Job Title: President’s Office Intern (Graduate-Level)

Department: Office of the President
Location: Houston, TX (Hybrid Eligible)
Salary: $18-$24 per hour Classification: Intern. Non-Exempt
Reports To: President or Designee

Position Summary

Provides administrative and coordination support to the Office of the President. Assists with executive priorities, meeting preparation, and organizational follow-through. Role is educational and aligned with graduate-level internship requirements.

Responsibilities

Executive coordination support
Meeting preparation
Task tracking and follow-up support
Donor and partner engagement preparation
Strategic initiative support
Event and speaking coordination support
Information and records management

Minimum Qualifications

Enrollment in a graduate-level program (MBA, MPA, Nonprofit, Public Policy, or related)
Eligible for academic credit or internship hours

Preferred Skills

Strong organization and communication skills
Attention to detail and reliability
Ability to maintain confidentiality
Proficiency in Microsoft Office and basic systems

Schedule & Duration

16–20 hours per week
90–120 days (aligned with academic program)
Hybrid as approved

Compensation

Academic credit
Stipend may be available based on funding

Compliance Statement

This is a paid, training-based internship designed to provide supervised, educational experience. The role supplements existing staff functions and does not replace a regular employee position. Duties are structured to support learning objectives while contributing to organizational operations. The intern is required to maintain confidentiality and comply with all organizational policies.

Application Requirements

Resume
Statement of interest
University requirements (if applicable)

The PTSD Foundation of America and Camp Hope provide hope and healing to Veterans and their families suffering from the invisible wounds of combat-related post-traumatic stress. We believe every Veteran deserves to be treated with dignity, respect, and compassion as they navigate their healing journey. Our story began in 2005, when a group of dedicated volunteers took to the streets of Houston searching for homeless Veterans. That mission has since evolved into a national movement aimed at reducing the Veteran suicide rate and empowering Veterans to rediscover purpose and hope. Camp Hope, located in northwest Houston, is our cornerstone program—a six-to-nine-month interim housing initiative offering a holistic, whole-person approach to recovery. Here, combat Veterans receive peer-to-peer support, mentoring, counseling, and professional development as they work through trauma in a safe and structured environment. For those not needing residential care, our five regional Chapters host Warrior Groups—confidential peer-led gatherings that provide fellowship and understanding. These groups serve both Veterans and their families, including spouses, parents, siblings, and children, creating a network of support for everyone affected by PTSD. Our Family Groups help loved ones manage their own mental health and deepen their understanding of PTSD, creating stronger, more resilient homes. Since its founding, Camp Hope has helped more than 2,300 combat Veterans. Each year, we serve more, offering a path from darkness to light. Healing is possible. You are not alone.

President Office Graduate Level Intern