Current Internship Opportunities

strengthen their leadership. The studio intern will directly supervise and collaborate with assigned artists, including, but not limited to the following: helping artists to implement their goals, assisting artists with taking out and putting away supplies for their projects, providing technical assistance related to their projects, and assisting studio staff with transportation. Assist staff and artists in maintaining the studio and the art, including, but not limited to: brush care, studio upkeep and repair, and cleanup. Complete documentation related to happenings in the studio. You may also be asked to assist in stretching canvas and matting, framing, and hanging work. Over the course of the internship, interns will be asked to plan and facilitate a personal project related to the arts or another community initiative. Requirements: Personality, Drive, Enthusiasm, Leadership ability, Ability to work independently, Reliability Fields of Study: Fine Arts, Psychology, Education, Social Work Re-posted for fall: 7/28/25

Intake Line Intern: (WINGS Program Inc.) Location: Palatine, IL 60095 Pay: Unpaid

Hours per week & Shifts: 12 hours per week, Flexible shifts between 9am – 8pm Monday - Saturday Description: Learn the Intake process for all Community Based Services including Housing, Counseling and Mentoring Programs by conducting phone intakes, screening for eligibility and participation in staffing intakes. Provide emotional support to Intake Line callers. Requirements: Enthusiasm, Leadership Ability/Ability to work independently, Reliability Fields of Study: Human Services, Social Services, Psychology, Criminology Posted: 4/11/2025

Children’s Summer Camp Intern: (WINGS Program Inc.) Location: Palatine, IL 60095 Pay: Unpaid Hours per week and Shifts: 12 hours per week, 12pm – 4pm M/W/F

Description: This internship takes place in one of two Safe Houses (emergency domestic violence shelters)- in Chicago or in suburbs. Students have the opportunity to work with the children residing in the shelter. Student will develop and coordinate fun activities for children (ages 4 and up) while they are at the shelter during the summer months. Requirements: Maturity/Professionalism, Leadership Ability/Ability to work independently Fields of Study: Human Services, Social Services, Psychology, Criminology Posted: 4/11/2025 Autism Support Professional: (North Shore Pediatric Therapy) Please see the Health Careers section.

Theater Fine, Performing, and Applied Arts

(New!) Studio Intern: Arts of Life

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