• Support the Collegetown Shuttle, one of the organization’s principal programs that transports over 40,000 riders each year between three colleges and area destinations. Create transportation-related reports. Analyze ridership data to pinpoint passenger travel trends and monitor shuttle vehicles using an online tracking system.
• Assist with Collegetown's Weekly Cheap and Free newsletter by researching content and events in the Baltimore area, managing program updates and blogs for the newsletter, and creating content.
• Assist with social media content creation. Document social media and website analytics.
• Represent Baltimore Collegetown at tabling and outreach opportunities.
• Assist with event planning, such as for conferences, student programming, and fundraising initiatives. Assist with development and fundraising activities.

Must be enrolled as an undergraduate student at one of Baltimore Collegetown’s 13 area colleges and universities. 

• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• Organized, self-motivated, energetic and detail-oriented.
• Proficient in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel and Google Forms.
• Comfortable interacting with staff and the public in a courteous and professional manner. 

The ideal candidate will have access to their own computer and internet and be a self-starter who can work independently and collaboratively with a small team.

Materials can be emailed to info@baltimorecollegetown.org and addressed to:

Toni St. John

Executive Director

Baltimore Collegetown Network

PO Box 11049

Baltimore, MD 21212

Hours: 10-15 hours/week.

Compensation: Unpaid. Class credit available if eligible and approved by your institution.

Location: Collegetown’s office is located at Notre Dame of Maryland University’s campus. Interns will be expected to work in the office and remotely. Local travel may be required on occasion.

The Baltimore Collegetown Network brings area colleges and universities – including 120,000 students and $17 billion in economic activity – into a consortium that benefits each institution and the region as a whole