October 31
Heat times may vary
Register for the Monster Mayhem 5k and Monster Mile at The Bates Motel!
Are you looking to log some miles in the Event Management & Sports Marketing fields? Do you have your sights set on entrepreneurship and building an event from the ground up? Our Internship Program offers both undergrad and postgrad individuals opportunities to show some heart and hustle as you develop new skills over the course of either a 15-week summer internship or semester-long internship.
Hit the ground running in a fast-paced environment while you help Healthy Kids Running Series execute its programs around the country. HKRS was founded by the Pattison Sports Group, a niche sports marketing firm located in Thornton, PA. PSG also owns and operates the Victory Event Series, 5K running events and the West Chester Basketball League.
Healthy Kids Running Series offers paid internships to ambitious students and post-grads interested in a dynamic, nonprofit sports marketing and event management experience.
Here’s the drill:
- Must be 18 years old, pursuing a bachelor’s degree in business with a strong knowledge and/or passion for all things running (Good form is a plus).
- Will report to a senior team member in their respective department, gaining experience and learning good form directly from HKRS Leadership.
- Should be organized, self-motivated, confident, assertive, detail-oriented
- Is totally a team player who has a ‘no job too small’ attitude and isn’t afraid to break a sweat.
- Able to work 40+ hour weeks and some weekends in HKRS Headquarters located in Thornton, PA (Summer Only; Fall/Spring interns can be part-time based on available positions)
- Must have transportation to and from the office (legs do count), as well as your own housing.
- Believes in forwarding and growing the mission of Healthy Kids Running Series: To combat increasing rates of childhood obesity in America with a program that motivates kids to lead a healthy and active lifestyle, while providing a fun environment that improves self esteem. HKRS encourages kids to adopt a ‘Get Up and Go!’ attitude
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