KISI is proud to partner with local nonprofits and social enterprises to offer internships to both domestic and international Kelley undergraduate students. Open to second semester freshman through seniors and all business majors or minors, these internships are an opportunity to gain specialized experience with a focus on social entrepreneurship, economic development, and community service. Practice the marketing, management, communication, accounting, or finance skills you are learning in the classroom to make a tangible difference in the Bloomington community.
Make a tangible difference in the Bloomington community
How to apply
Applications are open August 17 through September 7, 2022.
View the local academic year internship opportunities and apply today. Contact KISI with questions.
KISI internships are unpaid and available for the following students to apply: Kelley School of Business (KSOB) undergraduates that have completed at least one semester on campus (second semester freshmen-senior), KSOB minors, and LAMP students.
Each student may apply for up to three internship opportunities. Only one KISI Student Internship Application should be submitted.
Each internship opportunity will be closed and removed once it reaches 10 applicants. If you’re interested in a position, don’t wait to apply.
Academic year internships average approximately 4 to 6 hours per week. Please note, KISI does not facilitate fall- or spring-only internships.
August:
Applications for internships become available.
Students apply for internships and interview with the organization(s).
September through April:
KISI Interns work approximately 4 to 6 hours per week.
Summer internships average approximately 8 to 12 hours per week.
February through April:
Applications for internships become available.
Students apply for internships and interview with organization(s).
May through August:
KISI Interns work approximately 8 to 12 hours per week.
Students will be contacted by the organization for interviews and more information about the hiring process. KISI expects students to respond to organizations in a timely, professional way – even to turn down an interview or offer. Failure to communicate reflects poorly on the student and on the KISI internship program.
If you receive and accept an offer for a KISI internship, you must send an email to Stacie Ballard, Assistant Director, Kelley Institute for Social Impact at staballa@iu.edu. You will then be enrolled in a Canvas course where you can access important documents and assignments.
Please contact Stacie Ballard, Assistant Director, Kelley Institute for Social Impact at staballa@iu.edu or visit HH 2030.
International students that are interested in a KISI internship should be aware of their CPT requirements and timelines. Here are some helpful resources provided by Undergraduate Career Services at the Kelley School of Business that may help:
Internship Courses: https://careers.kelley.iu.edu/resources/bus-x498w499-internship-information-guide/
Understanding Curricular Practical Training (CPT):https://careers.kelley.iu.edu/resources/curricular-practical-training-cpt/