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Social Media Intern in Topeka
The Social Media Intern will work under the mentorship of the Assistant Director of Social Media to support Washburn University's official social media presence. This role is designed as a hands-on learning opportunity in social media marketing and communications, with responsibilities that span social media management, content creation and planning, audience engagement and insights, analytics and more. The intern will play an active role in shaping digital storytelling that reflects the Washburn experience, while also developing professional skills in strategy, brand alignment and platform best practices. Applicants are encouraged to: (1) include a short, informal cover letter explaining your interest in the position and any prior, relevant experience you have and (2) email samples of social media or marketing work (personal or organizational) to leah.jamison@washburn.edu when applying.
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Teaching Assistant - School of Law in Topeka
Assist professor in supporting students with the content and assignments in the identified class(es).
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Graduate Assistant - Ticketing and Sales in Topeka
This position offers a unique opportunity for a highly motivated and detail-oriented individual to gain hands-on experience in intercollegiate athletics. The selected candidate will play a vital role in supporting Washburn Athletics’ ticketing and sales efforts, enhancing customer service operations, and contributing to the development of corporate sponsorships. Reporting directly to the Director of Sales, the Graduate Assistant for Ticketing and Sales will assist with all aspects of ticket operations and revenue generation, helping to elevate the fan experience and drive engagement within the highly competitive Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association (MIAA), the premier conference in NCAA Division II. This position is ideal for a graduate student pursuing a career in sports management, sales, or athletic administration.
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Student Orientation Counselor (SOC) in Topeka
Student Orientation Counselors (SOCs) are a group of undergraduate students who share their enthusiasm for the college experience at Washburn. SOCs welcome new students and families to the Washburn community. SOCs interact with new students and families and contribute to the overall recruiting and retention efforts of Washburn University.
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Aleshire Center for Leadership and Community Engagement LE400 Intern (FWS) in Topeka
The Aleshire Center for Leadership and Community Engagement LE400 Intern is a student leader who has completed all requirements for the Leadership Studies minor or certificate and is enrolled in their final course, LE400. Candidates will interview with the participating organizations to secure an internship at a specified location, report to the participating organization supervisor and abide by their organization rules and guidelines. A student intern serves as a professional ambassador of the Leadership Institute and Washburn University while showing initiative and the ability to complete work with autonomy.
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Gatorade Camp Assistant in Topeka
The Gatorade Camp Assistant supports the operations of Washburn Athletics camps by assisting with the preparation, distribution, and cleanup of Gatorade stations. This position involves maintaining inventory, coordinating with camp staff, and ensuring Gatorade needs are met throughout camp sessions.
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Marketing and Communications Assistant in Topeka
The position will assist with developing and implementing marketing strategies to promote facilities, programs, services, and special events for the department. They will take program and event photos as needed and assist in keeping production of all printed materials and projects on schedule.
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Athletic Training - Student Coordinator in Topeka
The Athletic Training Student Coordinators will tape athletes and assist in the use of exercise therapy equipment while receiving hands on training in the use of various modalities and Athletic Training devices.
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KTWU Marketing and Promotions Intern in Topeka
This position will report to the Director of Marketing and Promotions for KTWU, the public broadcast television station licensed through Washburn University, and assists with graphic design, marketing, promotions, and communications. During your internship, we will give you the opportunity to gain practical experience that will lead to the creation of many varied pieces for a portfolio of work demonstrating your abilities. We expect you to work - after all, this is a paid internship - but we also want you to learn and have some fun in a creative environment. You will have the opportunity to work with other departments at KTWU, particularly any that interest you or from which you would like to gain some knowledge/experience, to help make you a much stronger candidate when you enter the job market. Position is ideal for student seeking to gain experience in graphic design, marketing, promotions, media, communications.
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Social Media Assistant in Topeka
The Social Media Assistant will collaborate with the Assistant Director of Social Media to create engaging and on-brand content for Washburn University’s official social media channels, including Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and others as assigned. The role offers hands-on experience in content creation, social media strategy and event coverage, helping to bring the spirit of Washburn to life through engaging, student-driven content. Applicants are encouraged to email social media content samples (can be from a personal or organization account) to leah.jamison@washburn.edu when applying.
