Internships and Jobs

• General Jobs/Internships Information

• Current Internships & Jobs

General Jobs/Internships Information

• Most summer internships and jobs in journalism are not posted online or in internship books; they are the result of unique arrangements made between interested students and editors. For help in finding the best possible internship to match a student’s interests, and for assistance in arranging such internships and applying for funding to help make them possible, Yale Journalism Scholars should write to the Initiative’s coordinator, Mark Oppenheimer (mark.oppenheimer@yale.edu).

• Yale students looking for jobs and internships may wish to consult with Yale's Undergraduate Career Services.

• Many Yale alumni have expressed an interest in speaking with students about careers in journalism. Their names and contact information are available through the Association of Yale Alumni.

• Meanwhile, many summer journalism internships that are posted can be found at an excellent Web site maintained by New York University. The journalism school at the University of California at Berkeley also has an excellent jobs site.

• More internships for college students are listed on the web site of the American Society of Newspaper Editors.

• Students looking for international reporting opportunities can find English-language newspapers all over the world by consulting www.thepaperboy.com.

• Jeff Gaulin maintains a good site for those looking for Canadian journalism jobs.

• Nearly all of the weekly newspapers affiliated with the Association of Alternative Newsweeklies accept summer interns, although many of these newspaper internships do not pay. Still, students interested in the kind of opinionated, “alternative” journalism practiced at these papers are encouraged to write to editors and inquire about internships. These newspapers often have small staffs and are happy to have—and publish the writing of—eager summer interns. A list of these weeklies can be found at the AAN Web site.

• Ed2010 is an internet message board where young editors and writers in New York post rumors of job openings and publications looking for interns.

• Students who write for The Yale Daily News may apply for internships through the OCD (“Oldest College Daily” board) by writing to John Zucker ’76.

• Yale's Undergraduate Career Services has journalism internship resources on this page. 

• For jobs after graduation in the newspaper field, the best web site is JournalismJobs.com.

• The Association of Alternative Newsweeklies lists job openings for its member newspapers.

• For jobs in the magazine field, especially as an editor, designer, or publicist, see the jobs listing of MediaBistro.com, a Web site that also offers online classes and networking opportunities for freelancers:

• Many magazines list job openings on their web site. These include National Journal and Mother Jones. Most small newspapers, too, will be happy to have a poorly paid summer intern to help cover local news. If there’s some town you’d like to get to know better, write to the news editor of its local newspaper and offer your services for the summer. The smaller the town (and its newspaper), the better your odds for success. For general knowledge of the newspaper field, it’s useful to know the omnibus web site of the Poynter Institute.

Current Internships & Jobs

Starting in mid-May 2012 Izilwane (www.izilwane.org) needs news-savvy blog editors to manage, create and edit content for both the Izilwane blog and our affiliate blog with National Geographic News Watch. An ideal candidate would have experience with WordPress as well as knowledge of Chicago style writing format. A basic knowledge of current environmental issues or a willingness to learn and explore such issues is crucial. Tasks include publishing blog material several times weekly, managing content to be published on the National Geographic News Watch blog site, getting in touch with potential contributors, editing blog material and managing blog assistants. This is a virtual position. Requires minimum of 20 hours weekly. Can be full time. Minimum 4 month commitment. Email: BlogEditor@Izilwane.org.

Municipal Reporter I – (Woodland Park)

The Record has an opening for
a Reporter I covering municipalities. Duties include covering assigned
beats, regular municipal and school board meetings, and ongoing news
issues, such as downtown development or municipal programs.  Will also
develop and write feature stories. Must perform routine editorial
tasks and share office duties.  Good oral and written communication
skills, PC familiarity, and the ability to deal with others are
necessary.  Must have transportation availability to cover assignments
and be accessible for assignments during and outside regular office
hours.  The successful candidate must have at least two years of daily
newspaper reporting experience, or equivalent.  3/9/12
Days/Hours: Varied work schedule
Contact:   Send cover letter, resume, and your five best clips to
Deirdre Sykes, Sykes@northjersey.com

Assignment Editor – (Woodland Park)

