Positions Available
Work Study available for University of Houston Main Campus students.
Contact Clarissa Valdez at MECA, 713-802-9370.
Non-Paid Internship
Job Description
Title: Development Department Intern
Reports to: Development Director, Communications Manager, and the Media & Public Relations Coordinator
June, July, & August - 40 Hours Per Week
September through May - 20 Hours Per Week
Summary of Job Description: To assist in the promotion of MECA and its programs and performances in the community.
Specific Responsibilities: |
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Activities/Responsibilities |
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Under the direction of the Media and PR Coordinator create and distribute information and press packets as needed. |
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With the Media and PR Coordinator represent MECA at all Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce events. |
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With the Media and PR Coordinator represent MECA at all PRSA-Houston Chapter events. |
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At the request of the Media and PR Coordinator represent or coordinate representation for MECA for most print, television, and radio interviews. |
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With the communications manager coordinate the mail out for MECA's quarterly newsletter Artístico. |
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Under the direction of the Media and PR Coordinator, responsible for the promotion and marketing of the Viva Mariachi MECA. |
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Assist Media and Public Relations Coordinator with various tasks as needed. |
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Fax press releases to all media on certain events. |
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Assist Media and Public Relations Coordinator with the advertising, marketing, media and public relations for MECA Day of the Dead Festival: Honoring our Past, Celebrating our Future. |
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Maintain MECA voice mail box 34 in Spanish as the MECA calendar of events. |
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Maintain consignment relationship with Zocalo and Casa Ramirez. |
Expectations/Qualifications/Experience Required
- Commitment to mission of MECA
- Excellent communication skills (written and verbal)
- Bilingual (English & Spanish)
- Very Strong organizational skills, leadership skills
- Computer Literate {MS Word, Excel, other Programs}
- Fast Learner
- Ability to Multitask
- People Skills
- Courteous
- Hardworking
- Team Player
Contact Clarissa L. Valdez to apply
phone: (713) 802-9370 extension 26.
American Humanics Nonprofit Certificate Program
Through the
Graduate School of Social Work
At the
University of Houston
American Humanics Student Internship
I. Purpose
The American humanics student internship provides the student with a
meaningful and intensive on the job experience in preparation for an
entry
level manager position while maintaining a student role, and provides
the
organization with the opportunity to train and utilize future
professionals
in the nonprofit sector
a successful internship will require long term planning by the
student which includes substantial input and mentoring from the
departmental
academic advisor, the American Humanics Program Director, and the
agency
supervisor.
II. Program Overview
Mission Statement: to prepare undergraduate students for the American
Humanics certification in nonprofit management and be the preferred
source
of entry-level nonprofit professionals.
Contact Clarissa L. Valdez to apply
phone: (713) 802-9370 extension 26.
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