You Could Get $6000 for a Summer Internship in the Music Industry

Are you passionate about MUSIC? Would you like $6000 for a summer internship in Atlanta, Los Angeles, Miami, Nashville or New York? Are you interested in A&R, Music Journalism, Publicity/Promotions, Advertising, Public Relations, Music Television, Music Video Production, Marketing, Publishing, Music Supervision, Interactive/New Media or Talent/Artist Management?

Apply for a Summer 2010 Wofford Denius Music Internship Grant!

The Denius Grants provide financial assistance to students pursuing summer internships in the music industry in Atlanta, Los Angeles, Miami, Nashville or New York City. Undergraduate students with upper-division standing and graduate students enrolled in the College of Communication are eligible.

Information Sessions in CCS (CMA 3.102):

Tuesday, 11/10, 4 pm
Wednesday, 11/18, 1 pm

Visit the Denius Program website to get the program details and application materials and the Denius Facebook fan page to learn about what past recipients have done and how you can benefit from this grant program!

23 New Jobs in CareerSource

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There are currently 287 active positions in CareerSource. To view all active positions, log in to CareerSource. Leave all fields blank, and then click the search button.

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Job ID: 2944, Video Journalist, KPLC-TV 7, Lake Charles, LA
Job ID: 4927, Speech Language Pathologist, RehabCare, Nationwide
Job ID: 5032, Spring or Summer Internship, Equis, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5814, Corps Member, Teach For America, Nationwide
Job ID: 5888, Production Assistant, Barfly, a division of TouchTunes Interactive Networks, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5898, Account Executive, Univision Radio, Dallas, TX
Job ID: 5902, News Producer, KPLC-TV 7, Lake Charles, LA
Job ID: 5903, Chyron/ Deko Operator with ENPS MOS background, Reelz Channel, Albuquerque, NM
Job ID: 5905, Promotions Producer, Drewry Broadcasting, Waco, TX
Job ID: 5907, Agent Assistant, Creative Artists Agency, Worldwide
Job ID: 5908, Agent Training Program, Creative Artists Agency, Worldwide
Job ID: 5909, Audiologist, American Hearing Aid Associates, Fort Worth, TX
Job ID: 5913, eCommerce Sales Consultant, Volusion, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5914, Public Information Specialist, City of Austin Communications and Public Information Office, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5919, Information Specialist, Texas Parks & Wildlife, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5920, Promotions Assistant, Dallas Radio, Dallas, TX
Job ID: 5921, Speech Therapist (PRN), Heart Hospital of Austin, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5922, National Sales Coordinator, Univision KAKW, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5923, Video journalist (News/Sports), KPLC-TV 7, Lake Charles, LA
Job ID: 5926, News Assignments Editor, KAUZ-TV, Wichita Falls, TX
Job ID: 5927, Morning News Anchor/Reporter, KAUZ-TV, Wichita Falls, TX
Job ID: 5930, Business Development Manager, KEYE CBS 42, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5931, Speech Language Pathologists, North American Healthcare, Nationwide

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COMMUNICATION CAREER SERVICES DISCLAIMER

Communication Career Services does not specifically endorse or support all opportunities posted or employers who recruit through our office and/or through CareerSource. We encourage job and internship seekers to research all opportunities and companies thoroughly before applying.

On-Campus Recruiting Events

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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	The Richards Group, Informational Interviews & Info Session
	Informational Interviews
	Interview Date: November 6 – Schedule ID # 397
	Communication Career Services (CMA 3.102)
	Open Interview – Sign Up Before November 5
	Info Session Date: November 5 – Event ID # 333
	6:00 pm, BUR 112
The Richards Group will be visiting classes, holding an info session, and hosting office hours for resume review and general Q&A to prep for their spring Interviewing. .

	Glazer’s Distributors, Info Session
	Full-time jobs, Dallas, TX
	Info Session Date: November 5– Event ID # 318
	5:30 pm, BUR 208
All of our Sales Representatives begin their journey as Sales Trainees. Here you will go through our sales and product training programs to give you the skills and awareness you will need to be successful. It also provides an opportunity to learn our business from top-to-bottom. You will have an opportunity to experience every aspect our business from Order Delivery-to-Sales Execution. At the end of this training you will be prepared and equipped to deliver world-class sales and service execution to our valued business partners and customers. .