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Mabee Library Circulation Desk (FWS) in Topeka
Mabee Library is looking for a reliable student worker who will assist with Welcome Desk duties and interact with faculty, staff, students, and community members.
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International Summer Institute Program Assistant in Topeka
The International Summer Institute Program Assistant will assist with the programming and logistics for the International Summer Institute participants.
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Graduate Assistant - Student Accessibility Services in Topeka
The Graduate Assistant (GA) in the Student Accessibility Office will assist in providing support and services to students with disabilities. The GA will assist with providing administrative and logistical support to help students with disabilities navigate our university. The GA will gain valuable experience in student services, disability advocacy, and higher education with honing their professional skills in a collaborative environment. The Student Accessibility Office seeks to develop Career Readiness skills in student employees: -Demonstrate initiative by taking on projects relate to accessibility initiatives. (Leadership and Professionalism) -Maintain confidentiality and respect privacy when working with sensitive student information per FERPA and HIPPS guidelines. (Leadership and Professionalism) -Effectively communicate with students, faculty, and staff regarding accommodation needs and processes. (Communication) -Present accurate information in various methods of communication including phone, email, and in person. (Communication) -Help organize awareness campaigns, workshops, and events to promote disability accessibility on campus. (Teamwork) -Work closely with faculty and staff to enhance campus-wide accessibility practices. (Team work) -Utilize accessibility software; Accommodate and assistive technology tools to support students in their academic success. (Technology) -Update social media for office to include planned monthly informational celebrations of various disabilities. (Technology) -Respect and engage with students from all backgrounds and with various disabilities. (Global and Intercultural Fluency)
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Campus Activities Board Director - Variety in Topeka
The Variety Director will help to bring a variation of performers to campus, but not limited to, comedians, hypnotist, novelty acts, illusionist, and interactive entertainment , etc.
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Aleshire Center Bonner Program Intern in Topeka
The Bonner Program Intern will be responsible for planning and creating new processes, materials, and training for the upcoming program/academic year. The student will possess knowledge of the Bonner program and its procedures. The student is expected to show initiative, complete work with autonomy and understand and articulate the learning outcomes of the Bonner program as well as the mission and vision of the Aleshire Center. They will interact with students and community partners in a variety of situations.
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Student Wellness Program Assistant (FWS) in Topeka
The Student Wellness Program Assistant is responsible for assisting in the day-to-day operations and organization of the WU-Moves Community Wellness Program. This person will help low-income clients develop and maintain healthy wellness behaviors. The Wellness Assistant should have excellent communication and customer service skills, familiarity with health screenings, knowledge of nutrition, exercise prescription, cultural awareness, and behavior change.
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Mulvane Gallery Assistant in Topeka
Gallery Assistants welcome visitors into the Mulvane Art Museum, address questions, and create a comfortable environment that encourages learning and enjoyment. Gallery Assistants will also help keep the museum secure and its spaces cared for. They support senior staff members on museum projects, programs, and initiatives.
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Student Wellness Program Assistant in Topeka
The Student Wellness Program Assistant is responsible for assisting in the day-to-day operations and organization of the WU-Moves Community Wellness Program. This person will help low-income clients develop and maintain healthy wellness behaviors. The Wellness Assistant should have excellent communication and customer service skills, familiarity with health screenings, knowledge of nutrition, exercise prescription, cultural awareness, and behavior change.
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Student Ambassador - The Intersection in Topeka
Washburn University's The Intersection is currently seeking students to staff and assist with special projects at the Intersection for the 2025-2026 academic year. The Student Ambassador position is intended to build culturally relevant peer-to-peer empowerment through equitable and justice-minded student support services. The program curriculum provides student ambassadors with skills to develop and complete projects for the space. Mandatory training and seminars will include the theoretical foundations in social justice and anti-racism as well as practical skills for program coordination, facilitation, personal and academic success.
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Residential Well-Being Support Specialist in Topeka
In collaboration and partnership with the graduate Clinical Psychology program and graduate Department of Social Work program, Residential Living is seeking graduate interns to serve as Residential Well-Being Support Specialists. In this role, graduate interns will support residential students both proactively and reactively around issues that impact their mental health. They will provide workshops and learning opportunities to explore ways to manage stress, anxiety, time management, and emotions. They will help individual students through concerns related to relationship conflicts, mental well-being, and stress related to being a college student.
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