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Spring 2024 Internship- St. David Ambassadors For Community Health

SUMMARY:
During your time as Intern, you can expect to be exposed to all aspects of Non-profit
Management including finance and accounting, marketing, donor, volunteer, and board
relations, grant writing, fundraising, and program development and management. We
look forward to helping you grow your skills in non-profit management during your
internship. This is an unpaid internship.

JOB POSITION DESCRIPTION:
Non-profit Management Intern will work on the following projects under the direction of
the Executive Director. Flexible hours – approximately 10 hours a week.
 Participate in grant mining
 Help plan fundraisers
 Program development
 Communicate with the Board of Directors
 Donor and Volunteer Relations
 Newsletter creation
 Brainstorming new initiatives
 Learn basics of non-profit accounting and financial management

The ideal candidate will have a desire to be in the non-profit industry upon graduation or
plans on being in the healthcare field. Please note a background check, vaccinations,
and drug test will be required as this internship is located inside a hospital.
To apply, email Stacie.bryan@ambassadors4ch.org with resume and cover letter
expressing interest.
Spring 2024 – Deadline to apply is January 12, 2024

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Spring 2024 Internship through the HAHN FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

 

HAHN FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
Hahn is seeking a Fellow with a strong understanding of communications and content creation, looking to launch their career in the integrated communications field. This part-time internship position will tentatively run January-May 2024. The role is ideal for a talented undergraduate senior or graduate student, or an early-career professional.

Who You Are

  • A recent or soon-to-be college graduate with previous work experience through internships or other related work, producing demonstrated results while working on a fast-paced communications team.
  • Demonstrate excellent communication skills, a passion for learning and a desire to be an integral part of a collaborative and creative team.
  • Knowledgeable on the digital and traditional media landscape and basic communications strategies and tactics.
  • Detail-oriented, agile and eager to contribute and learn from industry professionals.
  • Possess strong project management, time management and organizational skills.
  • Enjoy researching and keeping up with media consumption habits and media trends.
  • Interested in account management.

Responsibilities

  • Writing, editing and distributing PR plans, releases, pitches, talking points, Q&As and client emails.
  • Media monitoring of online and broadcast coverage using Meltwater.
  • Conducting industry research, building media lists, supporting traditional and digital PR campaigns and performing other duties as necessary.

Benefits Summary

  • Compensation at $25 an hour
  • Flexible work location within Texas: from fully remote to fully in the office and anything in between.
  • High-quality tech including company-issued laptop
  • Company-funded training and professional development resources
  • Opportunities to participate in high-level strategic meetings and workshops, agency quarterly business reviews, and other professional development opportunities

To Apply

This role is based within Texas. If you are interested, please apply here by submitting a resume and writing/project samples.

Hahn’s Mission 

The Hahn team is powered by rich origin stories with brands that make a difference in daily life—from your grocery cart to lighting your home. We believe in our clients’ futuristic and sustainable missions to bring ease and nourishment to the day.

Our 50-plus experts leverage a mix of predictive models and data science to inform sharp communications strategies and wonderfully creative campaigns. This ensures we can best promote and protect our clients in the food, beverage and energy sectors.

Hahn’s Food & Beverage practice focuses on diverse clients who are stewards of the land and sea giving delicious and nutrient-rich experiences. We love telling emerging stories of brands and commodities rooted in longstanding heritage, integrity, and innovation. Our Energy & Essentials practice focuses on clients working behind the scenes to make life better. They power homes and businesses, build roads and play integral roles in the supply chain.

The agency was founded in 1974 and has team members working remotely in a number of cities across the country with its home office in Austin, Texas.

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Spring 2024 Internship – Rapoport Center for Human Rights and Justice

The application cycle for the Spring 2024 undergraduate internship program is now open. Applications are due at midnight, Tuesday, November 28. Please note that there is a separate application process for the Barbara Harlow Internship in Human Rights and Social Justice.

Rapoport Center undergraduate interns bring energy, engagement, and expanded capacities to the Center’s programming. They will support various initiatives depending on their backgrounds, interests, and the needs of the Center. For Spring 2024, we are particularly interested in interns who have expertise or interest in the Center’s thematic priorities: environmental justice and climate justice, reproductive justice, and peace, among other focal points.
Application
Eligibility: The internship is open to all currently enrolled UT Austin undergraduate students, regardless of major, and to UT students of all citizenship statuses.

Internships are recommended for undergraduates interested in:

  • Working on human rights and social justice research and advocacy projects
  • Learning how an academic center functions
  • Engaging in and discussing human rights scholarship
  • Gaining practical administrative experience
  • Collaborating with faculty, staff, and students on human rights research, advocacy, and education

Intern projects may include the following:

  • Maintain websites for the Rapoport Center’s projects and initiatives
  • Expand the Center’s social media and general communications outreach
  • Attending and actively participating in/assisting with Center events
  • Organizing and leading undergraduate “coffee chats” on human rights topics
  • Serve as liaison to UT undergraduate community and help develop the Center’s undergraduate outreach
  • Engage in human rights research and writing, with a focus on the Center’s ongoing historical and archival research
  • Assist Center staff and other student team members with other projects and tasks as assigned

Required Qualifications:

  • Commitment to working on issues of human rights and social justice
  • Excellent writing and editing ability
  • Individual initiative and flexibility
  • Strong organizational and time management skills
  • Professional demeanor

The following qualifications may be preferred in some candidates:

  • Community engagement and/or outreach experience at UT, or in a comparable academic or nonprofit setting
  • Experience designing public-facing communications, including social media, event publicity, newsletters, blogs, etc.
  • Experience developing websites (especially using WordPress platform) and/or curating digital content
  • Proficiency in Spanish and/or Portuguese
  • Experience with scholarly research, editing, writing, and/or archival work
  • Demonstrated interest in issues such as environmental/climate justice, reproductive justice, and/or peace

Spring internships offer a scholarship of $1250, and selected interns should be available to work 10 hours per week. The majority of an intern’s working hours will take place in-person at the Rapoport Center.

Qualified students should submit the following items in a single PDF file through our online form. Please make sure the file name includes your full name.

  • Cover letter: state why you are interested in the position; demonstrate basic knowledge of Rapoport Center programs and activities. Be sure to address your specific skills and qualifications.
  • Resume/CV: be sure to indicate any relevant skills or proficiency in languages other than English.
  • Transcript: we will accept both unofficial and official transcripts.
  • Writing sample (3-5 pages): it does not need to relate directly to human rights, though that is preferable.

Deadline

November 28, 2023

Contact

Contact Rapoport Center program coordinator Caroline Hahn at carolinehahn@austin.utexas.edu if you have any questions.

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