GreekYearbook Internship

GreekYearbook is the nationwide leader in fraternity and sorority photo services. Started in 1999, GreekYearbook quickly became one of the most widely used websites by college students all over the United States. Currently GreekYearbook works at over 400 Universities all over the nation and Canada.

GreekYearbook originally started as an event photography business for Greeks. GYB photographers would attend small events like date parties, formals, alumni events, socials, Greek week, and other various weekly events. Each year GreekYearbook on average would be hired for 600-800 events at over 60 Universities. Eventually, GreekYearbook started to develop as well into the group photography (called bid day photography, click HERE for info), national convention photography, and portrait photography (called composite photography, click HERE for info) businesses. GreekYearbook is currently the only nationwide company that offers all of these services for Greeks.

Although located in Maryland, GreekYearbook offers internships each year to students all over the nation. Students within the Maryland area are able to work at the national headquarters of GreekYearbook and get hands on experience. In addition, students at various Universities are able to work from home for credits only.

The GreekYearbook internship program is a unique program where students are able to work in an environment they are familiar with, a college atmosphere. Interns work directly with the Vice President of Business Development and Marketing. Interns are introduced to innovative marketing initiatives and strategies to help growth in various underdeveloped regions. GreekYearbook encourages interns to be creative in developing new marketing techniques for the college student of today.

GreekYearbook internship programs do not require the student to be part of a fraternity or sorority. We employ individuals that show strong personable skills, creativity, good work history, and who have a large desire to learn. Most of our interns have been business or communication majors; however we are looking for anyone who fits the mold of GreekYearbook.

Due to the type of industry GreekYearbook is a part of, the office environment tends to be a laid back, fun, and creative environment. This also means that individuals working with GreekYearbook must prove to be mature enough to handle making their own schedules, work, and judgment.

While most of the time GreekYearbook offers internships for credits (earn up to 6 credits), GreekYearbook during some seasons will offer internships for pay. Each applicant is considered on an individual basis, and only a select few are picked for paid internships while majority are for credit. Only after an interview will the applicant be told what their options are for the internship.

Some of the responsibilities for interns include:

- market research
- affiliate acquisition
- mass emailing
- creation of promotional items
- phone calls to past or current clients
- mass mailings
- administrative duties
- marketing campaign creation
- business development
- advertising research
- some travel to large shoots in regional area
- surveying

GreekYearbook interns will learn the world of fraternity and sorority composite and bid day services.

Interns are required to work a minimum of 15 hours a week. Scheudules are flexible, and you can make your own hours. Please email HERE if interested, please send your resume and a cover letter.