Internship, Part-Time
Position start/end date: Early November through Mid March
Location: Internship located at BYU, with travel all over the state of Utah
Job Type: Part-Time Internship
Hours per Week: Interns may be required on select weeks to work up to 28 hours but will usually average 15 hours/week across the winter semester. There is also required training (paid) in November/December, up to 5-15 hours/week.
Job Category: Public Relations, Advertising, Marketing, Media & Society, General Communications
Counts for 399R credit? Yes
Counts for 496R credit? Yes
Wage/Salary: $16/hour
Application Deadline: Open until filled
QUALIFICATIONS OF APPLICANT
• Must be admitted to BYU as a day-continuing student during winter semester. However, due to the nature of the travel and calendar interns will need to have either a M/W/Fr or T/Th class schedule.
• Interns should be outgoing, personable, articulate, organized, responsible, punctual and energetic.
• Experienced in public speaking and presenting.
• Pre-winter semester training (up to 5-15 hrs./week) will be required in November/December.
• Due to the work hours limitation imposed by law, international students will need to check the limitations on their visa type before applying to this internship, unless they are on their approved break.
• Must be eligible to drive in the United States.
Please note: by policy, student-employees are normally limited to 20 hours per week. An exception has been granted specifically for THIS position for winter 2026 allowing students to work up to 28 hours per week. If you plan to work on campus for spring/summer you will need to carefully monitor your hours to not exceed 28 per week, which would necessitate termination. Please contact us for more details.
DESCRIPTION OF JOB DUTIES
Four (4) interns will spend the winter 2026 semester preparing for and traveling to almost every high school in the state of Utah. Interns will present to high school students interested in applying and coming to BYU. This is a great opportunity to hone presentation skills, learn how to represent the university, and present it to many different demographics within the state (city, rural, suburb, small groups, large groups, parents, counselors, students, etc.).
• Interns will receive training on BYU admissions, scholarships, housing, student life, etc.
• Travel (including early morning travel) and some overnight trips will be required
APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS
Please submit your resume to Alison Divis via email to alison_divis@byu.edu. For questions, please call 801-422-3442.
COMPANY NAME AND BRIEF DESCRIPTION
BYU Admissions Office
SUPERVISOR CONTACT INFO
Alison Divis, Admissions Outreach Administrator, 801-422-3442