Student President Internship 2022 (paid / remote)

About the internship: The National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS) is looking for the best and brightest student leaders for a paid remote internship with a spring start. As an NSLS Intern, you’ll lead the charge of starting a new NSLS chapter as the Student President at your college or university. You’ll be responsible for establishing the chapter to then facilitate a leadership development program for your fellow student members. You’ll contribute to their growth as leaders by hosting events, managing the day-to-day chapter operations, and providing an excellent member experience. The roots you plant during your internship will live on long after you graduate. Not only will you change the lives of other students, but you’ll elevate yourself by developing your own leadership skills, conquering new challenges, and getting hands-on experience in management, communication, budgeting, public speaking, marketing, and event planning. No matter what your goals are after graduation, you’ll gain the skills you’ll need to thrive in your life and career. Learn more about this internship and hear from previous NSLS interns: https://nsls.org/internships. Responsibilities: – Complete all required onboarding documentation and training – Complete virtual training modules and meet with the NSLS Student Program Director weekly via video conferencing for status updates on key deliverables – Identify and recruit an executive board team of at least four students and host regular meetings as a group – Identify and recruit at least one full-time faculty or staff advisor at the college or university – Establish NSLS as a student organization or department-sponsored organization – Facilitate the invitation process for the NSLS campus chapter, in conjunction with the NSLS Student Program Director – Create a calendar of events in coordination with the NSLS Student Program Director for the launch semester – Launch a chapter of NSLS at your campus and serve as the Chapter Student President – Facilitate the leadership development program with your executive board and continue to receive support from the NSLS National Office – Current enrolled student at a college or university in the United States for the current academic year with a minimum 3.0 GPA and in good disciplinary standing – Active engagement in your campus/community – Demonstrated leadership experience within your campus/community preferred, but not required – Must have at least three semesters/terms remaining in your degree program during which you are willing and available to work – As much of an intern’s work requires meeting with campus partners & leading groups, students planning to study abroad during this time frame are not eligible – Excellent public speaking and presentation skills – Proficiency with video conferencing technology (live streaming, webinar) – Ability to work 10 hours per week. Times and days for the role are flexible, however, at least 50% of your availability for this position must be within standard business hours – Your campus does not currently host an NSLS chapter (See active chapters: https://www.nsls.org/listing)