Have you ever dreamed of turning your passion for Morgans into a career? Are you marketing minded? A motivated self starter? If so an American Morgan Horse Association (AMHA) internship may be just the right thing for you!
The AMHA is now offering a unique opportunity for you to help get Morgans on the map through a public relations and communications internship. Interns work in the Membership department providing key support in the marketing and communications areas. Interns develop a wide verity of skills, including:
To participate in an AMHA internship you must be at least 18 years old or enrolled in post secondary education. Additionally, you must provide your own accommodations and transportation and be able to devote at least 12-15 hours per week to the internship.
The AMHA offers flexible work hours, so you may set your schedule as best fits your plans. Internship lengths are flexible but most commonly fit into a spring, fall, or summer semester 3-4 months in length.
Qualities of a successful intern include strong written and verbal communication skills, attention to detail, a desire for knowledge, and a learning style that thrives on independence and creativity.
For more information about internships at the AMHA, write to info@morganhorse.com.
Abigail Boatwright is a freelance writer and photographer based in Texas, and is the editor of Horse Illustrated’s sister publication, Western Life Today.
NEAT idea!
great article
what a neat opportunity.
I love Morgans and that's a very pretty one.
What a great opportunity! Morgans are such beautiful horses, especially the one in that photo!
How old must you be and can you help by email? Please email me at ashleythoutt@comcast.net
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