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🤝 Post on Handshake8
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Marketing & Athlete Partnerships Intern (Remote, entry-level) About Electro Electro makes an electrolyte gum for athletes: zero sugar, zero caffeine, and ingredients that are NCAA-safe. More than 500,000 pieces have been sold, and the gum is carried by college and pro athletes across the country, including NBA and NFL players. Athlete partnerships are a big part of how Electro reaches new people, and interns do much of that work. What you'll do - Social media: help run Electro's social channels, drafting posts, keeping up with comments and messages, and following a content calendar. - Athlete outreach for brand partnerships: reach out to athletes to introduce Electro and start partnership conversations, using clear guidelines and templates. - Content: draft captions and short-form content ideas, and organize the content athletes share. - Partnership tracking: keep a shared tracker up to date so every conversation has a status and a next step, and report on it each week. What you'll learn - How brand partnerships with athletes are set up, from first message to a finished collaboration - Professional outreach: writing clearly, following up, and keeping a conversation moving - Social media and content for a consumer brand - Organizing work in a tracker and reporting progress to a manager - Working in a remote team with weekly structure Who you report to A manager on the Electro team. Weekly training sessions walk through outreach, content and partnership tracking. Details - Location: Remote - Hours: flexible, about 10 to 15 hours a week - Compensation: unpaid, for academic credit - After the internship: path to a paid full-time role for top interns - No fees and never a cost to students. Interns never sell to friends or family and are never asked to buy anything. Apply: https://electro-university-engine.vercel.app/intern/
Cade,
Dan is correct; Handshake would be the best place to post this position. Please let me know once you have posted it and I can review it. Here are our recruitment policies if you would like to review them to see if it meets our standards Mizzou recruitment policies.
Thanks,
Cynthia Diaz
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Hi Cade. I have approved your Handshake account to post opportunities to UNI.
Thanks!
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Hello Cade,
We are a Handshake school, so please post your opportunities on Handshake for our students to see. I've approved the connection in Handshake.
Thank you,
Paula
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Hello Cade, Thank you for your interest in recruiting University of Nevada, Reno students for internship opportunities. Handshake is our online job board, and employer registration and job postings are free of charge.
Our Employers webpage provides information on how to create an employer account and post employment opportunities. We also offer video tutorials on creating an employer account and posting positions in Handshake. If your organization is awaiting approval by the University of Nevada, Reno, please contact handshake@unr.edu<mailto:handshake@unr.edu> to help expedite the review process.
Once your Handshake employer account is approved, you may begin posting employment opportunities for our students, including internships and jobs. Employers may choose whether candidates apply directly through Handshake or through an external applicant tracking system.
For organizations interested in developing internship programs, our Internship Resources provide guidance on creating meaningful internship experiences, establishing learning outcomes, writing position descriptions, and supporting student interns. We also offer an Employer Guide to Internship Programs with additional best practices and recommendations.
Please note that the Nevada Career Studio does not approve unpaid internship postings from for-profit companies on Handshake. To comply with our recruiting policies and guidance from the U.S. Department of Labor, internship opportunities posted by for-profit employers must be paid. If your organization is interested in recruiting University of Nevada, Reno students for internship positions, we encourage you to consider a paid internship program.
If you would like one of our staff members to review your internship position before posting it to Handshake, please email careers@unr.edu<mailto:careers@unr.edu> with the position description, including responsibilities, qualifications, expected learning outcomes, start and end dates, approximate hours per week, and rate of pay (a pay range is acceptable).
Peter F. Martinez, M.A., G.C.D.F. Coordinator, Employer Relations He/Him/His Work-phone: 775-682-7111 petermartinez@unr.edu<mailto:petermartinez@unr.edu> www.unr.edu/career University of Nevada, Reno Global Career Development Facilitator badge
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Hello,
Yes, Handshake is our primary platform for recruiting at Santa Clara University! We encourage employers to connect with us through Handshake, as it is free to register, post jobs and internships, receive applications, promote recruiting events, and more. All employers are welcome to join! Please see the steps below for instructions on how to register
Additionally, if you would like to meet with a member of our Employer Relations team, please take this 1-minute survey so that we can best meet your needs.