The Record has an opening for an assignment editor. We’re looking for candidates with strong news
judgment, top-flight language skills, and a true appreciation for the
reporting/editing partnership. We want an editor with a sense of
urgency in covering all manner of developing news -- the ability to
move quickly and surely as events unfold, to make clear assignments
and to offer inspired guidance not only in gathering the news but in
editing stories effectively on deadline. Front-end editing is
essential. We want an editor who can help define and focus beats, spot
regional trends, run with stories beyond the initial hits and
encourage hard-hitting enterprise off the news. We want someone who
can help his or her staff meet uniformly high standards without
sacrificing individuality. Position requires five to seven years of
experience, or its equivalent, in editing and/or reporting daily and
enterprise news stories; A demonstrated capacity for recognizing what
makes a story and when an event is newsworthy; Expertise, however
gained, in the beats for which the editor is responsible; A working
knowledge of good photography, graphics, and page design; A bachelor’s
degree, or its equivalent.  We want someone who gets really excited by
a great story.  3/2/12
Days/Hours: Varied work schedule
Contact:  Send cover letter, resume, and your five best clips to
Deirdre Sykes, sykes@northjersey.com.

Reporter II – (Woodland Park)

The Record has an immediate opening
for a full-time rewrite Reporter II. We’re looking for a skilled
writer who can respond immediately when a big story breaks –
fulfilling all manner of roles that include taking feeds from
reporters in the field to weave into a definitive account or
contributing to that coverage through interviews, research and
contacts. We need someone who is adept at handling an array of
overnight assignments, both big and small, sometimes juggling several
at once. A sense of urgency, speed, strong news judgment and a truly
collaborative nature are key.  So, too, is the ability to stay on top
of news in both North Jersey and New Jersey so that he or she can jump
into a developing story without missing a beat. And for those times
when news isn’t hopping, we want someone who can find strong
enterprise story ideas and execute them with flair and depth. The job
involves afternoon and night hours. A minimum of three years daily
reporting experience, or equivalent, is required.  2/24/12
Days/Hours: Varied work schedule
Contact:  Send cover letter, resume, and your five best clips to
Deirdre Sykes, sykes@northjersey.com.

Reporter II – (Cresskill)

 The Record has an opening for a full-time
Reporter II covering municipalities in Bergen County. We’re looking
for a self-starter who can break news as well as cover breaking news,
propose and execute enterprise ideas, spot significant regional trends
and move quickly and surely to contribute developing stories to the
Web. The ability to write clean, clear and accurate copy is critical.
And of course, we’re looking for a team player who will complement and
enhance the excellent work of our current team of municipal reporters.
A minimum of three years of daily reporting experience, or its
equivalent, is required.  2/24/12
Days/Hours: Varied work schedule
Contact:   Send cover letter, resume, and your five best clips to
Deirdre Sykes, Sykes@northjersey.com

Specialty Writer – (Trenton)

The Trenton Bureau has an opening for a
full time Specialty Writer to cover a broad range of state issues and
the people who run state government. The bureau covers important
breaking news and breaks news of its own, but puts a heavy emphasis on
enterprise – telling readers not only what is happening in the State
House but why it’s happening and what it means to them here in North
Jersey. At least five years of daily reporting experience is required.
Prior experience covering state and county governments are pluses.
2/17/12
Days/Hours: Varied work schedule
Contact:   Send cover letter, resume, and your five best clips to
Deirdre Sykes, Sykes@northjersey.com

Reporter II - (Woodland Park)

The Features Department has an opening
for a full-time Reporter II covering entertainment.  We’re looking for
a self-starter who can report and write engaging stories that explore
a variety of entertainment topics, propose and execute in-depth
enterprise ideas, spot significant entertainment trends at an early
stage and move quickly and surely to contribute developing stories to
the Web. The successful candidate must have at least three years of
daily reporting experience, or its equivalent, and demonstrate both
broad and in-depth knowledge and expertise regarding entertainment. In
addition, the candidate must have in-depth experience in social media
- blogs, Twitter, apps, and she/he must work with the Features’
department senior management in formulating strategies to capture
readers and have the ability to carry out that strategy. The ideal
candidate should also have knowledge of the arts, pop and culture
scene in New Jersey, notably Northern New Jersey, as well as critical
writing expertise. 2/3/12
Days/Hours: Varied work schedule (may include weekends)
Contact:  Send cover letter, resume, and your five best clips to
Stephanie Rivers, rivers@northjersey.com