	American Pavilion, Info Session
	Student Programs
	Info Session Date: November 5– Event ID # 337
	12:00 – 1:00 pm, PAR 8B
The American Pavilion Cannes, LA, and Venice student programs provide an educational and fun experience for aspiring filmmakers that offer immersive insight about the entertainment industry. Come learn more about these opportunities. .

	Lockheed Martin – Aeronautics, Info Session
	Full-time jobs
	Info Session Date: 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!   .

	Creative Artists Agency, Info Session
	Full-time jobs & Internships
	Info Session Date: November 12– Event ID # 336
	5:00 – 6:00 pm, BUR 112
Come learn more about the CAA Summer Internship Program (Job ID # 5906), the full-time Agent Assistant (# 5907), and the Agent Training Program (# 5908).Creative Artists Agency (CAA) is the world’s leading full-service entertainment and sports agency, with offices in Los Angeles, New York, Nashville, London, and Beijing. Founded in 1975, CAA represents many of the most successful professionals working in film, television, music, theatre, video games, sports, and the Internet, and provides a range of strategic marketing and consulting services to corporate clients.   .

	Gerson Lehrman Group, Office Hours
	Internship, Austin, TX
	Office Hours Date: November 5 – Event ID # 339
	11:00 – 1:00 pm, FAC 18
Gerson Lehrman Group is currently seeking senior level applicants for our upcoming Spring semester internship in Austin, TX. This paid internship is focused on identifying and managing subject matter experts in Brazil as well as other Latin American countries, therefore fluency in Portuguese is required and fluency in Spanish is a plus. Reading and comprehension of the languages is extremely critical to the job. This is a fast growing segment of Gerson Lehrman Group’s business and internships can lead to full time positions.If you have any questions about this internship opportunity and/or its requirements, you may contact:Stephanie Henney shenney@glgroup.com (512) 651-3869   .

	Village Voice Media, On-Campus Recruiting
	Internships, Nationwide
	Writing Fellow & Village Voice Media Interns
	Interview Date: November 19 – Event ID # 391
	Application Deadline: November 5
Village Voice Media writing fellowships are full-time writing and reporting jobs. They do not include benefits. Fellows work with experienced editors to craft magazine-style news and feature stories, as well as contributing regularly to our news blogs.VVM internships are unpaid; students must receive course credit for their work, and are responsible for making arrangements with school internship coordinators.

Multicultural Advertising Intern Program (MAIP) Q & A Twitter Session on Nov 5

The 4A’s Multicultural Advertising Intern Program (MAIP) is hosting a Q&A Twitter session on the application process this Thursday, November 5 from 12pm – 1 pm CST (1 pm to 2 pm EST).

During this session, students applying for the program may ask MAIP any questions they might have about the application process.

To participate:  Tweet “@MAIP” and their question between 12pm – 1 pm 91 pm and 2 pm EST0 on Thursday, November 5 and MAIP will tweet the answer. (Students are asked to keep their questions specific to the application process. Questions about the actual internship experience will be answered during a later Q&A.)

 The MAIP application deadline is Friday, December 4, 2009.

20 New Internships in CareerSource

To view full postings: Log in to CareerSource. Go to “Jobs,” then click on “Jobs and Internships.” Search by Job ID number or keyword.

There are currently 275 active positions in CareerSource. To view all active positions, log in to CareerSource. Leave all fields blank, and then click the search button.

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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: 2199, FOX 7 Spring 2010 Sports Internships, KTBC-TV Fox 7 Austin, Austin, TX
Job ID: 2739, IRTS Summer Fellowship-Expenses Paid, International Radio & Television Society Foundation (IRTS), New York, NY
Job ID: 2918, Photo Assistant/Graphic Design Intern, Photography by Vanessa, Austin, TX
Job ID: 3518, Press/Media Internship, National Journalism Center, Washington, DC
Job ID: 3754, Edit/Office Intern, Quincy Hill Films, LLC, Austin, TX
Job ID: 4064, Fall & Spring Marketing Intern, National Journalism Center, Washington, DC
Job ID: 4683, Public Relations Intern Spring 2010, Steel Advertising & Interactive, Inc., Austin, TX
Job ID: 5032, Spring or Summer Internship, Equis, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5771, Honors Fellowship, Department of Homeland Security, Washington, DC
Job ID: 5796, Marketing and Advertising Intern, Austin Diner’s Club, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5803, Journalism Internship, The Center for Public Integrity, Washington, DC
Job ID: 5895, HPISD Communications Internship Program, Highland Park ISD, Dallas, TX
Job ID: 5896, Advertising Sales, Busted In Austin, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5897, The Long Center for the Performing Arts Internships, The Long Center for the Performing Arts, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5899, Photography Internship, Seattle Times, Seattle, WA
Job ID: 5901, Graphic Artist/Designer, Action Film Institute/Fighting Stunts Association, Austin,TX
Job ID: 5904, Online Researcher, Adeo InterActive, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5906, Summer Intern Program, Creative Artists Agency, Los Angeles; NY
Job ID: 5910, Internship, LittleBook of Words Publishing, Austin, TX

