics, accounting are strongly encouraged. Candidates should be proficient with Excel and have an interest in a career in finance. Excellent communication skills, the ability to be an integral team member and thrive in a team environment while demonstrating leadership and initiative. Proficiency in MS Office and skilled in analytics and modeling. Self-motivated, detail oriented, commitment to ethical behavior and professionalism.
Supervision:
Reports to the Director of Investment Operations, will work with entire investment team in the Office of Investments.
Temporary (Fixed Term) 20 First Shift</div>

The Office of Investments is looking for an Investment Intern that is interested in learning and understanding how our team works diligently to generate strong risk-adjusted returns for the Long-Term Investment Pool/Endowment. As part of a small and collaborative team, the Intern will work closely with the senior investment professionals on all aspects of managing the portfolio. The Intern will participate in meetings with a talented roster of external managers located across the globe and assist in evaluating and monitoring them using rigorous quantitative and qualitative analysis. The Intern will be an integral part of the investment process and gain broad exposure to investment strategy, portfolio construction and financial markets. The position offers a unique opportunity to gain insight into a broad range of asset classes including equity strategies in both public and private markets, hedge funds and liquid and illiquid credit. The skills and experiences gained from the role will set a solid foundation for a successful career in the investment industry, while doing so in a rewarding environment that helps further the mission of The Ohio State University.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Potential areas of focus for the internship will be developed based on the candidate’s experience and include:
Evaluation and monitoring of external investment managers using rigorous quantitative and qualitative analysis to develop and populate standardized reports.
Reviewing investment performance and operational results.
Assisting with economic, industry and investment research.
Assisting with implementation of portfolio and CRM analytics and data entry.
Getting to Know Our Team:
The intern will have regular interaction and mentorship with members of our team. The intern will have the opportunity to participate in our weekly team meetings as well as weekly team lunch including team building walks through campus. Through this exposure you will build your network and discover what makes working in endowment investing at The Ohio State University unique.
Mentorship and Feedback:
The intern will receive training throughout the internship to develop and hone skills required to perform the work functions and a potential career in investment management. Regular feedback will be provided throughout the internship experience. Our team is extremely collaborative and works with an open-door policy, always welcoming questions to help each other grow and learn.
Qualifications:
We focus on finding students with a board range of backgrounds and experiences with an emphasis on strong academic credentials as well as demonstrated analytical and writing skills. Students majoring in finance, economics, accounting are strongly encouraged. Candidates should be proficient with Excel and have an interest in a career in finance. Excellent communication skills, the ability to be an integral team member and thrive in a team environment while demonstrating leadership and initiative. Proficiency in MS Office and skilled in analytics and modeling. Self-motivated, detail oriented, commitment to ethical behavior and professionalism.
Supervision:
Reports to the Director of Investment Operations, will work with entire investment team in the Office of Investments.
Temporary (Fixed Term) 20 First Shift

The Ohio State University

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