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December 11, 2019, Filed Under: Internship

Internships Available with the Blanton Museum of Art

The Blanton Museum of Art is currently seeking interns in the areas of Latin American Art Curation, Marketing & PR, and Visitor & Volunteer Services. Interns typically work 10-15 hours per week. Academic credit may be possible, but the student is responsible for arranging this directly with his or her academic department.


Latin American Art Curatorial Internship

DESCRIPTION:

The Latin American Art Curatorial Intern will assist the Curator of Latin American Art and the Assistant Curator of Latin American Art with aspects of exhibition planning, including collections research, archiving of past projects, and database administration. The position will offer valuable exposure to exhibition logistics, academic research, and museum operations.

DUTIES:

  • Assist the curators with light art historical research, archiving past exhibition materials, and other projects as needed
  • Compile artist and object files (and organize those that already exist)
  • Help create and manage checklists in Microsoft Word and Excel
  • Respond to inquiries from scholars, outside institutions, and the public

LEARNING OUTCOMES:

  • Time Management and Organizational Skills
  • Technology Related Skills
  • Professionalism and Leadership Development
  • Ethical Standards
  • Work Ethic and Habits
  • Communication and Editing Skills Qualifications

REQUIREMENTS:

  • Good organizational and writing skills
  • Must be willing to learn, be curious about new subjects, and have a positive attitude
  • Must be reliable, punctual, able to meet deadlines, prioritize tasks

PREFERRED BACKGROUND:

  • Any field in the fine arts, liberal arts, or social sciences, including history, art history, anthropology, modern languages, etc.
  • Ability to read Spanish and/or Portuguese a plus

TO APPLY, PLEASE SEND:

  • Resume with education, employment history, and contact information for 3 references
  • 1 letter of recommendation
  • Cover letter addressing your interest in the position. If applying for more than one position, please include order of preference.
  • Short academic writing sample (10 pages maximum)

Submit as PDF (please no doc files) to internships@blantonmuseum.org by January 15, 2020


Marketing & PR Internship

DESCRIPTION:

With a collection of approximately 19,000 works, the Blanton Museum of Art is a resource for The University of Texas at Austin and the city of Austin. Through exhibitions, public programming, and educational outreach, the Blanton plays a vital role in the arts and cultural realm in this city and beyond. This internship offers an opportunity to work in the communications team of a dynamic and well-respected art museum. Working closely with the museum’s social media and PR managers, the intern will participate in projects that promote and position the museum’s collections, exhibitions, programs, and initiatives to a wider public. This internship is a valuable chance to learn more about communications in a nonprofit setting and best practices and trends in the art museum industry, while sharpening writing and other communications skills.

Applicants studying Communications, Media Studies, Advertising and Marketing, Journalism, any majors in the College of Fine Arts, PLAN II, or any majors in the College of Liberal Arts are encouraged to apply.

REQUIREMENTS:

  • UT student currently pursuing a degree, or recent graduate
  • Excellent writing, editing & proofreading skills
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Word & top social media platforms; familiarity with WordPress, Sprout Social a plus
  • Creative, motivated & strategic thinker

DUTIES:

  • The intern’s responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
  • Compiling press mentions & developing press summary reports
  • Tracking/monitoring social media mentions & developing social media summary reports
  • Submitting event details to publication event calendars
  • Distributing promotional collateral to Austin businesses/organizations
  • Drafting content for blogs and social media posts
  • Assisting with photo and video shoots
  • Other projects related to the interns’ skillset developed in concert with supervisory team

TO APPLY, PLEASE SEND BY JANUARY 6 TO PR@BLANTONMUSEUM.ORG:

  • Resume with education, employment history, and references
  • Cover letter addressing your interest in the position
  • Link to online portfolio/writing samples

Visitor & Volunteer Services Internship

DESCRIPTION:

The Manager of Visitor & Volunteer Services manages 250 volunteers for the Blanton Museum. Volunteers help us greet 200,000 visitors a year from UT and the surrounding community. Our interns help operate the Visitor Services area on a daily basis and help with general office duties as well as supervising volunteers. Interns also help as greeters, way-finders, information providers, gallery monitors, art activity facilitators and special event hosts.