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COMMUNICATION CAREER SERVICES DISCLAIMER

Communication Career Services does not specifically endorse or support all opportunities posted or employers who recruit through our office and/or through CareerSource. We encourage job and internship seekers to research all opportunities and companies thoroughly before applying.

New York City: If you can make it there, you can make it anywhere!

Join UT and the NY Texas Exes for the 7th Annual NYC Seminar: March 14-17, 2010

Visit New York over Spring Break to Meet Alumni & Network with Professionals. The NYC Seminar offers UT students the opportunity to visit New York City to meet and interact with key professionals and alumni in the following areas:  

ADVERTISING ~  PUBLIC RELATIONS ~ JOURNALISM ~ MEDIA MANAGEMENT ~ ARTS ADMINISTRATION ~ INVESTMENT FINANCE

 INFORMATION SESSIONS

• November 3^rd – 5:30 pm in CMA 4.128
• November 4^th – 5:30 pm in CMA 7.208
• November 10^th – 5:30 pm in CMA 4.128
• November 11^th – 5:30 pm in CMA 4.128

PROGRAM INFO
NYC Seminar attendees participate in:

•  Six office visits at top companies, agencies and organizations across New York
• A welcome dinner with the NY Texas Exes
• A networking reception with office visit hosts and NY Texas Exes

ELIGIBILITY
The NYC Seminar is open to all undergraduate students of UT Austin.
 
PROGRAM FEE & GENERAL INFORMATION
The program fee is $635.00 (per person/triple occupancy), which includes program participation & hotel stay.  Please see NYC Seminar web site for details: http://www.newyorktexasexes.org/seminar/index.html

 ONLINE REGISTRATION & PROGRAM DETAILS
Access the online registration form and view program details at http://www.newyorktexasexes.org/seminar/registration.html

DEADLINE
The application deadline is December 15, 2009.

SEMINAR SCHOLARSHIPS

NYTE is pleased to offer a limited number of $300 scholarships to help offset the cost of the trip. To apply for the scholarship, please download the application and return to Holly Barton by December 15, 2009 at 5PM CST. If you prefer to mail applications materials, please contact Holly Barton for mailing instructions. Applications will be reviewed by the NYTE scholarship committee.

CONTACT
Details are available at the link listed above, for any questions not answered online please contact Holly Barton, NY Texas Exes – Seminar Coordinator, at holly.l.barton@gmail.com.   

SPONSORED BY
The NYC Seminar is sponsored by the NY Texas Exes and UT Colleges of Communication, Liberal Arts, Fine Arts & the McCombs School of Business.-BBA Program

9 New Jobs in CareerSource

To view full postings: Log in to CareerSource. Go to “Jobs,” then click on “Jobs and Internships.” Search by Job ID number or keyword.

There are currently 300 active positions in CareerSource. To view all active positions, log in to CareerSource. Leave all fields blank, and then click the search button.

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Job ID: 2944, Video Journalist, KPLC-TV 7, Lake Charles, LA  
Job ID: 4927, Speech Language Pathologist, RehabCare, Nationwide  
Job ID: 5032, Spring or Summer Internship, Equis, Austin, TX  
Job ID: 5888, Production Assistant, Barfly, a division of TouchTunes Interactive Networks, Austin, TX  
Job ID: 5891, Advertising/Publisher Sales Account Manager, Smiley Media, Austin, TX  
Job ID: 5898, Account Executive, Univision Radio, Dallas, TX  
Job ID: 5902, News Producer, KPLC-TV 7, Lake Charles, LA  
Job ID: 5903, Chyron/Deko Operator with ENPS MOS background, Reelz Channel, Albuquerque, NM  
Job ID: 5905, Promotions Producer, Drewry Broadcasting, Waco, TX  

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COMMUNICATION CAREER SERVICES DISCLAIMER

Communication Career Services does not specifically endorse or support all opportunities posted or employers who recruit through our office and/or through CareerSource. We encourage job and internship seekers to research all opportunities and companies thoroughly before applying.

