This internship exposes students to everything that goes into transitioning a former racehorse to a new career, from assessing its conformation and temperament, to addressing its needs, to giving it a solid foundation from which it can successfully proceed to a new equestrian discipline. Interns will be instructed in the use of the Horse Centered Reschooling Program®, a holistic and interdisciplinary system developed by Executive Director, Susanna Thomas. MMSC staff, along with interns, will develop and effect an individualized care and training regimen for each horse. Interns will also get an overview of everything it takes to run a horse farm, including barn management, pasture upkeep, assessing costs and budgeting, equipment maintenance and more. This is a demanding, hands-on internship that is sure to give students valuable experience in how to handle retired racehorses and how to run an equestrian business. Best of all, at the end of every day, interns can leave with the rewarding knowledge that they have worked to improve the life of each Thoroughbred that steps onto the MMSC campus! We are looking for fall, spring, and summer intern!

A Catalent internship offers you countless opportunities to have direct impact on the health and well-being of millions of people globally!  Your passion for learning coupled with Catalent’s superior technologies will help drive the advancement of medicine in collaboration with leading pharmaceutical, biotech and health care innovators. 

A Catalent internship offers you countless opportunities to have direct impact on the health and well-being of millions of people globally! Your passion for learning coupled with Catalent’s superior technologies will help drive the advancement of medicine in collaboration with leading pharmaceutical, biotech and health care innovators. 

Clariant is a speciality chemicals company, formed in 1995. The company is focused on four business areas: care chemicals; catalysis; natural resources; and plastics & coatings.

The Virginia B. Fairbanks Art & Nature Park is a beautiful setting to enrich lives through art and nature. With that, Newfields has a vision of restoring the 100 acre site using Indiana native plants. The internship in the Art & Nature focuses heavily on land management tasks such as invasive removal, native plant reestablishment and general property maintenance. These tasks are essential in the restoration efforts of the IMA. Secondly, there will be opportunities to engage with guests of all ages including in learning atmospheres. There will be outdoor themed classes run by IMA instructors that will utilize our expertise to teach children. The intern for the ANP will be a resource in that area. Of course, any lesson plans, big ideas, and overall structure will be decided by class instructor and ANP manager. Other duties such as database maintenance, plant recording, or educational tool development may be assigned depending on availability.

The Patient Access Department is committed to providing up-to-date reliable information, support resources, financial assistance and programs to blood cancer patients and their families. This internship will provide the opportunity to build relationships in the community, speak and connect with healthcare professionals and patients, as well as learn invaluable organization and self-determination skills.

IEAS is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with the purpose of providing a permanent sanctuary for exotic animals that have been abandoned, abused, or neglected. We were the first sanctuary to be certified by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, whose standards are the highest in animal welfare, and have maintained excellent care for our animals. Additionally, IEAS educates the public through school programs, tour lectures, support for conservation programs, and public appearances about the value and worth of these sensitive, intelligent, and perceptive animals.

The KEMI program is designed to assist students who are interested in jobs related to the equine industry, particularly those related to horse racing. Interns live and work (and get paid) on Central Kentucky Thoroughbred farms and attend weekly lectures related to industry issues. The work is hands-on with horses (cleaning stalls, grooming, feeding, etc.) The lectures relate to what is happening on the farms or within the industry. We request that applicants have at least basic horse handling experience; excellent references and some knowledge of production agriculture (have taken course or grown up around agriculture or livestock).