As an intern, there will be several projects to collaborate on. The student will also work with the team on the daily operations of running an experiential retail location as well as being exposed to store management, inventory control, merchandising, product management, manufacturing, shipping & logistics, event planning, sales and social media. This internship will not only benefit the student by giving them hands-on, real world small business experience, it will also help the company scale and grow to meet the growing demand for its products and services during a busy holiday season.

This opportunity is a traditional (semester-long) in-person internship.

www.noteology.com  @noteologyfragrances      www.olfactif.com @artofperfume

Logistics:

• Fall 2026
• $12-$12.50/hour for 100-250 hours total internship with flexible but set hours during our operating days of Tuesday-Saturday
• 537 Wyoming Ave., downtown Scranton PA location
• This opportunity will be in-person/on-site

Qualifications:

• General Business, Marketing, Hospitality, Entrepreneurship, Supply Chain, Logistics, or Operations Management coursework of any collegiate level
• Strong time and project management skills
• Excellent verbal communication, basic math and problem-solving skills
• Strong technology and Microsoft Suite skills
• Interest in entrepreneurship and small business operations
• Valid driver’s license
• Lifting ability up to 50 lbs.
• Be able to stand for long periods of time, could be the entire daily interning period, up to 8 hours

Projects:

Throughout this process, you will have the ability to learn daily operations, manufacturing, multiple revenue channels, local and national marketing, social media and press relations, retail sales, customer relations from the store owner and key staff.

• Sales and customer service project: learning how to properly greet customers in a friendly and professional manner, give them a tour of the shop and our offerings along with answering any brand & product related questions and completing the customer transaction at the register with our POS system. Through this process of learning, the intern will learn both the overall brand’s mission and how to relate this to customers in an approachable way and will also educate the intern on the products we manufacture and their benefits in the psychology of scent. This will, in turn, allow the intern to see and experience how every touchpoint with the customer aligns with the brands values and ethos. The skills built on this project will be measured by end of semester performance review by management.
• Inventory Management, logistics, & shipping: learn how to accept incoming orders, reconcile the PO with the product received, sort and distribute product from the order. This will then lead into updating website with products received, ordering product when needed and doing inventory reconciliation along with shipping the product to customers. This will allow the intern to see the importance of inventory management to the flow of the business and learn problem solving skills and deductive reasoning and proper customer service protocols when issues arise.
• Manufacturing & assembly: assisting in the manufacturing of Noteology’s core products (candles, soap, lotion, lip balm, fine fragrance) and the decanting and filling of Olfactif fine fragrances for the subscription box and sampling. Assembling of gift boxes, gift sets and the Olfactif monthly subscription box. Intern will learn valuable skills in following SOPs, Good Manufacturing Practices, and see products move from a raw material state to a finished good state while following the sales pipeline through retail, wholesale, private label and e-commerce.

Application Directions & Deadline:

• A cover letter and resume are required for a complete application. Additional information may be later requested by the business. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.
• If you are studying in the U.S. from another country and plan to apply for an internship, please first confirm your eligibility with your college or university’s international student services office.
• Submit your cover letter and resume to internships@smallbusinessinternships.com by September 10, 2026.

*Be sure to note in your cover letter why you think you would be a great fit for the Noteology team and your schedule availability during the fall semester!*

The University of Scranton Small Business Development Center (SBDC) is seeking an intern to support the continued implementation and growth of the new Small Business Ready Training and Networking Program. Funded through an Appalachian Regional Commission POWER grant, this internship offers a unique opportunity to work on an initiative that connects students and the local small business community.

The University of Scranton Small Business Development Center (SBDC) provides consulting and training to businesses of an 8-county region of northeastern Pennsylvania. An accredited affiliate of America’s SBDC and the Pennsylvania SBDC network, the SBDC is part of the Kania School of Management and is located on The University of Scranton’s campus.

www.scrantonsbdc.com

Logistics: 

• September start, approx 15 weeks

• 10 hours per week / $10/hour

• In-person internship located at the SBDC office in Weiss Hall

Qualifications, Skills & Experience:   

• Must be a current University of Scranton student, enrolled in classes for the upcoming semester

• Interest in Small Business, Entrepreneurship, Human Resources or related field

• Excellent interpersonal, oral, and written communication skills

• Experience with Microsoft and Google applications, as well as general proficiency with digital tools and software.

• Experience conducting library and internet research

• Effective time management skills

  Projects: 

• Collaborate on designing a dynamic training program to help fellow students build essential skills like leadership, communication, and problem-solving while gaining practical knowledge in marketing, finance, and business planning.

• Provide input on marketing materials and student communication plans to ensure messaging resonates with the target audience and aligns with program goals.

• Create and implement a student recruitment plan to generate excitement and participation in these innovative programs, making a real impact on campus engagement.