 

Communication Job & Internship Fair: After The Fair

If you attended the Communication Job & Internship Fair yesterday, you may be wondering about next steps. Below are a few suggestions on what to do  ‘After the Fair.‘ 

 

• Follow up within two days to stand out after the fair. Mention your visit at the event, thank him or her again for her time, and use your notes to include specifics from your conversation at the fair. If you are following up via email, attach an electronic version of your resume. Do not be shy about staying in touch with recruiters, as they become valuable members of your career network.

 

• Apply online. If recruiters say his or her organization accepts applications online, then submit your materials.

Making the Most of Your ASHA Experience

Below are tips from our guest writer, RehabCare, about making the most of the ASHA convention on November 19-21, 2009.

The flights have all been booked, hotel reservations made, mardi gras beads and masks have all been packed — you’re ready for your visit to “The Big Easy”…..or are you?  It’s your first national convention and although you’d never admit it, you’re filled with fear and trepidation about what the week is to hold.  Have no fear! RehabCare is  here to help you make the most of your ASHA 2009 experience.  Here are a few tips you may want to remember:

 

1. Prepare to be Overwhelmed- When you first walk into the exhibit hall it is totally okay to feel slightly overwhelmed at the sight of hundreds of booths teeming with thousands of professionals and students just like yourself.  Just remember that if you have a plan and work through the booths methodically you can stop and see everyone you would like to meet.

 

2. Know Which Booths You Want to Visit- Whether you have heard great things about a company, you’ve been in communication with someone, or your professor recommends an exhibitor to you, know ahead of time who you want to visit.  Often companies will send you a postcard that is good for some type of giveaway (or an added chance at winning a Dell Mini).  These are good things to keep in a folder and take with you.  And, of course, if you go nowhere else, stop by booth 1315 and get a very cool giveaway and enter to win RehabCare’s Dell Mini!

 

3. Use the Resources Provided- On their website ASHA offers a very useful tool called “My Planner”.  This program gives you access to search the over 1700 education sessions.  It gives you the ability to organize your selected sessions into one easy-to-read page that shows where you need to be and when you need to be there.  My Planner also lets you add appointments, hotel information, and exhibitors you want to visit.  This tool is very helpful.  I’d highly recommend you utilize it to help you make the most of your experience.

 

4. Know What You Want to Ask- With graduation nearing your head is full of questions about what comes next.  Have some of these questions ready to ask the companies you meet.  Some questions you may want to ask include, “What kind of benefits do you offer?”, “What locations do you have near me?”, “Does your company offer tuition assistance or tuition reimbursement?”, “Do you provide money to assist with CEU’s?”, and “Do you offer a mentorship program?”.  Knowing in advance the questions you’d like answered will help you direct the conversation in a way that is most useful to you.

 

Using these few short tips will help you make the most of your experience at the ASHA convention this year!  Have a great time and remember to come by and see RehabCare at Booth 1315.  We will be giving away a Dell mini.  And don’t forget to enjoy a little Jambalaya and Crawfish Etouffe while you’re in New Orleans!

International Affairs Fellowship Info Session

Are you a sophomore interested in a career in international affairs?
Want to get funding for study abroad, language study, and grad school?

The IIP Fellowship is one of the most prestigious fellowships in international affairs available to minority students, helping students gain practical skills necessary for success in foreign policy careers in the public, private, and non-profit sectors.

Join this video-conference information session to learn what the IIPP Fellowship provides in skill-building policy and language institutes, study abroad, internships and graduate study for underrepresented U.S. and permanent resident minority students.

Informational Session
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
12:00 – 1:00 p.m.
PHR 4.114 (Pharmacy)

APPLICATION WEBSITE:  http://www.uncfsp.ogr/register
DEADLINE: March 15, 2010

23 New Internships in CareerSource

To view full postings: Log in to CareerSource. Go to “Jobs,” then click on “Jobs and Internships.” Search by Job ID number or keyword.

