34 New Internships in CareerSource

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Job ID: 1551, Public Relations Intern, The Richards Group, Dallas, TX
Job ID: 3195, Media Relations Internship, Sierra Club, Austin, TX
Job ID: 3237, Intern, Office of State Representative Dawnna Dukes, Austin, TX
Job ID: 4168, Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage Interns, Smithsonian Museum, Washington, DC
Job ID: 4187, Marketing Intern, The American Red Cross of Central Texas, Austin, TX
Job ID: 4451, Intern, 1080, Austin, TX
Job ID: 4457, Online Reporter Internship, Y Gen Out Loud, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5523, Part-Time Spring PR Intern, Rogers & Cowan, Los Angeles, CA
Job ID: 5629, Graphic Artist, BookSpring, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5977, Sales & Marketing Intern, SailPoint, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5978, Event Photographer, Foundation Communities, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5979, New Media Journalist, Media Brigade, Aspen, CO
Job ID: 5980, Markerting and Communications Intern, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Texas, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5981, Entertainment & Production Internship, Round Rock Express Baseball Club, Round Rock, TX
Job ID: 5982, Jemma Kidd College Intern, AAM Brand Management, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5983, Sales Intern, Invodo, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5985, Financial Planning Intern, Palisades Hudson Financial Group, Various
Job ID: 5986, Public Relations Internship, Fleishman-Hillard Inc., Dallas, TX
Job ID: 5987, Marketing Communications Intern, Handmade Expressions, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5989, Creative Internship - Spring 2010, TicketCity, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5990, Interactive Marketing Internship – Spring 2010, TicketCity, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5991, MTV News & Docs internship, MTV Networks, Santa Monica, CA
Job ID: 5992, Public Relations Internship, Mercom Capital Group, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5993, Multimedia Internship, Strategic Forecasting Inc. (STRATFOR), Austin, TX
Job ID: 5994, Public Relations Intern, The American Red Cross of Central Texas, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5995, Digital Technologies Intern, The American Red Cross of Central Texas, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5996, Intern, Kimberly Strenk PR, Inc., Austin, TX
Job ID: 5997, Tour de Cure Internship, American Diabetes Association, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5998, Marketing & Communications Intern, Manos de Cristo, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5999, RTF Production Interns, Living Springs Media Project, Austin, TX
Job ID: 6000, TV Reporter, Y Gen Out Loud, Austin, TX
Job ID: 6001, Online Media Sales Intern, Y Gen Out Loud, Austin, TX
Job ID: 6004, Marketing, Advertising, and Communications Internship, STAGIRA, Austin, TX
Job ID: 6006, Paid internship, Octagon Sports Marketing, Austin, TX

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12 New Jobs in CareerSource

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Job ID: 596, Student Associate, Communication Career Services, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5863, Receptionist/Administrative Assistant, KSWO-TV,Lawton, OK
Job ID: 5864, Video Journalist, KTRE, Lufkin, TX
Job ID: 5964, Video Engineer (Channel 6), City of Austin Communications and Public Information Office, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5965, Video Production Specialist Sr. (Channel 6), City of Austin Communications and Public Information Office, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5966, Receptionist/Traffic Assistant, KFDA-TV, Amarillo, TX
Job ID: 5967, Traffic Clerk/Administrative Assistant, KFDA-TV, Amarillo, TX
Job ID: 5969, Broadcast Engineer, KWES-TV, Midland, TX
Job ID: 5975, Manager-In-Training, Dillard’s, Dallas/Fort Worth, TX
Job ID: 5976, Audiologist, LoneStar On-Site Care, Houston
Job ID: 5984, Speech Language Pathologist, Valley Baptist Health System, Harlingen, TX
Job ID: 5988, Associate, Gerson Lehrman Group, Austin, TX

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Magazine Club Internship Fair 11/23 (7 p.m.) CMB 3.102

The Magazine Club (MAG) in the School of Journalism, the College of Communication, and The University of Texas invite you attend the Fall 2009 Magazine Club Internship Fair. This event will be held on Monday, Nov. 23, at 7 p.m., in CMB 3.102.

Businesses attending include:

Texas Monthly

Austin Monthly

Texas Parks & Wildlife

Austin Woman

UT Law

Ransom Edition

This event will provide an opportunity for students to meet with editors and writers from some of the most prestigious magazines in Austin.