Reporter II – (Clifton)

The Record has an opening for a full-time
Reporter II covering municipalities in Passaic County. We’re looking
for a self-starter who can break news as well as cover breaking news,
propose and execute enterprise ideas, spot significant regional trends
and move quickly and surely to contribute developing stories to the
Web. The ability to write clean, clear and accurate copy is critical.
And of course, we’re looking for a team player who will complement and
enhance the excellent work of our current team of municipal reporters.
A minimum of three years of daily reporting experience, or its
equivalent, is required.  1/13/12.
Days/Hours: Varied work schedule
Contact:   Send cover letter, resume, and your five best clips to
Deirdre Sykes, Sykes@northjersey.com

Reporter II – (Woodland Park)

The Record's Business Department is
seeking a Reporter II to cover breaking news and trends, and write
enterprise on a wide variety of business topics.  The candidate should
be a self-starter who is current on trends and issues that affect
business, with a firm grasp of business fundamentals and a strong
interest in developing his or her expertise. The candidate will be
expected to produce hard-hitting enterprise for the Sunday business
section and A-1. A minimum of three years of daily business writing
experience, or its equivalent, is required. We highly value candidates
who can develop their own stories and who can explain complex topics
with clear, concise, and compelling writing. 1/20/12
Days/Hours: Varied work schedule
Contact:  Send cover letter, resume, and your five best clips to Bill
Donnellon, Donnellon@northjersey.com

Digital Producer at Bloomberg 

New York, New York (Greater New York City Area) 

The Company
Bloomberg, the global business and financial information and news leader, gives influential decision makers a critical edge by connecting them to a dynamic network of information, people and ideas. The company's strength - delivering data, news and analytics through innovative technology, quickly and accurately - is at the core of the Bloomberg Professional service, which provides real time financial information to more than 300,000 subscribers globally. Bloomberg's enterprise solutions build on the company's core strength, leveraging technology to allow customers to access, integrate, distribute and manage data and information across organizations more efficiently and effectively. Through Bloomberg Law, Bloomberg Government and Bloomberg New Energy Finance, the company provides data, news and analytics to decision makers in industries beyond finance. And Bloomberg News, delivered through television, radio, mobile, the Internet and two magazines, Bloomberg Businessweek and Bloomberg Markets, covers the world with more than 2,300 news and multimedia professionals at 146 bureaus in 72 countries. Headquartered in New York, Bloomberg employs more than 13,000 people in 185 locations around the world.

The Role
Bloomberg TV is seeking an experienced network-level producer with strong editorial, production, and writing skills. The candidate needs to be versatile to produce in the control room and in the field. The Digital Producer is a story teller, taking complex financial and business stories and making them understandable. Candidates must thrive under deadline pressure and breaking news. Familiarity with digital video and producing content for multiple platforms is important as well.

Qualifications:
-Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience
-5+ years of recent and relevant experience producing television news
-Knowledge and passion for financial markets and business news
-Ability to work and thrive under deadline pressure; flexible to travel as needed. 
-Control room experience preferred.
-Experience with digital media platforms and integration desired.

Bloomberg is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer and we welcome applications from all backgrounds regardless of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, ancestry, age, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, veteran status, disability, or any other classification protected by law.

Managing Editor at the Georgia Review

The Georgia Review, one of America’s premier journals of arts and letters, is seeking a managing editor to oversee production of the print and digital versions of the magazine. This position works closely with the editor to ensure the quality, accuracy, and timely publication of each issue, and to contribute to editorial planning for both the print journal and the website. This is a highly responsible position that requires considerable independent judgment. Major responsibilities include: final editing of all accepted manuscripts; negotiating edits with each author; acquiring, selecting, and preparing artwork for cover and interior portfolio; establishing and maintaining a production schedule; and developing and editing web content. The managing editor may also evaluate manuscripts; manage social media accounts, including Facebook and Twitter; lead or participate in the planning, coordination, and publicity of events; write grant applications and administer grant awards; and represent The Georgia Review at local, regional, and national functions. 

