Jobs & Internships

Internships

Below are internship opportunities that have come our way that you may be interested in!  Please note that we have no control over the accuracy of the information provided or whether the internship is still open or whether it has been filled. Contextual Education students are encouraged to use their own resources as well as the listings here to investigate potential internship sites.  Happy hunting!

If you would like to update the below information or submit a new internship opportunity for our students, please contact our Graduate Assistant at jobsandinternships@seattleu.edu or 206.296.5314.

Tips for Selecting an internship site:

• Select the sites to be interviewed
• Consult with your denominational and/or ecclesial representatives
• Interview at least three sites
• Enter into a time of discernment
• Discuss the interviews and positions with the Director of Contextual Education
• Select one of the three sites
• Work with the On-Site Supervisor to create a Job Description and submit it for approval to the Director of Contextual Education

 

Internship Opportunities - Sites seeking interns for the 2013-2014 Academic Year

These are potential sites that have contacted STM recently looking for an intern.

Past Internship Sites/Resource List

These are sites that have either contacted STM in the past or hosted STM interns in the past. This information is not current, but these may be good places to start looking while discerning your internship placement.

Jobs / Employment

Below are employment opportunities that have come our way that you may be interested in!  Please note that we have no control over the accuracy of the information provided or whether the job is still open or whether it has been filled.  Happy hunting!

If you would like to update the below information or submit a new job opportunity for our students, please contact our Graduate Assistant at jobsandinternships@seattleu.edu or 206.296.5314.

Employment Opportunities

The Director of Field Education reserves the right to approve / disapprove the site or supervisor based on his or her credentials, such as academic degrees, certification, nature and length of work experience, location, and / or ecclesial position. 

To be considered as an internship site, you must:

• Submit the internship information to be listed in the jobs/internship table
• Interested students will contact you between January and May with the internship beginning in September
• There must be an On-Site Supervisor who will spend one hour a week with the student
• The student will work 8-10 hours per week

No preference is given by the school to the site.