University interns and co-ops are a great way for startups to fill talent gaps while at the same time conserving resources Cintrifuse’s relationships with the region’s four major universities can help you source and hire interns, project assistance and full-time hires! Read on to discover ways to engage with our universities as you build your talent pipeline Miami University: Career Services (Full-time, part-time or internships): You can post paid jobs (full-time, part-time or internships) on their Career Link site and utilize their staff to help you schedule on campus interviews You can also inquire about state funds available for internship salary assistance by working with Career Services https://miamiu-csm.symplicity.com/employers/ Altman Summer Scholar Program (interns): This is run through the Entrepreneurship Center and students are required to complete internships prior to graduation This is typically set up the semester before the internship http://miamioh.edu/fsb/academics/entrepreneurship/experiential-learning/index.html AIMS Program (interns): Students are required to complete internships prior to graduation Majors include design, web development, UI/UX work and gaming http://aims.muohio.edu/ NKU: Career Services (Full-time, part-time or internships): You can post paid jobs (full-time, part-time or internships) on on their Career Link site and utilize staff to help you schedule on campus interviews https://www.myinterfase.com/nku/employer/home.aspx Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (interns): Zach Strobel and Rodney D’Souza are happy to share available internships with their entrepreneurship majors Position description is required to share the role http://cie.nku.edu/ Center for Applied Informatics (co-op, interns): CAI features a unique and high-impact virtual co-op program that engages students in projects such as creating websites, building mobile apps, performing data analytics and many other informatics based initiatives http://cai.nku.edu/ UC: Career Services (Full-time, part-time or internships): You can post paid jobs (full-time, part-time or internships) on their Career Link site and utilize staff to help you schedule on campus interviews https://www.myinterfase.com/uc/employer/home.aspx MS–IS and Data Analytics Programs (Graduate level interns/co-ops and project work): Students are required to complete a three or six month internship depending on their course of study Many are international and not require a special visa because their internship/co-op is on-the-job training and considered part of their curriculum You can even set up a profile within Lindner Student Profiles to see available students The MS-IS and Data Analytics students can be utilized for project based work as well https://lcbwebapps1.business.uc.edu/employer/login DAAP (Interns, co-ops, project work): DAAP students are great resources for all your design needs like graphic, UI/UX or industrial http://daap.uc.edu/academics/cooperative_education.html CEC Program (undergraduate interns): The CEC program offers discounted interns and runs various pitch competitions on campus http://business.uc.edu/centers/entrepreneurship/about-us.html Xavier: Career Services (Full-time, part-time or internships): You can post paid jobs (full-time, part-time or internships) on their Career Link site and utilize staff to help you schedule on campus interviews https://xavier-csm.symplicity.com/ Williams College of Business – Castleberry Grant (undergrad interns): This grant is available to current Entrepreneurship (ENTR) majors only Students are paid via the grant so they are available for free to our startups (up to 200 hours of work) This list is designed to help you build your own talent pipeline and to explore talent that won’t cost you as much as a full-time hire If you get stuck or want an additional opinion, please email our Talent Resource Specialist at christina@cintrifuse.com