Summer Camp Intern

Location: Stoneville

Description

Summer Camp Intern 2026 - Temporary Employee

Reports to:

Project Manager

Join the Delta Health Alliance (DHA) for a summer of hands-on learning and community impact. As a Promise Community Summer Intern, you'll help implement programs that connect education, health, and opportunity for children and families in the Mississippi Delta. This is more than a summer job - it's a leadership and service-learning experience that blends public health, policy, education, and community advocacy.

You'll gain skills in program delivery, teamwork, and communication while making a lasting impact on one of the nation's most historic and resilient regions. Summer Camp Interns will assist in implementing summer programming alongside a trained DHA staff member. Summer Camp Interns will work 30 - 35 hours a week

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:

• Enrolled in a valid full-time college program

• Ability to follow directions of mentor and carry out duties in a responsible manner

• Must have a valid Driver's License and proof of insurance if over 18. Personal vehicle for transportation is highly recommended.

• A positive attitude and willing to work on a team.

• All majors are welcome to apply. Ideal for students majoring in:
Public Policy, Public Health, Early Childhood Education/ Education, Sociology, Political Science, Law, Agriculture, Communications, Nonprofit Leadership, Engineering, Computer Science, Culinary Arts/Science (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) Majors may receive a higher compensation for participating).

ESSENTIAL DUTIES:

• Co-lead academic, health, and enrichment projects for students in grades pre K-12, including Culinary Arts Camps and STEM Camps

• Facilitate activities in literacy, STEM, agriculture, and character development

• Support community initiatives in youth development, food access, and health equity

• Capture impact stories through photos, journaling, and digital media

• Participate in leadership development and reflection sessions

• Collaborate with educators, community partners, and DHA mentors

• Experience how education, public health, and policy intersect in a rural region

• Build career-ready skills for graduate school, law school, or nonprofit leadership

• Network with community leaders, health professionals, and local advocates

• Learn in one of America's most culturally rich and socially significant regions

• Help shape a more equitable future for Delta youth

Statement of Non-Inclusivity:
This job description is not to be construed as a complete listing of the duties and responsibilities that may be given to any employee. The duties and responsibilities outlined in this position may be added to or changed when deemed appropriate and necessary by the supervisor.