Summer Journalism Internships in Berlin, Germany

As an undergraduate, I double majored in broacasting/mass media and german at SUNY Oswego (that was way back in the mid 1980s!).  At that time I was frequently asked; “Broadcasting and German?  How are you going to combine those two fields?” Back then , I didn’t have a really good answer, but students today do:

The  Freie Universität Berlin and the Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst (German Academic Exchange Service) have teamed up to offer an intensive, scholarship-supported summer internship/seminar program in Berlin for American journalism and communication students.

The program consists of two complementary segments. The first six weeks arespent at the International Center for Journalism of the Freie Universität Berlin, where participants will expand their academic understanding of the politics, society and culture of Germany and the country’s current media structure and working conditions of journalists. With these theoretical building blocks in place, participants subsequently embark on an intensive five-week internship with a German newspaper, (online-) magazine, TV or radio station, press or PR agency. During the academic part of the program they will do an one-week educational tour within Germany with young journalists from the Independent States of the former Soviet Union.

The deadline to apply for summer 2010 is January 31, 2010.

More information on this program can be found at the DAAD’s InternXchange.

Writer’s League of Austin $1,500 Scholarships

Bess Whitehead Scott Journalism Scholarship - The $1,500 award is granted annually to a junior or senior university student pursuing a degree in journalism or a related field.
Deadline: February 5, 2010

Scott Scribes Scholarship for Older Adults – The $1,500 award is granted annually to a woman or man age 40 or over pursuing study or a degree in journalism, writing or a related field.
Deadline: February 5, 2010

See more information here.

The Young Women’s Alliance Annual $2,500 Scholarship

The Young Women’s Alliance offers an annual scholarship for undergraduate and graduate students.

Each year, the Young Women’s Alliance Foundation awards $2,500 scholarships to women enrolled in graduate schools or their junior or senior year of college.  Recipients are chosen based on their demonstrated financial need, commitment to community service, academic achievement, and leadership potential.  Scholarships are awarded in the Spring for recipients to use in either the Fall, Spring or Summer semester of the upcoming school year.  Recipients must find and secure an internship the semester they received the scholarship money.  Recipients may select the semester during which they do their internship.

Scholarship recipients are responsible for finding and securing an internship (either paid or unpaid) that provides at least ten hours of work per week during the semester in which they receive their award.

• All applications are due by 5:00pm on April 30th. To be considered, applications must be postmarked by April 30th.
• Send applications to:  YWA Foundation Scholarship, PO Box 1503, Austin, TX 78767
• Mail completed applications to foundationpresident@youngwomensalliance.org
• After a team reviews the applications, finalists will be selected for an interview during the second week of May.

A panel of judges will review all complete applications. The Foundation Board will interview finalists the second week of May 2010 and scholarships will be awarded at the Young Women’s Alliance May General Meeting on May 20, 2010. Recipients are expected to attend both the interview and the meeting.

 

39 New Internships in CareerSource

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Job ID: 374, Summer 2010 Magazine Internship Program, American Society of Magazine Editors, New York, NY or Washington, D.C.
Job ID: 1380, Emmis Austin Radio: Music Programming Intern, Emmis, Austin, TX
Job ID: 1799, Spring 2010 Intern/Communications Assistant, Career Strategists, Austin, TX
Job ID: 2363, Spring and Summer Interns, Newsday, Melville, NY
Job ID: 2681, On-Air KLBJ-FM: Dudley & Bob Internship, Emmis, Austin, TX
Job ID: 3079, Associate Consultant Intern, Bain & Company, Dallas, TX
Job ID: 3527, Sales Assistant Intern, Emmis, Austin, TX
Job ID: 3900, Media Intern, The Davis Group, Inc., Austin, TX
Job ID: 4225, Media Internship, Steel Advertising & Interactive, Inc., Austin, TX
Job ID: 4226, Creative Design Internship, Steel Advertising & Interactive, Inc., Austin, TX
Job ID: 4229, Account Service Internship, Steel Advertising & Interactive, Inc., Austin, TX
Job ID: 4254, Agency Operations Internship, Steel Advertising & Interactive, Inc., Austin, TX
Job ID: 4504, KLBJ-AM On-Air: Jeff Ward Show Intern, Emmis, Austin, TX
Job ID: 4718, New Business Internship, Steel Advertising & Interactive, Inc., Austin, TX
Job ID: 5629, Graphic Artist, BookSpring, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5644, Web Design Intern, Steel Advertising & Interactive, Inc., Austin, TX
Job ID: 5766, Intern, Synthetic Pictures, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5833, Marketing & Communications Intern, Austin Children’s Museum, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5938, KROX On-Air Internship: Deb & Jason Show, Emmis, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5939, Emmis Marketing Group Intern, Emmis, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5940, Emmis Austin Radio: Promotions Intern, Emmis, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5941, Summer internship, Dallas Business Journal, Dallas, TX
Job ID: 5942, Internship Program, German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), Berlin, Germany
Job ID: 5948, Americas Journalism Summer Internship, Reuters, Various
Job ID: 5950, Events Intern, Active Life Movement, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5951, Public Relations Internship (Spring 2010), Blanc & Otus, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5952, Programs Intern, Hostelling International Austin, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5955, Feature Film, General Internship, Sony, Various
Job ID: 5957, Operations Coordinator, Teach For America, Nationwide
Job ID: 5958, Blog Intern, Austin Children’s Museum, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5960, Graphic Design Intern, LittleBook of Words Publishing, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5961, Videographer/ Editor/ Producer internship, LittleBook of Words Publishing, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5962, Emmis Austin Radio: Web Design Intern, Emmis, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5968, Public Relations Intern, Laurey Peat + Associates, Inc, Dallas, TX
Job ID: 5970, Video Production Intern, Keller Williams Realty, International, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5971, Communications Internship, Texans For Kay Bailey Hutchison, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5972, China Internship Program, IES Global, Beijing, Shanghai
Job ID: 5973, Teach & Travel China, IES Global, Beijing, Shanghai
Job ID: 5974, Intern, Sierra Club, Austin, TX

