Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Thursday, April 11, 2013
Vince Camuto Fashion Forecast
On Tuesday, April 9th Vince Camuto launched their third Spring contest, Fashion Forecast. The contest offers entrants nationwide the opportunity to win $1,000 to vincecamuto.com.
- Fashion Forecast will run as follows:
- For ten days Vince Camuto Facebook fans will enter to win by choosing their favorite of five featured Vince Camuto items. Once an item has been selected, participants will write a style tip about their chosen product.
- After the entry period has ended, a week long submission review will begin.
- The Vince Camuto team will select six submissions as prize winners. One grand prize winner will win $1,000 tovincecamuto.com and five runners-up will receive $500 to vincecamuto.com. This opportunity is open to participants nationwide, with a limit of one entry per person.
- To enter the contest now, go to: http://on.fb.me/156cb2G.
- For more information on the Vince Camuto brand visit: www.facebook.com/
vincecamutofans.
- The Ambassador program is an expansion of the 2011-2012 campus program. Last year, across 10 campuses, the Vince Camuto brand raised awareness through events and contests, developing loyal communities of brand advocates. With a focus on fashion, career goals, branding, charity, retail programs and peer-to-peer partnership, Vince Camuto incentivizes students to think about communication, brand awareness and cultivating excitement for a larger purpose. With the expanded 50 campus program the Vince Camuto brand is continuing to be an active part of college lifestyles.
- For more information on the Vince Camuto college program, and to see what activities may be happening at your school check out the Vince Camuto on Campus Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/
VConCampus.
- For more information please contact Rebecca Gnirke, Program Strategist, Youth Marketing Connection, at beckyg@youthmarketing.com.
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
SONY Job Opportunity!
Expectant graduation year of 2015 or 2016.
Minimum GPA of 3.2
As a product promoter the students will work P/T for 10-15 hours per week
Only promote Sony products on Campus in high traffic areas, do demonstrations in dorms etc… this is a NO sales job and only a promotions job
$12 an hour
1 academic year commitment to the program
I have attached more information about the program, please feel free to contact me if you any questions about the program.
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
2013 Fall Internships with Madison Parks!
The City of Madison Parks Division manages 260 parks and over 6000 acres of land and includes various departments including: recreation services, maintenance, four golf courses, Olbrich Botanical Gardens, Warner Park Community Recreation Center, Goodman Pool, facilities, conservation, forestry, cemetery, planning, and administrative staff.
The Parks Division is currently recruiting 2013 fall semester interns in various departments.
Special Events Intern: The intern will assist in planning and coordination of various special events and programs.
Volunteer Management Intern: The intern will assist with developing a comprehensive Parks volunteer program including recruitment, coordinating volunteer days, and gain overall understanding of volunteer management.
Marketing/Graphic Design Intern: Assisting with development of media and marketing plans of the Madison Parks Division including designing logos, brochures, and promotional material.
Communications Intern: This intern will assist with drafting press releases, writing web content, researching and writing articles.
It is the philosophy of the Parks Division that the department and the student develop a partnership where staff share their education and experience so as to provide a valuable learning experience for the intern. In exchange, the intern enhances the department's programs by providing new ideas and suggestions. Together, staff and interns work toward the department's vision to enrich lives through quality parks and programs.
This internship can run 6-12 weeks during the semester. Intern hours can range from 10-35 hours per week, but the internship may not exceed a total of 240 total hours for the whole internship. Interns will be compensated at a rate of $500/per 80 hours work or per credit earned. The duration of the internship can be determined with the intern. Hours are flexible, but most will occur between 8:00am-4:30pm, Monday-Friday, although some weekend and evening hours will be required.
All applicants must fill out an online application and email a resume by the April 17, deadline to khopfensperger@cityofmadison.com to be considered for a fall internship.
The Parks Division is currently recruiting 2013 fall semester interns in various departments.
Special Events Intern: The intern will assist in planning and coordination of various special events and programs.
Volunteer Management Intern: The intern will assist with developing a comprehensive Parks volunteer program including recruitment, coordinating volunteer days, and gain overall understanding of volunteer management.
Marketing/Graphic Design Intern: Assisting with development of media and marketing plans of the Madison Parks Division including designing logos, brochures, and promotional material.
Communications Intern: This intern will assist with drafting press releases, writing web content, researching and writing articles.
It is the philosophy of the Parks Division that the department and the student develop a partnership where staff share their education and experience so as to provide a valuable learning experience for the intern. In exchange, the intern enhances the department's programs by providing new ideas and suggestions. Together, staff and interns work toward the department's vision to enrich lives through quality parks and programs.
This internship can run 6-12 weeks during the semester. Intern hours can range from 10-35 hours per week, but the internship may not exceed a total of 240 total hours for the whole internship. Interns will be compensated at a rate of $500/per 80 hours work or per credit earned. The duration of the internship can be determined with the intern. Hours are flexible, but most will occur between 8:00am-4:30pm, Monday-Friday, although some weekend and evening hours will be required.
