Category Archives: Career

Actuarial Information Session

An individual who wants to become an actuary must excel at challenging courses
in mathematics, have some interest in using these skills to analyze and solve
business problems, be willing to spend many hours preparing for professional
examinations, and possess good communication skills.

If you think that you may be a good candidate for this type of career,
please let them know about an upcoming Actuarial Information Session. The
session is scheduled for Thursday, September 22, 4-5 pm and will take place in
ECJ 1.202. Feel free to share the following description with these students.

“Actuarial program director Mark Maxwell will briefly describe the actuarial
profession, the professional actuarial organizations, the actuarial
credentialing process, and the UT actuarial program/degree.

Is the profession right for you?  Characteristics of both successful and
unsuccessful students will be discussed so that you can judge for yourself.

A significant portion of time will be reserved to answer questions from those
in attendance.”

You can contact me with any questions you may have.

Thanks,
Ronda Hall
Associate Academic Advisor
Mathematics, Physics, & Astronomy Advising
rondahall@mail.utexas.edu, 471-6389

Havard Business School’s Summer Venture Program

Havard Business School’s Summer Venture in Management Program is looking for high-talent college juniors. This summer program has been in existence for over 20 years and seeks to expose talented college juniors from diverse backgrounds to general management in the business world.

Attached is a flyer  HBS_SVMP_brochure040711.pdf Final with more information about this program and the 2011 application.

One Campaign Student Chapter

Interested in building your leadership experience?

Interested in fighting for one of the poorest counties?

Interested in making a difference in the world?

Passionate about human rights and social justice issues?

Then you are qualified to become part of the ONE Campaign Student Chapter executive board at UT!

What is the ONE Campaign?

The One Campaign is an advocacy organization that fights extreme poverty and preventable diseases in developing countries, especially Africa. ONE Campaign focuses on 11 different issues that cause global poverty. Through, advocacy, service, and lobbying, the ONE Campaign impacts the lives of many in Africa. It is a living proof!

http://www.one.org/us/

http://www.one.org/livingproof/en/

Application Process:

Officer application deadline will be on May 16th, followed by phone interviews on the 17th and 18th.

Fill out the application, send your resume and dates that you are available to Ana Laura River ana.laura.2790@gmail.com

ONE Campaign UT Student Chapter Officer Application

ONE Campaign Student Chapter Executive Board Positions

Inspire Application Deadline May 1

This is a reminder that the application deadline for Inspire is May 1. Applications will be accepted from any female student from any major who will be a sophomore in the fall.

Inspire is a three-year program (sophomore to senior) sponsored by the Center for Women’s and Gender Studies. When at full capacity, we will have three cohorts simultaneously developing skills necessary to become leaders so that they will achieve the highest levels of attainment in their chosen fields.

To apply and for more information, Please visit the Inspire webpage: http://www.utexas.edu/cola/centers/cwgs/Leadership/INSPIREEmpoweringTexasWomenLeaders.php

Please feel free to call if you have any questions – 471-5765.

Echo Submissions

LAST CHANCE to submit for Echo!!! We will stop accepting submissions Monday, March 21st after Spring Break. We need your help to make this years edition great, so PLEASE submit your poetry, prose, and photography to echolitmag@gmail.com for the chance to be PUBLISHED in the 2011 Echo edition!
Remember, our theme this year is “Illumination”. While this is the chosen theme, please do not limit the content that you submit; however, think of it as a general guideline with which you can explore the boundaries. Please feel free to submit any number of pieces in any or all of the categories!
Sincerely,
The Echo Team
P.S.
Again, if you are interested in helping out the Echo Team read submissions and put together the magazine, please email the same email, echolitmag@gmail.com. We will begin emailing out all the submissions to start reading on March 23rd, and then we will meet April 1st to make final decisions.

Psychology Information Sessions

PSYCHOLOGY INFORMATION SESSIONS

PLEASE NOTE: Attending an internal transfer information session is now required to be eligible for admission to the Psychology major. The intent of these sessions is to enhance your understanding of psychology as a major at UT and therefore help you determine if psychology is the right major for you.

