Jobs & Internships
Are you globally minded? Do you enjoy meeting people from around the world? Are you passionate about cultural exchange? If you answered yes to any of these questions, a position at Global Ties Iowa may be right for you!
We are currently hiring interns and fellows for summer 2023! These are paid, hybrid positions with potential for communications and programming roles. Depending on your position, pay will be either hourly ($12 per hour) or a stipend ($1,000).
To see examples of general requirements, responsibilities, and desired skills, refer to our previous internship descriptions below:
Social Media and Storytelling Intern Description
To apply, please send a current resume or CV and a letter of interest to Amy Alice Chastain at amy.chastain@globaltiesiowa.org and cc connect@globaltiesiowa.org by April 15th. Letters of interest should include why you are interested in a Global Ties Iowa internship, your year and major, and your availability. Interviews will be conducted on a rolling basis.
Interns play a critical role in the success of Global Ties Iowa's mission. Internships permit students to work in a professional setting, contribute in significant ways to the operations of a non-profit organization, enhance their global cultural competency, and develop and implement projects that may be used to demonstrate work experience to potential employers.
Global Ties Iowa interns have gone on to attend graduate and professional schools, secure overseas State Department internships, work at area non-profit organizations (e.g., Peace Corps, March of Dimes, Domestic Violence Intervention Program) in a leadership capacity, and for national organizations, such as the Atlantic Council.
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Global Ties Iowa has allowed me to develop professionally in the field of international relations, the precise field in which I would like to work. It is not often you are able to get international experience directly on campus, but that is where Global Ties Iowa excels.
Mark Schoen, former Program Coordinator