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- Acquire hands-on experience applying classroom knowledge on the job
- Verify career and degree choice
- Network with decision makers and business professionals
- Possibility of permanent employment
- Provides opportunity for resume building
- Help acclimate to a workplace environment after graduation
- Possibility of more rapid advancement than non-intern candidates
- Develop interviewing and job search skills
- Receive course credit towards degree
- Strengthen graduate school admission application
This experience allowed me to self-reflect professionally and realize the value of accepting an internship to propel my career.
Annie Gonzalez, BBA in Management
Corporate HR Intern at H-E-B
This internship gave me the confidence and experience to start my career.
Paul Espinoza, BBA in Management
People Development HR Intern at McCoy's
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Commercial & Business Development Intern at Port of Corpus Christi
June 30, 2026
Employer: Port of Corpus Christi
Expires: 07/31/2026
Job SummaryThis position, under general supervision of the Manager of Commercial & Business Development, is responsible primarily for assisting in the completion of assigned projects and tasks as designated. Essential Functions: Become familiar with Port of Corpus Christi Authority (PCCA) Commercial & Business Development, Foreign Trade Zone, Operations and Communications areasAssist in identifying marketing opportunities related to specified programs, such as outlets to promote the PortIdentify methods to increase Port recognition and the best way to invest marketing dollarsAssist in compiling and analyzing data for market studies, cost analysis, and commodity trackingPerforms research for cargo/business opportunities in expanding and new energy-related cargos within Texas and international marketsLearn Port operations and support strategies for multimodal logisticsAssist in the preparation and design of Port presentations required by the Executive and Commercial & Business Development DepartmentPerform benchmark analysis comparing PCCA tariffs to other Gulf PortsPerform updates to contact database; works closely with ITAssist with scheduling, preparing, and attending meetings virtually and in personAssist with specified tasks and projects as requiredAdheres to Port policy and maintains good employee relationsCompletes assigned tasks and works required hours/shifts to fulfill Port objectivesPerforms other related duties as assigned Additional Physical Factors: While performing duties employee is regularly required to sit, speak or hear, use hand finger movements; occasionally required to stand, walk, reach stoop, kneel and lift and/or move up to 20 pounds. Environmental Factors: General office and outdoor work environments. Minimum Qualifications: This is an internship position. Candidates shall be enrolled in an accredited college or university with a major in Business Administration, Marketing or related field; demonstrated written and oral proficiency in the English language; proficiency in Spanish preferred. Strong writing, editing and graphic communication skills, organizational and time management skills; ability to operate a personal computer and a variety of programs, office equipment, and internet. Must deal effectively with the public and varying levels of management. Application Process:Interested and qualified candidates must apply online at www.portofcc.com on or before July 12th, 2026, 11:59 PM CST.If you are selected for a position with PCCA, your employment will be contingent upon submission to and successful completion of a drug test and alcohol screening as well as a verification of information and qualifications provided during the selection process.As part of our dedication to the diversity of our workforce, PCCA is committed to Equal Employment Opportunity. Applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard for race, color, gender, religion, national origin, disability, veteran status, military status, age, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information or any other protected group status.
