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• Internship and Job Opportunities
• Why Internships Feel Different Than Classes
• Upcoming Events
• CBPP Highlights
• Career Services Contact Info

Internship and Job Opportunities

• 1. Communications & Design Intern - STAK Energy

  馃搷 Anchorage, AK. Part-time. 馃搯 Available Immediately

  STAK Energy is seeking a part-time Communications & Design Intern based in Anchorage to support the creation of professional documents, presentations, branded materials, and general communications content. 
   
  They are looking for a visually detail-oriented student with strong organizational and formatting skills who is comfortable working
  in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Experience with Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, etc.) is preferred. Responsibilities may include document design, presentation formatting, light writing/editing support, and development of visual materials for company projects and events. Bonus skills include motion graphics, video editing, or 3D modeling. This is a paid position with compensation based on experience and scope.

  To learn more or apply, . 

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  2. Open Positions 鈥� First American Title

  馃搷 Anchorage, AK.  馃搯 Available Immediately.

  First American Title is offering several entry-level and early-career opportunities in Anchorage and Wasilla for students interested in real estate and title services. 

  Roles include receptionist, escrow assistant, and escrow support positions that provide hands-on experience in customer service, transaction processing, and office operations. These positions are ideal for individuals looking to build professional skills, gain industry knowledge, and grow within a fast-paced, client-focused environment. Flexible scheduling and clear career pathways make these roles a strong foundation for a long-term career in real estate

  To learn more or apply, . 

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  3. Summer Part-Time Opportunity - ADSAIL

• 馃搷 Anchorage, AK. Part-time.  馃搯 Available Immediately

  Are you interested in working with cutting-edge AI technologies and gaining hands-on experience with the tools shaping the future?

  ADSAIL is seeking a motivated student for an exciting part-time summer opportunity. They are looking for someone to both help train students and demonstrate innovative technologies on ADSAIL lab equipment as well as research new demonstrations and research emerging technologies in the field. 

• To learn more or apply, please contact Dr. Helena Wisniewski, Co- founder, ADSAIL, Marion Porter Endowed Chair, Professor and Department Chair, MMLBA, at hswisniewski@alaska.edu

• 4. Open Positions - First National Bank Alaska

  馃搷 Alaska.  馃搯 Available Immediately.

  First National Bank Alaska is hiring for multiple positions, including opportunities in operations management, trust administration, and investment management.

• These roles are ideal for candidates interested in banking, fiduciary services, wealth management, client relations, and financial operations. Responsibilities may include portfolio and account management, trust and estate administration, business development, compliance oversight, reporting, and supporting client investment strategies. The bank is seeking candidates with strong communication, organizational, analytical, and relationship management skills, along with experience or interest in financial services and leadership.

• To learn more or apply, .

• 5. Policy Specialist - Southcentral Foundation 

  馃搷 Anchorage, AK. Full-Time.  馃搯 Available Immediately. 

  Southcentral Foundation is hiring a full-time Policy Specialist in Anchorage. This position supports the Government Relations team through policy research and analysis related to local, state, and federal legislation impacting Alaska Native health and community priorities. 

  Ideal candidates will have a background in public policy, political science, business, healthcare administration, or related fields, along with strong
  executive support and communication skills. Students and recent graduates interested in government relations, healthcare policy, tribal affairs, or public service are encouraged to explore this opportunity.

  To learn more or apply, . 

馃Л Why Internships Feel Different Than Classes

One of the biggest adjustments students experience during internships or summer jobs is realizing that workplaces operate very differently from classrooms. Success often depends less on getting the 鈥渞ight answer鈥� and more on how you approach problems, communicate, and adapt in real time.

• There Usually Isn鈥檛 a Clear Rubric
  In class, expectations are often outlined in a syllabus or grading rubric. At work, instructions can be vague, priorities can shift quickly, and sometimes part of the job is figuring out what questions to ask.

• Being Resourceful Matters
  Supervisors generally appreciate interns who attempt to problem-solve before immediately asking for help. This doesn鈥檛 mean struggling alone 鈥� it means showing initiative by researching, testing ideas, or gathering information first.

• Professional Communication Is Constant
  Unlike school, communication in workplaces happens continuously throughout the day through emails, meetings, messaging platforms, and quick conversations. Learning how to keep others informed is often just as important as completing the task itself.

• Feedback Is Usually Less Direct
  

  In school, feedback is often immediate and obvious through grades or comments. In internships, feedback can be more subtle. Sometimes trust, additional responsibilities, or being included in meetings are signs that you鈥檙e doing well.

• No One Expects You to Know Everything
  

  Internships exist because you鈥檙e still learning. Employers are usually evaluating curiosity, adaptability, reliability, and willingness to learn far more than expertise.

馃搮 Upcoming Events

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• Bike to Work Day

  馃搯 Friday, May 15, 2026 

  CBPP Dean's and Chancellor's List Announced

  馃搯 Friday, May 15, 2026 

• Summer 2026 Semester Begins (10-Week and 1st 5-Week Sessions)

  馃搯 Monday, May 18, 2026

• Concert in the Quad

  馃搯 Tuesday, May 19, 2026 | 馃搷Lucy Cuddy Hall | 鈴�11:30 AM - 1:00 PM

馃専CBPP Highlights

CBPP Business Plan & Big Idea Competition

As the semester comes to a close, we wish you a safe, fun, and relaxing summer! Whether you鈥檙e taking classes, working, or gaining hands-on experience through an internship, we hope you make the most of every opportunity that comes your way. Alaska summers may be short, but the long days offer plenty of time to explore, recharge, and create lasting memories. Enjoy the season and all the adventures it brings!

Many of our faculty members will also be taking time to enjoy summer and recharge for the year ahead. If you have any questions during the break, please feel free to contact the College of Business and Public Policy team at cbppdeanreception@alaska.edu.

馃�� Connect with Career Services

• Need help finding or applying for opportunities?
• 馃摟 Email: uaa_career@alaska.edu
• 馃摓 Phone: (907) 786-6913
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• 馃捈 Other Job and Internship Opportunities Available: 蘑菇视频 Career Services.