Florida State Alternative Breaks (FSAB) facilitates accessible service immersion experiences for students to create sustainable change in partnership with local national, and international community organizations and their constituents. Members of the graduate intern team play a critical role in program development by advising undergraduate student coordinators, facilitating trainings for the undergraduate team, working collaboratively to build partnerships with local communities, and co-leading their own alternative break trip during winter break or MLK weekend. Duration: August to April; 5 hours per week during the fall semester and 10 hours per week in the spring.

E-mail resume and cover letter to Dr. Erin Sylvester Philpot at esylvester@fsu.edu for consideration.

LeaderShape at Florida State University hosts concurrent sessions of the Institute which challenges participants to lead with integrity while working towards a vision grounded in their deepest values. In the fall semester we recruit a graduate intern to join the planning team to assist with various logistical needs and also work with the two undergraduate student coordinators, focused on their leadership development process. Duration: Selected in Fall, one semester, December-May.

Email resume and cover letter to Dr. Erin Sylvester Philpot at esylvester@fsu.edu  for consideration.

Leadership LOGIC is a two-day overnight leadership development program specifically catering to FSU students who have not participated in a leadership development program before. LOGIC occurs three times throughout the entire year at the FSU Reservation and has undergraduate facilitators for the program who develop the curriculum for each weekend. While we do not select an intern every year for the program, there are opportunities to engage in facilitator training, work with the undergraduate student coordinator team, and assist with various logistics of the program. Duration (if offered): Selected in Spring or Fall, one year, August-April.

Email resume and cover letter to Dr. Erin Sylvester Philpot at esylvester@fsu.edu  for consideration.

Service Leadership Seminar is a week-long experience for incoming first-year students at Florida State. It is an annual event held the week before the fall semester begins where students learn about leadership, service, and identity in the context of individual, group, and community opportunities. Each year, we elect a graduate intern to work with the SLS undergraduate student coordinator team, develop the assessment plan/measure, and assist with week of facilitator training, as well as the seminar. Duration: Selected in Spring, intern May through September.

Email resume and cover letter to Dr. Erin Sylvester Philpot at esylvester@fsu.edu for consideration.

The FSU ServScript Program provides students with a platform to document their service to the community on their academic transcript. This university-wide system for collecting information about student engagement provides valuable data for faculty and staff. The graduate intern in this role will serve as member of the ServScript Committee; promote the ServScript Program to departments, organizations, and courses; participate in the audit of ServScript data; and develop reports to capture the breadth and depth of data collected. Duration: one semester, available in Spring, Summer, or Fall. 

E-mail resume and cover letter to Brie Shannon at bpshannon@fsu.edu for consideration.

The Women's Leadership Institute is a three-day leadership learning institute to enhance leader identity and capacity. It is an annual event held every Fall semester and assists participants in learning strategies for understanding the socialization of women and exploring their leadership development through Emotionally Intelligent Leadership. The graduate intern serves on the planning committee and has the opportunity to work on assessment projects and develop programming for the entire WLI community. Duration: one semester or one year, selected in spring, flexible on length and time.

Email resume and cover letter to Dr. Erin Sylvester Philpot at esylvester@fsu.edu for consideration.