Athletics Student Intern- Development

Title: Athletics Student Intern- Development
Employee Classification: Student Help Regular
Division Name: Presidential
Department: Intercollegiate Athletics

The intern will work under the supervision of the Assistant Director of Stewardship and Donor Events and the Development Graduate Assistants. Responsibilities will focus on implementing high level donor event registrations, assisting with donor event and hospitality plans, as well as assisting with efforts to strengthen the university and donor relationship through donor event interactions at special events.

ISU Athletics Interns play a vital role in the success of hospitality programs as well as special events at Illinois State.

Student interns are the first team members that guests meet when they arrive to the Aaron Leetch Club, basketball donor rooms, and other donor/fan areas. They are responsible for welcoming guests while checking their tickets and affixing wristbands. Student workers are stationed at the entrances to the club, suite, and tent areas - readily available to direct guests, answer questions, and control access to the levels in order to protect the exclusivity. Student workers also assist with setting up, monitoring, and taking down beverages and food for events.

$14.00/hour

-proficient in Excel and Microsoft
- communication skills
-organizational skills
-attention to detail

Varies

May 2024

Resume

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Sam Williams- [email protected]
Katherine Brucken- [email protected]

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