CSOC Summer Internship
We train our students to become disciples of Christ and fishers of men.
CSOC Summer Internship
We train our students to become disciples of Christ and fishers of men.
Our Program
Our Summer Internship began in 2005 for the purpose of equipping students to serve Jesus. Interns work side-by-side with staff members on campus and in the community.
Our primary goal in this internship is to help UT freshmen thrive in college by finding friends for life and life in Christ. For the majority of the time, all interns are committed to participate in the UT freshmen orientations, which span seven weeks starting in June. In addition, interns will learn to work and coordinate on a service team. Other opportunities include participating in regional trips and mentoring junior high and high school students during a two-week program in July.
What We Do
Enjoy God’s Person
Enjoy God’s Person
We help our interns enjoy God’s person by nurturing their relationship with the Lord Jesus. We believe that the basis of our service comes from knowing Him and His Word in a living way. Throughout the summer, come gain insight from our staff members as they unveil God’s person within the Scriptures to strengthen your daily Christian walk.
We help our interns enjoy God’s person by nurturing their relationship with the Lord Jesus. We believe that the basis of our service comes from knowing Him and His Word in a living way. Throughout the summer, come gain insight from our staff members as they unveil God’s person within the Scriptures to strengthen your daily Christian walk.
Fulfill God’s Purpose
Fulfill God’s Purpose
Every summer thousands of new freshmen come to UT and begin to make decisions that will set their course for the rest of their life. Shouldn’t someone be there to tell them about Jesus? Join our staff members as they will guide you to learn valuable lessons in outreach and the gospel, reaching man and shepherding people to fulfill God’s purpose.
Every summer thousands of new freshmen come to UT and begin to make decisions that will set their course for the rest of their life. Shouldn’t someone be there to tell them about Jesus? Join our staff members as they will guide you to learn valuable lessons in outreach and the gospel, reaching man and shepherding people to fulfill God’s purpose.
Together with God’s People
Together with God’s People
In our service to the Lord, we realize what the Lord wants is not an individual work, but to work as a team, especially together with God’s people. We develop our interns to learn real teamwork by praying together and coordinating on all kinds of dynamic projects in our service groups.
In our service to the Lord, we realize what the Lord wants is not an individual work, but to work as a team, especially together with God’s people. We develop our interns to learn real teamwork by praying together and coordinating on all kinds of dynamic projects in our service groups.
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Important Dates and Deadlines
Internship Fall Info Session: October 17, 2024, October 31, 2024 (outline here)
Early Application Deadline: November 7, 2024
Application Deadline: November 21, 2024
Internship Spring Info Session: February 27, 2025
Commitment Deadline: May 2, 2025
Internship Training: May 19-22, 2025
First Day of Internship: May 27, 2025
FAQ
What is the duration of the internship?
The internship will begin on May 19, 2025 with a three day training program and end on July 25, 2025.
What are the expected work hours of an intern?
The total time commitment is 25-35 hours weekly, Mondays-Fridays.
Can I work as a full-time intern if I am taking summer courses?
Taking summer courses during the CSOC Summer Internship would be difficult. We recommend taking no more than one course in the summer to gain the proper experience and mentorship. Attached here is our 2019 schedule that may help in finding classes that complement with the internship.
Is the summer internship paid?
We ask our interns to commit a minimum of two consecutive weeks of full-time participation to be eligible to receive financial support. Full-time interns are eligible to receive a stipend up to $300 weekly.
What if I can only participate part-time?
There is a minimum commitment of two consecutive weeks which will be paid, but we welcome all students to volunteer with us based on their availability. Part time interns are eligible to be reimbursed according to our guidelines which can be asked in our interview process.
How can I find housing in Austin for the summer?
Generally, we are able to help our interns find housing. In addition, we offer a housing stipend of $55 per week for full-time interns to help offset the cost oof rent.
What are the incentives for the early application deadline?
If you apply to the CSOC internship before the listed early application deadline and commit to participate full-time in the internship training and Weeks 1-5 (May 27-June 27), we will reimburse your registration at the annual college training (a five-day retreat in Athens, GA).
What are the possible service teams I can join in the summer?
- Content Creation – Create graphic designs, videos and written content to engage our prospective members and to represent CSOC visually online and on campus.
- Social Media Advertising – Participate in managing our social media accounts, primarily Instagram, in reaching out to students through our posts, stories, and reels.
- Virtual Connections – Develop an effective way to message incoming students and to build connections with them using platforms like Zoom and FaceTime.
- Practical Service – Get hands-on experience in carrying out activities over the internship through setup, meals and breakdown.
- Intern Wellness – Learn to care for the interns and the internship by being attuned to the overall morale of the team.