The employer seminar is from 10:00-11:00 am on July 20th. We will walk you through setting up your job and getting it posted for students to see.
This is a campus-wide event, so you will have access from all of our schools looking at your opportunity. In addition, we will have graduate and undergraduate students in the pool.
The minimum number of students really depends on the type of project and if it aligns with the goals of the students. But, you will have a maximum of 8 students to interview.
If it is something you need done, consider posting it. Micro-internships can be any project that a business needs completed. Generally, if is something that takes between 5 and 40 hours to complete. Projects could range from finance, accounting, sales, business development, human resources, strategy, marketing, research, and operations.
Micro-internships are paid by the project rather than by the hour. Generally, the project should pay under $600, total. When figuring out how much to pay, estimate the number of hours and multiply by $10-$15.
No. As long as the project is under $600, you, as the employer, do not have to fill out a 1099 for the student. They are considered an independent contractor.
Students will begin to look at your postings starting on the evening of June 29th. You will have access to student resumes once they start signing up for interview slots on the 30th.
On July 1st, you will have between 9:00 am – 1:00 pm to interview students. We ask the you notify students of their status by 4:00 pm on July 1st.
No worries! The seminar we have prepared for you on June 29th will walk you through every step of the process. And, if you have questions along the way, we are a quick email away with answers.