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May 24, 2017, Filed Under: Internship

Community Engagement Intern Fall 2017- Central Texas Food Bank

Internship Description:

The Central Texas Food Bank Community Engagement Intern will provide key support to the Community Engagement team and gain valuable community event and volunteer management skills.

Primary Internship Responsibilities:

  • Assist the Community Engagement team by meeting and working with community event groups and volunteers.
  • Assist with recruitment of volunteers, donors and community groups for engagement with the Food Bank at informational fairs and community events.
  • Represent the Food Bank at external community events and provide tours to groups as needed.
  • Maintain volunteer lobby and sign-in area including nametags, time sheets, check-in, and check-out.
  • Assist with acknowledgment and recognition of event partners, volunteers and sponsors.
  • Manage inventory of Community Engagement team supplies; conduct periodic inventory and recommend replacement as needed.
  • Assist with data collection and management including volunteer and community event information.
  • Work closely with the marketing team to coordinate needs for event and volunteer support.

Intern Qualifications:

The Central Texas Food Bank Community Engagement Department is looking to appoint a motivated, organized, detail-oriented intern with an interest in project management and a desire to work in a fast paced agency environment. The candidate should have the ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines.  A sense of humor and humility are essential. Additionally, the ideal candidate will:

  • be professional
  • be outgoing, confident and personable
  • have exceptional communication skills
  • be able to interact with personnel at all levels of the organization
  • be organized and detail-oriented
  • be able to multi-task
  • demonstrate proficiency with Microsoft Office products
  • be open to working some evening and/or weekend events

 Additional Requirements With or Without Reasonable Accommodation:

  • Ability to walk, stand, sit, kneel, push, stoop, reach above the shoulder, grasp, pull, bend repeatedly, identify colors, hear with aid, see, write, count, read, speak, analyze, alphabetize, lift and carry up to 25 lbs., perceive depth, and operate a motor vehicle.
  • Conditions may include working outside in inclement weather, working around machines with moving parts and moving objects, working closely with others, working alone and traveling by company vehicle.
  • Equipment (machines, tools, devices) used in performing only the essential functions include computer and related equipment, computer, calculator, copier, fax machine, telephone, and automobile.

The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and levels of work to be performed and are not intended to be an exhaustive list of all responsibilities and duties.

Accountable To: Community Events Specialist
Pay Rate: Unpaid
Time Commitment: 10—20 hours a week
Dates Needed: Fall, Spring and Summer semesters
How to Apply: Email your resume and a cover letter with “Community Engagement” in the subject line to employment@centraltexasfoodbank.org.

May 22, 2017, Filed Under: Internship

Art From The Streets Internship

***Please note that all internships are subject to approval or denial through the Connecting Experience Proposal Process. If you have questions about whether or not an internship is a good fit for your BDP Certificate, please contact your BDP Advisor***

ART FROM THE STREETS EVENTS INTERN

About:

Art From the Streets believes that making art is good for everyone. The mission of Art

From the Streets (AFTS) is to provide a safe and encouraging environment in which the

positive spirit of homeless and at risk homeless people is nurtured through artistic

expression, and to provide them with a source of pride and income through the sale of

their work.

AFTS has supported hundreds of homeless people in the making of art through our

open studio sessions, and the sale of their work through our annual shows. Thousands

have attended our annual shows over the years, generating art sales for more than 100

artists. Through its annual shows and open studio sessions, AFTS fosters awareness of

and compassion for our homeless neighbors. It restores a sense of connection and

community disrupted by the isolating stigma of homelessness, and helps nurture all†of

our spirits through the creation of art.

Position†Duties

● Help with event planning (gallery shows, volunteer events, fundraisers, etc.)

● Aid Director in administrative duties

● Initiates/participates in publicizing,marketing events, and social media

● Maintain events calendar and keep up with email communications

● Pull artwork for shows

● Photographing events

● Optional: Opportunity to blog about AFTS events

Desired†Skills

● Organized; loves calendars

● Responsive; must be quick at email/phone/SMS communications

● Self-starter

● Communicative and open; likes to work on teams

● Can juggle multiple tasks at once

● Flexible individual that may have to work some nights and weekends

● Preferred: previous knowledge with event planning, nonprofit work, or community

engagement

What†We†Offer

● Gain knowledge about nonprofit work

● Chance to network with professionals who are passionate about nonprofit work

● Develop skills in a wide range of work (no day is the same!)

● Flexible scheduling

General†Information

● Unpaid internship

● 0-10 hours/week

● Work is from home or at event/meeting locations

● Volunteer Opportunities with our Open Studio

How†to†Apply∫

Email Kelley Worden, Executive Director for AFTS, your CV and why you’re interested

and qualified for this position. If interested in blogging for AFTS, please also include 1-2

writing samples on a topic of your choice.

director@artfromthestreetsÆorg

May 22, 2017, Filed Under: Internship

Westcave Outdoor Discovery Internships

***Please note that all internships are subject to approval or denial through the Connecting Experience Proposal Process. If you have questions about whether or not an internship is a good fit for your BDP Certificate, please contact your BDP Advisor***

2 Positions Available:

Education/Docent Internship

Share the beauty and history of Westcave Preserve with children and adults from all over central Texas and beyond. This rewarding and fulfilling position offers a unique experience to gain immense ecological knowledge of the Texas Hill Country and rich history of this hidden gem know as Westcave Preserve.

Conservation Internship

The Conservation Internship is for those interested in a “hands-on” experience in conservation and land management practices. This internship provides the perfect opportunity for those interested in improving their skills in sustainable land management of a public nature preserve.

 

Additional descriptions and Internship Information can be accessed here—->

http://westcave.org/get-involved/internships

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