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December 5, 2014, Filed Under: Internship

Spring 2015 Internships Available with GENAustin

GENaustin is seeking strong leaders with a passion for girls’ issues to fill unpaid internships with our agency.  Interns must be committed to the mission of GENaustin, be team-oriented, possess excellent written and verbal communication skills, and have reliable transportation.  Internships are for the spring semester with a start date of January 2015.  Internships are from 10-40 hours per week.

Internships are available in the following areas:

Fund Raising – Gaining first-hand experience in the development of a non-profit.

Communications – Contributing to social media, agency blog/website, and external communications.

Direct Service – Contributing to curriculum review and revision, providing on-site support with programming and facilitating groups at elementary and middles schools in Central Texas.

Event Planning – Contributing to marketing/PR efforts for spring and summer camps and Pathfinder program.

Application Due Date
12/10/2014
To Apply
To apply, please download the internship application on our website at www.genaustin.org/get-involved. Please save the completed application and your resume using the following naming system: 1.Application:Firstname_Lastname_Internship_Application.doc 2.Resume: Firstname_Lastname_Resume.doc (Optional) Send completed application material to volunteer@genaustin.org. Please specify which internship you would like to apply for: Fund Raising, Communications, Event Planning and/or Direct Service.

December 4, 2014, Filed Under: Uncategorized

Urban Roots Seeks Communications, Social Media & Design Apprentice

Position: Communications, Social Media & Design Apprentice
Posted: November 17, 2014
Due: December, 15, 2014
Location: Austin, TX
Website: http://www.urbanrootsatx.org
Contact: shannon@urbanrootsatx.org

Who We Are:
Now in its eights year, Urban Roots is a non-profit organization that uses food and farming to transform the lives of young people, and to inspire, engage and nourish the community.

The Guiding Principles of Urban Roots:
1. We provide a High Quality, Transformational Experience for youth and community members.
2. We celebrate “Rigor” and Meaningful, Hard Work.
3. We build Strong Relationships.
4. We cultivate Intentionality in our work.
5. We engage our work with a Spirit of Celebration and Joy.
6. We Honor and Respect Diversity.

About the Position:
The Communications Apprentice must possess a strong knowledge of and passion for the digital media landscape. The Apprentice will be responsible for maintaining Urban Roots’ website, blog, and for all online outreach using Facebook, Twitter, and other social media platforms. This person will create images for social media and small-scale collateral pieces using Canva or other design software. The Apprentice chosen for this position must be a self-starter who possesses the skills and the drive to expand Urban Roots’ online presence and build our online community. The Apprentice must be a team player who is technologically savvy with experience managing Facebook, Twitter and other social media accounts and who possesses strong communication skills, enthusiasm for sustainable agriculture, youth development, and building community through local food. Knowledge of WordPress is highly recommended. Previous social media, marketing, public relations, and/or communications experience preferred.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES:
• Social Media
o Compose and Schedule all Event- Based Tweets and Facebook posts
o Expand relationships with Social Media followers by engaging in conversations
o Enhance support relationships by engaging/promoting them on twitter
o Build out Instagram presence
o Create any images/ collateral for social media
• Communications
o Post 1 blog post every two weeks
o Assist with the drafting E-newsletter articles
o Organize photo library
o Create any images/ collateral for communications
• Website
o Regularly update website with new events
o Regularly update website sponsor page
• Design
o Create small- scale design pieces for Urban Roots using Canva or other design software

Commitment:
15-20 hours per week, more hours preferred. Flexible scheduling.

Compensation:
This a part-time volunteer position. Farm Apprentices will receive training and work experience. Apprentices will also receive a half share in our Spring 2015. We can also work with you to help you earn class credit if applicable.

How to Apply:
Please send resume and cover letter to Shannon Young (Shannon@urbanrootsatx.org) by December 15th. Please no phone calls.