Emergency Management Intern at Port of Corpus Christi
June 30, 2026
Employer: Port of Corpus Christi
Expires: 07/31/2026
Job Summary This position, under the general supervision of the Emergency Management Specialist, is responsible for supporting a comprehensive emergency management program for the Port of Corpus Christi Authority (PCCA).Essential Functions:Assist in the development, coordination and execution of an exercise to test a portion of the Port’s Emergency Action PlanSupport the completion of an After-Action Review and Improvement Plan for the exerciseAssist the Director of Emergency Management in daily program activities and general administrative duties with the primary focus on training and exercise program development and operational readinessAttends meetings, participates in exercises and assist in the Emergency Operations Center and/or Command Post during emergenciesAdheres to PCCA policy, and maintains good employee relationsAssist the division with special projects as directed and performs other duties as assignedSpring Semester: Assists with coordination of the regional preparedness conference and exercisePerforms other duties as assignedAdditional Physical Factors:While performing duties employee is regularly required to sit, speak or hear, use hand to finger movements; frequently required to stand, walk, reach, stoop, kneel and lift and/or move up to 30 pounds. Environmental Factors:General office and outdoor work environments. Minimum Qualifications:This is an internship position. Candidates shall be enrolled in an accredited college or university majoring in public safety, fire science, law enforcement; emergency management, or emergency response with demonstrated written and oral proficiency in the English language; proficiency in Spanish preferred. Candidates applying in the Spring semester majoring in communications, marketing, or other related majors will be considered to assist with coordination of the regional preparedness conference and exercise. Strong writing, editing and graphic communication skills, organizational and time management skills; ability to operate a personal computer and a variety of programs, office equipment, and internet. Must deal effectively with the public and varying levels of management. APPLICATION PROCESSInterested and qualified candidates must apply online at www.portofcc.com on or before July 12th, 2026, 11:59 PM CST.If you are selected for a position with PCCA, your employment will be contingent upon submission to and successful completion of a drug test and alcohol screening as well as a verification of information and qualifications provided during the selection process.As part of our dedication to the diversity of our workforce, PCCA is committed to Equal Employment Opportunity. Applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard for race, color, gender, religion, national origin, disability, veteran status, military status, age, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information or any other protected group status.
Executive Events Intern at San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo
June 8, 2026
Employer: San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo
Expires: 07/09/2026
Executive Events Intern – San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo (2026–2027)📍 San Antonio, TX🗓️ October 2026 – April 2027 (Full-Time, Seasonal)About This OpportunityLooking for a hands-on, high-impact internship where you’ll gain real-world experience and work directly with executive leadership?The San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo is seeking an Executive Events Intern to support planning and execution of VIP events, guest experiences, and leadership activities during one of the largest annual events in Texas.What You’ll DoAssist with planning and execution of executive-level eventsSupport VIP guest management, including suites and special dinnersCoordinate schedules, travel, and event logisticsPrepare materials such as invitations, itineraries, and briefing documentsWork directly with executive staff and volunteer leadershipGain hands-on experience during live event operations (February Rodeo)What You’ll Gain✅ Direct exposure to executive leadership✅ Experience working a large-scale, nationally recognized event✅ Professional skills in event coordination, communication, and organization✅ Networking opportunities with industry leaders and professionals✅ Meaningful involvement in a mission-driven nonprofit supporting youth and agriculturePreferred QualificationsMajoring in or interested in:Event ManagementHospitality & TourismCommunicationsBusinessAgriculture or related fieldsStrong organizational and communication skillsProfessional, detail-oriented, and proactiveAbility to work in a fast-paced environmentCustomer service or hospitality experience preferredImportant DetailsSchedule: Monday–Friday (hours vary during Rodeo; extended evenings/weekends required in February)Location: San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo offices and event venuesPhysical Requirements: Ability to stand, walk, and lift up to 30 lbsHow to ApplySubmit the following:ResumeCover Letter(3) References📧 Send to: karen@sarodeo.com📌 Subject Line: Executive Events InternshipWhy This MattersThe San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo is a nonprofit organization dedicated to developing the youth of Texas through agriculture and education. This internship offers a rare opportunity to be part of that mission while gaining valuable, hands-on experience.
