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Paid Internships with Texas Lobby Group

Part Time Legislative Assistant/Internship: To start immediately – Ends May 30th 2019

We are looking for an legislative intern with exceptional research and writing skills. The position will assist in conducting statutory, regulatory, and general research relating to the legislative and political process. Intern will also need to navigate Capitol building, and run small errands. The office hours are 8 AM to 5 PM Mon. – Fri. and will vary between those times. This is a temporary position starting immediately and will last through the end of the 86th Legislative session ending May 31st. Intern will need to use their own laptop. Please keep in mind that the duties will be geared towards research, writing, and note taking.  The position will take away an increased knowledge of our state legislative process and work with seasoned professionals providing increased knowledge base for future opportunities. We understand school is a priority and are flexible in working on available hours.

 -Must have excellent research skills.

-Able to take detailed notes

-Excellent writing

-Computer literate with Office programs

-Reliable & Professional

-Able to lift 50 pounds

-Use of laptop/computer

 Please send all inquiries for further consideration to Zoe Fain at zoe@txlobby.com. Include a writing sample as strong writing is necessary.

Compensation: $15.00 hourly 

Part Time Office Intern: To start immediately – Ends May 30th 2019

 Looking for a temporary part-time intern for legislative assistance for the 86th Legislative session. This opportunity will give you an introduction to the legislative process from the private sector. Interns will learn the legislative process from start to finish. The internship is part time through the end of May 2019. Intern will act as a “Jack of All Trades” by assisting with monitoring legislation, data entry, filing, errands, proof reading, and assisting where they can. The position will take away an increased knowledge of our state legislative process and work with seasoned professionals providing increased knowledge base for future opportunities. Hours are negotiable for the right candidate and circumstance. We understand this internship will also be a student and that is first priority.

-Must have excellent research skills.
-Able to take detailed notes
-Excellent writing
-Computer literate with Office programs
-Reliable & Professional
-Able to lift 50 pounds
– Must have transportation

Please send your resume and all inquiries to Zoe Fain at zoe@txlobby.com for further consideration.

Compensation: $12.00 hour

, Filed Under: Internship, Uncategorized

Paid Internship with Resource Recovery

UT-Austin’s Resource Recovery program is seeking a student who is interested in learning more about sustainability, recycling, and zero waste, to join their Waste Audit team for the spring 2018 semester. Waste Audits consist of physically touching and observing trash and recycling to sort each building’s entire day’s worth of materials and personal protective equipment will be provided. As a member of the Waste Audit team, applicants will work closely with several campus entities, including Resource Recovery and Recycling & Solid Waste, to pursue the campus-wide goal of being 90% zero waste by the year 2020. Applicants will gain hands-on experience in the field with a team of like-minded students, explore the everyday functions of recycling and solid waste, and learn about various ways UT-Austin is working toward making campus a more sustainable place. Applicants will become very experienced in correct sorting of materials during weekly audits.

In addition to the Waste Audit Project Team, you would be a member of Resource Recovery’s student internship program. All of our student interns meet weekly as a team to share and learn and create synergy across our work. Additional team activities include but are not limited to outreach during Earth Week.

Responsibilities and learning objectives of the Waste Audit team member include but are not limited to:

  • Collaborating closely with fellow students and staff to maintain a cooperative team structure
  • Exploring the avenues through which UT-Austin can seek to improve the diversion of campus waste from landfills
  • Working with a team of students with similar interests to benefit zero waste initiatives
  • Supporting the various projects, ideas, and initiatives of the Resource Recovery team

Qualifications:

  • Ability to maintain professionalism and represent the department well when communicating with faculty and staff
  • Willingness to learn about the inner workings of recycling and solid waste
  • Comfort physically touching and observing trash and recycling
  • Ability to work in an outdoor environment and variety of weather conditions, potentially around bees
  • Ability to lift 50 lbs.
  • Capacity to work well with a team as well as independently
  • Detail-oriented, organized, and adaptable
  • Ability to work both independently and accurately with little supervision
  • Ability to ride a bike is preferred, in order to assist with transport of audit supplies

Work Days and Times:

  • 10 hours per week with weekly schedule and recurring meeting times established by team. Will be worked around class schedule.