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Expect questions on why seasonal ag/marketing work at an environmental agency interests you, examples of clear writing or outreach, comfort with public-sector process, and how you handle short-term project deadlines. Prepare 1–2 stories of supporting a campaign, event, or stakeholder communication.
Best fit if you want short-term public-sector experience at the intersection of agriculture messaging and environmental programs, and can work on-site in the U.S. Thin occupation and employer detail means verify duties, season length, and unit with the posting.
As a Seasonal Agricultural Marketing Support Intern at a Department of Environmental Management, a typical day would likely mix outreach support for farm or food-related programs with light research, drafting materials, event or campaign logistics, and coordinating with program staff—seasonal and support-level, not a permanent specialist track.
No—the listing marks it as not remote (remote: 0) and location as the United States.
Seasonal intern support for agricultural marketing under an environmental management department—likely materials, outreach, and program logistics rather than policy leadership.
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Website: portal.kwasu.edu.ng
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Seasonal Agricultural Marketing Support Intern at the Department of Environmental Management, based in the United States. About the Role This full‑time seasonal internship provides hands‑on experience supporting the agency’s agricultural marketing initiatives. You will work with a team that promotes sustainable farming practices, assists with outreach efforts, and helps maintain data related to agricultural programs. What You'll Do Assist in creating and updating promotional content for agricultural campaigns, including flyers, social media posts, and newsletters. Support data entry and maintenance of marketing databases, ensuring accurate records related to farm outreach, event attendance, and program participation. Help coordinate logistics for seasonal events such as farm fairs, workshops, and producer meetings. Monitor and compile basic performance metrics from marketing activities to inform future outreach strategies. Collaborate with staff to distribute educational materials to growers, commodity groups, and the public. Perform general administrative tasks such as filing, scheduling meetings, and preparing reports as needed. What We're Looking For Currently enrolled in or recently completed a program in agriculture, marketing, communications, environmental science, or a related field. Strong written and verbal communication skills, with an ability to convey information clearly to diverse audiences. Basic proficiency with Microsoft Office or Google Workspace, especially Excel or Sheets for data tracking. Detail‑oriented mindset and comfort working with spreadsheets and databases. Enthusiasm for supporting sustainable agriculture and community outreach initiatives. Ability to work independently and as part of a team in a fast‑paced, seasonal environment. About Department of Environmental Management The Department of Environmental Management is the state agency responsible for protecting natural resources, managing state parks, and overseeing environmental and agricultural programs across the United States. How to Apply To apply, complete your application directly on this page, or you'll be redirected to the employer's application platform to finish submitting there.
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