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The internship program at the American Cancer Society provides an opportunity for people to make a difference as they gain valuable hands-on experience and a greater understanding of the Society’s mission.
What Can Our Internships Offer You?
Both paid and unpaid internships are available throughout the year. During their eight-week sessions, interns will obtain valuable benefits including:
- Hands-on experience in the activities of a nonprofit
- A chance to develop new skills while sharpening current skills
- Expanded personal networks and social connections that may open doors to future career paths
- In-depth knowledge of the American Cancer Society – who we are, what we do, and how we do it
- An opportunity to renew your internship throughout your educational years
Click here to search and apply for an internship opportunity that is right for you.
Come Join Us!
 Interning with the Voluntarism department of the American Cancer Society gave me a chance to gain applicable real-world experience with close guidance and was a great jump-start to my career. This internship was unique from others because I was given the opportunity to learn important skills while making a real difference. In fact, I enjoyed my time as an intern so much that I joined the staff full-time after graduation!"
—Lauren Deppe
The internship program welcomes full-time undergraduate and graduate students who:
- Have completed their freshman year of college
- Have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.00 out of 4.00 or a B average
- Demonstrate a relationship between their projected major and the work of the American Cancer Society
We have internships available in a range of areas – from research to media relations, from health promotions to international affairs. With so many opportunities available, you can find the internship that meets your individual career goals and interests. We look forward to hearing from you.
Please note that the internship program does not offer:
- Laboratory or practical medical experience
- A relocation or housing allowance
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