There are currently 290 active positions in CareerSource. To view all active positions, log in to CareerSource. Leave all fields blank, and then click the search button.

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Job ID: 1975, Post-Production Internship, Keller Williams Realty, Austin, TX 
Job ID: 3515, IT Web Design Internship, Spring 2010, Avignon Mortgage, Austin, TX 
Job ID: 5642, Communications Intern,  ACLU of Texas, Austin, TX 
Job ID: 5868, Internship, Associated Press Managing Editors, Statewide 
Job ID: 5869, PPC and SEO Interns, Leverage Marketing, Austin, TX 
Job ID: 5870, Public Relations Interns, Driven PR, Austin, TX    
Job ID: 5872, Videographer/Editing Intern, Orangebloods.com, Austin, TX 
Job ID: 5873, Marketing/Operations Assistant Intern, Association for International Development and Exchange, Austin, TX 
Job ID: 5874, Journalism Intern, Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas, Austin, TX 
Job ID: 5875, Communications Intern, Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas, Austin, TX 
Job ID: 5876, Public & Government Affairs Summer Internship, Exxonmobil, Dallas, TX, Fairfax, VA, 
Job ID: 5877, Internet Start-up, Border Stylo, Los Angeles, CA 
Job ID: 5879, Public Relations, Whole Foods Market, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5881, Summer Internship, The Oklahoman, Oklahoma City, OK 
Job ID: 5882, Field Marketing Internship, Motozuma, Austin, TX 
Job ID: 5883, Media Relations Intern, City of Austin Communications and Public Information Office, Austin, TX 
Job ID: 5884, Communications Intern, ACLU of Texas, Austin, TX  
Job ID: 5889, Advertising/Communications Intern, NAPCO Virtual, Austin, TX 
Job ID: 5890, Internship, Wall Street Journal, New York, NY 
Job ID: 5891, Advertising/Publisher Sales Account Manager, Smiley Media, Austin, TX 
Job ID: 5892, Specials Internship, National Geographic Society, Washington, D.C. 
Job ID: 5893, Spring PR Internship in Downtown Austin, Elizabeth Christian & Associates Public Relations, Austin, TX 
Job ID: 5894, Summer Internships, Minneapolis Star Tribune, Minneapolis, MN 

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COMMUNICATION CAREER SERVICES DISCLAIMER

Communication Career Services does not specifically endorse or support all opportunities posted or employers who recruit through our office and/or through CareerSource. We encourage job and internship seekers to research all opportunities and companies thoroughly before applying.

Communication Job & Internship Fair: During The Fair

You have done your research and ironed your shirt. Now are you wondering what to do during the Communication Job & Internship Fair on Wednesday, October 28? CCS has compiled a three-part series providing advice for before, during, and after the fair. Check out the second post, ‘During the Job & Internship Fair‘ below. If you missed the first post, it can be found here.

• Survey the room and make a game plan. Use your time wisely so you can visit your priority organizations first. Spend the rest of your time meeting with other recruiters at the event. You may surprise yourself with a new interest in an organization you had not considered earlier.

 

• Anticipate speaking with each recruiter for about five minutes. You want to be respectful of the recruiter’s time, as well as the other students waiting to speak to the recruiters. Approach each recruiter confidently, shake his or her hand, introduce yourself with your first and last name, give your elevator speech, ask your prepared questions, answer any questions asked by the recruiter, ask for a business card, say thank you for your time, and then move along to the next booth. Your interaction should be professional, focused, and brief.

 

• Do a little eavesdropping. Listen to the questions from students in front of you when waiting to speak with a recruiter. This way you avoid asking recruiters to repeat themselves. It may also trigger another question you did not know you had: ‘Could you tell me more about the training program you offer for new hires?’

 

• Write down notes after each visit with a recruiter. This will help you organize your thoughts, remember any specific application instructions, and add personalization to your thank-you notes.

14 New Jobs in CareerSource

To view full postings: Log in to CareerSource. Go to “Jobs,” then click on “Jobs and Internships.” Search by Job ID number or keyword.

There are currently 304 active positions in CareerSource. To view all active positions, log in to CareerSource. Leave all fields blank, and then click the search button.