• Plan and host engaging networking events that connect students with local small business owners, opening doors to collaboration and career opportunities.

• Conduct hands-on research projects on diverse topics, organizing findings and presenting them in a professional and creative way.

• Engage directly with small business clients and community partners, gaining real-world experience while attending professional meetings and events.

• Prepare reports and papers as assigned

• Follow all online and other reporting requirements established by the SBDC

• Perform other duties as assigned

Application Directions & Deadline

• A cover letter and resume are required for a complete application. Additional information may be later requested by the business. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.
• If you are studying in the U.S. from another country and plan to apply for an internship, please first confirm your eligibility with your college or university’s international student services office.
• Submit your cover letter and resume at https://smallbusinessinternships.com/ by August 30, 2026.

Join the team to inspire and create impactful assistance for local women interested in starting their own businesses!

Gain experience in business consulting, program development and delivery, marketing, research, networking, and more!

The University of Scranton Women’s Entrepreneurship Center (WEC) collaborates with The University’s SBDC, pairing experienced consultants with student interns to help local women entrepreneurs. The mission of WEC is to strengthen the economic impact of women entrepreneurs as a collective force and to advance their growth through innovative programming in entrepreneurship and new business creation, including special initiatives for providing services to low-income women.

Logistics:

• Fall 2026, approx 12 weeks
• Approximately 10-20 hours per week / $10/hour
• The SBDC is in Weiss Hall on the campus of The University of Scranton

*Contact the Center for Career Development with questions about internships. They are also a great resource for help with cover letters and resumes.

Qualifications:

Must be a current University of Scranton student, enrolled in classes for

the upcoming semester

• Experience conducting library and internet research
• Excellent written and oral communication skills
• Interest in Business, Sales & Marketing, e-commerce, Human Resources, Financial Analysis or related field
• Excellent interpersonal, oral, and written communication skills
• Strong computer skills, including Microsoft Word and Excel
• Effective time management skills

Projects:

• Assist SBDC Consultants in providing high-quality business consulting services to WEC Depending on student’s field of interest, this may include guidance in business plan development, financial projections, marketing, and more.
• Work one-on-one with women to help them gain the skills necessary for starting their own small Areas of assistance may include time management, organization, marketing, social media, conflict resolution, communication, computer skills, and basic financial skills.
• Assist in planning, development, implementation, and promotion of WEC activities and programs, including the popular StartUP
• Interact with small business clients and partners by participating in professional meetings, presenting on a variety of topics including small business and women’s issues; interviewing local entrepreneurs to formulate articles, reports and blog posts, planning and organizing programs and

Application Directions & Deadline:

• A cover letter and resume are required for a complete application. Additional information may be later requested by the business. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.
• If you are studying in the U.S. from another country and plan to apply for an internship, please first confirm your eligibility with your college or university’s international student services office.
• Submit your cover letter and resume at https://smallbusinessinternships.com/ by August 30, 2026

This internship offers the opportunity to learn how small businesses work and skills needed to help them tackle their most pressing challenges. Throughout this experience you will have the opportunity to review client financials and digital marketing, provide feedback on business plans, and gather industry research to help them make data-informed decisions in their business. This internship is a great way to put your classroom skills into practice while also exploring many industries through the businesses you work with. Interested in exploring more? Apply today!

www.scrantonsbdc.com

Logistics:

• Fall 2026 internship with September start, 10 to 12 weeks
• 5 to 15 hours per week, depending on the student’s class schedule and work availability.
• $10 per hour
• In person internship based at our SBDC Office, 2nd Floor of Weiss Hall

Qualifications

• Must be a current University of Scranton student, enrolled in classes for the Fall semester.
• Savvy research skills, including database, library, and internet searches.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills.
• Coursework or experience in financial or accounting analysis, with comfort using Excel.
• Familiarity with the digital media landscape and social platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and TikTok.
• Experience with Microsoft applications, basic photo or video editing tools, and design tools such as Canva is a plus.
• Creative, organized, and detail oriented, and comfortable working both independently and as part of a team.

Projects & Responsibilities

Develop your consulting skills by working alongside SBDC consultants to assist startups and growing businesses with both the financial and marketing sides of their operations.

• Review client business plans to provide them with targeted feedback to better prepare them for future growth and capital funding.
• Gather research for clients from various databases and industry reports to provide them with the information they need to make informed decisions in their business.
• Identify opportunities for marketing improvement, including social media strategy and content ideas by reviewing client digital marketing.
• Construct customer personas and target market profiles to help clients understand their key customers and how to best attract them.
• Analyze business financials using tax returns, QuickBooks reports, and client meetings, and compare historical and industry data against current financials or projections.
• Help develop financial projections, including profit and loss, balance sheet, and cash flow.
• Take on additional client and internal projects throughout the semester based on your interests/strengths and client needs.

