Help me find an internship in Austin, Texas?
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Call colleges in the Austin area and ask them to help you find an intership in the field of accounting.  They have lots of connections.
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Get an internship in a Public Affairs, Public Information, or Communications office at a museum, a newspaper, or some big corporation. They don't pay much but are great experience. Do everything they ask you to do cheerfully, even xeroxing, and gradually you will learn about everything in the office and also, it's a great foot in the door. Where I work interns frequently get hired at the end of their internships if everyone likes them and they did a good job. Don't be afraid of hard work. You will also be able to see what kinds of jobs there are and figure out which one you'd like--writing press releases, dealing with calls from the public, answering letters from people who write to the company, etc. Good luck!
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I did a yahoo search.  Below is a link of a site that lists many pro bono lawyers in Austin.
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Go online and search. I know there is a good camp at UT Austin, me and my high school team went last summer
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Contact "The Austin Film commission".\nYou can call them or Email them.  They will also email you about upcoming roles in TV as well as films to audition for.\n\nMy best friend uses them for movie roles.  They even email ME!...I get one to three updates a week.
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Hi, I am a student at Southeastern Louisiana University in Hammond and I recieved an email about an internship last month. It's been a while, but you can try I guess. I am a finance major and the person who sent the email is from the Denham Springs office of Republic Finance. So I suppose if you have a background in business it will help. Anyway, I'll copy and paste the email below:\n\n\n-------------------------------------------------\nThe Denham Springs office of REPUBLIC FINANCE is hiring for an intern with a\n    title of assistant manager.  The job would include loan production and\n    collections as well as filing and answering phones.  Your graduation date does\n    not matter, however full time employment after graduation is a possibility. \n    The compensation is $7-9/hr. with the possibility of bonuses based on office\n    productivity.\n    \n    If you are interested you should send a resume and cover letter to Elisa Russell\n    at elisarussell05@yahoo.com with a subject line indicating internship program. \n    You  may also contact Ms Russell at (225) 665-3777 (office phone), (225)\n    667-0501 (fax) or at 654 South Range Ave, Denham Springs, LA 70726.\n    \n    Sincerely,\n    Dr. Lewis\n\n----------------------------------------------\n\nI'm just a freshman in my second semester, so I didn't try to get this internship. In any case, you might try and contact them and see if they have anyting open that you could apply for. Good Luck and I hope this helps.
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Hospitals are the best places for internships.  Also some drug stores such as Osco, CVS, Walgreens, etc. might be worth giving a call.
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Here are two resources that might be useful to you: 1) for job, check out jobrobots.com, It has over 600,000+ fresh job listings posted within last 3 weeks aggregated from multiple career sites in the US including monster, hotjobs and careerbuilder etc. so you can compare austin and bay area 2) House. Checking out housingrobots.com, it will give you an idea on house price and features. Good luck.
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Send a resume to awesomejobs@abercrombie.com.\n\nHere is a list of open positions:\nhttp://jobsearch.monster.com/jobsearch.asp?co=xaafx
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Contact your local newspaper and ask if you can do an internship in the sports department.
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Oh! A question about Texas that I can answer. I have so many friends who go there, and although I don't attend myself, I've been there a time or two. Austin is amazing, it's really such a great town, really up there on the younger-people's places to visit list. Good nightlife and odd places to visit, plus being the capitol of Texas, it's amazingly rife with gung-ho liberals, as well as conservatives, both often times doing what activists do on the capitol building. \n\nTHe university itself is great. Of all the Universities in Texas to go to, it is probably, and arguably the best. (You'd have to take that up with their rials A&M) It has some amazing programs, and as long as you can stand the fact that it also holds the most students of any other campus in Texas (40-50000, I think, if not more!) then you've got a great place to go to. \n\nFinancial Aid is good, so I hear, many of my friends have recieved some. And international students are always welcomed, every college in Texas is very welcoming of people from out of country, and tend to give them wonderful scholarships (as well as their mother country in most cases), mainly because it makes us look good to have so many people from outside the states. \n\nI really would reccomend Austin, of all places, to experience America. The climate is bearable (cold for me is just awful, I love the warmer climate), the people are wonderful, and Texas itself is such a great expanse that it encompasses everything you could want to see on your stay over here. \n\nI know I can't be of much help, but I'm sure their website can help you with more details: \nhttp://www.utexas.edu/\n\nI hope you decide to come to Texas! I've loved it this far!
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try labor ready or job searches
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Here are some ideas that may help:\n\n- Try calling the HR or recruiting department of your target employers and ask them for a list of open internships available then apply directly to the hiring manager.  \n- Ask your professors and TAs for assistance.  If they are in the industry, they should have some contacts.  Networking is usually the best way to get hired.\n- Attend industry shows and ask around for networking opportunities.
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I live in Austin Texas
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You could visit the "Virgina Employment Wytheville Field Office" located at\n800 East Main Street,  there in wytheville.\nThey would be able to point out which ones that are hiring with your background experience\n\nGood luck with your job search!!!\n\nHave a blessed day!!!
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Have you checked Craigslist?  If not go to www.craigslist.org and click on Chicago.  There are some great postings on there.  Perhaps you should look into getting a recruiter to help you out and send you on interviews.
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I would contact the group Austin Partners in Education. You can sign-up by using the first website below.  Alternatively you could contact Jennifer Bradford at (512) 637-0973 who is listed as the Mentor Coordinator according to the Austin School District's webpage.  Good luck in what I have found to be a rewarding area (though not having done it specifically in Austin).