American Diabetes Association. Special Events Internship Posting. The American Diabetes Association is proud to announce the availability of an …
American Diabetes Association
Special Events Internship Posting
The American Diabetes Association is proud to announce the availability of
an internship in our Special Events department This opportunity is
available at our National Office in Alexandria, Virginia This position
helps to write and develop the national communications, marketing and fund-
raising tools that benefit the education, advocacy and research of the
American Diabetes Association
Duration: Fall 2008 Semester
Hours: 20 hours per week
Transportation: Responsible for own travel expenses The office is located
at 1701 North Beauregard St, Alexandria, VA It is metro accessible via a
shuttle service from the Pentagon City metro station
Description Responsibilities: The internship supports each of our
signature fund-raising events at the national level, aiding in the writing,
developing and marketing of communication and promotional tools This
internship is paid 12 per hour and requires a commitment of approximately
20 hours per week work schedule flexible in exchange for class credit
Students in Communications, Public Relations, Marketing, Business,
Nonprofit
Management or other related fields are encouraged to apply
Requirements: Excellent writing, research and communication skills
Currently enrolled as an upper-level Undergraduate student Proficiency
in MS Office Suite, Internet and e-mail
How to Apply: Please send your resume, cover letter and a short writing
sample to John Butler at - jbutler@diabetesorg
The ADA is the largest voluntary health organization in the United States
that deals with diabetes and its complications The mission of ADA is to
prevent and cure diabetes and improve the lives of all people affected by
diabetes The money raised through our various fund-raising events supports
diabetes research and educational programs aimed at generating awareness of
diabetes and its seriousness, and educating children and adults on how to
better care for this disease
