Community Service Internship Program

  • "I learned so much this summer that I would have never learned in a classroom" - Yadiel P., Health Sciences
  • "This internship throws light on a path to conduct market research, which is critical for my future career." - Qian X., MBA Candidate
  • "... to excel in my career, communication and administration skills are essential; the internship helped me gain that experience." - Russelle G., Health Sciences
  • "I gained further understanding of what the professors talked about in class... because I experienced it." - Crystina E., Communication
  • "I gained experience in the field I am interested in, grew as a professional and... improved my resume." - Cesar G., International Studies
  • "Camp Krem taught me that by improving the Camp it will improve the lives of the campers who come." - Marrina N., Environmental Science
  • "In the end I realized that my work, even if it was a small contribution, made a difference." - Jennivy T., Health Science/Microbiology
  • "The most rewarding aspect was the people I was able to help; to change lives for the better was very fulfilling." - Aisha P., Kinesiology

The Community Service Internship Program (CSIP) was initiated by Bruce and Marie Rosenblatt in 1992. Since inception, we have provided over 400 internships to 麻豆传媒社区入口 students to participate in community service while they attend school. CSIP matches non-profit organizations with students desiring to gain experience in their intended career field.

INTERNSHIP SITE REGISTRATION PROCESS:

Thank you for your interest in providing an internship during the Summer 25 term for 麻豆传媒社区入口 students. Please review the information below to check your eligibility status. If qualified, submit an application using the link below. Employers will be notified in January if their site is approved. STEM related positions are given top priority.


Eligible Employers:

  • Be a non-profit with proof of status 
  • Be local (East Bay - Hayward/ Oakland/ Concord)  - accepting remote and hybrid opportunities
  • Have industry related experiences that connect to our majors and/or university mission 
  • STEM related internship opportunities are highly encouraged

Eligible Employers must commit to:

  • Offer a summer internship experience (May/June-August)
  • Providing industry / major relevance to 麻豆传媒社区入口 students
  • Providing mentorship
  • Providing a summer project for interns (lead/develop/assess)
  • Providing networking opportunities within the company (lunch and learn, information interviews with top leadership, etc.)
  • Reflection opportunities (weekly 1:1, team meetings, end of summer culminating experience, etc.)
  • A mid-summer check in
  • Conducting an end of summer exit interview / reflection
  • Tracking hours / signed by site supervisor   


APPLICATION: Employers can apply by completing the form. The deadline for submissions is January 6, 2025.

For more information, or further assistance, please email internships@csueastbay.edu

SUMMER 2025 INFORMATION:

Student Eligibility:

  • Undergraduate 麻豆传媒社区入口 student (full-time) with good academic standing.
  • Minimum GPA - 2.5
  • Have continued full-time enrollment in a degree program during the Fall 25 term
  • Are authorized to work in the U.S. (e.g., H-4 visa holders ineligible, F-1s are eligible - check with CIE for questions)
  • Have a major/career interest related to the internship position 
  • Complete two reports after 75 hours of service during the internship
  • Assist in advertising CSIP; become Ambassadors and share about their experience

Student Application & Selection Process:

  • Student applications are open February 1 - 28. Apply .  
  • Selected candidates will receive an invite for an interview with Career Services staff and/or the internship site - March
  • Placement approvals/denials are sent in April 
  • Interns must schedule an introduction meeting with the confirmed site in April/May
  • Selected interns are required to attend a Safety Orientation on Monday May 23rd via zoom
  • Internship starts May/June and ends by the second week of August

Award Information:

  • 7-9 internship opportunities available
  • Students complete 150 hours at an internship site and receive a stipend of $2000
  • Awarded during the Fall 2025 term (must be enrolled full-time)
  • 麻豆传媒社区入口 is unable to provide funding in excess of student need. Need is determined by completing the FAFSA/CADAA.
  • The CSIP stipend is awarded in accordance with a student's financial aid package.

APPLICATION & INFORMATION SESSIONS

Students interested in the Community Service Internship Program can apply .

Selected students experiencing financial hardship can apply for a travel stipend to help supplement travel costs during the summer. More details will be provided to students selected for the Community Service Internship Program.


Information Session

Have questions or need more information? Attend an information session. 

This session is hosted virtually and will be recorded for those unable to attend.

INTERNSHIP SITES

Internship Sites
Site Name Internship Title Majors Preferred Description
Project Coordinator Intern Human Development, Business Admin, Communication, Psychology, Recreation, Sociology, HRT, Theatre Arts
Community Outreach Intern Communication, Human Development, MS Counseling, MS Social Work, Psychology, Sociology
Court Services Intern Anthropology, Business Admin, Communication, Criminal Justice Admin, Data Science, Economics, English, Ethnic Studies, History, Human Development, International Studies, Latin American Studies, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, Spanish
Summer Day Camp Staff/ Music Instructor Art, Computer Engineering, English, Mathematics, Music, Recreation
Teacher Assistant Art, Human Development
Human Resource Intern All Majors
Teaching Assistant All Majors
Summer Camp Teacher Human Development, Kinesiology, Music, Psychology, Recreation, Sociology, Theater Arts
Program Marketing and Media Intern All Majors
Gallery Assistant Art, Business Admin, Communication, Computer Science, Communicative Sciences & Disorders, Data Science, Economics, English, Environmental Studies, Ethnic Studies, Fine Arts, Graphic Design, Health Sciences/Public Health, HRT, International Studies, MS Counseling, MS Social Work, Music, Multimedia, Photography, Recreation, Theatre Arts
Social Media and Client Intake Technician Communication, English, Graphic Design, Health Sciences/Public Health
Food Justice Intern Anthropology, Business Admin, Communication, English, Environmental Studies, Graphic Design, Health Sciences/Public Health, Human Development, MS Social Work, Multimedia, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology
Program Support Intern Business Admin, Communication, Computer Engineering, Construction Management, Data Science, Ethnic Studies, Graphic Design, Human Development, MS Counseling, MS Social Work, Multimedia, Photography, Psychology, Recreation, Sociology, Statistics
Youth & Family Services and Development Intern All Majors

Contact Us

Career Empowerment Center
  • 麻豆传媒社区入口, East Bay
  • 25800 Carlos Bee Blvd
  • Student Services & Administration Building (SA), Suite 2300
  • Hayward, CA 94542
  • Cheri茅 Meredith
  • Internship Coordinator