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October 28, 2014, Filed Under: Employment Opportunity, Internship

UT’s Annette Strauss Institute for Civic Life Seeks Student Technician

The Annette Strauss Institute for Civic Life, an organized research unit in the Moody College of Communication at The University of Texas at Austin, seeks a 10‐19 hours/week student technician.

The Annette Strauss Institute’s mission is to understand and overcome the obstacles to civic  engagement through research, education, and training. The student tech will help support the  Institute’s public engagement trainings, educational outreach programs, seminars, and events.

Position Available: Undergraduate or graduate student technician with the Annette Strauss  Institute for Civic Life
Hours/week: Up to 19 hours/week
Compensation: $12 to $13 per hour, depending on experience
Period of Appointment: ASAP through 1/15/15 with the possibility of continuation through 5/31/2015
Location: Moody College of Communication CMA building, 2504A Whitis Avenue, Suite 7.146
Duties:
1. Clerical Assistance. Provide administrative support of the Institute’s public engagement
trainings, educational outreach programs, seminars, and events.
2. Event Planning. Assist with special event planning, event preparation, and execution; and,
3. Other Duties. Assist staff on various other projects and/or research for the Institute, as
needed and directed.

Qualifications:
‐ Outstanding written and verbal communications skills, including writing to deadline and for a
variety of audiences.
‐ An articulated belief in the Strauss Institute mission and an interest in civic life.
‐ Applicants must be personable, well‐organized, resourceful and persistent, and should be able
to take initiative, work with limited supervision, and to provide quick response.
‐ Previous work in an educational, political, or non‐profit setting is a plus, as is demonstrated
experience managing projects.

TO APPLY: Email your resume and a cover letter that explains your interest in the opportunity, in
our mission and how your skills are a match for the position to emily.einsohn@austin.utexas.edu as
soon as possible and no later than November 5, 2014.

October 23, 2014, Filed Under: Internship

IT’S TIME TEXAS Seeking Spring Ambassadors

IT’S TIME TEXAS is currently recruiting high school and college students for the Ambassador program, set to launch this Spring! We’re looking for students who are passionate about making healthy the norm in their communities. Ambassadors will unite with other health champions, equip their peers with healthy resources, and advocate for more health-based policy changes in their community!

If you or someone you know is interested, e-mail Kristen Nussa at kristen@activelifehq.org for more information.

September 15, 2014, Filed Under: Internship

Internships with Project Vote Smart

Project Vote Smart considers applications on a rolling basis- so, if you are interested in a spring 2015 internship you can Apply Now!

Project Vote Smart’s Legislative Research Internship Program at the University of Texas at Austin provides a unique lesson in the study of American and state politics. Interns will research bills and compile legislators’ voting records while gaining experience in political research, the U.S. political system, and the legislative process. Project Vote Smart is an independent, nonpartisan source of accurate information about candidates, elected officials, and legislation. By expanding access to factual information, Project Vote Smart helps citizens defend themselves from the negative rhetoric and misrepresentation that is characteristic of present-day political campaigns.

Job Description

Interns will monitor local media in all 50 states, as well as the national media, in order to identify critical pieces of legislation that are important to residents in each state. Once bills have been selected for inclusion on the Project’s website, interns will compile legislators’ voting records for publication.  Interns will also read and summarize each bill in order to provide voters with a clear and concise synopsis of the legislation.  Other projects may be assigned, such as researching candidate biographies, compiling interest group ratings, or tracking the progress of ballot measures and initiatives.  All interns perform substantive and meaningful work and will never be asked to answer the phone or make coffee.  By the end of the semester, interns will have gained valuable experience conducting legislative research, as well as in-depth knowledge of important political issues and how such issues have been addressed by policymakers.  The internship is ideal for those considering law school, or who are interested in pursuing a career in a policy-related field.

The minimum time commitment is 10 hours per week.  Scheduling is flexible.  Although the internship is unpaid, students may choose to earn course credit for their experience.

Qualifications

Required:

  • Excellent written communication skills
  • Strong desire to learn more about politics, policy, and the legislative process
  • Enthusiasm for Project Vote Smart’s mission
  • Ability to remain nonpartisan
  • Ability to commit to at least 10 hours per week for the entire semester

Preferred:

  • Research experience
  • Prior knowledge of the legislative process

How to Apply

To apply, please send a resume and cover letter to: projectvotesmart@austin.utexas.edu.  Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.

Contact Information

Project Vote Smart
Annette Strauss Institute for Civic Life
2504 A Whitis Ave
R2000
Austin, TX 78712-1538
512-471-9428
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