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*How to Register for Handshake:*
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Enter in your company’s information 3.
Request to connect with Santa Clara University 4.
Once submitted, your account will be reviewed by Handshake and validated within 2-3 business days.
If your company already has a Handshake account, then you’ll need to request to join your company’s existing account. To do this, please follow the instructions below:
1.
Visit this website, Request to join your company , and refer to Step 7 and onwards 2.
Read this next article on your pending approval to join your company
Need further assistance? Please visit the Handshake Help Center
or contact Handshake support. You may also give us a call at (408) 554-4221, and we will be happy to assist you to the best of our abilities.
In the meantime, we encourage you to visit the For Employers section of our website and check out what resources are available for you.
Thank you, — image: Santa Clara University Career Center, Santa Clara University Paul L. Locatelli, S.J Student Activities Center, 2nd Floor
Paul L. Locatelli, S.J Student Activities Center, Santa Clara, CA 95053 Hours | M-Th: 9-5 p.m. | F: 9-4:30 p.m. *The Career Center is virtual on Fridays*
Phone | (408) 554-4421 Email | careercenter@scu.edu Website |
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Hi Cade,
UVA is a Handshake school, so feel free to post to our school there and we'll send you through our typical review process before approving.
Thanks for your outreach!
Best,
Kate
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Greetings-
Thank you for your interest in Campbell University with your recruitment efforts. For employers looking for employees and/or internship candidates, we invite you to create an account and post on CUHired using the link below. Select, Employer and create an account, once verified and approved - your profile will be available within the portal for students and alumni.
Feel free to reach out with questions as needed or if you would like to schedule an appointment, please use the link found within my signature.
CUHired: CUHired Portal
Best,
Christie Stafford
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Yes, Handshake is the perfect place to post your available positions. I will see if I can make sure we have connected with you as an employer so our students can be sure to see your company's opportunities! Thank you for reaching out to us.
Best Regards,
Mandi
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📝 Fill their form / portal2
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Hello Cade, Thank you for your interest in recruiting University of Nevada, Reno students for internship opportunities. Handshake is our online job board, and employer registration and job postings are free of charge.
Our Employers webpage provides information on how to create an employer account and post employment opportunities. We also offer video tutorials on creating an employer account and posting positions in Handshake. If your organization is awaiting approval by the University of Nevada, Reno, please contact handshake@unr.edu<mailto:handshake@unr.edu> to help expedite the review process.
Once your Handshake employer account is approved, you may begin posting employment opportunities for our students, including internships and jobs. Employers may choose whether candidates apply directly through Handshake or through an external applicant tracking system.
For organizations interested in developing internship programs, our Internship Resources provide guidance on creating meaningful internship experiences, establishing learning outcomes, writing position descriptions, and supporting student interns. We also offer an Employer Guide to Internship Programs with additional best practices and recommendations.
Please note that the Nevada Career Studio does not approve unpaid internship postings from for-profit companies on Handshake. To comply with our recruiting policies and guidance from the U.S. Department of Labor, internship opportunities posted by for-profit employers must be paid. If your organization is interested in recruiting University of Nevada, Reno students for internship positions, we encourage you to consider a paid internship program.
If you would like one of our staff members to review your internship position before posting it to Handshake, please email careers@unr.edu<mailto:careers@unr.edu> with the position description, including responsibilities, qualifications, expected learning outcomes, start and end dates, approximate hours per week, and rate of pay (a pay range is acceptable).
