Harn Museum Summer Projects – Paid Internships for all Student Interns

Deadline to apply: March 15, 2024

Intern at your art museum! Summer internships at the Harn Museum of Art are open to all majors to provide professional experience and guidance from museum staff. For the first time in the museum’s history, the Harn Museum of Art will provide funding to every college student intern selected in the summer and fall semesters of 2024.

College internships are open for all university and college students to apply, provide pre-professional training, and are offered in all museum departments, including curatorial, education, finance and operations, fundraising, horticulture, information technology, marketing, registration art handling, rentals, strategic planning and visitor engagement.

Interested candidates can find instructions, applications, and project descriptions at https://harn.ufl.edu/internships/. Questions? Contact the Intern Coordinator at register@harn.ufl.edu.

Teach at P.K. Yonge’s Summer Adventures in Mathematics Camp 2024!

Who: College of Education Preservice Teachers

When: June 3rd-27th. Monday-Thursday, 7:45am-1:00pm

Where: P.K. Yonge Developmental Research School Campus

You will be the classroom teacher for a group of ~12 students in upper elementary. This is a paid work opportunity. If interested, contact Dr. Ross Van Boven at rvanboven@pky.ufl.edu as soon as possible.

*Pay includes two full planning days prior to June 3rd. 

Seniors and Graduate Students: Are you interested in challenging yourself in an impact-driven career after you graduate?

• By joining Teach For America, you will become part of a network of leaders. Check out our leadership corps program here.
• We offer full salary, benefits, scholarships, stipends, professional development, and diversity, equity, and inclusion trainings for every corps member.

Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmxn: Do you want to make a direct impact next semester?

• Consider applying to Teach For America’s Ignite Fellowship to work directly with elementary or middle school students this spring. We’re seeking college students to lead virtual, small group tutoring sessions with for 3 – 5 hours a week. This is a part-time, paid opportunity to build meaningful relationships with youth, accelerate student success, and hone your leadership skills. Check out our info session recording and apply by April 24.

• A local non-profit organization that focuses on integrating children with and without special needs through sports. This spring, we have a very hands-on learning experience available for students interested in working with children. We are looking for highly motivated volunteers to participate in our Adaptive classes on Saturdays.
• Interested students should reach out to us @AGvolunteers@balance180.org

• Gainesville-based non-profit organization aims to inspire high school students learning English as their second language to actively pursue their dreams through higher education
• Mentoring and tutoring programs as well as other events crafted to suit their needs
• We have created an interest form for those who want to join or are considering it: https://forms.gle/NrFiT9abe7Hy4QYz8
• How to reach ESOL Achievers: Email: esolachieversuf@gmail.com /Instagram: @esolachievers/ Slack: https://join.slack.com/t/esolachieversatuf/shared_invite/zt-2a39o4ehz-c8DBcX9672RHPJrO2QMF5Q

• Kids Count is a free afterschool program in East Gainesville that serves 70 elementary school students at 2 locations. Our goal is to empower our students by providing individualized literacy tutoring, homework assistance, and social emotional learning opportunities.
• Seeking volunteers that are willing to commit at least 1 hour a week and have an interest in working with elementary age kids. We provide all training necessary!
• Email: allysen@kidscountalachua.org
• https://www.kidscountalachuacounty.org

• Are you looking for a fantastic opportunity to connect with local schools, gain hands-on experience, and align your coursework with practical insights? Look no further than the Alachua County Council of PTAs (ACCPTA)!
• Why Volunteer with ACCPTA?
• The mission of PTAs everywhere is to make every child’s potential a reality by engaging and empowering families and communities to advocate for all children.
• By volunteering through ACCPTA, you can gain unparalleled insights into the education system, enabling you to apply what you learn in the classroom to real-life scenarios. If you aspire to work in education, non-profit, or related fields, volunteering with us will provide you with practical experience that can set you apart when pursuing future career opportunities. Many educational programs require volunteer hours as part of their curriculum. ACCPTA offers fulfilling volunteer roles with local school PTA units that can help you meet these requirements while making a meaningful impact.
• Diverse Volunteer Opportunities:
• We offer a wide range of volunteer positions that cater to your specific interests and the varying needs of our local schools. Whether you’re interested in fundraising, event planning, leadership roles, or general volunteer tasks, ACCPTA has a role for you and can connect you with a local school in need of your skills.
• You can learn more about our organization here: About Us – Alachua County Council PTA (accpta.org)
• If you are interested in volunteering, please contact legislation@accpta.org