LISC Intern
POSITION TITLE: LISC INTERN
CLASSIFICATION: Part -Time (20 hours/week)/Non-Exempt
LOCATION: Remote /Hybrid (As determined by local office)
COMPENSATION: $25/hour
DURATION: Two Semesters, Fall 2022 and Spring 2023 (30 Weeks)
LISC is seeking a motivated Intern who is ready to apply knowledge of community development, business practices and processes in a fast-paced, real-world environment. The intern will assist in deployment of grants and other financial investments, writing reports, conducting research, analyzing data, support with affordable housing and wealth-building initiatives, technical assistance, and making recommendations to strengthen relationships with community partners. This will be a valuable experience for any student pursuing a career in Nonprofit Management, Social Services, Finance, Political Science or Business Administration.
Office Location by City: Atlanta, Charlotte, Duluth, Houston, Jacksonville, Memphis, Philadelphia, Richmond, Washington DC, Detroit
Duties and Responsibilities
· Support local office with community development financial objectives
· Help plan and design business processes and make recommendations for improvement
· Perform research and analysis in support of operations
· Assist in resolving issues using systems and data
· Help launch new initiatives by coordinating, managing schedules, taking meeting minutes
· Conducting research, write reports, and other duties as assigned
· May perform additional projects upon request
Benefits
· Compensation of $25 per Hour
· Flexible schedule for students
· Practical experience with varied business activities
· Shadowing, mentoring, and training with experienced business professionals
· Opportunity to attend business meetings and networking events
Requirements
· Geographic restrictions: currently enrolled at an HBCU or local college within LISC regions
· Graduating Juniors or Seniors* Exceptions will be considered for the right candidate
· Minimum 3.0 GPA
· Experience with Microsoft Office Suite
· Excellent critical thinking and problem-solving skills
· Good written and verbal communication skills
· Detail-oriented with strong organizational skills
· Must undergo and pass national background clearance check
*May consider an eager and qualified sophomore as well