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Spring 2025 INTERNSHIP Opportunity – Wye River Group

Wye River Group

Spring 2025 INTERNSHIP Opportunity

We are seeking interns to work with us on timely social and public policy issues, such as substance use (SU), mental health, (MH) public health (PH), life sciences and health technology. Ideally the student(s) would have some familiarity in one or more of these areas and a strong interest in learning how public policy works.

This is an excellent opportunity to meet health and health care influencers and gain insights about the challenges in SU, MH and PH application on individuals, families, and communities across Texas and how public policy is addressing those challenges.

This term we have a special focus on the legislative process ast the Texas Legislature will be in session. In addition to other responsibilities each intern will participate in crafting a bill analysis, tracking the legislation (formerly) HB 4687 (88th R) known as the Texas  Trust. 

The internship will start late January and continue through late May 2025. The candidate(s) selected will work directly with Anita D’Souza, Senior Fellow at WRG and Jon Comola, founder WRGH. 

The interns selected will learn how legislation is advanced, policy and legislative research tools, policy development, and writing a bill analysis/policy paper.

The interns will also have the opportunity to hear from insiders on the formal and informal processes that shape public policy, meet policy experts, and hear from thought leaders in these issue areas.

All work is remote and will require that you have a computer and telephone. Note there may be a field trip to the capitol. 

Thank you for your consideration. If interested, please contact us at the email below.

Jon Comola, Founder, Wye River Group

Email: jrcomola@wrgh.org

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Spring 2025: Resource Recovery Zero Waste Quality Control Intern

Resource Recovery is hiring a Zero Waste Quality Control intern! Please share the following with your students:

Resource Recovery is hiring an intern for the spring 2025 semester! This 10 hour per week, $13 per hour position is part of the Zero Waste Quality Control project team. We are looking for candidates who are organized, have good attention to detail and time management skills, and are interested in learning more and contributing to UT’s zero waste goals. Students must apply on Handshake by December 17th at 11:59 pm!

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Asian American Resource Center: Academic Initiative Program – Exhibits Spring Semester 2025 DEADLINE: Friday, December 13, 2024

The Asian American Resource Center (AARC) is pleased to offer an Exhibits internship for the Spring 2025 semester. The intern will support the AARC exhibits program while learning more about the production of exhibits, workshops, and programs within a cultural center setting.

Eligibility

• Must be able to receive academic credit — this is an unpaid, volunteer position.

• Must be able to travel back and forth from the AARC for onsite hours.

How to Apply

Please send the following items to AARC@AustinTexas.gov with the subject “Exhibits Application” by Friday, December 13, 2024.

• Resume/CV

• Letter of Interest

• Sample of Work: This can include writing, an art portfolio, video, or other types of work. Whatever you think best represents your interests and skills.

• Letter of recommendation (optional)

Expectations and Other Information

• Intern will be responsible for assisting the Exhibit Specialist with supplemental research, de/install of exhibits, creating K-12 educational materials in support of Spring 2025 installations, and interfacing with guests, artists, and staff as it relates to Exhibits.

• Specific projects will be identified at the beginning of the internship. Furthermore, the exhibit intern will be responsible to assist Exhibit Specialist on duties as assigned that are within the scope of the Exhibits program such as staffing artist workshops and receptions, attending planning and debrief meetings.

• A final project will be required as part of this internship, the scope of which the Exhibit Specialist will determine in tandem with program coordinators, supervisor and manager towards the start of the internship.