Founded in 1947, The Georgia Review publishes some of the best poetry, fiction, and art being created today, along with a rich blend of interdisciplinary essays and book reviews. The Review, whose primary mission is to convey the best in contemporary thought and writing to a range of intellectually curious readers, has won prestigious National Magazine Awards in Fiction and Essays, and numerous other commendations for editorial excellence. Published quarterly, The Georgia Review has a circulation of approximately 3,000 per issue. The staff consists of seven full-time employees, a half-time graduate research assistant, and two work-study students.

The Georgia Review is located on The University of Georgia’s historic north campus in Athens, Georgia. Perennially rated as one of the nation's top college towns, Athens offers a vibrant place to work and live. With Atlanta 70 miles to the west, Athens offers good proximity to that city while maintaining a small-town culture and feel. Information about Athens:http://www.libs.uga.edu/athens/.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

35% *Edits manuscripts, to include line editing; copy-editing (checking spellings, grammar, hyphenations, quotations, names, facts, trademarks, foreign language, etc.; consulting references for information and for style; maintaining and adhering to a “house” style); negotiating final edits with authors; and research/fact-checking as needed—which may involve assigning appropriate copy-editing and fact-checking work to (and training in such work) qualified graduate assistants and/or interns. Works with editor with respect to the above editing tasks for the bulk of each issue; with the assistant editor for book reviews; the graduate assistant for contributors’ notes; and the business manager for ads.

20% *Prepares mss. for typesetting; proofreads page proofs and checks all corrections; oversees and coordinates with outside proofreader; sends page proofs to authors and negotiates final corrections; collates authors’ and proofreaders’ corrections onto master set; checks corrected pages and digital bluelines.

10% *Solicits, selects, and accepts art; writes or assigns art introduction; checks art bluelines; reviews and edits prospective cover designs and approves final cover (all of these tasks in consultation with editor).

10% *Works with editor and other staff members to develop content and updates for the website and oversee design and general quality of site.

5% *Develops and maintains production tracking log and production schedule; works with printers regarding scheduling, etc.

5% *Processes acceptance letters; logs out accepted manuscripts.

5% Manages social media accounts.

5% Works closely with the production manager to ensure quality and accuracy of all printed materials, including ads, posters, postcards, and other promotional materials.

5% Leads or assists with event planning and coordination.

* = essential function of the position 

Qualifications:

Bachelor’s degree and a minimum of three years of relevant experience with print publications, literary or academic; excellent copy-editing skills, including a thorough knowledge of the Chicago Manual of Style; ability to pay close attention to detail; knowledge of the print publishing process from text preparation to layout and design; ability to plan and meet publishing deadlines; working knowledge of literary writing and publishing; excellent oral and written communication skills. proficiency in Word and Excel; ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships; M.A. or M.F.A. preferred, but not required; and knowledge of Dreamweaver and InDesign preferred, but not required.

Salary and Benefits: The salary is commensurate with candidate’s background and experience. This is a full-time, benefits eligible, classified staff position. UGA offers an attractive benefits program, including a choice of health and retirement plans, dental plan, and tuition remission. New employees receive 15 days of annual leave, 12 days of sick leave, and 12 paid holidays per year.

Physical Demands: Sitting for long periods of time working at a computer.

Work Hours: M-F; 8 hrs/day; some evening and weekend work required. 

Application Procedure: Only applications submitted through the University of Georgia's Human Resources Employment website will be considered. Please visit the University of Georgia's Human Resources Employment website athttps://www.ugajobsearch.com/applicants/jsp/shared/Welcome_css.jsp and follow the instructions to submit an online application. Position posting number = 20120491. Finalists will be required to take a copy-editing test.

The University of Georgia values diversity in its faculty, students, and staff and strongly encourages applications from underrepresented minority candidates. The University of Georgia is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer.

Online Reporting Intern, Asia Society

Due ASAP

Asia Society, a prestigious non-profit institution that is the leading force in forging closer ties between Asia and the West through arts, education, policy and business outreach, is looking for a talented Online Reporting Intern to craft blog posts, report on events and perform other administrative tasks for its award- winning website. The ideal candidate would be a web-savvy journalism student with a strong interest in and connection to Asia, its people and issues.

Responsibilities/Requirements:

The Online Reporting Intern should be a versatile and inquisitive writer, equally comfortable writing a breezy blog post about pop culture as he or she is interviewing a foreign ambassador. Candidates should have experience writing for a variety of online platforms — from blogging to straight news — and have the appropriate voices to go with them all. Candidates should also be self-starters who come to the office each day with current and unique ideas for stories and blog posts. Therefore, candidates should also be voracious consumers of news related to current events and popular culture in Asia.

