The Wellness Promotion Internship provides students with hands-on experience in health education, campus programming, and wellness advocacy. Interns work closely with the Wellness Promotion Coordinator to design, implement, and evaluate initiatives that support student well-being across campus.

This internship is ideal for students interested in:

  • Health & wellness professions
  • Student affairs or higher education
  • Public health or health sciences
  • Psychology or counseling
  • Business, marketing, or nonprofit leadership

Interns gain experience in:

  • Program planning and facilitation
  • Health promotion and education
  • Event coordination
  • Outreach and marketing
  • Leadership development
  • Professional communication
  • Assessment and reflection

Internship Concentrations:

1. Business & Organizational Wellness Concentration

Designed for students interested in the business, marketing, or administrative side of wellness programming.

Focus Areas:

  • Event planning and logistics
  • Marketing, branding, and outreach
  • Social media and promotional strategy
  • Data tracking and program assessment
  • Budgeting and resource management
  • Professional communication

Ideal for students majoring in:
Business, Marketing, Communications, Management, or related fields.

 

2. Health Sciences Concentration

Designed for students interested in healthcare, public health, or wellness education.

Focus Areas:

  • Health education and awareness campaigns
  • Wellness tabling and outreach
  • Health behavior promotion
  • Data collection and evaluation
  • Supporting campus health initiatives
  • Community health engagement

Ideal for students majoring in:
Health Sciences, Public Health, Nursing, Exercise Science, or related fields.

 

3. Psychology Concentration

Designed for students interested in mental health, counseling, or human behavior.

Focus Areas:

  • Mental health awareness programming
  • Emotional wellness initiatives
  • Mindfulness and stress management activities
  • Peer engagement and support strategies
  • Observation of wellness education practices
  • Reflection and program evaluation

Ideal for students majoring in:
Psychology, Counseling, Social Work, or related disciplines.

Learn More

Interested in interning with the Wellness Promotion Office at the Health Center? Complete the application for next semester.

  • Spring 2026 – Applications closed

  • Fall 2026 – Deadline April 17th 2026