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The Consortium’s Internship Program is a one-year, full-time opportunity for recent college graduates to serve at Christian Study Centers while receiving structured training, mentoring, and professional development. Interns gain hands-on experience in programming, operations, and fundraising while deepening their understanding of vocation and their place in God’s kingdom.

Intern responsibilities are shaped around individual skills and interests and carried out in close collaboration with study center staff. Interns help create meaningful programs and relational opportunities for students, while also participating in a national cohort of young professionals. Throughout the year, interns are exposed to the broader Christian Study Center movement through the Consortium’s Annual Meeting and other opportunities to connect with peers, study center leaders, and foundations.

This position includes a vocational mentor, ongoing cohort-based training, a full-time salary, and housing.

Locations:
Positions are available at Christian Study Centers affiliated with:

  • Cornell University
  • Carnegie Mellon University & University of Pittsburgh
  • University of Minnesota
  • University of Texas, Austin
  • University of Virginia

 

Responsibilities

Campus Engagement & Student Relationships

  • Build and maintain regular, meaningful relationships with students; seek out new student contacts.
  • Help connect students to local churches.
  • Promote study center programming, conferences, and opportunities through intentional use of social media (e.g., Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, GroupMe).
  • Foster collaboration with other Christian ministries on campus by attending fellowship meetings and participating in shared initiatives.

LivingLearning Community Support

  • Contribute to a healthy, intentional Christian community rooted in historic practices of spiritual formation.
  • Model Christian living as a resident member of the study center community.
  • Assist staff in developing content for programs such as Sunday night dinners, retreats, and special events.
  • Support ongoing communication with students through email newsletters and social media.
  • Encourage students to integrate their spiritual, academic, and personal lives through practices of service, mutual support, reconciliation, and hospitality.
  • Assist with recruitment, interviewing, and selection of prospective residents.
  • Participate in spiritual formation and discipleship with residents.
  • Provide hospitality and operational support for regular programming and special campus events.