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May 8, 2016, Filed Under: Internship

Summer & Fall 2016 Internships with Colorado River Alliance

Summer Internship: Fundraising for the Lake Travis Cleanup

The Colorado River Alliance seeks an enthusiastic, personable summer intern to help raise funds and plan for the 2016 Lake Travis Cleanup (https://laketravisunderwatercleanup.org/), held on September 11, 2016. 

 Interns gain valuable professional development experience that builds skills and resumes, as well as establishes contacts in the environmental field. The Lake Travis Cleanup is the largest event of its kind in Texas.

Internship Duration: (June 2016 – August 2016, + Sunday September 11th)
Time commitment: 10 hours/week on average
Intern Duties include:

  • Fundraising planning and goal-setting
  • Identifying and approaching donors and sponsors
  • Event planning and logistics
  • Sales & marketing of sponsorship packages

This position involves regular weekly meetings with Colorado River Alliance staff during the summer, however much of the work can be done remotely, or at home. The intern should be comfortable calling and engaging people in the workplace. 

Although this internship is unpaid, interns gain customized professional develoment experience and the opportunity to receive first-hand insights into non-profit operations and event management.

Interested applicants should email Program Director Geoff Hensgen (geoff@coloradoriver.org) their resume and a brief cover letter describing their interests.

Fall Internship: 

The Colorado River Alliance is an Environmental Non-Profit working to protect the Texas Colorado River that runs through Austin.  The Alliance seeks Interns for Fall 2016 to support state-of-the-art environmental education programs serving grades 3-7 schoolchildren.  Interns teach about the Texas Colorado River, watersheds, the water cycle, water conservation, and water quality protection.  Interns also manage environmental action events like creek cleanups, creek restorations, and green gardening.  Our programming takes place during the week during normal business hours, and interns commit between 10 and 20 hours per week, depending on their scheduling needs.  The Alliance provides customized professional development for each intern, along with valuable networking opportunities.

Students interested in applying for an Environmental Education Internship with the Alliance can do so online here:

https://coloradoriveralliance.formstack.com/forms/application

Alternatively, students can email Program Director Geoff Hensgen (geoff@coloradoriver.org) their resume and a brief cover letter outlining their interests.

May 6, 2016, Filed Under: Internship

Women’s Health & Family Planning Association of Texas Internship

Research & Evaluation Intern 

Job Description
Organization
As the Title X grantee in Texas, Women’s Health and Family Planning Association of Texas (WHFPT), through its provider network, assists individuals in determining the number and spacing of their children. This promotes positive birth outcomes and healthy families. The outreach, education, and clinical services available in Title X funded clinic settings facilitate the achievement of these goals.

Job Summary:   The Research and Evaluation Intern will support the development of WHFPT’s performance management system, as well as specific evaluation needs to ensure the quality and effectiveness of the Texas Title X program. This is an unpaid internship with a 10-20 hour a week commitment.

Job Category:    Director of Research and Evaluation

Qualifications:

  1. Experienced with data entry, collection, analysis, and reporting experience.
  2. Advanced proficiency in Excel; some experience with SPSS or other statistical software preferred.
  3. Strong written and oral communication skills.
  4. Ability to speak Spanish preferred.
  5. Able to problem solve, make decisions, and set priorities.
  6. Possess an interest in research, data analysis, or a career in nonprofit.
  7. Responsible, flexible, hard-working, ethical, and committed to WHFPT’s mission.

Key Responsibilities:

  1. Assist with data entry, management, cleaning, and quality control.
  2. Contribute to data analysis.
  3. Prepares quarterly and annual data reports for internal use, federal reports, and distribution.
  4. Stays current with governmental and regulatory requirements affecting family planning.
  5. Maintain professional appearance, behavior, attitude, and integrity.
  6. Promote a team approach through cooperation, mutual respect, flexibility, and dependability.
  7. Guards and respects the confidentiality of WHFPT’s Title X data.
Application Due Date
05/20/2016
How to Apply: Please send your resume, and a cover letter to Rae Mindieta at rae.mindieta@whfpt.org and be sure to answer the following questions in your cover letter: What about working for this organization interests you? What specific qualifications do you feel you possess that would make you an asset to WHFPT? What days/hours are you available to work? How do you achieve balance in your life?

May 3, 2016, Filed Under: Internship

Environment Texas Paid Summer Internships

The Fund for the Public Interest is a national non-profit organization that works to build support for progressive organizations across the country.  We’ve run campaigns for USPIRG, Environment America, the Human Rights Campaign, the Sierra Club, Greenpeace, and Fair Share Alliance.

We are currently launching an office in Austin for Environment Texas to work on a campaign to protect honeybees! Bees pollinate most of our food…everything from apples to broccoli to strawberries and coffee beans. Currently, beekeepers are reporting losses of 30% of their bee colonies every year.  The causes of colony collapse are varied, but one of the biggest is the use of a class of bee-killing insecticides called neonics.  We’re calling on the EPA to place a moratorium on the approval of new neonics.

This is your chance to spend your summer working for a great cause, while gaining valuable campaign leadership experience.

JOIN OUR CAMPAIGN OFFICE TODAY!

Fill out the form here to set up an interview and to hear more about the positions we have available.

The Fund for the Public Interest is looking for paid activists to help us generate the grassroots support it will take to win, by engaging people at the door in communities across the state.  Rapid promotion is available, as we are working to expand our presence quickly in the next year.

 Visit our website to learn more and apply online!  http://www.fundforthepublicinterest.org/apply-now.html

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