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We are the Austin office of the Dale Carnegie Training organization. We work with individuals and companies to improve performance through training in communication, leadership, teamwork and presentation skills. We need someone to help coordinate the social media and marketing program for the Dale Carnegie Austin group. There will be opportunities to bring your creative flair to our team and take the current strategies to the next level. What's in it for you? Real world business application of your marketing skills. You have the opportunity to attend the Dale Carnegie Courses ($2,000 value for each program) at no charge. Our core programs are also accredited so they could qualify for credit toward your degree. Dale Carnegie has a 98% name recognition with CEO's so working with Dale Carnegie Training is a huge resume builder.

Attention High School and College students! Do you love taking pictures/videos? Are you adept at managing social media networks such as Facebook, Google+, and Twitter? Apply to Digital Media Academys internship programs for opportunities to receive valuable work experience, expand your portfolio, gain academic credit, and learn how a business operates. Apply soon! Positions are limited and filling quickly. Position Summary Digital Media Academy is seeking both Social Media Photography and Social Media Videography interns to assist with capturing the experience of attending our camps. Because you have first-hand experience with our camps, we feel you are best qualified to encapsulate Digital Media Academy classes and activities. About Us Digital Media Academy (DMA) is a nationally-recognized education and enrichment organization delivering hands-on learning experiences with a broad range of digital media. DMA offers summer camps for kids, teens and also Pro-Series courses for adult-learners. Instructors include industry experts, master teachers and award-winning creative professionals. DMAs teen and adult courses are accredited by Stanford University Continuing Studies and offered for optional Stanford Continuing Studies credit. Founded in 2001 by a group from Stanford University, DMA is known for its premier summer programs hosted at prominent destination campuses, such as Stanford University, Harvard University, Yale University, the University of Texas, and others. In addition to summer programs, DMA also provides on-site training for schools and companies, and offers a variety of workshops throughout the year in Los Gatos, CA. For adult-learners, DMA offers various industry certifications in topics like 3D Animation, Film Production, Game Programing, Mobile Device Programing and Web Design, and is also an Apple Authorized Training Center and Adobe Systems Training Partner.

LIVESTRONG offers non-paid internships to students interested in learning the inner workings of a non-profit organization. Interns work directly with an LAF team member to gain hands on experience in their area of interest. Intern positions include: HR/Volunteer Services, Legal, Business Technology, Finance, Business Development, Event Planning, Fundraising, Research & Evaluation, Public Health/Education, International Programs, Grants, Health Policy, Media Relations, Advocacy, Government Relations, Marketing, Web Marketing, Graphic Design. NOTE: We will only be accepting applications through our website. Please apply at livestrong.org/internships

Declare Magazine is committed to delivering quality editorial content through an innovative online platform. Our commitment to developing long-term and personal connections with each of our readers enables us to stand out in the crowded online market place. With a diverse team, we aim to be a trusted source from topics ranging from Health to Hollywood, Fashion to Finances, Education to Entertainment, and everything in between.

This is a wonderful opportunity for students majoring (or in the future) in English, Mass Communication or Journalism excelling in writing, creativity, attention to detail and meeting deadlines to become one of our staff writers. You will have the task of keeping our fan base up to date on the music industry, and informing them about latest things in pop culture, fashion, and sports (If you have other topics you would want to publish about email me at www.priced@gmail.com). In addition, this job will be mostly virtual, but nonetheless we will meet up a once or twice. Also in featured post, you must use SEO (which we will teach). Our website http://timelyread.blogspot.com/.

A perfect internship for those interested in exploring the different areas associated with arts management (fundraising, donor relations, and special events). With the development & special events manager, you will develop a list of learning objectives and goals that you would like to accomplish correlating to your responsibilities.

Equality Texas is in the business of securing equality in the state by advocating and lobbying for the elimination of discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity/expression. To do this, we must raise funds in the philanthropic community and awareness among all Texans to maintain and increase capacity for outreach, advocacy and education across the state. The Development Intern at Equality Texas plays an integral role in expanding fundraising opportunities through data management, grant research, event coordination, and other development support to help Equality Texas reach and exceed goals. We are currently seeking interns for the Spring Semester. The minimum time commitment for academic year interns is one semester. Interns are encouraged to earn credit for their time, but volunteers are welcome as well. Average hours per week are 12-20 hours with flexibility for actual days worked. All positions are non-paid. People with experience in community organizing or grassroots organizations preferred. The Equality Texas office is located in downtown Austin within walking distance to the State Capitol. The office is a friendly and fun place to work. Internships with the Development Department offer you a chance to make a difference while you build your experience and résumé. How to Apply: Please email a letter of interest, resume and at least two references to Chuck Smith, Interim Executive Director, at Chuck@EqualityTexas.org. In your letter, tell us why you would like to be an intern at Equality Texas and what civil rights issues concern you the most. Also, please include days and hours available, previous intern or volunteer experience, list any skills that are particularly suited for the internship position, and a phone number or e-mail at which you can be reached.

