Are you a student who is interested in digital marketing and social media management? Do you want real-world marketing experience? Do you like working with a team? Do you enjoy being creative?  

The U of A Service Learning Initiative is looking to hire a social media management intern. Apply today for the opportunity to earn money, gain marketing experience, and interact with faculty and staff on campus!  

Description: This is a paid internship with an expected 5 to 10 hours of work per week. Expected start date is Nov. 3, 2025.  

Duties: The Social Media Management Intern will post multiple times a week on the Service Learning Instagram, X, LinkedIn, and Facebook while also brainstorming new and engaging content to help promote Service Learning on campus. Additionally, they will engage with faculty and students over email to schedule interviews, take photos, deliver swag, and be the face of Service Learning on campus. They will work directly with the Service Learning Initiative Core Team. Experience with social media marketing or management, HogSync, Canva, and photography are preferred.  

How to Apply: Apply via Handshake by Sept. 19, 2025.  

Hiring Process: The Service Learning Initiative team will start reviewing applications after the closing date. Interviews will be conducted before a hiring decision is made. Candidates will be emailed regarding scheduling if they have made it to the interview round.  

Other Info: This is a paid hourly position. For more information, please email svclrn01@uark.edu.  

"Interning at the SLI for over a year has been crucial to my professional and academic growth," says current intern Diego Rivera Ponce. "This internship leveraged my creative and soft skills while helping me develop abilities in graphic design, video production, digital marketing, and social media management. It also offered a flexible schedule, allowing me to balance a full-time student workload and improve my leadership by managing SLI's social media. I am grateful and fulfilled by the knowledge and experience gained from this internship." 

Visit the Service Learning website to learn more about our initiative.