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John Carroll University / Academics / English / Internships

Some of the agencies and organizations where students have interned include:

  • Catholic Charities
  • Cleveland Clinic
  • Cleveland Scene Magazine
  • Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Central Ohio Chapter in Columbus
  • Factor Finders
  • Global Cleveland
  • Grasselli Library & Breen Learning Center
  • Image IQ
  • Indians Baseball Insider
  • JCU Magazine
  • Kowa Company
  • Lake Erie Ink
  • Moen Industries
  • Monarch Center for Autism
  • Rec2connect Foundation
  • RhinoSystems, Inc
  • Signet Jewelers
  • St. Clair Hospital – Pittsburgh
  • The Literary Show Project, New York, NY
  • The Owens Group, a PR Agency
  • US News and World Report

John Carroll is working with many companies in the Greater Cleveland area to arrange exciting, dynamic internships for its students, including the following employers:

  • The Cleveland Clinic
  • WKYC
  • Cleveland “Scene” magazine
  • Lake Erie Ink
  • Grasselli Library & Breen Learning Center
  • “John Carroll” magazine
“My internship with Catholic Charities made me fall in love with non-profit work, which is exactly why I am working as Director of Development at a small non-profit called Shelter Care. In this role, I write grants to bring in money for our programs. Writing policies and procedures for a non-profit is far more rewarding than writing for a for-profit organization. I would have never discovered my love for non-profit work or my talent as a professional writer had I not completed my internship with Catholic Charities.” - Bre Fano
“While I was a senior at John Carroll, I interned at Simple Solutions in Beachwood, where I internalized the concept of crafting my writing for a specific audience. There, I mostly wrote passages for textbook materials designed for fourth graders. Immediately after graduation, I started a job at a local non-profit as a grant writing. While grant writing is significantly different than textbook writing, my time at Simple Solutions taught me the lesson of always being mindful of one’s audience. I use that lesson every day at my job to complete successful grant proposals. Completing the internship was one of the most beneficial of my college years.” - Katie Velecheck