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July 26, 2022, Filed Under: Internship

Tarrytown Pharmacy Internship – Fall 2022

Tarrytown Pharmacy

About us

Tarrytown Pharmacy has been serving the Austin community since 1941, and has brought top-notch service to our patients. We are also one of the leading compounding pharmacies in the city of Austin and the state of Texas.

Tarrytown Pharmacy, originally owned by Guy Kelly, opened its doors the day before Pearl Harbor Day on December 6, 1941, at 3310 Windsor Road. Soon thereafter Mr. Kelly sold the store to Gatewood Newberry, a local investor and businessman. In 1950 Gatewood sold the store to his younger brother Jack (J.D.) Newberry, who lived on Cherry Lane with his wife, Helen, and two children Brian and Neal. J.D. raised his family in Tarrytown, eventually moving to Mountain Laurel Lane to a development his uncle William Gatewood had established. J.D. and Helen had two more children – Keith and Sharon – and continued running the store until 1973.

That year, JD and Helen’s eldest son Brian and wife Judy purchased the store. Brian had graduated from The University of Texas College of Pharmacy in 1968 and spent 5 years gaining experience in chain stores and hospital pharmacies in Austin and Dallas. When Brian took over operations, he made the decision to remove the Soda Fountain and expanded the inventory. The pharmacy continued its legacy as a central gathering place for Tarrytown residents.

In 1986, Brian and his wife Gail moved into a larger space across the parking lot, next door to the Tarrytown Post Office. The move enabled the Newberrys to expand their gift, card, and cosmetic offerings while maintaining efficient pharmacy operations. Tarrytown Pharmacy has been a backbone of the neighborhood, and the Austin community, for over 75 years. We regularly donate merchandise, time, and funds to local schools and charities and we pride ourselves in our community service – service that begins with our customers. We know their names and their families, and they know ours. Many of them have been shopping with us for five generations and we value their trust and loyalty.

Tarrytown Pharmacy continues to be owned and operated by the Newberry family – the third generation owner Mark Newberry, and his wife Leslie Newberry, are continuing in Brian and J.D.’s traditions of service, community, and dependability.

Internship Opportunity

Tarrytown is looking for students who are interested in interning at Tarrytown Pharmacy in the compounding department for the fall semester.

Requirements:

Students would have to obtain a tech- in- training certificate through the Texas State Board of Pharmacy if they aren’t a certified pharmacy technician already.

Lab Hours:

Monday through Friday 8am to 5pm, with shifts typically scheduled from 8am to 12/1pm or 12pm/1pm to 5pm.

Interested students may directly email at linh.nguyen@tarrytownpharmacy.com

 

July 26, 2022, Filed Under: Internship

Fall 2022 Undergraduate Internships at the Rapoport Center

The Bernard and Audre Rapoport Center for Human Rights and Justice is now accepting applications for our two Fall 2022 undergraduate Internships. Please help us get the word out to qualified applicants! Interns bring excitement and expanded capabilities to the Rapoport Center and support various initiatives depending on their background, interest, and the needs of the Center. Selected interns should be available at least 10 hours per week during the fall semester. This is a paid opportunity.

 

The standard undergraduate internship is available for undergraduates who are interested in:

 

  • Working on human rights and social justice research and advocacy projects
  • Learning how an academic center functions
  • Engaging in human rights scholarship
  • Gaining practical experience
  • Collaborating with faculty, staff, and students

 

Preferred Qualifications & Interests

For Fall 2022, we are particularly interested in interns whose intellectual interests align with the Center’s current initiatives including, Beyond the Future of Work, reproductive justice, and environmental/climate justice.

 

Projects may include the following:

  • Maintaining the Rapoport Center’s new Beyond the Future of Work website and other project-related follow-up
  • Engage in human rights research and writing
  • Expand the Center’s social media outreach
  • Serve as liaison to UT undergraduate community and help develop Center’s undergraduate outreach
  • Work on the publication of the Center’s Annual Review by writing and editing articles, designing layout, and working extensively with the software program InDesign

 

Required Qualifications

  • Commitment to working on issues of human rights and justice
  • Excellent writing and editing ability
  • Individual initiative and flexibility
  • Strong organizational and time management skills
  • Professional demeanor

 

The following qualifications may be preferred in some candidates:

Priority:

  • Website development experience (including the curation and organization of public-facing digital material)
  • Demonstrated expertise with videography, podcasts, and/or webisode production
  • Demonstrated expertise with publication and graphic design software (e.g. Adobe Creative Suite)
  • Demonstrated interest in themes such as care work, essential work, automation, and the global dimensions of worker precarity
  • Demonstrated interest in reproductive rights/justice and environmental/climate justice

Also:

  • Proficiency in Spanish and/or Portuguese
  • Experience with scholarly research and editing
  • Journalism experience

 

How to Apply

Qualified students should submit the following items through our online application form.

