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August 3, 2021, Filed Under: Internship

Marketing Internship with Party at the Moontower – Fall 2021

Party at the Moontower Event Rentals

Company:

Party at the Moontower

Design-Forward Event Rentals

Moontowerrentals.com | @moontowerrentals

Seeking an enthusiastic, design lover as our Marketing Intern for Fall 2021 at a female, AAPI owned small business. This is a paid, for-credit internship with travel reimbursement.

Party at the Moontower is a design-forward event rentals company. Our rental inventory focuses on Austin modern furniture—eclectic, fun, and memorable! We service events such as corporate parties, conferences, weddings and other gatherings. We’ve worked with companies like Create + Cultivate, SXSW, VEVO, Spotify, Whole Foods, and C3 Presents!

We are a female & AAPI owned-small business. This is a hands-on internship and we love to have fun, but we take our work seriously! Do you have an entrepreneurial spirit with an interest in marketing and events? Read on!

Your tasks include:

  •  Opportunity to create your own Moontower Marketing Project in any area of the business
  •  Help brainstorm and implement marketing campaigns
  •  Marketing admin e.g. assist with photoshoots, edit and organize photos, source design content for our newsletter
  •  Assist with Instagram planning and writing copy (will be assisted by manager)
  •  Create and brainstorm fun reels & mini videos for marketing campaigns
  •  Write monthly blog post

Qualifications:

  •  Be a college student and/or seeking college credit
  •  Commit to 10-15 hours per week
  •  Work in person with the team, Tuesday morning availability is required
  •  Reliable transportation is a must
  •  Digital savvy—social media, online softwares like Google Drive, etc.
  •  Ready to learn and roll with the fast-paced nature of the event business and willing to get your hands dirty
  •  Genuine interest in the events and/or interior design industry
  •  A creative spirit

Nice to have:

  •  Graphic design background or Proficient in the Adobe Creative Suite. Basic knowledge of typography is a plus.

Perks:

  •  Opportunity to build important relationships with Austin’s event & service industries
  •  Access to cool events and industry only invitations (VIP Wonderspaces, West Chelsea Contemporary)
  •  Ability to learn all areas of a small business and make a real impact at a small company
  •  Weekly team lunch

Tell us why you’re a good fit + send your resume to: info@moontowerrentals.com. Write “Fall Intern 2021” in the subject line.

July 30, 2021, Filed Under: Internship

Visual Arts Center Curatorial Internship – Fall 2021 & Spring 2022

OVERVIEW

The Visual Arts Center (VAC) is a 13,000 square-foot gallery situated in the College of Fine Arts at The University of Texas at Austin. Our mission is to provide a platform for artists, curators, and educators to experiment, test ideas, and take risks. Through our exhibitions and public programs, we aim to spark generative conversations about art and contemporary society. We believe art has the potential to unite, inform, and inspire us to take action toward creating a more just world. The VAC is always free and open to the public.

The Curatorial Intern is supervised by the VAC Director and will work closely with the entire VAC team, and specifically the Director, Gallery Manager, Chief Preparator, and Curatorial Fellow. Primary responsibilities include assisting with upcoming exhibitions, public programs, and development initiatives. This includes research for Spring 2022 exhibitions and a large group exhibition slated to open in Fall 2022. The Curatorial Intern will work with the Director and the VAC Gallery Manager on public programming for Fall 2021 and Spring 2022, 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 13, 2021 and ending May 31, 2022. Some work can be performed remotely.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Assist the Director with research for upcoming exhibitions at the VAC, such as creating artist files for each artist; supporting artist in residence research at UT; assisting with other organizational tasks.
  • Research related to upcoming exhibitions and create electronic research files for this material.
  • Compile high resolution images and image captions for artist files to be used for VAC website and press purposes.
  • Draft exhibition-related texts in consultation with Director and Gallery Manager.
  • Support Director and Gallery Manager 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 (as needed).

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 $1000 per semester, $2000 for the academic year.

TO APPLY, PLEASE SEND:

Cover letter

Resume

Recent writing sample (10 pages maximum)

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

Deadline to apply: August 6, 2021

July 27, 2021, Filed Under: Internship

Volunteer with the C.D. Doyle Clinic – Fall 2021

 

Who We Are

The C.D. Doyle Clinic is a student-run, free clinic supported by Dell Medical School that operates on Sunday from 2:00 – 4:00 PM at the Trinity Center in Downtown Austin. C.D. Doyle has an open door policy that provides services to any individual regardless of insurance, ID, or residency status.  Our mission is to help all patients, regardless of their circumstances. C.D. Doyle Clinic is staffed by volunteer physicians, medical students, nurse practitioners, and pre-health undergraduate volunteers.

While the clinic strives to serve individuals who do not have insurance, we are also happy to see patients who have insurance! Upcoming clinic dates are here, and services offered are listed here.

Fall 2021 Undergraduate Application Cycle

Thank you so much for your patience as we have navigated changes to our clinic as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. It is with great joy that we announce the opening of our 2021 Fall Undergraduate Application Cycle.

The application is currently open and will close on August 15th, 2021 at 11:59pm. No late submissions will be accepted. Information about interviews will be provided to select candidates at the end of August. Any current undergraduate students, as well as post baccalaureate students may apply.

To learn more and to apply, please visit our the Undergraduate Opportunities page of our website.

If you have any questions or concerns, please direct them to Priyanka Ranchod at cddoylevolunteer@gmail.com. Thank you so much for your interest in the C.D. Doyle Clinic.

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