Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign Support Intern (Remote)At — Stronger Than Cancer

Opportunity Summary 

Support Stronger Than Cancer’s breast cancer awareness campaigns through content creation, outreach support, partner research, and impact tracking. This is a remote, project-based role with training, regular check-ins, and clear deliverables.

Opportunity Learning Outcomes 
  • Apply academic knowledge to real-world tasks and challenges.
  • Develop effective communication skills in a professional setting.
  • Strengthen time management and organizational abilities.
  • Gain experience in working collaboratively within a team.
  • Acquire hands-on experience with industry-specific tools, software, or procedures.
  • Understand workflows, processes, and responsibilities relevant to the field.
  • Learn how to conduct research, analyze data, or support projects in a practical context.
  • Develop a strong understanding of workplace culture and expectations.
  • Analyze problems, propose solutions, and reflect on outcomes.
  • Develop adaptability in response to new challenges and tasks.
  • Recognize the ethical, social, or environmental issues related to the profession/industry or within the broader community.
  • Reflect on the ethical and societal implications of the experiential learning activities.
  • Explore opportunities to engage in or support civic initiatives or community outreach.
  • Identify personal strengths and areas for improvement.
  • Set learning goals and reflect regularly on progress
  • Increased understanding of how to work in diverse groups effectively, respectfully, and with sensitivity.
  • Identify how organizations or businesses contribute to the well-being of society (e.g., through innovation, research, ethics, sustainability, social action, or community engagement).
  • Identify how organizations or businesses can promote equity and social responsibility through their policies, practices, or community engagement.
Opportunity Training 

Students will complete an orientation during the first week that covers our mission, program overview, role expectations, timelines, and communication norms. We will provide training on breast cancer awareness messaging and using approved, evidence-based resources. Students will also be trained on confidentiality and privacy expectations, including safe handling of any contact lists or sensitive information. Role-specific training will include templates and guidance for outreach emails, content creation standards, basic impact tracking, and use of our collaboration tools. Ongoing support will be provided through regular check-ins, feedback, and supervision throughout the placement.

Additional risk specific to this opportunity 

This is a remote placement with minimal physical risk. Students will work from their own location using their own computer and internet. Safety expectations focus on professional online conduct, confidentiality, and privacy. Students will be instructed not to share or record sensitive information, not to engage in direct patient counseling or medical advice, and to escalate any concerning communications to the supervisor. We will provide clear points of contact, regular check-ins, and guidance for reporting any safety or conduct concerns promptly.

Opportunity Application Instructions 

Submit a short email with your resume and a brief paragraph explaining your interest in breast cancer awareness and any relevant experience (communications, social media, research, design, outreach). Selected applicants will complete a 15-minute virtual interview and may be asked to share a writing sample, a sample social post, or a graphic. Final selection is based on availability, communication skills, and ability to meet weekly deadlines for a remote, team-based project.

Program 
Center for Community Engagement
Location Type 
Remote
Expected Hours 
HoursDuration
7hours per week
Students required to have a personal vehicle 
No
Fees students may incur with this opportunity 
No Fees will be incurred by students
This opportunity provides some form of compensation 
No
Opportunity Availability 
Ongoing
Tags 
Community Engagement