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Provo City Lab ENGL 394 (English+ Credit)
Are you looking for a fun and convenient way to satisfy your English+ requirement? The Provo City Lab might be what you’re looking for! Students in the Provo City Lab (ENGL 394R, 002) will use the design thinking process to work in teams and in collaboration with some of Provo City’s urban planners to identify local… Read more »
Social Innovations Projects On-Campus Internship Advisement Sessions
Sign up to learn how you can help address social problems, build your resume, and earn academic credit through the Ballard Center’s on-campus internship program — SIP (Social Innovation Projects). Online advisement meetings are available now. Sign up for a 20-minute advisement session here or visit power.byu.edu to learn more. SIP on-campus internships qualify for English+ credit. Contact the English Internship… Read more »
Learn More About the Ballard Center’s On-Campus Internships. July 7, 5:30 pm.
Social Innovation Projects (SIP) is an on-campus internship program that empowers you to work on projects from around the world for award-winning organizations that make a difference. Join in Tuesday, July 7 at 5:30 pm via zoom to learn about these experiences. SIP internships count for English + credit. Contact the internship coordinator for more… Read more »
UPDATE: Social Innovation Projects Information Meeting–July 7
Social Innovation Projects at the Ballard Center is hosting an Information Session online, in preparation for Fall Semester, to show the amazing, edifying, career and life-enhancing impact our internship classes can have on students here at BYU. Students will be able to come hear stories from SIP alumni and how their internship experiences continue to… Read more »
Do a Summer Internship With BYU’s Social Innovation Projects!
UPDATE: SIP advisement sessions are now available through May 8. Sign up HERE for a time. Social Innovations Projects (SIP) are project-based internships that qualify for English+ credit. This year, SIP is offering spring and summer internships in addition to their fall and winter programs. They are specifically hoping to provide a meaningful, valuable internship experience to… Read more »
Digital Internship with BYU Magazine (On-Campus, PAID). Apply by December 9.
BYU Magazine is looking for an intern to assist in all things digital. The position is part editorial, part marketing: you’ll help manage our website, work to build our social media audience, write web-only stories, and strategize to further the reach of every story. We want someone who is eager to learn and experiment in… Read more »
Interested in an On-Campus Internship? Want to do some good in the world? Come learn how to do both with Social Innovation Projects!
Have you ever wondered how you can make an off-campus impact as an on-campus student? Come “take a SIP” of warm cocoa, cider, or herbal tea with an Internship Director between November 4-22 and learn about how you can earn credit, build your resume, and make a meaningful difference in solving social problems through SIP… Read more »
English+ Spotlight: Hannah Shoaf, Social Innovations Project On-Campus Internship
For my on-campus internship, I enrolled in MSB 491R: Social Innovations Projects through the Ballard Center. I got paired up with a team of four other students to work on a project for Defy Ventures, a non-profit organization that seeks to reduce recidivism. The experience was challenging but rewarding in multiple ways! What was our… Read more »
English+ Spotlight: Hana Buhler, Localization/Translation On-Campus Internship (HCOLL494)
My team was assigned to work with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints’ Localization department. The majority of our internship was spent on creating a Translation Review Guide (TRG) for each General Conference Talk from October 1997. To summarize what a TRG is, it is essentially a annotated General Conference talk so a translator… Read more »
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