Have you ever thought about freelancing to get your internship hours in or trying it to see if you might do your internship that way? There are web sites such as Work Market that allows you to enroll and go for jobs. One of my students repaired a cable and got over $50 for doing so. Another one I saw there was a flat fee for fixing laser printers (swapping out power supplies, motherboards, and something else) and PCs. It was $75 for each one you did. Great way to get experience for your resume and fit into some of your schedules.
Another tool is Career Coach you have access to through Connections. It tells of IT jobs and companies that are hiring right now in our area: https://fscj.emsicareercoach.com/