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Job ID: 1919, News Reporter, KXXV-TV, Waco, TX
Job ID: 2801, Communications Specialist , Catholic Life Insurance, San Antonio, TX
Job ID: 4351, IT Networking – Spring 2010, Avignon Mortgage, Austin,TX
Job ID: 5863, Receptionist/Administrative Assistant, KSWO-TV, Lawton, OK
Job ID: 5864, Video Journalist, KTRE, Lufkin, TX
Job ID: 5865, Staff Assistant, Campaign Payment Management Systems, Inc., Austin, TX (mostly from your home)
Job ID: 5867, Assistant Editor, State Bar of Texas, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5871, Information Specialist IV (Managing Editor) – TPWD Magazine, Texas Parks & Wildlife, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5878, Maintenance Engineer, KDFM, Beaumont, TX
Job ID: 5880, Evening News Anchor, KWES-TV, Midland, TX
Job ID: 5885, Account Executive- KLBJ-FM, Emmis, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5886, On-Air-Personality KLBJ-FM, Emmis, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5887, Promotions Director: KLBJ-AM & KLBJ-FM, Emmis, Austin, TX
Job ID: 5888, Production Assistant, Barfly, Austin, TX

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COMMUNICATION CAREER SERVICES DISCLAIMER

Communication Career Services does not specifically endorse or support all opportunities posted or employers who recruit through our office and/or through CareerSource. We encourage job and internship seekers to research all opportunities and companies thoroughly before applying.

Communication Job & Internship Fair: Before The Fair

Are you wondering how to prepare for the Communication Job & Internship Fair before Wednesday, October 28? CCS has compiled a three-part series providing advice for before, during, and after the fair. Check out the first post, ‘Before the Job & Internship Fair‘:

• Practice your “elevator speech” out loud. An “elevator speech” is the quick summation of who you are and what you can offer. It is a good idea to prepare what you would like to share about yourself in a short amount of time, and it is challenging to coherently share your ideas without practicing first. Prepare a 60-second answer to “So, tell me about yourself.”

 

• Plan your attire. As a rule of thumb, business attire (i.e. a suit) is appropriate if you are looking for a job. If you are looking for an internship, business causal (i.e. a blouse or dress shirt, slacks, a skirt) is appropriate. If you are unsure, it is best to err on the side of professional. If you would like to ask about specifics CCS is available to help.

 

• Research, research, research. Beyond knowing which companies will attend the event, you should be familiar with what the company does, its culture, if it is currently hiring, etc. This will help you be more prepared for on-the-spot interviews from recruiters at the event. It also gives you background information so you can ask specific questions about the organization. 

 

• Keep it manageable. You do not need to know the “ins and outs” of every organization at the fair. Spend your time getting to know the organizations that interest you. You should be knowledgeable about those that matter to you.

 

• Decide what you are going to bring. Bring multiple copies of your resume. If you have business cards or a portfolio to carry your resumes, bring them as well. It is also important to think about what you do not want to carry – backpacks and gym bags make your overall appearance less professional; leave them at home.

On-Campus Recruiting Deadlines

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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* PLEASE NOTE: Due to the Communication Job & Internship Fair next Wednesday, October 28th we will not be having a Wednesday Recruiting HireStandards post next week. All of the information that would have been posted there can be found below. Hope to see you at the event:

Fall 2009 Communication Job & Internship Fair
October 28, 2009  — 12:00-5:00pm
Texas Union Ballroom
List of 63 Attending Employers

 

	Abercrombie & Fitch, On-Campus Interviews
	Full time job, Multiple TX Locations
	Manager In Training Program
	Interview Date: October 29
	Communication Career Services
	Application Deadline: October 21
	Schedule ID # 398
	Job ID # 5446
The Manager in Training program is a blended learning program focused on immersing the trainee in all aspects of managing a multi-million dollar business for Abercrombie & Fitch. Training takes place in all of our domestic and international store locations. Each week of training focuses on a different aspect of running the business. Every trainee will learn about different principles of management, including store operations, recruiting, diversity, creating the best in-store experience, human resources, stockroom systems and visual merchandising.

