Students admitted into this track will begin training in the fall, then serve on staff for three summer sessions. Over the course of the academic year, students will receive training in topics such as American culture and teen spirituality, best practices in youth ministry and theological education, and Orthodox theological perspectives on vocation. Students will develop essential leadership and mentoring skills that are broadly applicable.

Students in this track will focus on the effective administration of youth programs with an emphasis on program coordination for CrossRoad, assisting with all logistical and administrative tasks to ensure that the program runs smoothly. Students will gain experience in project management, event coordination, and task management.

Students admitted into this track will be trained in Development/Professional fundraising for the sustainability and growth of effective youth programs and specifically with helping educate young people on the importance of generosity and gratitude. Students should choose this track if they are energized by the topics of professional fundraising, networking, and marketing & communications.

This track will focus on photography, marketing, and media advertising by capturing and sharing CrossRoad initiatives, with an emphasis on CrossRoad Summer Program and Telos. During the academic year, students will handle photography for CrossRoad events and manage CrossRoad's social media accounts. During the summer, they will serve as the primary photography/media work-study staff for the three Cross Road sessions.

Students in this track will focus on communications and marketing for the Telos Project. They will assist in curating and creating content for the Telos website, social media and other outlets based on the findings of the Telos teams; assist with photography and story capture for Telos events, including the annual conference; draft a bimonthly newsletter for project stakeholders; and coordinate and edit the biweekly podcast.

Assists at CrossRoad’s Telos Center in Cambridge, Massachusetts maintaining social media, assisting in website development, creating advertising and outreach content, and hosting event initiatives for young adults. In this area, interns with a self-starter spirit should have a preference for working directly with young adults to innovate ministry offerings.