Knoxville - Knox County Sports Authority Internship Program Intern
KNOXVILLE - KNOX COUNTY
SPORTS AUTHORITY
COLLEGE INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
The Knoxville Knox County Sports Authority is proud to announce the opening of applications for the Summer 2023 College Internship Program on August 31, 2022. These paid full-time 40-hour-per-week positions will begin in May 2023 and will last 8-10 weeks. The deadline to apply will be Friday, February 10, 2023.
The goal of the program is to expose college students to leadership roles and experience in specific industries of interest related to the construction and operations of the new multi-use stadium project. Applicants of all backgrounds including underrepresented populations are encouraged to apply. The hope is to create a pipeline of highly skilled professionals of diverse backgrounds through the career opportunities associated with the multi-use stadium in Knoxville.
Internship Positions
• BarberMcMurry Architecture or Interior Design Intern
• Denark Construction Project Intern
• Design Innovation Architects (DIA) Marketing Intern
• Knoxville Utilities Board (KUB) Engineering Student Intern
• Moxley Carmichael Public Relations Intern
• S&ME Engineering Student Intern
• Tennessee Smokies Marketing/Community Relations Intern
• Tennessee Smokies Stadium Operations Intern
Requirements:
- Current college student
- College grade requirement will vary and is based on the needs of the employer and the internship position.
- Approach internship as a professional opportunity to improve skills: personal, professional, and/or technical.
- Diligently respond to work requests and support the overall employer team.
- Take initiative where appropriate.
- Participate fully in the work and responsibilities.
- Participate in the mid-point and final evaluation surveys.
Application Requirements:
- Upload a resume and cover letter
- Provide letters from three professional or academic references with contact details
- Answer the question, “Share with us why you are interested in this specific internship?”