Candidates should be experienced users of blogging content management systems, such as Drupal and Wordpress, and social media platforms, such as Twitter and Facebook. Basic photo-editing skills using Photoshop would also be necessary, and video-editing skills using iMovie or FinalCut would be a plus. Although not required, it is preferred that the Online Reporting Intern have proficiency in an Asian language. The Online Reporting Intern also needs to be willing to perform other duties at times, such as copyediting and data entry.

The Online Reporting Intern is expected to work at least 20 hours per week, for a minimum of nine to 12 weeks, at Asia Society headquarters on Park Avenue. Specific schedules can be designed to meet the individual needs of the intern. Please indicate the days and hours you are available to work in your application. The Online Reporting Intern is unpaid. School credit is available.

How to apply:  Please email cover letter, resumé, and links to three relevant writing samples to: Dan Washburn Managing Editor, Asia Society Online E-mail: onlinejobs@asiasociety.org. No phone calls, please. Only those candidates considered for an interview will be contacted. Contact e-mail: onlinejobs@asiasociety.org.

Photojournalism Internship, Experience Mission  

Experience Mission is a non-profit organization that seeks to empower underprivileged communities both domestically and abroad. To read more about who we are, and how we operate our work, visit our website.

We are seeking capable photographer/journalists to travel to our partner communities, capture media, and write captivating stories. Interns will travel independently to a new location every 6-8 days (both domestic and international). In each community Interns will be required to write a number of community centered stories and take/edit professional quality photos/video.

Interns must have exceptional skills with photography as well as a solid understanding of editing and preparing photos for web and print distribution. Interns must also be engaging writers experienced with interviewing, researching and discovering unique stories. They must be willing to travel and function by themselves and operate comfortably in a foreign environment. They must be good listeners, eager learners and sensitive to cultures unlike their own. Bonus skills include experience with video and/or audio. To find out more info about the photojournalism internship, visit this site. The opportunity is 6-9 weeks: Mid-June through August. Stipend: $200/week plus travel/room/board.  

Internship at Inland Empire Weekly, CityBeat Long Beach, and CULTURE Magazine

Due April 24, 2012

We offer part-time internships year round to students who can commit at least two days a week. Must be available to come into our office located off the 91 freeway near the 15 in Corona, Calif. and must have previous journalism experience.

As an intern, you will be working with three publications and handling a range of writing assignments from briefs to calendar listings with a chance to earn paid assignments for both print and Web editions.

To apply: -Send a letter of intention discussing your area of interest and background in journalism, time frame you wish to intern and educational background to Managing Editor Lynn Lieu at LLieu@ieweekly.com.

-Provide a resume and 3-5 work samples. Please provide at least two writing samples.

Inland Empire Weekly is a local alternative weekly servicing the IE as a local resource for the most up to date news and the best restaurants, music, events and more. CityBeat Long Beach is a monthly publication designed to showcase all that Long Beach has to offer from arts and entertainment to the latest news and happenings throughout the city. CULTURE Magazine centers on the lifestyle of medical marijuana patients currently in three major markets: Southern California, the Bay Area and Colorado.

Links: www.ieweekly.com www.citybeatlb.com ireadculture.com

Contact e-mail: llieu@ieweekly.com

Warner/Elektra/Atlantic Records Photography Internship

Due June 1, 2012

The intern will work under the staff photographer for Atlantic Records and will shoot: live concerts / public appearances / stills on music videos / merchandise for atlanticrecords.com and potentially: Alum packaging & press imagery for Atlantic artists. (That's right, past interns have shot packaging and press images for our bands!) Once complete, these images will be serviced to the marketing, publicity, and digital departments to be used to promote the Artist in the domestic and international marketplaces. The intern will also photo-assist / digital tech for the staff photographer on album packaging and publicity photo shoots for company artists. Visit eRecruiting for full posting and application details.

Veggie Journalists Wanted

A Russian vegetarian news portal focusing on green issues is seeking journalists to write feature stories, who are interested in gaining global experience, and working with our editors to hone their skills. Contact e-mail: vegopolis@gmail.com.

