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September 28, 2017, Filed Under: Internship

SIX SQUARE Community Center Communications Internship

SIX SQUARE Community Center is a fast-paced, community based organization that works to create programming, activities and events that strengthen families. We partner with other community based organizations, universities and individuals to develop strategies, relationships and programs that will combat and eliminate gaps in services that disrupt family unity.

SIX SQUARE is seeking applicants for a Communications Internship opportunity.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: Intern will assist staff in the accomplishment of project goals through research support activities, and minimal administrative and clerical assistance. We seek highly motivated individuals who will gain graphic design and advertising experience. This paid internship will provide the opportunity for networking and great hands on experience producing online and print graphic design and advertising projects. Light administrative duties will be required on occasion. Intern will be engaged in work in the following areas:

 Graphic Design:

·        Creating invitations, print advertisement, flyers and online advertisement designs

·        Formatting and designing online newsletter

Social Media Marketing:

·        Keeping website and social media content up to date

·        Posting events to online news and community calendar outlets

Public Relations:

·        Preparing and submitting press releases for upcoming events

·        Assisting in writing and developing content for online newsletter

SUPERVISION: The Intern(s) will report to the appropriate Program Manager

HOURS: To be determined

MAJOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

·        Participating in research strategy meetings and discussions

·        Contributing to research reports

·        Inputting data when necessary

·        Work closely with staff, and various project coordinators to promote events through online, print resources and various media/news outlets

·        Develop policies and procedures for how all events will be publicized

·        Some administrative and clerical assistance as necessary

REQUIRED:

·        Strong creativity and problem solving skills

·        Strong communication skills, written and oral

·        Ability to take initiative and work independently

·        Ability to work in a team as needed

·        Strong organizational skills

·        Competence in the use of Microsoft Office, InDesign and Photoshop

·        Competence with social media including Facebook, Twitter and YouTube

·        Ability to learn Constant Contact or MailChimp

RECOMMENDED:

·        Experience maintaining websites

BENEFITS

Intern will gain well-rounded, professional experience in graphic design, public relations and social media marketing. Additionally, intern will work with a dynamic staff who are dedicated to making a positive contribution to the cultural art scene in Central East Austin and beyond.

HOURS PER WEEK

10 hours per week

APPLICATION DEADLINE

10/22/2017

START DATE

10/02/2017

END DATE

05/11/2018

ADDRESS

1152 San Bernard Street
Austin
Texas
78702
United States

HOW TO APPLY

director@sixsquare.org

http://www.sixsquare.org

Interested individuals should send a cover letter and resume, and include ‘’Communications Intern” in the subject line, to director@SixSquare.org.

 

Please indicate in your cover letter the days/times and total number of hours per week you would be available.

September 15, 2017, Filed Under: Internship

Internship at Texas Appleseed- Fall 2017

***Please note that this internship will not be eligible as a fall Connecting Experience because the deadline has passed, but is a paid job opportunity if you are looking for an internship experience this semester**

Video Intern Position

Texas Appleseed is offering a paid internship for a video intern at $11/hour. The intern will report directly to the Communications Director, but the intern will be able to work across project areas and with other directors at our nonprofit. The intern will help produce timely videos for our blog, The Core (see “The Core” videos on our YouTube channel) — from the filming stage to the editing stage and final video, help brainstorm concepts for other videos related to our work, select the best sound bites and broll from videos, and may help film interviews with key populations in Texas. When available, the intern may also assist with social media posts and other basic Public Relations/Communications functions.

 

Requirements

  • You must be available to work at least 8-15 hours per week in the office during the fall semester. 
  • Candidate must be adept at shooting video on an iPhone, iPad or DSLR camera, as well as skilled at editing video in Final Cut Pro (preferred), Adobe Premiere (preferred) or iMovie.
  • Candidate should have an interest in telling stories through video, as well as social and economic justice.
  • We invite the candidate to provide creative ideas, technical recommendations, and other input that will help enhance our videos and make them more appealing and accessible to audiences.

How To Apply

  • Please email these three items to Kelli Johnson: 1) cover letter 2) resumé and 3) a video sample link
    • Kelli Johnson, Communications Director at Texas Appleseed
    • Email:  kjohnson@texasappleseed.net
  • Please include this in the subject line of your email: 2017 Fall Video Internship 

About Texas Appleseed

  • We are a public interest justice center, and our nonprofit works to change unjust laws and policies that prevent Texans from realizing their full potential. 
  • Our website is www.TexasAppleseed.org
  • We’re centrally located (in between MLK and 15th Streets, off of Lamar), and we have free parking. Our address is 1609 Shoal Creek, Suite 201; Austin, TX 78701
  • Our office hours are 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. 

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