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Pre-Law News

Is an Internship at a Law Firm an Advantage with Regard to Law School Applications?  Not really.  For complete article, go to:  http://www.baylor.edu/Lariat/news.php?action=story&story=64171

Through new programs, law school graduates pursue justice for underrepresented populations (public interest law) and often times get helping with paying student loans.

 Spencer Wilson, University of Texas at Austin School of Law Class of 2009, in Richmond, California is working with Bay Area Legal Aid to assist low income, minority, elderly and disabled tenants with legal issues related to housing. For complete article, go to:  http://www.utexas.edu/features/2009/11/09/access_justice/

 Also,

 NYU Law School Offers Public Service Scholarship Program

 The Root-Tilden-Kern (RTK) Program is the nation’s premier public service scholarship. The program pays full tuition, without regard to financial need, for three years of law school to outstanding students who are committed to careers in public service. Each year twenty scholars are selected based on three criteria: commitment to public service, academic excellence, and potential for leadership. In addition to full tuition, the RTK program provides special orientation, mentoring, and networking opportunities.

The program defines public service broadly: government policy and legal positions (including judicial clerkships), electoral politics, non‐profit organizations, academia, international law, and public interest law firms. NYU strives to ensure that the RTK scholars are diverse in terms of race, sex, class, ethnicity, sexual orientation, geographic origins, and ideology. The program believes that diversity is critical to fostering a strong public interest profession.  To Apply: 

 • Submit the J.D. application by January 1, 2010.

• Submit one additional letter of recommendation that addresses your commitment to public service.

• Submit a short public service essay not to exceed 750 words. Discuss the factors that have most significantly influenced your public service commitment and goals, or any other aspects you consider relevant to your qualification for the scholarship(s).

• Finalists selected for interviews will be notified by March 15, 2010.

• Interviews will be conducted in late March at NYU and scholarship offers will be made shortly thereafter. The program will pay for transportation and accommodation expenses to the interviews.

 For more information, visit:  www.law.nyu.edu/publicinterestlawcenter/financialassistance/scholarships/rootscholarship

If you’d like to talk with a current RTK Scholar, email law.rtk@nyu.edu or call 212‐998‐6207

 

12 New Jobs in CareerSource

 

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Job ID: 676, Student Account Executives,  Texas Student Media, UT Campus 
Job ID: 5831, Bilingual Speech Language Pathologist, Kidtherapy, Austin, TX 
Job ID: 5865, Staff Assistant, Campaign Payment Management Systems, Inc., Austin, TX 
Job ID: 5902, News Producer, KPLC-TV 7, Lake Charles, LA 
Job ID: 5943, On-Air Personality, Ramar Communications,  Lubbock, TX 
Job ID: 5944, Account Executive, Ramar Communications,  Lubbock, TX 
Job ID: 5945, On-Air Personality Stars 973, Ramar Communications,  Lubbock, TX 
Job ID: 5946, Producer, Reelz Channel, Albuquerque, NM 
Job ID: 5947, Training Specialist IV, Texas Parks and Wildlife, Austin, TX 
Job ID: 5956, Entry-Level PR Position, Surface Magazine, New York, NY 
Job ID: 5959, Wienermobile Spokesperson – Hotdogger, Kraft Foods, Oscar Mayer Division, Multi-city, Nationwide 
Job ID: 5963, Production Assistant (Part-Time), KXXV-TV, Waco, TX 

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2010 Institute on Philanthropy and Voluntary Service in Washington, DC

Invest in your future and make a difference in the lives of others this summer by attending the Institute on Philanthropy and Voluntary Service (IPVS).  This dynamic program is intended for students who are involved in volunteer activities and are excited about exploring professional opportunities in the nonprofit sector.

