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July 1, 2025, Filed Under: Internship, Uncategorized

Deadline: July 11th at 5 pm: KXAN Fall 2025 Semester Internship

KXAN is currently accepting applications for the Fall 2025 semester. The application period will close at 5 p.m. on Friday, July 11. Please scroll down for links to the application forms.

Are you a college student interested in a career in broadcast, digital or advertising? KXAN wants you! We’re proud to offer internships in various departments, both broadcast-facing and otherwise.

KXAN offers eight highly-competitive internships, from News and Weather to Marketing and Advertising. You can find more about each of our internship opportunities below.

For all departments, interns are required to attend a minimum of 16 hours per week (two full shifts). Priority is given to college seniors and juniors. All interns must receive academic credit through their college or university.

Here’s a look at the different types of internships offered at KXAN:

You can also see more at their internship page: https://www.kxan.com/internships/

Apply now!

They are currently accepting applications for the Fall 2025 semester. The application period will close at 5 p.m. on Friday, July 11. Please scroll down for links to the application forms.

Click here to apply for broadcast departments (News, Politics, Investigates, Sports, Weather and Studio 512).

Click here to apply for the Marketing department.

Click here to apply for the Advertising department.

If you have any questions, please contact Internship Coordinator Christopher Adams at christopher.adams@kxan.com.

July 1, 2025, Filed Under: Internship

Fall 2025 Internship in Galveston: Turtle Island Restoration Network’s Gulf of Mexico Program

Internship Announcement: Fall 2025

1028 Broadway, Galveston, TX 77550 P: 409-795-8426

www.SeaTurtles.org

About Turtle Island Restoration Network’s Gulf of Mexico Program

Turtle Island Restoration Network (TIRN) is an ocean conservation and advocacy non-profit organization. TIRN has offices in Olema, California and Galveston, Texas, along with projects all around the world. The Gulf office works to protect and restore populations of endangered sea turtles and marine biodiversity on the Texas coast and throughout the Gulf of Mexico. For over 30 years, our efforts have safeguarded sea turtles and engaged the public in our conservation efforts through education, outreach, classroom visits and other habitat protection efforts.

TIRN is seeking an intern for the 2025 Fall term. The unpaid position is based in Galveston, Texas and will begin the week of September 1st, 2025.

Time commitment

  • Fall 2025: September through early-December (3 ½ months)
    • Potential for internship extension past the 3 ½ months
  • Hours per week: 10-15 hours
    • Varying hours depend on beach cleanups and programs scheduled for the week
    • Preference will be given to those able to work during the week and on Saturdays

 Qualifications and Skills Desired:

  • Experience in education and outreach program presentations
  • Ability to project a positive image within the community
  • Ability to communicate effectively within a team and to members of the public
  • Experience collecting, entering, and organizing data
  • Ability to work independently and organize oneself
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills
  • Basic PC or Mac proficiently (Windows Office and Google Documents)
  • Strong organization skills with attention to detail
  • Must be reliable and responsible

Duties and responsibilities may include the following:

  • Outreach and education: Responsible for working events, festivals and in-classroom presentations. Present information about specific programs and TIRN. Organize materials prior to event.
  • Microplastics Research: Field sampling of beach sand and water. Laboratory analysis of samples. Conduct outreach of collection and sampling activities with students and teachers. Help host beach cleanups, including recording data, taking pictures of event, and leading the group.
  • Monofilament: Collect, clean, weigh, and record recycled monofilament line.
  • Cigarette Buttler Program: Collect, clean, weigh, and record recycled cigarette butts. Submit cigarette butts to Galveston Surfrider.
  • Straw campaign: Recruit individuals and businesses to take the pledge. Prepare information to provide to establishments. Track participating establishments (reduction in number of straws distributed at each location, establishments that switch to paper straws, establishments that sell reusable straws).
  • Comments: Research topics in relation to comments. Write comments, usually in regards to ocean conservation issues.
  • Social Media: Assist in creating content to post. Aid in creating social media calendar/strategy.
  • Research: Assist GOM staff researching a variety of topics related to GOM projects.
  • Other duties: Tasks as assigned by Gulf Program Director or Coordinator.

Application

The following materials should be submitted electronically to Brittany McWhorter, Gulf of Mexico Program Coordinator, at brittany@tirn.net no later than Friday August 1st, 2025 at 5pm. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.

  1. College transcript– unofficial copy is suffice
  2. Fall class schedule and availability– in calendar format
  3. Resume or curriculum vitae– no more than 2 pages
  4. Letter of Recommendation

 

July 1, 2025, Filed Under: Internship

Fall 2025 Internship: OT Connection

Welcome to OT Connection! We would like to thank you for your interest in volunteering/working with us!

We take pride in offering a wonderful opportunity for you to gain hands-on experience in a pediatric therapy setting.  All of the therapists and staff at OT Connection are passionate and dedicated to our profession and will provide you with a supportive environment while helping you obtain your volunteer hours.

OT Connection is a busy, outpatient clinic offering Occupational, Speech and Physical Therapy to children 0- 14 years old. We treat children with autism, developmental delays, learning disabilities, sensory integration dysfunction, and other special needs. You can see our web site for additional information at www.otconnection.com.

Many of our volunteers are working to get volunteer hours completed before applying to a professional program and possibly seeking a letter of recommendation.  It is always up to each therapist if they wish to give you a letter of recommendation or fill out application forms for you, but here are our basic requirements:

  • 20 hours completed to get a simple recommendation form
  • 80 hours completed to get a letter of recommendation from a therapist.

We feel that we need to get to know you before we can recommend you to a professional program, so always be ready to impress us!

To get an idea of what our volunteers do from day to day, here is a brief description of some of the daily tasks.

  • Filing patient charts, making copies, laminating materials
  • Cleaning/prepping therapy rooms before/after sessions-wiping down tabletop and counter surfaces, cleaning/disinfecting toys/games
  • Putting away treatment materials/assessment materials that move around the clinic
  • Checking the dirty toy bins around the clinic to clean/sanitize toys
  • Hands on assist in therapist’s sessions-throwing a ball to a client, being a peer buddy in a game, setting up/taking down an obstacle course, etc.
  • Stocking supplies in therapy rooms, organizing therapy materials, making supply order lists for items we are running low on-antibacterial gel, paper towels, Kleenex, pens, paper, etc.

If this sounds interesting to you and you would like to get started, I will send you a link to our Volunteer application. Please complete it, especially the days/times you are To get started, you let me know your availability to take volunteer shifts here (i.e. Monday from 8-10; Thursday afternoons). Then you would attend a 1 hour Volunteer Orientation.  We have many volunteers, so we schedule orientation groups to save our staff’s time, so PLEASE try to be flexible when scheduling your orientation time.  If you have a particular interest in one of the disciplines, please let me know that and we will attempt to schedule you when that discipline is here.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask me!  You can contact me at Katie@otconnection.com or call me at the clinic at 512-251-3230 (e mail is preferred).

Also, below is the dress code.

DRESS CODE:
Professional casual, jeans (no rips/tears), khakis, long shorts, button-ups, sweaters, short/long sleeved T-shirts, scrubs, tennis shoes, flip flops are all ok. It is best to wear slip off shoes and bring socks/footies as we are on the mats all day and shoes are not allowed on mats.

Dress that is not ok:

Work-out clothing-running tights, or sweatpants/track suits, short shorts, short skirts, heels, tight or revealing clothing, mid-drift shirts, or low waist pants with underwear revealed.

We look forward to working with you!

Sincerely,

The Therapy Team at OT Connection

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