The Youth Tobacco Program Intern will support the Office of Tobacco Prevention and Cessation’s Youth Advisory Council (YAC) and Students Taking A New Direction (STAND) programs, serving youth ages 13–19. The Youth Program Intern will gain hands-on experience in youth engagement, health education, research, and public health program coordination while working alongside program staff.
Fingerprint clearence is required for this position.
During this 12-week internship, the Youth Program Intern will work approximately 6–10 hours per week to assist with youth meetings and activities, research community and youth leadership opportunities, prepare youth-friendly communications, and update program resources. The intern may also support selected community events, participation tracking, and organization of Microsoft Teams files.
In collaboration with program staff, the intern will complete one main project based on program priorities and learning interests. Educational materials and communications will follow applicable program and department review and approval processes before use.