Equality Texas is in the business of securing equality in the state by advocating and lobbying for the elimination of discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity/expression. Through our Public Policy/Legislative Advocacy Program, we lobby members of the Texas Legislature and the leaders of Texas cities, towns and counties to enact policies that strengthen families and promote equality. The Public Policy/Legislative Advocacy internship at Equality Texas includes a variety of tasks in which you can use and develop your policy and advocacy skills. Public policy interns are utilized year-round to assist the department in achieving its goals. We are currently seeking interns for the Spring Semester. The minimum time commitment for academic year interns is one semester. Interns are encouraged to earn credit for their time, but volunteers are welcome as well. Average hours per week are 12-20 hours with flexibility for actual days worked. All positions are non-paid. People with experience in public policy, advocacy, and law preferred. The Equality Texas office is located in downtown Austin within walking distance to the State Capitol. The office is a friendly and fun place to work. Internships with the Public Policy/Legislative Advocacy Department offer you a chance to make a difference while you build your experience and résumé. To apply, please e-mail a letter of interest and résumé to Chuck Smith, Interim Executive Director, at Chuck@EqualityTexas.org. In your letter, tell us why you would like to be an intern at Equality Texas and what civil rights issues concern you the most. Also, please include days and hours available, previous intern or volunteer experience, list any skills that are particularly suited for the internship position, and a phone number or e-mail at which you can be reached.

The Field Department of Equality Texas coordinates and encourages the activism of Equality Texas members statewide to advocate and lobby for the elimination of discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity/expression. Activism occurs through Equality Texas events, student clubs, and the e-mail action center network and member activists. Our activities to advance LGBT civil rights include Lobby Day at the Capitol, organizing phone banks, volunteer recruitment & retention, and staffing information tables. Field Interns are utilized year-round to assist the department in achieving its goals. We are currently seeking interns for the Spring Semester. The minimum time commitment for academic year interns is one semester. Interns are encouraged to earn credit for their time, but volunteers are welcome as well. Average hours per week are 12-20 hours with flexibility for actual days worked. All positions are non-paid. People with experience in community organizing or grassroots organizations preferred. This internship is primarily based out of our local headquarters. The Equality Texas office is located in downtown Austin within walking distance to the State Capitol. The office is a friendly and fun place to work. Internships with the Field Department offer you a chance to make a difference while you build your experience and résumé. How to Respond: To apply, please e-mail a letter of interest and résumé to Chuck Smith, Interim Executive Director, at Chuck@EqualityTexas.org. In your letter, tell us why you would like to be an intern at Equality Texas and what civil rights issues concern you the most. Also, please include days and hours available, previous intern or volunteer experience, list any skills that are particularly suited for the internship position, and a phone number or e-mail at which you can be reached.

Equality Texas is in the business of securing equality in the state by advocating and lobbying for the elimination of discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity/expression. To do this, we must educate and engage the public about policies and their effect on Texans of all sexual orientations and gender identities/expressions. Getting our message out is crucial to our success. Equality Texas Communications Program is reaching out to targeted audiences across our vast state to educate Texans about LGBT issues and people, changing hearts and minds along the way. Social Media & Website Managament Interns at Equality Texas will play an integral role in expanding our website and web2.0 presence, producing and managing content for our website, our YouTube Channel, and for our social networking and blog sites. Communications interns are utilized year-round to assist the department in achieving its goals. The Equality Texas office is located in downtown Austin within walking distance to the State Capitol. The office is a friendly and fun place to work. Internships with the Communications Department offer you a chance to make a difference while you build your experience and résumé. How to Respond: To apply, please e-mail a letter of interest and résumé to Chuck Smith, Interim Executive Director, at Chuck@EqualityTexas.org In your letter, tell us why you would like to be an intern at Equality Texas and what civil rights issues concern you the most. Also, please include days and hours available, previous intern or volunteer experience, list any skills that are particularly suited for the internship position, and a phone number or e-mail at which you can be reached.