IPVS is ideal for undergraduate student leaders who are engaged in service programs on and off their campuses. All majors and fields of study are welcome.

With a single application, students are enrolled at Georgetown University, live in a furnished apartment on campus in the heart of DC, and are placed in a competitive internship for eight weeks.

As part of the Institute experience, students attend exclusive events and participate in the Institute Philanthropy Project where they develop a mission statement, plan service projects and organize fundraising activities. At the end of the Institute, students award a grant to a worthy community program with the money raised.

The Institute will be held in June & July, 2010. Applications will be accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis until March 5, 2010. Students who complete their application by the early deadline of December 4, 2009 will receive a 5% program discount as well as priority scholarship consideration and internship placement.
 
For more information and to begin an online application, please visit the website www.DCinternships.org/IPVS <http://www.dcinternships.org/IPVS> .

Questions may be directed to Emily Hill, IPVS Program Manager, at IPVS@tfas.org or 800-741-6964.

AWC Austin Celebrates Third Annual Professional Development Conference

 

For the first time in our nation’s history, five generations share the workplace. To help explore the dynamics of cross-generational communications in our future workplaces, The Austin Professional Chapter of the Association for Women in Communications (AWC Austin) presents Get Smart 2010: Wisdom Across the Ages, the third annual, award-winning professional development conference for business and communications professionals. This event takes place from

8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 14, 2010 at the Hilton Austin, 500 East 4th Street, Austin, TX 78701.

“In order to become successful in our daily professional lives, we must understand the spectrum of generations that now span our workplaces,” said Rachel Jordan Shuss, president of AWC Austin. “We are excited to bring together several experts to discuss the many leadership styles and communication skills that will help professionals work effectively with Baby Boomers, Millennials and everyone in between.”

The day kicks off with a keynote presentation by Dr. Betty Sue Flowers, former director of the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum and an Emeritus Professor of English at the University of Texas at Austin. Participants may choose to attend two sessions, from among four interactive breakout sessions, which include presentations by Heather McKissick, president/CEO of Leadership Austin; Sherry Lowry, co-founder of Bridging Futures and workforce inter-generational specialist; Thomas Myer, principal at Triple Dog Dare Media and president of the American Marketing Association-Austin Chapter; and Pat Schnee, Lead Trainer and Curriculum Coordinator for the University of Texas Professional Development Center. The day concludes with a luncheon and panel discussion titled “When Did Texting Become a Verb?”

Early registration tickets are available until Dec. 15, 2009 at $70 for AWC Austin members, $85 for nonmembers and $45 for students. After Dec. 15, 2009 tickets are $85 for AWC Austin members and $100 for non-members. The deadline to register is Jan. 10, 2010. For more information and to reserve your spot please visit www.GetSmartAustin.com.

About AWC Austin

AWC Austin is an award-winning professional chapter of The Association for Women in Communications, a national professional organization that champions the advancement of women across all communications disciplines by recognizing excellence, promoting leadership and positioning its members at the forefront of the evolving communications era. AWC Austin is one of the largest and most active chapters in the nation, boasting approximately 200 members in nearly all fields of communications. AWC Austin offers professional development events and networking opportunities throughout the year and in 2009 was the recipient of the National AWC Outstanding Chapter Award, Chapter Excellence Award, Most Innovative Career Service Programming, and Best Awards & Recognition Event.

Media Sales Institute in Washington D.C., May 30- June 11, 2010

The (MSI) is a ten-day, intense training program developed for graduating college or university seniors who are passionately interested in pursuing a career in media sales.

The Media Sales Institute (MSI) was created to address the media industry’s challenge of ensuring a diverse workforce representative at all levels. Over ninety percent of management in media today has come through sales. In order to meet this challenge the industry needs a large base of qualified and diverse candidates. Thus, the best long-term plan to meet this challenge is to recruit highly qualified and diverse entry-level executives from educational institutions with recognized credentials in the broadcasting and media industries.

