COE ConnectNOW August 29 2016

HOT JOBS Week of August 29 2016

61992 Mad Science of Dallas and Fort Worth | INSTRUCTOR | DFW Area 61932 Dogwood Canyon Audubon Center | EDUCATION INTERN | Cedar Hill, TX 61854 George Bush Presidential Library | STUDENT LECTURE SERIES INTERN | Dallas 60806 Project Transformation | AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM LEADER | Dallas, TX 61782 Crowley ISD | AVID TUTOR | Crowley and Fort Worth, TX 61773 Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Fort Worth | UPWARD BOUND ADVISOR 61774 Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Fort Worth | EDUCATION SPECIALIST 61772 Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Fort Worth | PRE-COLLEGE ADVISOR 61973 S. Durham Family | AFTER-SCHOOL CHILD CARE | Fort Worth, TX 60588 Lori Elder/Talent Architects | FULL TIME TEACHER | Fort Worth, TX 61801 Transou Family | CHILD CARE | TCU area

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STUDENT WORKERS Month of August 2016

59598 Career Center: 1st Floor 52559 Career Center: 2nd Floor 62091 College of Fine Arts Dean's Office 62107 Interior Design and Fashion Merchandising 61822 Institute of Child Development 61698 Bob Schieffer College of Communication 61487 Human Resources 61354 New Media Writing Studio 40997 Mary Couts Burnett Library 38849 TCU Campus Life 61597 TCU Donor Relations

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STAY TUNED Career & Intern Expo Rec Gym September 14 - 4pm-7pm Careers in Communication Symposium Kelly Center October 5, 8am-5pm Criminal Justice and Government Networking BLUU Auditorium November 5, 5pm-6:30pm

Tell Us What You Did This Summer and WIN! How You Win: 1. Information about your jobs and internships will be shared with faculty and deans - they want to know where you’ve been 2. You will be entered into a weekly drawing for a TCU swag bag 3. Your contribution helps develop a platform with interview questions and salary information that you can use to find a job 4. Your job or internship could be highlighted on social media Go to careers.tcu.edu and then FrogJobs to report your jobs and internships.

Center for Career & Professional Development

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Apply Today for the Non-Profit Intern Scholarship Program!

Working for a non-profit can be a rewarding way to see how community based organizations serve their clients and community.

STEPS TO APPLY:

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You have two options: First, if you have an idea about an organization you would like to intern with, contact their director and see if they can use your skills. Second, you may select an organization from FrogJobs, the TCU job board. Just select the link for non-profits and you will see the list of organizations offering internships.

Complete the application on FrogJobs. Include how this internship is related to your major and what it will do to strengthen it; at least 3 objectives you would like to achieve during the internship; how many hours you will be working; why you need the scholarship and how the funds will be used.

Complete the training module.

Agree to complete a report on your learning experiences, what would have made it better and whether you would recommend this experience to another student. The report will be due no later than one week from completion of your internship. You will also be asked to submit photos of your experience for potential use on the Career Center web page.

The organization will provide an evaluation of your performance.

For more information visit: careers.tcu.edu/students/internshipscholarship If you are selected for an internship, you will be notified of the amount by the Financial Aid office. You will receive your scholarship from them.

Application Deadline – September 20, 2016

Center for Career & Professional Development

Scholarships available for unpaid internships!

Are you an undergraduate student interested in an internship?

Is the internship welldefined and does it provide experience to develop your professional skills?

Is your internship non-paying or low-paying and do you need additional funding assistance?

Intern Scholarship Program If you have or are interested in an unpaid or low-paying (less than $1,000) internship and need financial support, this program could be for you!

How to Apply for the Intern Scholarship Program Step 1

Apply for internships and secure a job offer. For assistance with internship search strategies, contact your Career Consultant at 817-257-2222.

Step 2

Upload your most current resume into FrogJobs.

Step 3

Application Deadlines Fall 2016

September 20, 2016

Spring 2017

February 20, 2017

Complete the Internship Scholarship Program application in FrogJobs.  For instructions, go to careers.tcu.edu/students/internscholarship.

For more information visit:

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Center for Career & Professional Development

TCU Career & Intern Expo Wednesday, September 14 4:00pm - 7:00pm Campus Rec Gym Meet and network with top employers hiring for internships and full time positions in a wide range of industries. All TCU students and alumni are welcome and are encouraged to dress professionally and bring a copy of their resumes.

Free professional headshots at this event!

Advanced registration is not required to attend. Students should bring their TCU IDs to check-in the day of the event. Visit careers.tcu.edu for a list of employers attending.

Center for Career & Professional Development

Download the TCU CareerFair App! Search for TCU Career Fair Plus on the App Store and Google Play Store.

(Also available through the TCU App.)

Meet Your Career Consultant Chris D'Auria

Service Offered Contact Information:

817-257-2222 c.j.dauria@tcu.edu careers.tcu.edu Jarvis Hall - 1st Floor

Assessments and Self-Discovery Tools Resume/Cover Letter Development Employment and Internship SearchStrategies Interview Preparation Graduate School Preparation Professional Development Office Hours

Monday, Tuesday 1pm-5pm: Palko 331 All Other Dates and Times: Jarvis Career Center Evening Appointments available by rquest

The Center for Career and Professional Development | Jarvis Hall | 817-257-2222 | careers.tcu.edu