All applicants must fill out an online application and email a resume by the April 17, deadline to khopfensperger@cityofmadison.com to be considered for a fall internship.
For more information, please visit http://www.cityofmadison.com/parks/about/internships.cfm
Sunday, April 7, 2013
The Council of Public
Relations Firms, the U.S. trade organization representing America's leading
public relations firms, is offering college students the unique opportunity to
demonstrate their creativity to PR firm leaders across the country in the "Take Flight with PR" video contest...and
one lucky winner will walk away with a potential career-launching prize.
Between now and June 28,
2013, we will be searching for the video that most persuasively and creatively
responds to the following prompt:
"A career in PR is
an opportunity for me to __________."
Contestants will choose
an interest, idea or passion they have, showing in their videos how a career in
public relations would enable them to bring their dream to life. The contest is
aimed at showcasing the multitude of careers possible at public relations
firms, including career paths in brand marketing, public advocacy, video
production, design, and more.
Submissions will be
judged based on creativity, storytelling and meaningfulness in relation to the
contest prompt.
The contest will run from
April 2, 2013 - June 28, 2013. Crowd sourced voting on the contest platform,
hosted by Strutta.com
will take place concurrently, with the top 9 vote getters and 1 "critic's
choice" advancing to the semi-final round. In July, a blue ribbon panel of
PR firm leaders, including: Tim Bird, President & COO, Cooney/Waters
Group; Rob Bratskeir, GM/New York, Executive Vice President, 360 Public
Relations; Nelson Fernandez, Managing Director, New York, APCO Worldwide;
Jim Joseph, President, North America, Cohn & Wolfe; Dave Senay,
President & CEO, Fleishman-Hillard; Stephanie Smirnov, Chief
Executive Officer, U.S., DeVries Global; Lisa Travatello, Practice
Chair, Global Brand and Consumer Marketing & Creative Director, Burson-Marsteller,
and Renee Wilson, President, MSLGROUP North America will view and judge
these top 10 videos and select the ultimate winner.
The winner gets the
following PR Leadership Prize Package:
$2,500 prize
An expense paid trip to New York City
Winning video premiered before150+ executives at the Council's
Annual Dinner in New York on October 23 and showcased on the Council website
The opportunity to meet with up to 3 PR firm leaders
Featured in a Council "Firm Voice" blog post
We hope you will help us
spread the word to the next generation of PR stars!
Friday, April 5, 2013
Athletic Marketing Intern
Employer: UW Division of Intercollegiate
Pay: $7.25 /hr
Deadline: 4/19/2013
Name: Adam Ahearn
Email: ata@athletics.wisc.edu
University of Wisconsin
Division of Intercollegiate Athletics
Internship Opportunities
The UW Athletic Department is currently accepting applicants for student internships in the Athletic Marketing Office. These intensive internships will provide hands on experience in Division I college athletics. Those who have a desire to work in sports marketing and a passion for athletics are encouraged to apply. The internships begin in August 2013 and conclude in May 2014.
Athletic Marketing Intern
The Athletic Marketing Intern will assist the UW Athletic Marketing staff with the following duties:
- Assist in the development and execution of promotions to foster ticket sales
- Assist in the preparation, set-up, and execution of game promotions (pre-game giveaways, in-game contests, and special introductions/ceremonies)
- Manage interactive kids’ area
- Event support for special non-game day functions (autograph sessions, kids’ clinics, and kids’ events)
- Other event and office duties as assigned
In total, the position requires 10-20 hours per week. Selected weeks require more. In addition to office hours (approx. 6 hours per week), the candidate must be willing to work irregular event hours including nights and weekends. The candidate must have demonstrated creative and customer relations skills in a fast-paced, high-profile environment. Additionally, the candidate must be hardworking, reliable, outgoing, and interact well with people of all ages.
These internships are paid positions and may also be available for coursework credit (consult with your academic advisor).
To apply, please submit a cover letter and resume to:
UW Division of Intercollegiate Athletics
Attn: Athletic Marketing Internship
1440 Monroe Street
Madison, WI 53711
NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE
Deadline for Application is Friday, April 19, 2013 at 5pm
Communications Assistant Student Hourly Position
Employer: Wisconsin Center for Education Research Human Resources
Pay: $10.00 /hr
Deadline: 5/2/2013
Email: Wcerbusofc@wcer.wisc.edu
Position: Communications Assistant Student Hourly Position
Project: Epistemic Games Group
Rate: $10.00/hour
Hours: 10-15 hours/week
Period: Looking for someone to start ASAP. Must be able to work for at least part of the summer.
Project Description: This position will assist the Communications Director to promote, publicize, and document the activities of the group for a broad audience. The Epistemic Games Group conducts cutting-edge research on educational computer games and learning analytics, and the Communications Assistant will help to disseminate this research to the UW community, other researchers, and the public. Information about the group can be found on our website http://edgaps.org/gaps/
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