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June 21, 2019, Filed Under: Internship

Part-Time Education Internship at Travis Audubon

Travis Audubon is currently seeking an Education Intern to help provide high-quality environmental education to diverse audiences in Travis County. The internship is designed to allow you gain practical experience in developing and teaching with environmental education curriculum, particularly with young people.

INTERNSHIP DUTIES:

  • Research and develop nature-based educational activities for various age groups
  • Research and develop educational content to be used at Travis Audubon’s Blair Woods Sanctuary
  • Act as a liaison between Travis Audubon and various stakeholders
  • Represent Travis Audubon at community events
  • Facilitate Travis Audubon youth education programming
  • Assist with fundraising efforts, including the annual luncheon

REQUIREMENTS:

The right candidate will:

  • Have a Bachelor’s Degree or is working toward one
  • Have reliable transportation
  • Be passionate about education and the environment
  • Be comfortable working with a wide range of personalities
  • Have stellar oral and written communication skills
  • Possess strong multi-tasking abilities
  • Spanish proficiency preferred but not required
  • Possess basic office, computer, and professional skills

LOGISTICS/DETAILS:

  • Must commit to 10-15 hours per week starting September 3 through December 13
  • Compensation is $10/hr
  • Travis Audubon’s office is located in Hyde Park in Central Austin, but many hours of the internship will be spent in various places around Travis County, such as Travis Audubon Sanctuaries and partner properties.

Please submit a cover letter, resume, and contact information for 3 references to caley@travisaudubon.org by July 15. No phone calls, please. Decision will be made by August 16.

June 12, 2019, Filed Under: Uncategorized

Fall Internship with Ronald McDonald House Charities

Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Texas
Position:
Special Events Intern

Stipend: Unpaid Internship
Dates of Position: 2 month minimum – 6 months maximum
Time Commitment: Ideal hours are flexible between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Supervisor: Megan Brown, Development Manager for Special Events

Job Purpose:
Assist the Development Manager for Special Events in all event planning and operational tasks needed to plan and implement successful fundraising events.

Duties:

  • Strategize with the Development Manager to develop details for the events
  • Aid in communication with donors and sponsors
  • Work with the Communications team to develop marketing tools to promote awareness of upcoming events
  • Manage and coordinate activities before and during special events
  • Execute any post event tasks to evaluate success
  • Assist in managing high-level volunteers and group projects
  • Create lists and generate reports for fundraising and event planning purposes

Skills and Experience:

  • Thorough and detailed expertise with written and verbal communication skills
  • Proficiency in Microsoft programs specifically Excel, Word and PowerPoint
  • Knowledge of HTML and working in a web environment is a plus
  • Developed organizational skills and great attention to details
  • Able to manage multiple activities at one time and work in a fast-paced environment showing self-initiative

 Please submit your cover letter and resume to:

Megan Brown, mbrown@rmhc-ctx.org

RMHC Central Texas | 1315 Barbara Jordan Blvd.  Austin, Texas 78723  | 512.628.5935

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