Community Internship Collaboration

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WORK

Local businesses will supply a project-based work experience during this semester-long internship course. Working alongside a mentor from the company, you will gain the skills and knowledge necessary to complete the project. Apply directly to a particular internship, to ensure it is something in which you are interested.

LEARN

In preparation for your internship, learn how to tailor a resume and cover letter, give a winning job interview, and make a compelling presentation. Throughout the program, you will learn not only from your mentor at work, but from a faculty advisor and through your fellow students during the weekly class. Finally, you will share your experience in a presentation.

EARN

You will earn 1 academic credit for your completion of the program, and you will be paid $10.50/hour up to 60 hours for the work completed during your internship. Businesses may choose to hire interns after the completion of the program, should a suitable position be available.

Information Sessions

• View the CIC Information presentation (PDF).
• View the CIC Video Information presentation (video).

At the information sessions, UNM-LA staff will explain more about the program, including the benefits and expectations, and answer any questions you may have. If, after learning more, you are interested in applying to the program, the remainder of the session will be spent learning how to prepare for and interact effectively in a remote, online interview. We want you to go into the process with your best foot forward.

There are limited opportunities available for Community Internship Collaboration, so be sure to attend an information session to learn how you can attain one of these competitive positions!

Mandatory Student Orientation

•  Interns will also be required to enroll in BSTC 299 (Cooperative Work Experience),Tuesdays, 4:00-5:40pm
  
  

The mandatory orientation session is for students who have been awarded an internship. UNM-LA staff will describe the hiring process, train students in the TimeClock system, and assist students in registering for the CIC course, BSTC 299. Students must participate in this session or schedule a make-up time before they are allowed to begin working.

At the orientation session, UNM-LA staff and faculty will explain more about the program, including the benefits and expectations, and answer any questions you may have. If, after learning more, you are interested in applying to the program, the remainder of the session will be spent learning how to create effective resumes and cover letters and working on tailoring your resume and cover letter to a specific job. We will even help you prepare for interviews, so that you can go into the process with your best foot forward.

There are limited opportunities available for Community Internship Collaboration, so be sure to attend the information session to learn how you can attain one of these coveted positions!

KEY DATES FOR STUDENTS SPRING 2021

These dates are subject to change.

*Attendance in one Info Session is mandatory before students’ applications will be distributed to businesses. Students may watch the recorded session(s) and complete the online quiz if unable to participate in a Zoom session.

**Students must submit both a CIC application through the Google Form and a UNM Jobs application through the hiring website, jobs.unm.edu, before they can receive an internship.

***Participation in the CIC Orientation is also mandatory to review the hiring and time-keeping processes and register for the CIC course, BSTC 299.

Students must submit this online application to CIC.   CIC Application 

Degree-seeking students must also submit an online application to UNM Jobs, separately from the application to CIC.  UNM Jobs Application 

Non-degree and dual-credit students must submit a different UNM application. Contact the CIC committee at cic@unm.edu to request the link

Are You a Local Business Looking to Get Involved?

Los Alamos businesses interested in interested in proposing a project for an intern for Fall 2020 should contact cic@unm.edu or 505-663-3406. UNM-LA advisors can help you design a project if needed.

Download mentor application here: Spring 2021. Please contact cic@unm.edu if you need a different format.

Spring 2021 Internships

Daphne Weir, Inc.: Accounting Intern

Del Norte Credit Union: Community Engagement Intern

ErgoTech: Data Visualization Intern

ErgoTech: Graphic Design Intern

ErgoTech: Marketing Development Intern

Fuller Lodge Art Center: Marketing & Outreach Intern

Los Alamos Community Foundation: Nonprofit Sustainability Intern

Los Alamos County: Marketing Coordinator Intern

Los Alamos Retired & Senior Organization: Intern

Los Alamos STEAM Lab: Social Media Intern

Nurses With Heart: Caregiver Intern

Fall 2020 Internships

Attack Research: Cybersecurity Intern

Attack Research: Accounting Intern

Attack Research: Business Intern

ErgoTech: Computer Science Intern

ErgoTech: Graphic Design Intern

ErgoTech: Marketing Research Intern

Los Alamos Chamber of Commerce: Social Media Intern

Los Alamos County: Google Development Marketing Intern

Los Alamos STEAM Lab: Social Media Intern

Los Alamos STEAM Lab: Remote Learning Intern

Nurses With Heart: Caregiver Intern