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April 24, 2015, Filed Under: Employment Opportunity, Internship

Paid Internship Opportunities with the UT Orange Bike Project

The Orange Bike Project is UT’s community bicycle workshop and rental station. We provide hands on bicycle maintenance as well as semester and short term rentals for all students and staff of UT. We are located in 27th Street Garage (TSG) behind the SSB. We are currently looking for two student leaders to join our team as part-time paid interns. We are looking for an outreach coordinator and a Rental coordinator.  To apply, please send an application to orangebike@www.utexas.edu

Outreach* Coordinator: Is responsible for all communications

  • Maintain bimonthly newsletter and recruit and keep track of subscribers
  • Create all facebook events and update OBP’s Facebook with relevant information and events
  • Develop advertising campaigns
  • Maintain relationships with non university entities such as Bike Austin and search for opportunities to raise awareness for OBP as well as safe cycling in Austin.

Rental* Coordinator: Serves as the primary contact for rental requests and reservations and is responsible for maintaining the Daily Rental Fleet. Also responsible for advertising OBP rentals to student and staff

  • Maintains Rental Log
  • Handles Reservation Emails
  • Handles Cataloging of Rental forms
  • Trains new coordinators on the rental procedure
  • Handles keys and locks
  • Communicates with other university departments to advertise rental program

*All coordinators will be present at shop hours so ALL will be trained to rent out bikes, handle cash transactions, and be trained in bike mechanic basics.

*Bullet points under each position are a required minimum. Every employee of OBP is encouraged to develop and carry out their own ideas to increase rentals, bicycle education, and OBPs presence on the UT campus.

For more information on UT’s Orange Bike Project please visit our Facebook page: UT’s Orange Bike Project or our website at http://www.utexas.edu/parking/bike/orange.html

Link to application: OBP application

April 17, 2015, Filed Under: Employment Opportunity, Internship

Paid Positions with Campus Environmental Center – Apply by 4/27

UT’s Campus Environmental Center is hiring!

For details about the different positions and to apply, visit http://hirealonghorn.org/. The deadline to apply is April 27th.

·         Co-Director, Membership & Outreach – Job # 54167

·         Co-Director, Planning & Operations – Job # 54166

·         Tree Nursery Coordinator – Job # 54168

·         Concho Community Garden Assistant – Job # 54088

·         Green Offices Program Coordinator – Job # 54089

April 14, 2015, Filed Under: Employment Opportunity, Internship

AmeriCorps Summer VISTA Position with United Way for Greater Austin

United Way for Greater Austin is seeking an individual passionate about education and youth development to support Target Graduation’s summer learning initiatives as an AmeriCorps VISTA Summer Associate. For ten weeks during the summer this individual will raise awareness of the importance of summer learning by conducting research and coordinating community outreach while providing ongoing support to UWATX-funded summer programs at two middle schools. Apply here: https://my.americorps.gov/mp/listing/viewListing.do?id=54571&fromSearch=true

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