Executive Department Intern at Austin Film Festival
April 1, 2026
Employer: Austin Film Festival
Expires: 08/01/2026
Department Description: The Executive Department consists primarily of the Executive Director, Barbara Morgan, the Executive Assistant, and the Bookkeeper. This Executive Department is responsible for a wide variety of roles ranging from accounting and fiscal oversight to administrative duties to overall festival logistics. Job Description: The Executive Department is looking for flexible, organized, committed team players with a sense of humor to join our department. Applicants should be interested in both administrative and creative functions. Job Responsibilities:Coordinate and execute executive department administrative and special projects.Project coordination: maintaining deadlines, getting price quotes, creating priorities, assisting in the implementation of daily tasks, assisting with administrative projects.Administrative duties: assisting Bookkeeper and Executive Administrator with accounting functions, organizational filing, researching grants and sponsorship opportunities, assisting Executive Administrator during the Festival.Ongoing: Researching and creating systems and structures that help support the Executive Director and Executive Assistant. Project Ownership Opportunities: Executive Department Interns will work with, but not exclusively to, projects such as our ongoing grants research and application processes, our highly important organizational system, budget and account management, and research of and communication with partners such as vendors, venues, or hotels.Interns will get the opportunity to:Learn and develop highly important physical and digital organizational systems for the festivalAssist to upkeep the storage and filing of the departments and festival’s critical filesAssist in managing budget and finance information for various accounts and departmentsExperience and assist in communication with significant partners for the festival, such as hotels and venuesGain understanding of and exposure to logistical aspects of the festivalGain understanding of and exposure to administrative functions of an organization Qualifications:Motivated with self-management characteristicsExcellent organizational skillsAbility to multi-task efficientlyGood communication skillsProcess-oriented problem solverExposure to events and marketing preferred, but not requiredProficient in Microsoft OfficeAdministrative experience and/or classes taken preferred Timeframe: Spring, Summer, and Fall semester internships available
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Student Guidelines
- Management majors are eligible to enroll in MGT 4395 (no concentration), MGT 4392 (Human Resources concentration), or MGT 4393 (Entrepreneurial Studies concentration) for three (3) hours credit for approved internships.
- The internship position must be approved by the internship coordinator. The postings on our website are pre-approved. If the internship is not posted on our website, the student must submit a job description on company letterhead.
- Responsibilities must be beyond the scope of the "average” part-time or temporary job.
- Internship credit is allowed only for students who secure approval for their internship prior to beginning work with their supervising company.
- The internship must be scheduled for a minimum of 10 weeks and 200 job hours during the fall or spring semester, or 8 weeks and 160 job hours during the summer. The internship may be either full-time or part-time.
- It is the intern's responsibility to schedule his or her work hours around the class schedule. Special registration considerations are not provided.
- Students may enroll in only three (3) additional courses during a fall or spring internship or one (1) additional course each session during a summer internship.
- The internship may be either paid or non-paid. This will be determined by the student and the supervising company.
- The student intern must submit all required reports in a timely manner to the course instructor:
- Intern Profile
- Monthly Progress Reports
- Mid-Term Check In
- Supervisor Evaluation
- The intern profile, monthly progress reports, and midterm visit count approximately 50% of the course grade; the supervisor's evaluation counts approximately 50%.
Employer Guidelines
Management majors are eligible to enroll in a management internship for three hours of credit for approved internships.
- The internship position must be approved by the Internship Coordinator. The employer is asked to prepare a job description on company letterhead to submit for approval. Responsibilities must be beyond the scope of the "average” part-time or temporary job.
- The internship must be scheduled for a minimum of 10 weeks and 200 job hours during the fall or spring semester or 8 weeks and 160 job hours during the summer. The internship may be either full-time or part-time.
- The internship may be either paid or non-paid. This will be determined by the student and the supervising company.
- The student must submit progress reports which include information about the company and the internship experience to the Internship Coordinator. The supervisor is asked to ensure that the intern has access to the information needed to complete these reports, including: an analysis of the history of the company; mission, vision, goals and objectives; marketing strategies; competitive analysis; management and leadership styles; human resources practices; the student’s job responsibilities and learning objectives for the internship; and other topics. Company financial information is NOT a required component of the report.
- The supervisor is asked to complete an evaluation of the intern’s performance, which will constitute approximately 50% of the internship grade.
- If you have any further questions regarding employer guidelines or hiring an intern, please email the course instructor, Ms. Bobbie Moore, bm26@txstate.edu
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