The Visitor & Volunteer Services Intern will assist in all aspects of customer service, including helping Members. They will assist during large events such as Explore UT and Blanton Block Party. The position offers valuable, hands-on experience in customer service, visitor engagement and routine organizational procedures. Interns will also be able to experience myriad Blanton programs and events that volunteers support such as Third Thursday and concerts like SoundSpace. This is a great opportunity to gain an insider’s view of a large non-profit organization and to contribute not only to one of Austin’s most prestigious art institutions but also to the vitality of Austin’s art community in general.

REQUIREMENTS:

  • Current or incoming UT undergraduate or graduate student
  • Strong organizational and people skills
  • Academic background in Art History, Communications, Management, Marketing, or a related field
  • Excellent communication skills
  • Must be a confident, independent worker with an outgoing, positive attitude
  • Museum or art history experience is a plus
  • Must be reliable, punctual, able to meet deadlines, prioritize tasks

DUTIES:

  • Serve as Visitor Services assistant for the Blanton’s Explore UT and Blanton Block Party events, on Saturday, March 7 and Saturday, March 28.
  • Assist the Manager of VS with supervising volunteers, checking on volunteer assignments, monitoring entrance of Kelly’s Austin, and helping visitors with lockers and other security needs.
  • May periodically help in various other volunteer positions during breaks and gaps in the volunteer schedule.

TO APPLY, PLEASE SEND:

  • Resume with education, employment history, and names of 3 references
  • 1 letter of recommendation
  • Cover letter addressing your interest in the position

Submit via email in PDF format only (please no doc files) to Martha Thomas, Manager of Visitor and Volunteer Services, at martha.thomas@blantonmuseum.org

December 9, 2019, Filed Under: Internship

3 Internships Available with UT Resource Recovery

UT Austin’s Resource Recovery currently has 3 internship positions available for Spring 2020! One position has a semi-flexible M-Th schedule, and the other two positions have a semi-flexible Fri-Sat schedule. Internships will start on 1/21/2020 and end on 5/31/2020. See below for all details!

 

Employer: UT Resource Recovery

Position Title: Resource Recovery UT Surplus Reuse Store Team Member

Internship Coordinator: Lindsey Hutchison, Senior Zero Waste Coordinator

Supervisor’s Name: Mark Engleman, Surplus Properties Supervisor.

Positions Available: 3

To Apply: Email a resume and cover letter to Mark.Engelman@austin.utexas.edu and darcie.marquardt@austin.utexas.edu

Description:

Resource Recovery is a department within UT Facilities Services which encompasses both Zero Waste and Surplus Properties. Resource Recovery is tasked with improving sustainability at UT, specifically with regards to reaching our 2020 Zero Waste goal to divert 90% of all materials from the landfill.

We are looking for a Reuse Store Team Member. This position will be based at the Pickle Research Campus (10100 Burnet Road), accessible by CapMetro bus (wifi, free with UT ID). This project supports Surplus Property in selling no longer used materials to the general public through a retail store. Students lead preparation of sales items for the store as well as store operation. The store is open Thursdays, 3—7pm, and Saturdays, 9-12pm. Applicants for this listing should be available to operate the store during the Thursday hours.

Additionally, you would be a member of Resource Recovery’s student internship program. All of our student interns meet weekly as a team to share and learn and create synergy across our work. Team Members are not expected to have any sustainability background – only interest in learning!

Responsibilities and learning objectives of the Reuse Store Team Member include but are not limited to:

  • Organization and attention to detail to prepare for store sales events
  • Communication and marketing postings to encourage store attendance
  • Professional customer-service that represents UT and the department well
  • Data collection and analysis

Qualifications:

  • Interest in retail sales, design, or business management preferred
  • Ability to maintain professionalism and represent the department well when communicating with faculty and staff
  • Capacity to work well with a team as well as independently
  • Self-starter who is detail-oriented, organized, and adaptable
  • Ability to work both independently and accurately with little supervision
  • Strong verbal and written communication skills
  • Ability to transport to Pickle Research Campus in north central Austin
  • Ability to lift up to 50lbs
  • Ability to work in warehouse environment with variable weather conditions

Work Days and Times for 1 internship position:

  • 10 hours per week
    • 5 hours for open hours of store on Thursdays (2-7pm every week)
    • 5 hours for prep work M-W, set times determined by team based on schedule

Work Days and Times for 2 internship positions:

  • 10 hours per week
    • 5 hours for open hours of store on Saturdays (8am-1pm every week)
    • 5 hours for prep work on Fridays, set times determined by team based on schedule
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