Intern, Thunder Fellows

Summary: Oklahoma City Thunder is a youth development organization focused on expanding access to opportunity for students pursuing careers in sports, entertainment, and business. As an intern, you will gain hands-on experience in program operations, student engagement, and event planning while supporting the Thunder Fellows initiative. Responsibilities: - Support daily program operations, including event setup, logistics coordination, and student engagement - Assist in planning and executing Thunder Fellows events such as open houses, onboarding sessions, guest speakers, capstone showcases, field trips, and professional development workshops - Coordinate summer programming logistics and contribute to overall program execution - Maintain and update program records, including student data, attendance tracking, and impact reporting materials - Update alumni records and assist with communication to mentors, employers, and industry partners - Draft and distribute communications to students, families, alumni, school partners, and community stakeholders via email, text, and digital platforms; support recurring newsletter preparation - Capture photo and video content during select sessions and events to support documentation and marketing efforts - Create and update visual materials, including presentations, dashboards, charts, and printed collateral - Prepare instructional materials, organize program supplies, and support inventory tracking - Provide administrative support, including scheduling assistance, data entry, filing, printing, and internal calendar coordination - Perform other duties as assigned Required Qualifications: - Presently enrolled in an accredited college or university and approved by your school to receive course credit for the Fall internship - Passion for community with an emphasis in student engagement and workforce development - Proficient in Microsoft Office applications including Word, Excel, and Outlook; PowerPoint a plus - Organization and time management skills to successfully prioritize and complete projects - Self-starter who is also comfortable with team collaboration and supervision - Excellent problem-solving skills, resourcefulness, and resilience in the face of change - Strong interpersonal talents including speaking, writing, and listening skills and experience using various modes of communication including text and social media - Possess significant knowledge of and/or connections to the Tulsa area - A valid driver's license and clean driving record required - Physical requirements of the job include driving, bending, walking or standing for extended periods Required Skills: Microsoft Office Important Skills: Event planning, Data management Nice-to-Have Skills: Tulsa, Organization skills