"intern director" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person who is in charge of overseeing interns or interns' activities at a company or organization. For example: "The intern director was able to connect each intern with an appropriate mentor to help guide them through their internship."
From George Cukor's surreal presentation in "The Women" to Michael Lange's catwalk dream sequence in "The Intern," directors' efforts to capture the ordered disorder at a runway show have been as risible as Cindy Crawford's attempts to act.
(Rabbi) BRUCE M. COHEN New York, July 8, 2001 The writer is international director of Interns for Peace.
(Rabbi) Bruce M. Cohen Seth Appel White Plains, March 1, 2010 The writers are, respectively, the international director of Interns for Peace and the former Israel director of the group.
Ms. Wald Cohen is now international director of Interns for Peace, and Mr. Agbaria, the co-founder, is chief of the Israel division.
As an example, my entire team (interns, directors, volunteers and other staff) is asked annually to answer questions to help set personal and professional goals.
Staged outdoors, the productions employ Actors Equity members under guest artist contracts, community actors, student interns, professional directors, and set designers and technical personnel.
(Rabbi) Bruce Mark Cohen Karen Wald New York, June 14, 2005 The writers are international co-directors of Interns for Peace.
Amy Souders served on his successful 1996 Senate campaign and Pat Souders, who began as a Durbin intern, became projects director, in charge of funneling federal money back to Illinois.
Ben Lyons, Intern Aware co-director, said: "It is positive that the review is going to be looking at this as it is a major issue, which is reducing social mobility and pricing young people out of professions.
The International Labor Organization's Washington Director: "Interns should be paid and should be supported".
