Scott-Carver-Dakota CAP Agency Seeks Marketing Intern

The Scott-Carver-Dakota CAP Agency, Inc. program, with an office in Rosemount, MN, is seeking a Marketing Intern.

Most of the work can be done remotely, except for when the intern needs to cover community events. Those hours tend to be 4-7 p.m. on a weekday, or occasionally on a Saturday for a few hours. The largest need right now is someone who can do the online ad work.
Scott-Carver-Dakota CAP Agency, Inc. can pay an intern $17/hr, and it would increase if hired on in the future.
The intern would work approximately 20 hours a week this semester. They would be doing a variety of tasks, like:
  • Creating targeted FB/Instagram/etc. ads in the southern 1/2 of the Metro (Carver, Scott and Dakota Counties)
  • Setting up appointments with area service providers (other NPs, county staff, faith communities, etc. for us to do Energy Assistance outreach/awareness of program availability, so that staff can do 60-minute application trainings with providers [Last season, our State Energy Assistance forms had a 24% denial rate based on insufficient information provided to determine eligibility.]
  • Attending community events with staff to promote the program [We have 6-8 already scheduled for Sept/Oct]
  • Working with local and national marketing companies to order promotional items
  • Creating flyers and other grassroots promos for our Financial Education class series [Anyone getting Energy Assistance, water assistance, furnace repair/replacement qualifies to take the 2-night class, and we give them a huge pack of LED lightbulbs/power strips/electric timers/LED flashlights, rechargeable batteries, etc.]
  • Other tasks as assigned.
For more information, contact:
Lisa (Bah) Akinseye
Senior Manager-Energy Programs
651-322-3475 (direct for peers)
651-322-3519 (direct for Energy Assistance recipients/clients)
Scott-Carver-Dakota CAP Agency, Inc.
2496 145th St. W.

Rosemount,  MN 55068

DCTC offers marketing degrees in general marketing or digital marketing.

Carie Statz

Carie Statz is a marketing and sales instructor. She began teaching at DCTC in 1998. Carie is pursuing her doctorate in business administration (DBA), has a master's degree in mass communications from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. She has a bachelor's degree in from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, where she minored in Spanish and majored in mass communications with an emphasis on advertising and public relations. At the Universidad de las Americas in Puebla, Mexico, she pursued general studies in Spanish and anthropology. She also attended the Grantsmanship Training Program at Marquette University. Carie continues her education through software upgrades and Web applications. She also attends seminars, courses, and conferences covering new trends in marketing and graphic design. Her nonprofit marketing experience includes supervisory positions at DCTC, UWM, and the Community Action Program of Janesville, Wisconsin. Her for-profit experience includes work for Walt Disney World, Oscar Mayer Foods, and TCF Bank of Wisconsin. Carie published "How the News Media Affects the Public's Perception of Crime" as her thesis. In 2003 and 2007, Carie was nominated as "DCTC Instructor of the Year." As DCTC's marketing director, she won several awards for marketing materials, including radio and television commercials as well as viewbooks and catalogs. In 2003, she won the Silver IABC Award for designing the college's 2002-2003 viewbook. Regarding her teaching philosophy, Carie strives to "bring the real world into the classroom as much as possible so students are prepared for work upon graduation." The best part of her job as a DCTC instructor is hearing from internship supervisors about how they would rather hire a prepared student from DCTC than another student from a four-year college. Carie is a member of the American Marketing Association and does volunteer work for Treasurers of the Heart and Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity.

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