December 3, 2014, Filed Under: Internship

Spring 2015 Internships available with Powershift Group

As a technology venture development group that’s been around for sixteen years, we’ve watched the entire world of startups evolve. We still focus on creating sustainable, forward-thinking technology businesses by working selectively with other entrepreneurs to fund and found companies. 

Our team nurtures and catalyzes early-phase companies, primarily by helping to assemble the best combination of capital, talent, and leadership.

Learn more about Powershift Group here:

www.powershift.com

MARKETING INTERNSHIP

Powershift Group is looking for an intern to assist with marketing and administrative functions. The intern will be trained and prepared to reinforce the rest of the staff with strategy execution and will assist with overall team efficiency. By the end of the program, the intern will have gained experience in various aspects of marketing and business practices. This position requires at least 10 hours per week.We also offer an appealing office environment, occasional lunches, and a never-ending supply of snacks. We fully commit to intern success and will help to grow intern confidence in their career. The Powershift office is a fun environment where people learn quickly, work hard and accomplish big things. We also can help guide the intern prepare a journal or portfolio of their work with us, as well as offer a real possibility to join the team full-time.

Responsibilities: 

  • Marketing research
  • Help manage content
  • Work with graphic designers and blog manager
  • Evaluate and execute social media plan
  • Test products
  • Help plan trade shows and other events
  • Create email templates
  • Organize contact information
  • Order marketing and office supplies
  • Help to keep track of marketing analytics
  • Update and compile press clippings
  • Help plan and execute marketing efforts for new Powershift companies
  • Edit and fact check various forms of content
  • Occasional office management errands
  • Manage the editorial calendar lists and media information
  • Make a good case for something you want to do and you’ll probably get to do it

Requirements 
We’re looking for junior or senior-level students, working toward a marketing or business administration degree. Reliable car access will be necessary to carry out occasional office management errands. Very importantly, a strong candidate will also display passion and enthusiasm- two characteristics that are strongly considered when making an addition to the Powershift team. Must have laptop access.  

Why work for us? 

  • We want you to be successful
  • We provide truly great, real-world marketing and business experiences
  • We have a cool office close to the UT campus
  • We have a friendly, very accommodating staff
  • We enjoy an endless snack supply with food catered once a month

For consideration please send a resume and work samples to marketing@powershift.com

Writer Internship

The writer will assist with the written marketing collateral such as blog posts, trend reports, guidebooks, and more. The selected candidate will work under the direction of a marketing lead. Work location is in downtown Austin.The position will total about 10-12 hours a week, on a regular weekly schedule, starting immediately. Specific responsibilities include the following tasks as they pertain to nanotechnology business applications:

    • Conducting research within various industries to write or re-write blog posts and other content
    • Fact-checking
    • Reviewing and outlining technical marketing materials about nanotechnology

Requirements and Qualifications

    • Great writing skills that show off the interesting side of topics
    • Independence and creativity to work effectively in an entrepreneurial environment.
    • The associate will need to provide his or her own laptop for use during the work assignment.

For consideration please send a resume and work samples to marketing@powershift.com

Technology and Business Writer
(Project-based)

The Technology and Business Writer will create written technology and business topic materials for a wide range of marketing, research, and development purposes. The position is project-based, with the anticipation that project work opportunities will continue indefinitely for excellent writers.Specific responsibilities include

  • Writing blog posts (800-1,400 words long).
  • Delivering and discussing content for a variety of audiences.
  • Conducting research, and interviewing subject matter experts for content.
  • The writer may work remotely or from our downtown Austin office. 

Requirements and Qualifications

  • Previous writing experience covering topics pertaining to emerging technologies and business trends such as:  augmented reality, entrepreneurship, drones, business leadership, startups, wearables, mobile commerce, and “smart” technology.
  • Excellent writing skills with demonstrated ability to engage an audience, create clarity on complex topics, and dive deeply into detailed concepts
  • Demonstrated excellent research skills and experience
  • Demonstrated passion and enthusiasm for delivering quality work

For consideration, please send a resume and writing sample to alli@powershift.com, or use the form below to contact us about the job opportunity.

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