Application Directions & Deadline

• A cover letter and resume are required for a complete application. Additional information may be later requested by the business. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.
• If you are studying in the U.S. from another country and plan to apply for an internship, please first confirm your eligibility with your college or university’s international student services office.
• Submit your cover letter and resume at https://smallbusinessinternships.com/ by August 30, 2026.

The social media internship will be focused on marketing their 2 brands both locally and internationally via multiple social media platforms: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, Pinterest & LinkedIn. The intern will work directly with the CEO, Danielle Fleming, and the rest of the team to determine marketing strategies, ROI insights, analytic assessments, and plans for 2026 fall semester along with utilizing AI and incorporating AI insights with human efforts. Once initiated, the intern will gain an understanding of how to evaluate the marketing efforts via insights, ROI, and social analytics.

The student will also have the unique opportunity of being exposed to many varied aspects of the brands including retail store merchandising, ecommerce sales and distribution and exposure to the manufacturing side of the business. This internship will be very entrepreneurial in nature, with the student gaining valuable insights into many aspects of a small, family-run business.

This opportunity is a traditional (semester-long) in-person internship.

www.noteology.com  @noteologyfragrances

www.olfactif.com @artofperfume

Logistics:

• Fall 2026
• $12-$12.50/hour for 100-250 hours total internship with flexible but set hours during our operating days of Tuesday-Saturday
• 537 Wyoming Ave., downtown Scranton PA location
• This opportunity will be in-person/on-site

Qualifications:

• General Business, Marketing, Hospitality, or Entrepreneurship coursework of any collegiate level
• Experience in social media marketing and management
• Strong time and project management skills
• Be a self-starter and comfortable with initiating
• Excellent verbal communication, basic math and problem-solving skills
• Positive, professional, outgoing personality with a hands-on attitude
• Strong technology and Microsoft Suite skills
• Interest in entrepreneurship and small business operations
• Valid driver’s license
• Passion for perfumery scented products, skincare, cosmetics, candles and fine fragrance are a plus but not required

Projects:

Throughout this process, you will have the ability to learn how to plan, budget, strategize, and evaluate social media marketing from the store owners and key staff.

• Social Media Marketing: assist the team in creating social media content, photos and videos while using strategy to place them on the 6 accounts using scheduling software. Measurable results can be tied to instore sales based on social media image/content (i.e.: a customer comes in that day and buys the product that was presented) as well as digital marketing insights and analytics that are built into the social media platforms.

This internship is solely focused on social media; however, the intern will be exposed to the other marketing initiatives of the company which include:

• In-store, Direct-to-Consumer Marketing: creating engaging signage, merchandising, bag stuffers, and promotions that will engage the customer in the store and therefore increase ticket sales. Measurable results can be tied to instore sales, average ticket volume, and number of items per ticket.
• Traditional Marketing: observe the evaluation process of traditional marketing platforms specifically for the holiday season. This would include billboards, print ads, TV, radio and direct mail promotions and would be measured based on different ROI metrics based on the specific media being evaluated.
• Digital Marketing: observe the creation of email campaigns and SMS marketing that keep their customer engaged with the brands and ultimately bringing in revenue. Measurement of success will be based on different ROI metrics (open rate, click rate, use of promotion rate).

Application Directions & Deadline:

• A cover letter and resume are required for a complete application. Additional information may be later requested by the business. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.
• If you are studying in the U.S. from another country and plan to apply for an internship, please first confirm your eligibility with your college or university’s international student services office.
• Submit your cover letter and resume to internships@smallbusinessinternships.com by September 10, 2026.

*Be sure to note in your cover letter 1) why you think you would be a great fit for the Noteology team, 2) your experience with social media, and 3) your schedule availability during the fall semester!*

The Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce is a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering economic growth and strengthening our local community. With a network of approximately 1,500 businesses and community partners, we provide resources, advocacy, and opportunities that support business success and regional development. Our mission is to connect, promote, and inspire a thriving business community.

Position Overview

The Videography Intern will support the Marketing & Communications team by capturing, editing, and producing engaging video content for marketing, social media, events, and internal communications. This hands-on internship offers students the opportunity to strengthen their technical production skills while gaining valuable experience working directly with Chamber members, business leaders, and community partners.

Logistics

• Position Title: Videography Intern
• Reports To: Director of Marketing & Communications
• Location: The Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce
• Duration: Academic Semester : Fall 2026
• Compensation: $15.00 per hour, up to 20 hours per week

Skills & Qualifications

• Beginner to intermediate experience in video production and editing.
• Working knowledge of Adobe Creative Cloud applications.
• Experience operating Sony, Nikon, Canon, or similar camera systems.
• Strong eye for visual storytelling, composition, and pacing.
• Excellent organizational, communication, and time management skills.
• Willingness to learn, accept constructive feedback, and work collaboratively.
• Reliable transportation.