Interns and Writers, LuxEcoLiving.com

LuxEcoLiving.com, is a looking for interns to help us grow the movement. Interns, who will work unpaid for school credit and for possible future job opportunities, will help us to: write and research content for publication, assist in producing new media pieces, assist in recruiting contributors, market content by leveraging the social mediascape, implement a link back strategy, conduct market research, brand and promote LuxEco Living through traditional and new media.

The internship will be part time and flexible with your schedule. We all work online and once your articles are approved they will be published. This opportunity will help to advance your careers. Please visit http://www.luxecoliving.com/ and contact Nancy at Nancy@luxecoliving.com with your resume and a brief statement about yourself and your goals.

e-Style Internship, Glamour

Glamour e-Style intern, SP12 semester - Assist Glamour WEB fashion/beauty editors in their daily responsibilities. Tasks will include: creating fashion and beauty-related Polyvore sets, Pinterest boards, Tumblr posts. Attending events. Fashion and beauty photo research. Creating content for Instagram, Flickr, Spotify, 4square and more. There is a $500 stipend. This internship is based in NYC.

Requirements: Candidates must be at least a college sophomore and able to receive credit. Jan-May, 2-3 days per week. Previous experience in a fast paced environment, great office skills, an interest in fashion, beauty, photography, social media and a strong visual aesthetic is required. Experience w/ Tumblr, Pinterest, Polyvore, Twitter and Photoshop is preferred. Email: Megan_Gustashaw@glamour.com.

Editorial Internship, O Magazine

O magazine is looking for a full-time, paid editorial intern (perfect for a recent grad!) for the spring 2012 semester to start as soon as possible. Internship roles vary throughout the editorial department, but you will have the opportunity to work with a wide range of senior-level editors from health, beauty, features, food, entertainment and Oprah.com.

O magazine interns are treated as part of the team, so while there may be some administrative tasks, there is also a real opportunity to contribute and see first hand the production of a monthly magazine. Interns must have good communication skills and a professional attitude. They should be enthusiastic about any task and easy to work with. Please send a cover letter, resume and the date you’d be able to start to omagintern@gmail.com.

Web Editorial Internship, Urbane Perspective

Urbane Perspective (www.urbaneperspectivemag.com) is looking for an energetic Spring 2012 Editorial Intern to help brainstorming and contributing content in relations to the multicultural women market. Duties include Researching story leads and facts on the Internet specifically for women lifestyle orientated subjects PLUS Cultural and Social issues. Writing, fact checking, copyediting, and reviewing editorial submissions and correspondence. Generate and pitch ideas for new writing assignments for editorial sections and newsletter content (trends, products, up and coming designers, events). Prior Editorial experience a must!

E-mail Cover Letter; Resume with 3 writing samples to hr@urbaneperspectivemag.com with Spring 2012 Editorial Internship in subject line. You must work virtually. This is Unpaid or College Credit Only.

Features Editor, W Magazine

W Magazine is looking for a student intern this spring semester! A commitment of two days a week for one school term is mandatory. Interest in fashion, arts and culture are highly valued. This opportunity will allow you to familiarize yourself better with the magazine industry and gain experience in the field. Organizational skills, professionalism and phone etiquette are must haves. Send resumes and cover letters to JCPang@condenast.com. Student credit is required for this position.

Editor, Indianapolis Monthly

Indianapolis Monthly, an award-winning, 42,000 circulation city/regional magazine, has an immediate opening for Editor. As both chronicle of and guide to Indianapolis, Indianapolis Monthly is the city’s authority on local service and hot topics. Whether covering crime, politics, sports or arts and entertainment, whether offering a new perspective on a familiar subject or an unflinching look at an untold story, Indianapolis Monthly is committed to compelling storytelling in a variety of forms.

The magazine’s offices are located in the heart of downtown Indianapolis, at the corporate headquarters of the parent company, Emmis Communications. Other Emmis titles include Texas Monthly, Los Angeles, Orange Coast, Atlanta and Cincinnati magazines.

The top Editor is responsible for editorial direction (art and text), staff and budget of Indianapolis Monthly, brand extensions and digital initiatives. Manages day-to-day activities of the editorial staff.

JOB REQUIREMENTS: Applicants must have a BA in journalism, English or related field. Published writing and editing samples necessary. Five years of editing experience and 3-5 years of management experience required.

