WV Career Collaborative: Building Connections, Building Workforce

Internship information is provided below.

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WV Career Collaborative recognizes the value of having students at the table as we co-create ways to develop the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) workforce in the service region of Fairmont State University (FSU) and Glenville State University (GSU). By connecting industry, academics, educators, students, and other job seekers, and workforce entities, the WV Career Collaborative builds and maintains intentional mechanisms and opportunities for productive collaborative work on the STEM pipeline, with students and other job seekers as an integral voice at the table. The Power Up Intern program builds student leaders to take on this vital role.

The Power Up Internship Program is a leadership internship that provides students and other job seekers with paid internships of up to 160 hours which include testing and providing feedback on STEM Work-based learning (WBL) experiences, participating in personal and professional development opportunities, serving as peer mentors for other students and job seekers in project activities, and working as co-creators with project staff to expand and build and improve the regional STEM workforce pipeline.  High school students ages 16 and over, undergraduate students, and other job seekers interested in STEM or STEM-affiliated careers can apply to serve as Power Up Interns.

There are multiple openings, and this is a rolling application that is open through 2027.

The full job description is located in the apply link above.