BA 353H Internship: What you need to know!

We’ve received a lot of questions recently regarding the internship course, BA 353H. So here’s what you need to know: All BHP students are required to complete the internship course (pass/fail only) in order to graduate. The internship requires the completion of 160 work hours and attendance at a mandatory internship orientation with Dr. Cox. In addition, students must turn in a detailed journal describing daily internship activities, an employer documentation form, an internship summary form, a current resume, and a term paper describing the student’s internship experience and its impact on the student’s career plans. All materials must be submitted in a three-ring term paper cover by September 15th (if completed internship in summer), November 15th (if completed in fall), or April 15th (if completed in spring). All internships must be approved BEFORE the student begins his/her internship at the following link: http://www.mccombs.utexas.edu/udean/advising/internships/register.asp.

 

For more information about the BA 353H internship course, please visit http://www.mccombs.utexas.edu/programs/bhp/advising/BA353HRequirements.asp and talk to your academic advisors. If you have any questions, please call our office at 512-475-6325.

Study Abroad Photo Contest – You Choose the Winner!

It’s that time again! BBA International Programs in the Undergraduate Program Office is holding the Study Abroad Photo Contest which showcases the exciting travels, experiences, and adventures of students who studied abroad on BBA exchange programs last semester.

We encourage all registered BBA and MPA students to vote for their favorite photo by the April 16th deadline! It’s easy…just view the photos, choose your favorite one and vote!

Only ONE vote per business student is allowed. A special thanks to the Clay Pit, the Alamo Drafthouse – Lake Creek and Tiff’s Treats for sponsoring this contest.

Click here to view the Photo Contest Entries

Click here to vote!

Mar. 30th – 2010 Forte Career Lab for Women

All undergraduate women, regardless of major, are invited to attend an evening of exploration and inspiration. Discover how business knowledge can enhance your academic background, professional ambitions, social or service interests, and help you segue into an exciting and opportunity-rich career.

As a founding sponsor of the Forté Foundation, the Texas MBA Program will provide industry panels, student insight, and networking opportunities. Accomplished women who have attended the Texas MBA program will reveal the new world of business and help you envision your role in it. All undergraduate women with an interest in business will benefit from this event!

Cost: Complimentary! The Forté Career Lab is paid for by the Texas MBA Program, corporate sponsors and the Graduate Management Admission Council
Attire: Business Casual
Agenda: See full agenda at http://mba.mccombs.utexas.edu/diversity/women/careerlab.asp
Register to attend here, and tell your friends!

Volunteer at the Health Promotions Resource Center

Fun, valuable and career-building volunteer opportunities exist on campus through the Health Promotion Resource Center, a part of University Health Services.

Apply now to become a peer educator. Students selected to become peer educators will receive specialized training in health topics, gain experience facilitating classes and workshops, and conduct outreach on campus. Peer Educators serve the UT community by promoting healthy choices and make a positive impact on their peers. Applicants can choose from one of three peer education programs: Alcohol and Drug Education, Healthy Sexuality and Nutrition.

To apply, visit the UHS website at http://www.healthyhorns.utexas.edu/peereducation.html. Applications are due March 26, 2010.

Job Fair for UT Learning Center and Career Exploration Center

Are you a full-time student looking for a job on campus next year?  Consider working for the UT Learning Center (UTLC) and Career Exploration Center (CEC)! The UTLC and CEC hire tutors, outreach assistants, academic coaches, career-learning assistants and work study receptionists. Their offices are one of the largest student employers on campus and pay some of the highest student salaries.

The 2010 Job Fair is on Thursday, March 25th at 5:30 p.m. in Jester Auditorium (JES A121A).

Hear from some of our 200 student educators about their experiences working in the offices.  Professional staff will also be available to discuss job requirements and answer questions.  For more details on available positions, or for application information, check out the employment pages at www.utexas.edu/student/utlc/employment and http://www.utexas.edu/student/cec/intern/.

The application and recommendation deadline for most positions is April 2nd.

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