Information sessions for Spring 2011:

Tuesday, March 22
10 – 11 am, SEA 4.244

Wednesday, March 30
2 – 3 pm, SEA 4.244

Thursday, April 7
2 – 3 pm, SEA 4.244

Monday, April 11
3 – 4 pm, SEA 4.244

Thursday, April 21
9 – 10 am, SEA 4.244

Friday, April 29
9 – 10 am, SEA 4.244

Texas College Advising Corps Positions

The Texas College Advising Corps (Advise TX), is recruiting graduating UT Austin seniors to serve as full-time college advisers in high-need high schools across Texas.

Applying to college is a big task, and without proper guidance, many students simply don’t take on the challenge.  Many of them don’t believe they can succeed in college or have never considered college a possibility.  Without exposure, information, and encouragement, many students never pursue higher education at all.

College advisers are bridging this gap.  Advise TX places exceptional recent college graduates from all fields of study on high school campuses to lead low-income and first-generation students to college.  College advisers work alongside school staff to mentor, encourage, and assist students one-on-one as they search for colleges, complete admissions and financial aid applications, and transition from high school to higher education.

Please share this opportunity with recent graduates (December 2010) or graduating seniors (May 2011) from UT Austin who may be interested in serving as a college adviser for one or two years.  Advise TX is now accepting applications through the UT Austin website: http://ipsi.utexas.edu/TCAC.html

Selected advisers participate in six-weeks of summer training.  All advisers receive a salary, health benefits, and an award to pay student loans or graduate school expenses.

For more information, please contact Jennifer Pandya at jpandya@ipsi.utexas.edu or 512-232-4383.

Institute for Public School Initiatives
The University of Texas at Austin
Phone 512.232.4383
tcac@ipsi.utexas.edu
http://ipsi.utexas.edu/TCAC.html

Jennifer Pandya
Senior Program Coordinator
Texas College Advising Corps
Institute for Public School Initiatives
The University of Texas at Austin
220 W. 7th Street LAV 1.100
Austin, TX 78701
Phone: 512.232.4383
Fax: 512.322.3798
jpandya@ipsi.utexas.edu

LAH Career Week Feb. 7 – Feb 10

Looking for inspiration on how to spend your time at UT and make plans for after graduation? Come check out our Career Week workshops!

First Year Students – this is an extension of LAH 102H, so plan to attend at least two workshops.

All workshops will be in the GEB Third Floor Conference Room.  Please RSVP by Friday, Feb 4 if you will attend the Senior Share All, so I can have enough pizza for everyone!

Monday, Feb. 7

4 – 5:30 Senior Share All

Pizza for Everyone!

Tuesday, Feb. 8

4:00 – 5:00 Pre-law  Workshop

Tatem Oldham, Pre-law Advisor from Liberal Arts Career Services

5:30 – 6:15 Study Abroad Student Panel

6:30 – 7:15 Careers in Foreign Service

Ronald K. McMullen, Diplomat in Residence at UT Austin

Wednesday, Feb 9

4:30 – 5:15 Post-Grad Service Opportunities

Teach for America and Peace Corps

5:30 – 6:15 Marketing Your Liberal Arts Degree

Kate Brooks, Director of Liberal Arts Career Services

6:30 – 7:15 Grad School Planning

Robert Vega, from Liberal Arts Career Services, and

Information about the IE Pre-Grad Internship

Thursday, Feb 10

4:30 – 5:15 Academic Scholarships and Thesis Opportunities

Larry Carver from LAH and Alex Wettlauffer and Wendi Domjan from Plan II

5:30 – 6:15 Exploring the Medical Field

Moon Draper, Plan II Biology Professor, and Student Panel

6:30 – 7:15 Finding Internships

Neil Johnson from Liberal Arts Career Services and Student Panel

UTeach Outreach

The UTeach Outreach program is looking for exceptional freshmen, sophomores, or juniors seeking an unparalleled leadership role and looking to make a big difference in the community. We are currently accepting applications for our Spring 2011 Section Leader In Training and Office Manager positions. Each position pays $10/hr and is specialized based on the experience and skills you wish to develop. Detailed job descriptions are listed in the attached application.

General Job Requirements:
– Minimum of three semesters left to complete UT degree plan
– Enthusiastic
– Organized
– Ability to multi task
– Interested in making a difference in the lives of thousands of A.I.S.D. students each semester

Interested individuals should complete the application attached below and email or drop it off in the Outreach office (BOT on parking map). Feel free to send completed applications or questions to Mary Miller at UTeach.Outreach@austin.utexas.edu

UTeach Outreach Job Application 2011