Voice Up Scholarship Outreach Intern 100% Remote

Austin, Texas (United States) Scholarship Outreach Intern Fuller Road and Family Foundation in partnership with Voice Up Publishing, Inc. Location: 100% Remote Program Length: 8 Weeks Time Commitment: 5 15 Hours Per Week Compensation: Academic Credit or Volunteer or Career Pathway Program Year: Summer, Fall, Winter, Spring Help Young People & Young Adults Discover Purpose Through Faith, Leadership, and Opportunity The Fuller Road and Family Foundation is seeking motivated undergraduate and graduate students to serve as Scholarship Outreach Interns. This internship is designed for students who are passionate about helping others, strengthening communities, and using their talents to create meaningful impact. This is not a passive internship experience. Interns actively participate in outreach, storytelling, relationship building, digital communication, and scholarship engagement efforts that help connect young people to opportunities centered on faith, personal growth, leadership, and purpose. About the Scholarship Initiative The Fuller Road & Family Foundation Scholarship is more than a financial award. It is an 8-week guided developmental experience designed to help participants: Discover and strengthen their God-given talents Build confidence and leadership skills Engage in mentorship and reflection Develop communication and storytelling abilities Connect with a supportive, purpose-driven community rooted in the principle that God is love Each scholarship experience is valued at approximately $2,050 and includes: Personalized mentorship and coaching Structured developmental programming Leadership and purpose-centered activities A $500 scholarship award The primary role of the Scholarship Outreach Intern is to help expand awareness of this opportunity and connect students and communities to the program. Internship Responsibilities Community Outreach Share scholarship opportunities through campus organizations, student groups, faith communities, and community partners Help expand awareness through strategic outreach efforts Support engagement with schools, nonprofits, and youth-serving organizations Digital Communication & Storytelling Create outreach materials including: Social media posts Short-form videos Flyers and digital graphics Student spotlight content Assist with interviewing participants and sharing meaningful stories of growth and impact Relationship Building Develop connections with students, educators, mentors, and community leaders Support collaborative outreach partnerships Help strengthen ongoing scholarship engagement initiatives Data Tracking & Reporting Assist with tracking outreach engagement and participation metrics Identify opportunities for expanded impact and future growth Help organize outreach progress updates Skills and Experience You Will Gain This internship is intentionally designed to support both professional development and personal growth. Professional Development Interns gain practical experience in: Community engagement Social impact communication Leadership development Digital storytelling Public outreach strategy AI literacy and communication tools Project coordination Personal Growth Interns also participate in: Weekly mentorship opportunities Reflection and leadership discussions Purpose-centered developmental activities Exposure to the Douglass Fuller Method and Voice Up principles Career Preparation Participants leave with: Verified internship experience Portfolio-ready work samples Community outreach experience Leadership development experience Potential professional recommendation letters Preferred Qualifications We welcome students from all academic disciplines. Strong candidates are individuals who: Care deeply about helping others succeed Enjoy communication, storytelling, leadership, or creative expression Are self-motivated and dependable Work well independently and collaboratively Value faith, community, mentorship, and service Students studying the following areas may find strong alignment with the internship: Communications Marketing Public Health Social Work Education Psychology Theology Business Digital Media Application Process Applicants may submit materials in the format that best reflects their strengths and personality. Send to Application Options Applicants may submit one or more of the following: A written statement (1 2 pages) A short video introduction (2 3 minutes) Creative or professional portfolio samples Social media or digital communication examples Essays, artwork, photography, design work, or storytelling samples Applications should demonstrate: Why this opportunity matters to you How your values align with the mission of the Foundation A meaningful experience where you helped encourage, support, or guide another person Submit Applications Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, with scholarship cycles opening every two months. Purpose is not created it is uncovered through reflection, relationships, faith, discipline, service, and lived experience. Source document reviewed and reformatted from the uploaded internship posting. The hidden risk: AI can widen the gap between task-doers and value-creators The danger isn't simply job loss. It's stratification. Workers who can use AI to accelerate high-level work may see gains; workers who are positioned as interchangeable task-doers may face wage pressure or stagnation. The OECD has warned of divides between workers able to complement AI and those who cannot, with very different economic outcomes. In early 2026, AI-related labor disruption has become prominent enough that global leaders were publicly describing it as a wave capable of reshaping entry-level work in particular. This is why AI literacy matters but not in the narrow sense of learning prompts or memorizing features. The more important literacy is: How do you work with AI while remaining accountable for meaning, quality, and impact? How do you ensure the tool serves the mission rather than replacing it? Where Voice Up fits: training the human capabilities AI can't replace