The preferred method to apply is to submit a cover letter, resume, writing and editing clips, and application online at www.emmis.com. By Mail: Please send a cover letter and published writing and editing clips to: Deborah Paul Executive Vice President/Editorial Director Emmis Publishing 40 Monument Circle Suite 100 Indianapolis, IN 46204 By Fax: 317.684.2080 E-mail: Deborah@emmis.com.

Art Director, Dispatch Printing Company

The Dispatch Printing Company seeks a talented, motivated Art Director to lead the graphic design operations of its magazine division. This position is responsible for implementing the visual identity of a group of monthly, bimonthly and specialty magazines, including: Columbus Monthly, Capital Style, Columbus CEO and Columbus Crave. The Art Director is a passionate
leader who works closely with writers, editors and photographers to conceptualize ideas that are smart and provocative and deliver engaging designs that connect with each magazine’s readers. To learn more, please visit this site.

Editor, Columbus Monthly

Columbus Monthly is seeking a creative, passionate Editor to lead its editorial staff. This critical position will manage all content for the monthly magazine and daily website covering culture, dining, entertainment, news and city life. Columbus Monthly seeks to inspire readers with a mix of in-depth features, engaging service packages and smart reporting on local trends and topics. The ideal candidate will have a strong vision for making the magazine an essential part of readers’ lives, and the leadership skills needed to implement that vision. To learn more, please visit this site.

Editorial Assistant, Music's Choice

Join Music Choice, the TV network that is revolutionizing how consumers
watch music videos! We are seeking an Editorial Assistant for our NYC
Office. If you’re a music nerd, a sharp writer, and love digging up trivia
about your favorite artists, then we’d like to hear from you.

This entry-level position offers the chance to learn the music broadcasting
industry from the ground up. Candidates should have excellent writing,
research, and fact-checking skills and ability to work within tight
deadlines. Knowledge of youth culture and pop music genres is a must!

This position requires a 4-day, 40-hour workweek. Compensation is $12/ per
hour. Weekly schedule is flexible, but candidates must be available to work
one day on a weekend. Music Choice also provides limited medical benefits. Please copy and paste this link (http://musicchoicecareers.iapplicants.com) to apply, or fax to (212) 563.0109. Please submit a cover letter and resume.

Summer Reporting Internship, The Sacramento Bee

We are thrilled that the Sacramento Bee, which hosted two of our students last year as interns, wants more Yalies! See here, from editor Scott Lebar: “The Sacramento Bee is offering summer reporting and editing internships to work in our newsroom and gain valuable experience. Most internships are for 10 weeks during which you will work on stories as well as receive mentoring on the craft and profession of journalism. Contact Scott Lebar, Senior Editor, slebar@sacbee.com, 916 321 1182.”

Social Media Campaign & Social Relations Intern

The Connecticut Council for Education Reform (CCER) is a statewide non-profit organization dedicated to advocating for comprehensive education reform. The mission of the organization is to close Connecticut’s achievement gap while raising academic outcomes for all students. CCER is seeking an intern with experience in social media and a demonstrated interest in education. This is a commitment of about 8-10 hours/week.

Tasks will include:

• Developing a strategy for Twitter

• Maintaining Facebook page

• Contributing to the council blog

• Integrating various forms of social media

• Monitoring online “chatter” about education reform, the achievement gap, and the council

• Supporting other Communications activities as needed

Interested students should send resume and cover letter to Robert Townes, Communications Manager at robert.townes@ctedreform.org.

Reporter, Devex

Devex is the media brand for global development.  We’re growing and continuing to expand our coverage and brand awareness among aid workers and international development professionals.  We’re now looking to hire a full-time reporter in our DC office who will work closely with our 15-person news team around the world.

For a reporter early in their career, it’s an exciting opportunity: they will become a known personality in our community, interview world leaders and senior officials at NGOs, World Bank, State Department, etc., and help build a young media brand.  Please visit this site for more information.

Editorial Team, Guardian News & Media

Guardian News & Media (GNM) is the award-winning UK publisher of the Guardian and Observer newspapers, and website, guardian.co.uk.  In September we unveiled our US front page www.guardiannews.com, bringing our unique style of journalism to an American audience. As part of our expansion we are offering an exciting opportunity for a copy editor to join our editorial team.  

