This Job and Volunteer Board includes missionary, local employment, and camp counselor opportunities.  If you would like to submit a job posting, please fill out the form below.

What is it?
The Leader Internship is a five-week immersion experience, designed to equip students for lifelong mission on campus and beyond. Interns will pariticipate in Missionary Training in June alongside full-time staff, being trained in SPO's charism and way of life, and equipped for the work of evangelization. 

Who can apply?
Student leaders from SPO Chapters and from other campuses that are exploring partnership with SPO. 

Why should I apply?
If you are...

• Excited to grow in spiritual maturity and discipleship
• Passionate about leading your peers to Christ
• Ready to dive in and go all out for mission
• Want to learn and be trained in the SPO charism and way of life

• Attend five weeks of training in June 2020.
• Pariticpate actively in the life of your Chapter and/or Campus Ministry and invite others into it, including large group nights, men's/women's events, small groups, the Formation Program, retreats, SMR (Student Mission Retreat), and ASCEND.
• Seek out service opportunities during the school year, e.g. leading a small group, participating in an outreach team, helping wiht retreats, volunteering in other student leadership roles... and more!

The Ukrainian Catholic Education Foundation is seeking volunteers for its annual English Summer School. Three-week long program gives you a chance to live with Ukrainian college students, experience Byzantine Christianity, and learn about the new challenges facing this ancient country. No knowledge of Ukrainian is necessary.
 
To apply, please contact the following email (deadline: April 5, 2020):
 
English Summer School Volunteer Adviser
Ukrainian Catholic University
Email: essvolunteer@ucu.edu.ua
 
When?
ESS lasts during June 29 – July 16. Orientation Program for volunteer teachers starts June 26 and lasts two days.
 
University covers meals and accommodation of accepted volunteer teachers three days before the Orientation Program and three days after the ESS ends. This gives you some time to enjoy the city.
 
Why?
Students of the Ukrainian Catholic University (a Catholic college revived after fifty years of Soviet suppression) need to learn English for their course work, including classes taught by English-speaking faculty. English instruction during the year is capped by exposure to native speakers in an immersion setting.
 
What?
The full-day schedule includes English use at six hours of classes, morning and evening prayers, mealtime conversations, and evening activities. Typical classes have 7-10 students and involve a combination of reading, discussion and exercises. Weekends include occasional hikes, competitions, quests and other fun activities. The summer school is also a unique spiritual opportunity.
 
Who?
About one fourth of the 200 students are seminarians; others include women religious and lay undergraduates studying theology, history, cultural studies, philology, computer science, sociology, social pedagogy, psychology, political science. The English-speaking staff are originally from North America, the UK, Australia with assistance from Ukrainian teachers.
 
Where?
The summer program is based both in a rural setting about one hour from Lviv, the cultural center of Western Ukraine, and in one of UCU campuses. Housing is provided in shared rooms; meals are likewise very simple.
 
How Much?
Room and board are provided for volunteers. The only real expense is travel to Lviv. If you book your return ticket well in advance your trip will cost you about $700 from New York, $1000 from Chicago.
 

Family First is an organization that’s on a mission to provide parenting, marriage and relational truth that helps people love their family well and gives them greater hope for the future. They are hiring interns in the following areas: 

Content Creation Intern: 
As a Content Creation Intern, you'll help to execute the content rundown as well as experience the fast-paced environment that takes the written product from idea to publication. 

Digital Marketing Intern:
As a Digital Marketing Intern at Family First, you'll help to execute our social media and digital marketing initiatives. 

Partner Services and Events Intern:
As a Partner Services and Events Intern at Family First, you'll help to support our organizations intitiatives. 

Graphic Design Intern:
You'll work with our Content Team to design beautiful web and print graphics. 

For more information please visit https://www.familyfirst.net/about/jobs-internships/ 

We are in need of medical personnel who can volunteer weekly or periodically. We are also able to offer unpaid internships to USF students.  We have had students who have majored in social work, nursing and women’s studies from USF, HCC and UF.  

About the Diocese: The Diocese of St. Petersburg is a joyful community of disciples courageously living the Gospel, proclaiming the Good News and inviting all people to encounter the love and mercy of Jesus Christ. The Diocese is comprised of over 470,000 Catholics and includes 74 parishes, 5 missions, 48 schools and early childhood centers, a university, and a variety of social service, health care, housing and pastoral ministries located within the five counties of Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, Hernando and Citrus. Mass is celebrated in 11 languages and we are led by our fifth bishop, Most Reverend Gregory Parkes who was installed on January 4, 2017.

Internship Description: The Diocese of St. Petersburg seeks a dynamic, self-starter to assist marketing and communications efforts. This internship is an excellent opportunity to experience various aspects of internal and external communication experiences while serving for a well-known faith-based nonprofit organization.

Responsibilities: The Communications Intern will help with the following:
• Assist in planning, writing and managing monthly eNewsletter
• Draft, distribute and pitch news releases, media alerts and other stories
• Design flyers, graphics, e-vites and other marketing material for major events and initiatives of the Diocese
• Update the Diocesan website when needed
• Organize and attend Communications Advisory Committee meetings and take minutes
• Reach out to the community organizations and the general public with messages about the Diocese of St. Petersburg’s mission to courageously live the Gospel.
• Collaborate with staff on new ideas for marketing and communications

• Implement new communication technologies and social media strategies

Qualifications:
• Exceptional writing and communication skills
• Completed or working toward a college degree, preferably in a related field (e.g., English, Marketing/Communications, or Public Relations)
• Previous internship or related experience in marketing or communications is a plus
• Must be computer literate (working knowledge of word processing, PowerPoint, Excel). Proficiency in Adobe InDesign and Photoshop highly desired. Knowledge of HTML and graphic design a plus
• Ability to communicate in a professional manner with diverse audiences
• Self-motivated, good organizational skills, detail-oriented, ability to prioritize, multi-task and meet deadlines
• Knowledge of the Catholic faith and enthusiasm for the mission of the Diocese and the people we serve

Start Date: Position open until filled, requires 3 – 6 month commitment.

Hours: 8 – 12 hours/week, preferably twice a week in the office. Up to 4 hours can be completed at home.

Compensation: This is an Unpaid/Volunteer internship

To Apply: Please a send cover letter and resume to tlp@dosp.org

The Diocese of St. Petersburg is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, age, national origin, ethnic, background, disability or any other characteristic protected by law.