 

	The Richards Group, Informational Interviews & Info Session
	Informational Interviews
	Interview Date: November 6 – Schedule ID # 397
	Communication Career Services (CMA 3.102)
	Open Interview – Sign Up Before November 5
	Info Session Date: November 5 – Event ID # 333
	6:00 pm, BUR 112
The Richards Group will be visiting classes, holding an info session, and hosting office hours for resume review and general Q&A to prep for their spring Interviewing.

 

	TWG Insurance, On-Campus Interviews & Info Session
	Full-time jobs, Dallas, TX
	Client Associate
	Interview Date: November 11 – Schedule ID # 380
	Communication Career Services (CMA 3.102)
	Application Deadline: November 3
	Info Session Date: October 28– Event ID # 319
	5:30 pm, GEA 105
We are hiring for our full-time Client Associate position. Job responsibilities cover three areas over time. First, each Associate works with clients to define and meet their risk management needs and place insurance for them. Second, Associates work to create referral relationships with banks, mortgage lenders, and real estate professionals to drive more business by integrating our services into the loan closing process. Third, over time, many Associate have additional responsibilities that may include commercial insurance, training, recruiting, production analysis, and management.

 

	Glazer’s Distributors, On-Campus Interviews & Info Session
	Full-time jobs, Dallas, TX
	Sales Rep
	Interview Date: November 6  – Schedule ID # 388
	Communication Career Services (CMA 3.102)
	Application Deadline: October 28
	Info Session Date: November 5– Event ID # 318
	5:30 pm, BUR 208
All of our Sales Representatives begin their journey as Sales Trainees. Here you will go through our sales and product training programs to give you the skills and awareness you will need to be successful. It also provides an opportunity to learn our business from top-to-bottom. You will have an opportunity to experience every aspect our business from Order Delivery-to-Sales Execution. At the end of this training you will be prepared and equipped to deliver world-class sales and service execution to our valued business partners and customers.

 

	Facebook, On-Campus Interviews
	Full time job, Palo Alto, CA
	Analyst – Online Operations
	Interview Date: November 9
	Liberal Arts Career Services
	Application Deadline: October 28
	Schedule ID # 399
	Job ID # 5849
Facebook is seeking Analysts to join our Online Operations organization. Online Operations supports Facebook’s users and small/medium sized advertisers in order to facilitate network and revenue growth. The organization is comprised of four separate departments: User Operations, Online Sales Operations, Inside Sales, and Risk Management. Applicants who are interested in any or all of these teams should apply for the generic Analyst position.

 

	Dow Jones Newspaper Fund, On-Campus Interview Testing
	Internships, Nationwide
	Multiple Internship Opportunities
	Testing at Communication Career Services
	Testing Deadline: October 30
	Job ID # 687, 792, 819, 866
The Dow Jones Newspaper Fund offers paid annual summer internships. Tests are administered at the College of Communication Career Services Center, CMA 3.102. Pre-registration is not required.Thursday, Oct. 22: 10-11 a.m. and 4- 5 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 29: 9-10 a.m. Friday, Oct. 30: 1-2 p.m.

 

	E&J Gallo, Info Session
	Full time job, TX, NM, AZ
	Position: Sales Rep-Management Development Program (Job ID #5244)
	Info Session Date: October 22, 6:00 pm (Event ID #307)
	BUR 134
For more information, please visit CareerSource or view the original post from October 7, 2009.

	Sherwin-Williams, On-Campus Recruiting
	Full-time job; TX, LA
	Position: Management/Sales Training Program
	EXTENDED Application Deadline: November 2
	Interview: November 10
	Communication Career Services
	Schedule ID # 390
	Job ID # 5448
For more information, please visit CareerSource or view the original post from October 7, 2009.

	AXA Advisors, Info Session
	Full time job, Austin, TX
	Position: Financial Consultant (Job ID #5805)
	Info Session Date: October 29, 5:30 pm (Event ID #332)
	JES A305A
For more information, please visit CareerSource or view the original post from October 7, 2009.

 

	Insight Global, On-Campus Recruiting
	Full time job, Nationwide
	Sales/Account Manager
	Interview Date: November 9 & November 10
	Application Deadline: November 1
	Communication Career Services
	Schedule ID # 396
	Job ID # 5604
Begin your career as a Recruiter! Conduct phone screens and personal interviews with qualified IT consultants and contractors for open positions within our Fortune 500 and 1000 company clients. Develop sales, relationship and account management skills.