English Internships

This internship position represents an unusual and exciting opportunity to work for one of the largest information technology centers in the Wasatch front. This individual works with divine guidance to provide or support technology that furthers the mission of the Church and reflects the eternal impact of the gospel. A skilled and seasoned mentor will be provided to guide you during the internship.

The Office of Programs and Partnerships is looking for a creative communications intern willing to contribute and provide support with various tasks beginning in the 2024 Spring Term. The successful candidate will support the Office of Programs and Partnerships work with community outreach and communications. The internship is specifically designed for candidates with a strong interest in government and policy with skills in communications, social media, and writing. In addition to the county-level work, the internship may also expose interns to state, federal, and local work. The intern will have the opportunity to interact with elected officials and other community leaders.

The House Majority Communications Intern will gain valuable experience in the legislative process and communications field by working closely with legislative staff on a variety of projects. Duties may include graphic design, social media management, writing, content creation, and special projects. The ideal candidate will be a highly motivated and organized student with a strong interest in public relations, marketing, government, public policy, and communications.

A highlight of the English Symposium, the English + Session will be on Friday, March 8 at 1:15 pm in The Education in Zion Auditorium. This is a great opportunity to get a better sense of what English+ is and the types of experiences students have. There will be a Q&A portion of the program and you will have a chance to ask questions and talk with presenters, so bring your questions

The CIA will be on campus October 30th and October 31st.

Our Winter English at Work Alumni panel is scheduled for Thursday, March 9, 2023, 11 am in B092 JFSB.

As part of the 2023 English Symposium, seven students shared their experiences completing the English+ requirement. We had students talk about international, local, and Washington Seminar internships as well as experiences in ENGL 394 and the Research and Writing Center.

"[I] highly recommend taking the leap to network with inspirational individuals who you may learn from and assist in their work!"

"I loved being able to work behind the scenes on different exhibitions and displays, and the curatorial team is full of great mentors who made my experience great."