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The “Best Photograph From Your Internship” Contest

We know you had an amazing internship experience.

Or at least, took a ton of great photos. Now is your time to show them off!

As your internship comes to a close, snap that last picture and submit it to our contest! You don’t need to be a professional photographer: you just need to capture a fun internship moment, and write 300 short words about it.

What’s your incentive? A brand new iPad 2, valued at $500. 

How the Competition Works:

Submission:

  • Submit up to 5 Photos by emailing them to tara@internmatch.com
  • Subject line: Photo Contest, Last Name, Your Internship Company
  • Email body: Be sure to include your Full Name, University, Internship Organization, and the best way to contact you.
  • A 300 word description of the photo (should include why it’s amazing) Don’t be afraid to get creative (we like haikus!)

Deadline: 

All entries must be submitted by Midnight on August 26th 2011!

Review:

After the deadline, our selection committee will spend a week reviewing the submissions. We’ll be looking for entries that capture a great internship moment, whether is is a shot with a mentor, company CEO, out at a meeting or event, or something entirely different.

Prizes:

First prize is an awesome iPad 2!

Second is a $50 Amazon gift card!

Contest Rules/Eligibility:

  • You must be in a summer internship in order to enter.
  • The photo must be appropriate (you know what we mean).
  • We maintain rights to publish your photo/description on our blog and facebook page

We can’t wait to see your submissions!

Nathan Parcells

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