Aug
29
Want to intern in the Philadelphia 76ers PR department? Now is your chance as the staff is looking for five game-night interns for the upcoming season. For those interested, please check out this website to apply. Good luck!
Reports To: 76ers PR Staff
Number of Openings: Up to 5 students
Hours Required: Approximately six hours per game night worked, arriving three hours before game-time and ending approximately one hour after game ends. Schedules can be adjusted to meet needs of student’s internship program. Student should expect a maximum of approximately 120 hours. In spring semester, preference given to applicants with availability through the end of the NBA Finals, as late as the end of June.
Qualifications:
- College juniors, seniors, or graduate students working for earned credits
- Strong computer skills preferred; ability to use Microsoft Word required
- Strong writing and verbal communication skills are required
Responsibilities:
- Assist Sixers Media Workroom, including postgame support
- Distribution of game credentials at Wachovia Center press entrance
- Assistance with press operations during games including the recording and transcribing of postgame press conferences
- Perform all other duties and responsibilities as assigned
Note: This position was originally posted on the Comcast-Spectacor employment site. To ensure that your application is considered for this position, please click here to apply for this job on the Comcast-Spectacor employment site. Note: When you apply for this job online, you will be required to answer the following questions:
1. YES or NO: Are you a college junior, senior, or grad student seeking an internship for credit?
2. YES or NO: Will you be flexible to work game-nights based on the 76ers schedule?
3. YES or NO: Do you have housing in or near the Philadelphia, PA area?
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I am teacher from MetEast High School in Camden, NJ and I am contacting your department on behalf of one of my students. Our school allows students to pursue their passions and interests by going on informational interviews during which they interview people about their careers. My student, Kyree Douglas, is very interested in working in public relations with a sports team and it would be greatly appreciated if he could come in to interview someone about what he or she does.
We also allow our students to go on internships on Tuesdays and Thursdays during school hours. If there is any way Kyree could come in for an in interview and possibly set up an internship that would be great.
Thank you for your time,
Paul Turkot
856.534.3458
paulturkot@yahoo.com