Peter F. Martinez, M.A., G.C.D.F. Coordinator, Employer Relations He/Him/His Work-phone: 775-682-7111 petermartinez@unr.edu<mailto:petermartinez@unr.edu> www.unr.edu/career University of Nevada, Reno Global Career Development Facilitator badge
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Hello,
Yes, Handshake is our primary platform for recruiting at Santa Clara University! We encourage employers to connect with us through Handshake, as it is free to register, post jobs and internships, receive applications, promote recruiting events, and more. All employers are welcome to join! Please see the steps below for instructions on how to register
Additionally, if you would like to meet with a member of our Employer Relations team, please take this 1-minute survey so that we can best meet your needs.
Link not working? Please copy and paste the following URL address:
*How to Register for Handshake:*
1.
Go to 2.
Enter in your company’s information 3.
Request to connect with Santa Clara University 4.
Once submitted, your account will be reviewed by Handshake and validated within 2-3 business days.
If your company already has a Handshake account, then you’ll need to request to join your company’s existing account. To do this, please follow the instructions below:
1.
Visit this website, Request to join your company , and refer to Step 7 and onwards 2.
Read this next article on your pending approval to join your company
Need further assistance? Please visit the Handshake Help Center
or contact Handshake support. You may also give us a call at (408) 554-4221, and we will be happy to assist you to the best of our abilities.
In the meantime, we encourage you to visit the For Employers section of our website and check out what resources are available for you.
Thank you, — image: Santa Clara University Career Center, Santa Clara University Paul L. Locatelli, S.J Student Activities Center, 2nd Floor
Paul L. Locatelli, S.J Student Activities Center, Santa Clara, CA 95053 Hours | M-Th: 9-5 p.m. | F: 9-4:30 p.m. *The Career Center is virtual on Fridays*
Phone | (408) 554-4421 Email | careercenter@scu.edu Website |
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Hi Cade,
Thanks for reaching out. Do you have any specific days/times for a virtual meeting to learn more about your program?
Thanks,
Keniesha
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Hello Cade,
I did some digging on this for you. First, I see that Electro has two accounts in Handshake. One is declined and the other is simply waiting in limbo. I believe the Electro account that you have access to and are attempting to post a job on has been declined because of some policy/guideline reasons. The first is that Handshake has its own policies and guidelines and we as a partner institution with Handshake are also required to follow those guidelines. If an employer does not fall within the platform's guidelines they will automatically put a 'red tag' on that employer's account, which essentially flags your account across ALL universities. Once the red tag is on your account our admins here at Miami are required to decline those employers, especially if the red tag was one of the more severe ones (i.e. discrimination of a student, Cannabis companies, etc.). A red tag can also be put on your account if a student reported your organization to Handshake either during or after interning/working for your organization.
I have access to see the red tag on your account but I do not have access to see why that tag was put on your account specifically since it was done directly through Handshake. I'm seeing the Electro account was declined for being flagged as a "Multi-Level Marketing" company which goes directly against Handshake's policies. In order to have this tag removed from your account you will need to contact a Handshake administrator. There should be a "help" option or contact support" for employers somewhere on the website that you can access.
In order to stay within our policies/guidelines I'm going to decline our meeting for today. Once you reach out to Handshake and get this issue resolved please feel free to reach back out to me and I'd be happy to reschedule with you.
Thank you!
Kristyn
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Hello Cade,
Thank you for your interest in Lee Business School and our students. I have reviewed the information you sent to our Associate Dean, Beth Gersten, regarding internships with Electro. Unfortunately, an opportunity cannot be considered an internship in Lee Business School unless it is a paid position. For a position to be considered an internship it must meet the following criteria:
1. The duties/responsibilities of the role must align with the student's academic major.
2. The supervisor of the intern must have a background and/or duties/responsibilities that directly align with the student's academic major.
3. The student must complete a minimum of 150 hours in the internship over the course of an academic semester, which lasts 15 weeks.
4. The position must be a paid opportunity.
Please feel free to reach out with questions or concerns.