Holstein Assn. USA Seeks Interns
Published: Friday, September 11, 2026
Holstein Assn. USA and Holstein Foundation are now accepting applications for two paid summer internships. The digital content and communications intern will gain hands-on experience creating multimedia content while telling the stories of registered Holstein breeders and highlighting the programs and services offered by Holstein Assn. USA. The Holstein Foundation youth programs intern will gain experience in youth development and event planning, while supporting educational opportunities for young people in the dairy industry. Applications for both internships are due Oct. 31.
"My own journey with Holstein Assn. USA began as a summer intern, so I know firsthand how impactful these experiences can be," says Holstein Association USA CEO Lindsey Worden. "Internships provide opportunities to build skills, confidence and professional relationships that can influence a career for years to come. We're proud to offer students meaningful real-world experiences while helping them explore the many opportunities available within the dairy industry."
Interns will play an active role in two major industry events, the 2027 National Holstein Convention and the inaugural Dairy Data Academy, working alongside industry leaders from across the country and building valuable professional connections.
Running from mid-May through mid-August 2027, both paid internships are based in Brattleboro, Vt. Furnished housing in the area is provided for the duration of the internship. The internships provide students with professional experience, mentorship from experienced industry professionals and opportunities to build valuable skills and connections that can support future careers in agriculture, communications, education, and the dairy industry.
The Holstein Assn. USA digital content and communications intern will gain experience creating and managing digital content across multiple platforms. The intern will help create engaging digital content through social media, photography, video production, podcast development, website updates, email communications, written content and event coverage, gaining experience with the communication tools and platforms used by today's organizations.
College students pursuing degrees in agricultural communications, communications, journalism, public relations, marketing, dairy or animal science, multimedia production or related fields are encouraged to apply.
The Holstein Foundation youth programs intern will support the Holstein Foundation youth development team in coordinating the Dairy Bowl and Dairy Jeopardy contests at National Holstein Convention. The intern will also assist with planning, participant and volunteer communication during National Holstein Convention, and support event planning and execution for the Dairy Data Academy.
College students pursuing degrees in dairy or animal science, agricultural business, communications, education or related fields are encouraged to apply.
Both internships offer: competitive hourly pay based on experience ($16-$18/hour), furnished housing provided in the Brattleboro, Vt. area for the duration of the internship, transportation, meals, and lodging costs associated with required travel will be covered, professional development opportunities and industry networking,
Applicants must be available to work on-site in Brattleboro, Vt. for a 12-week period from mid-May to mid-August 2027 and attend the 2027 National Holstein Convention and Dairy Data Academy.
For complete position descriptions and to apply, visit www.juniorholstein.com/internships.
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