Learning Objectives

1. Develop Technical Skills

• Gain experience in professional video production, editing, and delivery workflows.

2. Enhance Creative Storytelling

• Learn how to plan, film, and edit content that supports strategic marketing and communication goals.

3. Build a Professional Portfolio

• Produce a variety of real-world video projects suitable for inclusion in a professional portfolio.

4. Strengthen Professional Communication Skills

• Build confidence interacting with Chamber members, business leaders, and community partners during video productions.
• Develop professional communication and relationship-building skills while representing the Chamber in a positive and professional manner during interviews and on-location filming.

Key Responsibilities

1. Filming & Production

• Capture high-quality video footage of interviews, events, promotional features, and Chamber programs using DSLR or mirrorless cameras (Sony, Nikon, Canon).
• Ensure proper composition, lighting, and audio quality during filming.

2. Editing & Post-Production

• Edit video content using Adobe Creative Cloud applications including Premiere Pro, Audition, and Media Encoder.
• Produce polished, platform-ready videos for social media, websites, presentations, and digital marketing campaigns.

3. Content Planning & Collaboration

• Collaborate with the Marketing & Communications team to align video projects with organizational goals and branding.
• Assist in organizing, archiving, and managing digital video assets.
• Assist with filming Chamber video series such as All Things Members, Ask the Expert, and All Things Chamber by interacting professionally with members, guests, and community partners during video shoots.

4. Live Event Support

• Provide video support for Chamber and affiliate events, including equipment setup, recording, and highlight reel production.

Application Process

Interested candidates should submit a resume and a link to a portfolio or video samples to Kristin Hudspeth, HR Manager, at khudspeth@scrantonchamber.com. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled.

Application Directions & Deadline

• Interested candidates should submit a resume and a link to a portfolio or video samples.
• A cover letter and resume are required for a complete application. Additional information may be later requested by the business. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.
• If you are studying in the U.S. from another country and plan to apply for an internship, please first confirm your eligibility with your college or university’s international student services office.
• Submit your cover letter and resume at https://smallbusinessinternships.com/ by August 23, 2026.

This internship offers the opportunity to learn how a modern retail business combines marketing, e-commerce, merchandising, and customer service to create a successful shopping experience both in-store and online. Working directly with owner Justin Amendolaro, you’ll gain hands-on experience creating marketing content, photographing merchandise, managing online product listings, supporting e-commerce operations, and helping execute digital advertising campaigns. You’ll also assist with day-to-day business operations, giving you a well-rounded understanding of how an independent retailer grows and adapts in today’s marketplace. As the semester progresses, additional projects may be introduced based on your interests, skills, and the needs of the business.

www.amendolaro.com

Logistics:

• Fall 2026 internship with an August/Early September start
• Approximately 20 hours per week
• $12.50/hour
• Hybrid internship based in Scranton, PA
• For-credit optional*

Qualifications

• Open to students at any academic level
• Coursework in Marketing, Business, Communications, Digital Media, Information Technology, or a related field preferred
• Experience creating content for social media platforms
• Basic website or e-commerce experience is preferred
• Interest in photography, merchandising, or digital marketing
• Creative, organized, and detail-oriented
• Professional, dependable, and comfortable working both independently and as part of a team
• Willingness to learn, contribute ideas, and adapt to a variety of projects

Projects & Responsibilities

Develop an understanding of how marketing, e-commerce, merchandising, and day-to-day retail operations work together to support the growth of an independent business.

• Create and schedule social media content while assisting with digital advertising campaigns that promote new arrivals, seasonal collections, and special events.
• Photograph merchandise and update the business website with product images, descriptions, pricing, and inventory information.
• Assist with preparing customer orders, organizing inventory, and supporting day-to-day retail and e-commerce operations.
• Research marketing trends, contribute ideas for future campaigns, and collaborate with the owner on marketing, merchandising, and other business projects.
• Take on additional projects throughout the semester based on your interests, strengths, and the evolving needs of the business.

Student Eligibility

Applicants must meet at least one of the following requirements:

• Be a resident of Lackawanna County currently enrolled in a college or university.
• Be a student currently enrolled in a Lackawanna County college or university.
• Be a student enrolled at a Chamber member college or university.
• Be a 2026 college graduate and a resident of Lackawanna County.

Application Directions & Deadline

• A cover letter and resume are required for a complete application. Additional information may be later requested by the business. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.
• If you are studying in the U.S. from another country and plan to apply for an internship, please first confirm your eligibility with your college or university’s international student services office.