 The candidates are pre-screened academically and have demonstrated a strong desire to pursue a career in media sales. The MSI is a partnership between industry and education, that not only benefits the individuals involved, but the communities in which they serve and conduct business.

 The MSI is an affirmative and proactive way to recruit future executives into the industry.  The curriculum is designed to provide an entree into media sales for talented students of diverse backgrounds. The MSI trains the candidates in radio, television, cable, print, digital and internet sales.

The Tenth Annual Media Sales Institute will be held at Howard University in Washington D.C. from May 30- June 11, 2010.  For more information and to apply, visit http://www.themsi.net/.  Applications are due by January 22, 2009.

On-Campus Recruiting Events (and 1 NYC Event)

To view full on-campus event details: Log in to CareerSource.  Go to “Career Events” and click “Search” to view all upcoming recruiting events. You may also use the “Category” options to browse specific types of events.

 To view full on-campus recruiting details: Log in to CareerSource.  Go to “Interviewing Schedules,” then click on “Qualified Schedules” to see if you are eligible to apply for any of the positions listed. Or to view all schedules, select “Future Schedules” and leave all fields blank, then click the “Search” button.  If you decide to apply to a qualified schedule, click on the Schedule ID link to review the position description and follow the application instructions listed.

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	Lockheed Martin – Aeronautics, Info Session
	Full-time jobs
	Info Session: TOMORROW November 12– Event ID # 335
	6:00 – 7:00 pm, BUR 134
Come learn more about opportunities at Lockheed Martin for video production, still photographers, web designers and much more! Also, there will be FREE PIZZA!   .

	Creative Artists Agency, Info Session - CANCELLED
	Full-time jobs & Internships
	Info Session Date: November 12– Event ID # 336
	5:00 – 6:00 pm, BUR 112
The event was cancelled, however, the job listings for CAA can still be found in CareerSource: CAA Summer Internship Program (Job ID # 5906), the full-time Agent Assistant (# 5907), and the Agent Training Program (# 5908).   .

	L’Oreal, ‘A Taste of L’Oréal’
	Internships, NYC
	Annual Undergraduate Internship Recruitment Weekend
	February 5-7, 2010
	New York City
	*Event open to all Juniors & MBAs
	Job ID # 5937
	Application Deadline: December 7th, 2009. Apply at http://atasteofloreal.com.
‘At L’Oréal, creativity and development are key. Learn about our innovative approach to marketing and brand management as our marketers and creative teams coach you through a marketing case. It’s a rare opportunity to gain insight into the types of projects L’Oréal Brand Managers oversee; plus get personalized feedback. L’Oréal will be picking up the tab for meals, hotel accommodations, and all weekend activities.’

UT Advertising/PR Speed Networking Session on Nov 12

UT Advertising Professor Gene Kincaid, along with the students in his Digital Media Class, is coordinating an Advertising/PR speed networking event as a fun initiative to connect UT advertising alumni and students.

All are welcome to come Thursday, November 12, 6-8p at the Pickle Research Campus – 3925 West Braker Lane in Austin, TX. For more information and to rsvp, please visit the Facebook page for the Event

Pre-Law News

Kaplan’s Great Giveaway Day

 Kaplan is running a series of FREE Live Online events where attendees can try the Live Online experience for free; learn exclusive strategies for scoring higher on the LSAT; and get the inside scoop on the law school admission process.  One lucky attendee will receive a FREE LSAT Prep Course.  The LSAT Preview Class will be held on Tuesday, November 10^th at Noon, 6:00 pm, or 9:00 pm (CST).  Go to:  kaptest.com/liveonline or call 512-472-8085 ext. 21 to register or learn more details.

 Student Leaders Pursuing Law present to you “Law Fields 101,” Wednesday, November 11^th at 6:00 PM in CBA 4.324

Law Fields 101 is a program designated to give our members and other prospective law students a chance to better understand of what is required and expected of them in different fields of law. It also gives attendees a chance to be able to converse with attorneys and ask any questions they may have regarding their pursuit into the field of law. If you’re interested in Law School then this is an excellent opportunity to learn and gain knowledge about field of law that you may want to pursue. There will be:
FREE FOOD.

Law School Experience

Wondering if law school is right for you?  Curious about what your first year will be like?  Come to Kaplan’s Law School Experience and get an inside look at what a 1L class will be like.  The workshop will be held on Thursday, November 12^th 6:00-7:30 pm, AT&T Conference Center. Register at www.kaptest.com or call 1-800-KAPTEST