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Internship Tracks

CONFERENCE & EVENT PLANNING

Across cultures, our conferences are spaces where people meet Jesus, see their lives changed, and become equipped to share the gospel and make disciples. We collaborate to design and execute distraction-free effective events with thoughtful planning and execution. Through supporting strategic and biblical training, we help expand people’s vision for the Great Commission. The ministry of conferences and events creates momentum that can help spark a movement of God.

Potential degree fit:

Event Management, Event Production, Convention Planning, Hospitality Management, Tourism Management, Project Management, Hotel and Resort Management, Recreation & Community Development, Tourism & Events, etc.

Track Leaders: Damien and Jung Hye Brooks

Damien and Jung Hye have served on staff for 23 years and 27 years, respectively. They’ve both served in the U.S., Korea CCC (KCCC), and the global ministries as conference coordinators and as Certified Meeting Professionals (CMP). Damien previously served as a team leader for the U.S. National Campus Office Conference team and now facilitates events for the Global President and Global Vice President teams while Jung Hye has served with KCCC for major events as well as many US and global events. God has called and given them the vision to serve the ministry as conference coordinators, helping to win, build, and send to accelerate the Great Commission.

FINANCE

Using your gifts in finance and accounting to aid Cru staff serving throughout the global ministry. It is through the finance ministry that projects have money to operate and that staff receive their paychecks. The finance ministry helps ensure integrity and good stewardship of the financial resources God has given. Your work will help improve tools and resources as well as expose YOU to how God can use your skills vocationally.

Potential degree fit:

Accounting, Economics, Finance, Business Administration, International Business, Business Management, Econometrics, Auditing, Hospitality Finance, etc.

Track Leader: Bob Mac Leod

Bob Mac Leod joined Cru in college as a freshman and felt called to serve full-time in Operations to use his accounting degree. He has served with Cru USA for 34 years, the first 14 in U.S. Finance and the last 20 in Global Finance. Bob’s personal ministry is writing and coaching missionaries in budgeting and personal financial stewardship.

TECHNOLOGY

Do you have an interest in technology? Have you considered using your skills in mission? Technology has become an essential ingredient for launching and growing ministries. By providing effective technology solutions, we help national ministries unlock growth and open up new opportunities. Dive into enterprise platforms, privacy, cybersecurity, and cutting-edge solutions, ensuring the seamless operation of our systems and safeguarding sensitive information. Your tech expertise will directly contribute to expanding the scope of our ministry and transforming lives. Ready to make a digital difference? Join us in shaping the future of ministry through technology!

Potential degree fit:

Computer Science, Data Science/Analytics, Computer Engineering, Information Technology, Human-Computer Interaction, Cloud Computing, Cyber/Information Security, Software Engineering, Management Information Systems, Systems Engineering, User Experience (UX) Design, etc.

Track Leader: Azat Kooman

Azat has dedicated 25 years to Campus Crusade for Christ International, serving in diverse Operations roles across two Central Asian countries, the NAMESTAN and PACT Areas, and currently supports our global staff with IT and language assistance. While he takes his work seriously, his true passions are more straightforward: IT, languages, books, and maintaining world-class expertise in the consumption of tea.

COMMUNICATIONS and DESIGN

Creating an effective communication strategy that utilizes different modes of communication has never been more important. We need clear communication tools that clearly and succinctly present information that is needed both for our staff, we well as for those we are trying to reach with the gospel. Effective communication goes beyond a good idea or words on a page. Graphic designers take imagination and creativity to package the message of our ministry in a visually pleasing way. Christ centered design helps reach people, make sure the gospel is understood, and impact lives with the love of Christ.

Potential degree fit:

Visual Communication, Marketing, Communications, Public Relations, Creative Writing, Journalism, Multimedia Design, Business Communications,  etc.

Track Leaders: Communications – Marie Dell, Design – Ferdinand Onandia

Marie Dell hails from South Africa and has worked with Campus Crusade for Christ for 32 years. She joined to serve in the student ministry. After a few years on campus, she was asked to assume some operational responsibilities and has served in various capacities over the years. She currently serves as the Global Communications Director and counts it a privilege to serve the Global Executive Team. She holds degrees in Nursing and Human Resource Development. She loves to read, knit, and spend time in nature, especially when she can spot a wild creature.

Ferdinand Onandia, a Senior Lead Designer at Jesus Film Project, has led visual design initiatives for over six years. He oversees the creation and execution of visual design projects that align with brand standards and business objectives. Ferdinand mentors creative teams globally, ensuring consistency and excellence in visual identity. He also shapes the company’s creative vision, fosters collaboration, and cultivates a high-performance, innovation-driven culture to drive brand growth. He’s also the founder & Creative Director of Onandia Design, a Jacksonville, Florida based creative studio founded in 1994. He leads strategic visual design across brand identity, web, and apparel, delivering cohesive visual systems for companies, organizations, and self-initiated projects.