  • Cover letter
    State why you are interested in the position; demonstrate basic knowledge of our programs and activities
  • CV/Resume
    Indicate any relevant skills and foreign language proficiency
  • Transcript
    Unofficial is acceptable
  • List of three references
    At least two must be UT faculty; include name, title, and contact information; full letters not required
  • Writing sample
    3-5 pages; does not need to relate directly to human rights, although that is preferable

 

Deadline: August 8, 2022

 

For BDP Students only: For students who participate in the Bridging Disciplines Program (BDP), please see the Barbara Harlow Internship in Human Rights & Social Justice (open only to students who are in the BDP Program). The BDP deadline for fall 2022 internships is also August 8, 2022. Selected interns should be available at least 10 hours per week during the fall semester. What distinguishes the Harlow internship is that it offers a higher stipend and requires three additional components:

 

  1. In the cover letter, students should reflect (in one paragraph) on how Harlow’s scholarship and activism might influence their work with the Rapoport Center and their pursuit of human rights and social justice more broadly.
  2. During the internship, each recipient will write a piece for our Human Rights Commentary page, which either engages directly with Harlow’s work or uses her work as a lens through which to engage critically with a topic.
  3. After the internship, each recipient will create a poster to reflect on the internship, taking into account Harlow’s impact on their experience, and present it at the Annual BDP poster session in April. (Fall interns will submit at the end of their term, and then present in April.)

 

How to Apply

Qualified students should submit the following items through our online application system.

 

Contact Rapoport Center Program Coordinator, Jacob Blas, at jblas@law.utexas.edu if you have any questions.

July 26, 2022, Filed Under: Internship

VAC Curatorial Intern // Fall 2022–2023

OVERVIEW

The Curatorial Intern is supervised by the VAC Director and will work closely with the entire VAC team, and specifically the Director, Chief Preparator, and Curatorial Fellow. Primary responsibilities include assisting with upcoming exhibitions, public programs, and

development initiatives. The Curatorial Intern will work with the Director on public programming for Fall 2022 and Spring 2023, including artist talks, conversations and other forms of programming. The Curatorial Intern will assist the Director with development research, including foundation and donor research, creating Excel spreadsheets, maintaining correspondence with donors, assisting with development programming in-person and online.

The Curatorial Internship is a 10 – 15 hour per week position starting Sept 6, 2022 and ending

May 31, 2023. Some work can be performed remotely.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Assist the Director with research, writing, and other tasks associated to upcoming VAC exhibitions, including student exhibitions, and the VAC’s artist in residence program.
  • Compile high resolution images and image captions to be used for VAC website, press purposes, and artist outreach.
  • Draft exhibition-related texts, including web texts, copy for social media and other forms of communication in consultation with Director and Curatorial Fellow.
  • Support Director with organization and logistics for public programs, including correspondence, descriptive texts, tech needs, and marketing efforts.
  • Assist Director with development-related research.
  • Work with Communications Director on interdepartmental communications and social media campaigns.
  • Maintain weekly office hours and meet with VAC staff on Zoom or in-person as needed throughout the course of the internship.
  • Maintain weekly gallery hours.

ADDITIONAL SKILLS

  • Microsoft Office Suite; Adobe Office Suite; knowledge of contemporary art; excellent communication skills; organized; enthusiastic; enjoys working with others in a collaborative and creative atmosphere.

COMPENSATION

The Curatorial Intern will receive $1500 per semester, $3000 for the academic year.

TO APPLY, PLEASE SEND

  • Cover letter
  • Resume
  • Recent writing sample (10 pages maximum)

Submit via email as a PDF to mstevens@utvac.org

Deadline to apply: August 12, 2022

Primary Sidebar

Please note that all opportunities are subject to approval or denial through the BDP 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.

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