Student Life

• Environment Arizona - Arizona branch of national environmental nonprofit seeks several interns each semester. Interns will participate in campaigns to support solar development and save state parks.
• Association of American Geographers - Opportunities for Students - this list links to ongoing internship programs around the country
• US Bureau of Land Management - Here's a flyer with a host of links for environmental internships of all kinds
• The Student Conservation Association - offers summer and year-round internships related to conservation. Partners include National Park Service, USGS, and other national organizations. Some GIS-related positions are available.
• GeoScientists-In-the-Parks, US National Park Service - works with partners to match college students and recent graduates age 18 - 35 years old with short-term, paid, internships with the National Park Service.
• National Council for Science & the Environment - Campus to Careers Program - provides meaningful paid internships and fellowships in the environment and energy fields
• GeoCorps America - Geology, earth science and hydrology internships, some GIS
• The Nelson Institute: Environmental Jobs - A listing of internships and jobs, especially in the midwest US
• Conservation and Land Management Internship Program - Designed for new graduates. 75-100 Five-month paid internships assisting biologists & other professional staff at several federal agencies.
• NASA DEVELOP Internship Program - Research-focused internships at NASA centers throughout the United States
• Environmental Stewards - The Environmental Stewards (ES) Program is a program of Conservation Legacy (previously Southwest Conservation Corps). Stewards are placed with state and federal programs and non-profits (host sites) in 10-week to year-long positions through-out the United States.
• AISEC Global Talent International Internships - AISEC's Global Talent program connects students and recent graduates to paid internship experiences across the world. Internships last between 3 and 18 months. Another resource is AISEC's Global Citizen program, which connects students and recent graduates to 6-12 week voluntary projects in communities around the world.
• American Geographical (AGS) Society Scholar Intern Program - Program at AGS headquarters in Brooklyn Heights, New York; for those interested in spreading geographical awareness through blogging, social media, and mapping. A monthly transportation stipend is provided, as well as a scholarship awarded on completion.

GIS

• ASU GIS listserv - Email list focused on Arizona-based GIS internships, jobs, resources, and events. Link explains how to sign up.
• ESRI - Career information and internship opportunities for current students and new graduates
• ASU Libraries Map and GIS Internships - Map and GIS Interns at the Map and Geospatial Hub have the opportunity to work on a range of new and revolving projects related to applied mapping, spatial analysis, data management, and other areas.

The following sites list current fulltime GIS-related positions

• GIS Jobs - Western US
• Geosearch.com
• GISCareers.com
• GISJobs.com
• GIS Jobs Clearinghouse
• URISA Marketplace

Government - opportunities in all areas

• Federal (USA Jobs) - Job site used by all US federal government agencies. Also see Go Government, which provides guidance on how to find and apply for federal government jobs.
• Pathways - US Federal Government internship and jobs program for students and recent graduates. Many opportunities are listed only very briefly, so it's recommended to sign up for email notifications using the "Save Search" function.
• State of Arizona
• Maricopa County
• City of Chandler
• City of Glendale
• City of Mesa
• City of Phoenix
• City of Scottsdale
• City of Tempe

• Volunteer Phoenix - A listing of volunteer and internship opportunities with the City of Phoenix.  Many are planning-related.  Some volunteer opportunities are suitable for internship credit.
• Sustainability Connect - ASU School of Sustainability's database of available projects and internships.  Many are open to students of all majors.  (Look for listings where "SOS" column is blank.)
• University Service Learning - This ASU program offers internships for students at all levels -- from freshman through graduate level). All are focused on community service, and many provide planning-related experience.
• Environment Arizona - Arizona branch of national environmental nonprofit seeks several interns each semester.  Interns will participate in campaigns to support solar development and save state parks.
• ASU Capitol Scholars Program - provides undergraduate students with hands-on training in the public policymaking process in Washington D.C.
• The White House Internship - a public service leadership development program, with spring, summer and fall internships.
• The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy Internship Program - Interns work closely with senior White House officials and science and technology (S&T) policy analysts in several divisions. Spring, summer and fall internships, unpaid.
• US National Park Service Historic Preservation Training Internship Program - This program offers undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to gain practical experience in cultural resource management programs in the National Park Service headquarters, field offices, and parks, and in other federal agencies.

The sites below primarily focus on full-time employment, but also list some internships, and give timely information about careers in planning.

• American Planning Association Jobs Online
• American Planning Association, Arizona Chapter
• Planetizen.com
• Planners Network
• Women's Transportation Seminar (WTS)
• National Trust for Historic Preservation
• National Council of Nonprofits
• Careers in Nonprofits

Resources for all fields

• ASU Handshake - ASU Career Services' portal - Create an account to see job listings, career events, make career advising appointments
• Undergraduate Research at ASU - University-wide information about research opportunities for undergraduate students
• EmergencyCorps@ASU - Volunteer, professional, and internship opportunities in emergency management and homeland security.
• HACU National Internship Program - Paid internships that offer opportunities to gain career experience at federal government agencies and corporations in Washington, DC and throughout the country
• The MANO Project - Paid internship experiences nationwide for Latinx college students and upcoming professionals; especially in areas of natural and cultural resources, environmental education, and cultural and heritage preservation
• Green Dream Jobs - Jobs, organizations, internships & volunteer opportunities focused on renewable and clean energy, green building, and sustainability
• Virtual Student Federal Service - An eight-month remote internship program with positions relevant to geography, urban planning and GIS, in many federal agencies. Sept-May, 10 hrs/week, unpaid but eligible for internship credit
• Indeed.com - Search for internships & jobs of all kinds nationally and internationally
• Idealist.org - Jobs, organizations, internships & volunteer opportunities focused on practical solutions to social and environmental problems
• Americorps - Engages adults in public service work with the goal of helping others and meeting critical needs in the community. Volunteers typically serve full-time for one year; and receive a monthly stipend as well as an education award on completion of service. City Year AmeriCorps members work in schools, helping to create learning environments where all students can grow.