LGBTQA+ Center Graduate Student Intern

The Graduate Intern should be able to provide at least 20 hours of consistent availability from Monday to Friday and between 10:00am to 6:00pm beginning as soon as possible and through the remainder of the spring 2026 semester.

The Graduate Intern will not work during University closures or academic breaks.

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The LGBTQA+ Center is seeking a Graduate Student Intern that will work with the LGBTQA+ Center director on outreach, staff management, training, and development of educational programs for the campus community.

The Graduate Intern will connect students to resources; plan and develop programs; co-facilitate trainings and discussions; perform basic web maintenance and social media management; and help organize a weekly newsletter.

The Graduate Intern will gain valuable and transferrable skills, such as staff management, event planning, LGBTQA+ knowledge, that can support future employment opportunities.

The Graduate Intern will work 20 hours throughout the week, preferably during business hours (10:00am - 6:00pm) and on site in 41 Park Row.

The Graduate Intern can anticipate training that will prepare them to support the programmatic, administrative, informational, and visibility efforts of the LGBTQA+ Center.

We look forward to the successful candidate beginning their employment as soon as possible.

* Proficient in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel * Must be able to handle confidential information in a discreet manner * Knowledge of and interest in supporting the needs of the LGBTQA+ community * Ability to help manage and motivate a team * Ability to plan, advertise, and execute LGBTQA+ Center programming * Strong written and verbal communication skills * Reliable and patient with visitors * Ability to work independently * Strong customer service and organizational skills