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Internship with the Children’s Defense Fund Texas – Spring 2023

Overview

For years, we at CDF-Texas have been honored to welcome dozens of talented college and graduate-level students to our internship program. Along with CDF-Texas staff, our interns ensure Texas children have the resources, support, and institutions to become our state’s next generation of advocates and leaders.

We are proud to house an intentional and structured internship program where students get firsthand experience with

  • professional advocacy,
  • affecting policy change,
  • working with young people,
  • and more.

In addition to this experience, our program connects interns to one of the most powerful networks in the nonprofit world.

Interns are vital to CDF-Texas’s work, and we are pleased to play a role in supporting the next generation of advocates.

Spring 2023 Internships 

Health Care Policy Intern (graduate students preferred)

Communications Intern

Internship and Application Details

Internship Details:

  • Timeframe: Spring 2023 term
  • Time Commitment: 15 to 20 hours/week
  • Compensation: $15/hour for up to 20 hours/week
  • Deadline: Applications will be accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis, with a final deadline of December 5th at 11:59pm

This internship will be remote with the possibility of hybrid work.

Application Components:

Finalists will be asked to interview and submit a professional writing sample.

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Austin Chamber Music Center Internships – Spring 2023

In keeping with our mission to educate the next generation of music enthusiasts, the Austin Chamber Music Center is proud to offer internship opportunities for college-age students looking to gain hands-on experience in their chosen field. In most cases, college credit is available.

Start and end dates will depend on the internship you are applying for.

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for an internship without regard to race, color, sex, age, national origin, religion, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, marital status, citizenship, or any other protected status.

 

Education Internships

Contact Jeni Gossard at jeni@austinchambermusic.org

Deadlines to submit cover letter & resume:

  • Spring Semester Internship: December 1
  • Summer Internship: April 1

FALL & SPRING INTERNS

Fall & Spring interns will actively be involved in organizing all education programs – Young Artists & Adult Academy, School Concerts, In-School Programs, nationwide Coltman Competition, Summer Workshop, and outreach performances & activities. Interns will assist in placement auditions, participate in the grouping process and selecting music, prepare schedules & materials for students and faculty, coordinate performances & student activities, attend concerts, and see how each program runs first hand. Interns will also attend and help at select Synchronism and Intimate Concerts (professional concert series) as well as attend an ACMC board meeting. Education internships are geared towards interns seeing the full non-profit experience and will work with all departments in the ACMC office.

The Fall Internship runs from August through December. The Spring Internship runs from January through May. Fall/Spring interns must have reliable transportation. Undergraduate, masters and doctoral students within the music performance, music education and arts administration fields are encouraged to apply.

SUMMER INTERNS

Summer interns will assist in organizing all divisions of the Workshop and possibly other education programs as needed. There are part time and full time education internships available. Interns will actively participate in placement auditions, grouping process and selecting music, prepare schedules & materials for students and faculty, coordinate performances & student activities, manage parent volunteers, assist at events & concerts, and be on-site to see first hand how the action unfolds from beginning to end. Interns will also attend and help at select Festival Concerts (professional summer concert series) that coincides with the Workshop. Education internships are geared towards interns seeing the full non-profit experience and will work with all departments in the ACMC office.

We are also looking for interns that are excited for more experience with our young Primary Division (elementary age). If you are interested in this age group please specify when contacting us.

Summer interns must have reliable transportation. Undergraduate, masters and doctoral students within the music performance, music education and arts administration fields are encouraged to apply.

Marketing Internships – Fall & Spring

Spring deadline to submit cover letter & resume: November 14

We seek an intern each semester to help with marketing and social media during our concert season. Duties include researching and preparing content to contribute to social media pages, posting calendar listings, and organizing press articles, with other duties to be assigned as needed. Ideal intern will work 4 to 8 hours a week, with the possibility of continuing into the spring/summer. Flexible scheduling and monthly stipend of $100. Most internship duties will be completed remotely with occasional in-person meetings and events. Must be available for a majority of ACMC concerts. Must have experience with social media platforms; arts experience is preferred. Potential candidates should be excited about the organization and be independent, organized workers .

If interested, please send your resume and a cover letter to Madeline Warner at madeline@austinchambermusic.org.

 

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Spring 2023 Internships – Bernard and Audre Rapoport Center for Human Right & Justice (DEADLINE NOV 17th)

Call for Applications: Spring 2023 Undergraduate Internships at the Rapoport Center for Human Rights & Justice | DEADLINE: November 17, 2022

The Bernard and Audre Rapoport Center for Human Rights and Justice is now accepting applications for Spring 2023 Undergraduate Interns. Please help us get the word out to qualified applicants!

 

Interns bring energy, engagement, and expanded capacities to the Rapoport Center’s programming, and they will support various initiatives depending on their backgrounds, interests, and the needs of the Center. Selected interns should be available at least 10 hours per week during the semester. The internship offers a modest scholarship. More information about the Rapoport Center and its undergraduate internship program can be found at https://law.utexas.edu/humanrights/opportunities/undergraduate-internships/.

 

Internships are recommended for undergraduates 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 administrative experience
  • Collaborating with faculty, staff, and students on human rights research, advocacy, and education

 

For Spring 2023, we are particularly interested in interns who have expertise or interest in the Center’s thematic priorities: inequality, reproductive justice, and environmental justice and climate justice, among other focal points.

 

Intern projects may include the following:

  • Maintain websites for the Rapoport Center’s projects and initiatives
  • Engage in human rights research and writing
  • Expand the Center’s social media outreach
  • Serve as liaison to UT undergraduate community and help develop the 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 creation 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 justice and/or environmental justice and 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 proficiency in languages other than English

  • Transcript

Unofficial transcripts are acceptable

  • List of three references

At least two must be UT faculty; include name, title, and contact information; full letters of recommendation are not required

  • Writing sample

3-5 pages; does not need to relate directly to human rights, although that is preferable

 

 

 

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 deadline for Spring 2023 Harlow Internship applications is also November 17, 2022. The internship is similar to the Rapoport Center’s standard undergraduate internship: Selected interns should be available at least 10 hours per week during the semester. More information about the Rapoport Center and the Barbara Harlow Internship program can be found at https://law.utexas.edu/humanrights/opportunities/barbara-harlow-internship/.

 

What distinguishes the Harlow internship from the standard undergraduate internships is that it offers a higher scholarship and requires three additional components:

  • 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.
  • 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.
  • 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 and Summer interns will submit at the end of their respective term, and then present in April.)

 

How to Apply: Qualified BDP students should submit their cover letter, resume/C.V, transcript, references, and writing sample through our Harlow internship online application form. Remember: only BDP students may apply for the Barbara Harlow Internship. Students who are not selected for the Barbara Harlow Internship may be considered for our standard undergraduate internship.

 

Contact Rapoport Center Postgraduate Fellow Cooper Christiancy, if you have any questions regarding these internship opportunities.