- From the Texas Artists Coalition and the Fort Worth Community Art Center
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We need an intern. Due to a staff
shortage, the gallery intern has been hired as interim
building maintenance, so we're short one unpaid
intern. If anyone knows of a college student or recent
grad or anyone with daytime hours (15-24hrs/week) to
volunteer, please have them call Elaine Taylor at 817-
298-3021 or email gallerymanager@fwcac.org. No
experience needed".
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- For those interested in the business aspect of sports, the TEXAS RANGERS have an internship opportunity in their Finance & Accounting office.
Reports To: Assistant Controller
Responsibilities:
The Accounting Intern will assist in daily operations of the accounting office. $10/hr.
Internship term: April through September
Duties:
Record and reconcile day of game revenue
General journal entries
Qualifications:
- Basic computer skills
- Basic math skills
- Ability to work 3 days a week; no more than 20 hours a week
- Excellent interpersonal and customer service skills
- Must be organized and able to multi-task.
- Must be enrolled in accounting or finance program
Apply for this position
SSG is an Equal Opportunity Employer
Minorities encouraged to apply |
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- ARLINGTON GREEN TEAM is looking for an intern to help launch a commercial recycling initiative .
The intern will be paid $12.00 per hour up to 30 hours a week. They are looking for someone who can work independently, is reliable and self-motivated.
Read more at www.arlingtongreenteam.com.
Contact
Lorrie Anderle, Recycling Coordinator for more information at 817-459-6778 or Lorrie.Anderle@arlingtontx.gov.
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- State Representative Paula Pierson’s office has openings for several interns to work in the Arlington office. If you have an interest in such an opportunity, contact:
Maureen Perro, District Director, at 817-385-4786.
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The City of Arlington will soon begin conducting an inventory of greenhouse gas emissions resulting from both government operations (e.g., city vehicle fleet) and private activities (e.g., use of residential furnaces). This process has been prompted by the city’s recent remarkable decision to join Cities for Climate Protection and will likely be a key element of the city’s emerging environmental strategy.
This provides an exciting internship opportunity for UTA grad students (or seniors). The city’s Environmental Services Department, which is conducting the inventory, is actively seeking several energetic UTA student interns to help with key aspects of the research, learn how to use the Cities for Climate Protection inventory software, and assist in running the analysis. The city expects this work to be underway within two weeks and to take until mid-December. The research phase can be conducted primarily from the UTA campus or the students’ own home; the data analysis phase will require the students’ presence in a government office in downtown Arlington. The schedule will be flexible.
These will be voluntary, rather than paid, internships. But they will provide students with a set of cutting-edge research skills, including familiarity with a proprietary software package that is being used in hundreds of cities around the world. I recently met a woman who works for a major environmental consulting firm. Performing exactly this kind of greenhouse gas emissions analysis while she was in grad school helped jumpstart her career.
This internship opportunity is open to grad students (or seniors) in environmental planning, the environmental sciences, environmental engineering, public administration, public affairs, and related fields. If you are interested, please contact me by e-mail as soon as possible.
Jeff Howard, Asst. Professor
School of Urban & Public Affair
University of Texas at Arlington
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- LINKED HERE is information on a paid internship with the Greater Dallas Chamber’s International and Technology Business Development division. Note the necessary language requirements, research capabilities and communication skills. If you are interested and believe you are qualified for such a position, instructions for applying can be found below and in the attached announcement.
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