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Pride Alliance Internship!

 

Application Open for 2026-2027!

The Pride Alliance Internship is 3 credit, year-long internship and a collaborative program with the LGBTQ+2S Resource Center and ASUA focused on the development of queers and trans student leaders on campus. Pride Alliance is committed to fostering a safe environment so that LGBTQ+2S students can thrive in a world that is fighting against us. 

Participate in a weekly class with other interns focusing on social justice & liberation of queer and trans folks! 

Develop LGBTQ+2S RC Programming and work directly with campus & community partners! 

Instagram: @pridealliance_uaz

Questions? Email ualgbtq@gmail.com

Apply Today!

 

Objectives

  • Students will develop a greater understanding of their personal, intersecting identities, particularly sexual orientation, gender identity, and gender expression
  • Students will develop social justice leadership skills
  • Students will deepen their understanding of systems of oppression, power, and privilege
  • Students will serve as leaders on campus for LGBTQ+ and allied issues

Responsibilities of an Intern

  1. Participate in a weekly class focusing on identity development and social justice leadership skills
  2. Create and attend programming highlighting LGBTQ+2S advocacy, empowerment, and engagement
  3. Take lead on at least one program a semester by planning and executing a signature pride alliance program
  4. Work with campus and community partners in support of the goals of the LGBTQ+2S Resource Center and Pride Alliance
  5. Serve as ambassadors and represent Pride Alliance and the LGBTQ+2S Resource Center at outreach events and programming

Credit Assignment and Qualifications

  • All internships must be completed for 3-course credits either through an intern’s home department.
  • Enrolled UA Student
  • 2.0 cumulative GPA
  • Must exhibit the ability to work with diverse populations through positive communication and interpersonal skills 

Time Commitment

  • This internship is typically a year-long commitment where students must register at least one semester. Interns must register for 3-course credits either through an intern’s home department (additional credit is dependent on majors and departments). A 3-course credit totals 135 hours per semester (40 hours per credit), which averages 10 hours per week (this includes class time).
  • Interns must attend mandatory training at the beginning of each semester.
  • Must be available for weekly 2 hour class Political Education class.
  • Must be available for regular intern meetings, and program planning meetings (within the expected 5 -10 hours a week)
  • Interns will schedule regular and consistent one-on-one meetings with SUMC 404 staff or Pride Alliance director throughout the year (based on the availability of the intern and staff)
  • These responsibilities take up 5-10 hours a week