Three students work together on laptops

Building a Super Career Playbook

A robust internship program with the Las Vegas Super Bowl Host Committee is a win for the community and UNLV students.

In the realm of memorable experiences, few rival the excitement of being part of the Super Bowl. For dozens of UNLV students, the opportunity to say they played an integral role in the 2024 event is theirs to claim. 

UNLV has more than doubled the number of internship opportunities it provides students in the last academic year.

Rebels are participating in a paid internship program with the Las Vegas Super Bowl Host Committee, a nonprofit group tasked with helping Las Vegas prepare to host the National Football League's Super Bowl LVIII.  

Hosting an event as big as the Super Bowl LVIII is a natural fit for Las Vegas with our flair for larger-than-life events, hospitality, and creativity. 

Add what UNLV students have to offer with their skills, know-how, and can-do attitude, and you have a winning combination.

Whether you’re a lifelong sports fan or in it for the commercials (or halftime show), being part of the Las Vegas Super Bowl Host Committee internship is an experience like no other. 

See what these UNLV students have taken away from this resume-building opportunity.

 

 

In This Series

Running with an Opportunity
Portrait of Kiarra Osotio
People | August 16, 2023

Interning with the Las Vegas Super Bowl Host Committee is a touchdown for business major Kiarra Osotio’s educational journey.

Topics:

community partnerships, students, sports and recreation, experiential learning

Campus Units:

Hank Greenspun School of Journalism and Media Studies,  Greenspun College of Urban Affairs

Related News:

The Making of Champions — and Championship Events, Gaining an Appreciation for the Team Effort, Running with an Opportunity, Rebels Bring Their Skills from the Classroom to the Field

You Might Also Like

Maternal Child Wellness Acts As ‘One-Stop Shop’
Melba Borrero, Dr. David Di John, and Aaryana Mostafaeipour posing in a clinic hallway.
Business and Community | October 13, 2026

The Maternal Child Wellness Program provides family-centered outpatient care for low-income women, infants, children, and youth affected by HIV.

UNLV Plastic Surgeon Changing Lives of Children with Facial Birth Defects
Dr. John Menezes posing outdoors.
Business and Community | September 29, 2026

Dr. John Menezes, Las Vegas’ only fellowship-trained craniofacial surgeon specializing in cleft lip and palate repair, helps lead a new multidisciplinary clinic for patients.

More about Business and Community