Summer intern applications are now closed.

This summer, you could flip burgers. You could shovel poo. Or you could get a great internship in advertising. As a Bozell intern, you won’t get the creative director coffee. You won’t pick up the account director’s dry cleaning. And you won’t shine the president’s shoes. You won’t have time. You’ll be too busy working on actual projects for actual clients. You’ll be building your résumé and portfolio. You’ll be beginning your fledgling career.

The internship starts May 17 and ends August 6. You’ll earn $8.50 an hour and work full-time from 8:30 to 5:00 Monday through Friday. Expect some weekend work, too. This is advertising.

During the first week, you’ll meet your fellow interns and spend quality time with our department heads. After that, it’s nothing but work. And the occasional game of Guitar Hero.

Candidates must be Junior standing or above. Applications must be postmarked by March 1. The top candidates in each department will be invited to interview later in the month. We’ll make final decisions and notifications by April 16.

To learn more about Bozell and our summer internship program, contact our intern coordinators: Nicole Frazier or Will Flavell.

Nicole Frazier
(402) 965-4351
nfrazier@bozell.com

Will Flavell
(402) 965-4360
wflavell@bozell.com

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