Based in New York and reporting to the production editor, you will be responsible copy-editing and publishing content on the US site.

The ideal candidate will have a keen eye for detail, meticulous copy-editing skills, grace under pressure and a flair for headlines. You will also have experience of content management systems, enthusiasm for current affairs and, ideally, experience on a major news website.

To apply for this role please visit our careers site at http://gs10.globalsuccessor.com/fe/tpl_GuardianNews01.asp?newms=jj&id=86... where you can upload your resumé and cover letter.

In your cover letter you should outline the following:

* Motivation for applying for the role

* Why you are looking to leave or have left your current/past position

* Why you think you are suitable for the position

* Current salary

* Salary expectations

To apply, please visit this site.

Web editor/producer, The Washington Examiner

The Washington Examiner seeks an evening and weekend Web editor/producer responsible for creating multimedia content and updating our Web site in a fast-paced environment.

The successful candidate will have excellent writing and editing skills, strong news judgment, and an understanding of content management systems, social media and Internet best practices. Basic knowledge of video and audio editing and HTML are also required.

The editor/producer will update our site each evening with stories from the next day’s print edition. He/she will create content that enhances our reporters’ stories, such as editing audio interviews, embedding videos, creating photo galleries, developing poll ideas and adding in-text links. The editor/producer will write headlines that are SEO-friendly and compelling to a Web audience. The editor/producer will monitor news events to help keep our home page updated with the latest developments.

The position will include some writing, primarily fleshing out press notices or calling sources for information about breaking news. Knowledge of the Washington metro area and national political news is preferred. To apply, send resume and cover letter to trichardson@washingtonexaminer.com. For more information, please visit this site.

Editor, English newspaper in India

One of India’s premier media companies, with a diverse media portfolio is looking for senior editorial talent of Indian origin for its flagship daily newspaper. This is one of India’s most widely read English national dailies, with daily circulation exceeding One Million and a readership of over Three Million. The group also publishes a leading world-class business newspaper, and a Hindi newspaper that has a readership in excess of 10 Million, in addition to owning radio, digital and mobile platforms.

This newspaper has seen excellent growth in revenue, coupled with substantial increase in circulation and readership numbers – in line with India’s vibrant media industry that is set to grow 14% annually to $26 billion in revenue over next five years.

A key to the group’s long term vision is for its flagship newspaper to be recognized for quality and standards that are comparable to global peers of its size and reach. The newspaper wishes to be a leader in not just news and information but also opinion, commentary and fast, insightful analysis.

With these goals, the newspaper’s leadership wants to create a world class news room in terms of quality, efficiency, vision and execution. It is now looking for 3-4 senior level editorial hires to act as catalysts for change and lead this transformation. Please find the online application here.

Internship at Destination Magazine, Nairobi, Kenya

Destination Magazine is the leading travel, leisure and lifestyle publication in East Africa. The magazine has over 65,000 monthly readers and a growing international readership in over 62 countries via our online subscription version – www.eadestination.com. As an award-winning leader in the field of journalism, Destination can be found throughout Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and abroad, and offers readers a fresh view on East Africa and beyond. All stories are told in an experiential style that transports the reader. Destination covers fascinating people and intriguing cultures, while taking readers to amazing places.

Destination presents real journeys, using real voices, told by real people. Destination Magazine is regularly celebrated for our investigative journalism.

Destination Magazine is accepting applications from college students and graduates for its Spring editorial internship program. Interns work on a full-time, unpaid basis for six months and receive highly practical experience in story conceptualization, critical reading and analysis, research, fact checking, editorial writing and collaborative work as part of the general workings of a leading regional publication.

Each intern works closely with an editor on one section of the magazine (features or regular sections), takes part in the creation of the publication’s contents, and is encouraged to generate ideas and creatively contribute to the overall concept.

College credit available, coordinated with your university or college internship program. To read more about it, please visit this site.

Copy Editor/Page Designer, The Daily Times, New Mexico

Grow West! The Daily Times, the largest media entity in the Four Corners region serving readers in New Mexico, Colorado, Utah, Arizona and the Navajo Nation, has an opening for a copy editor/page designer who also has a passion for multimedia work and special projects.

Duties and needs include page design, meeting deadlines, nightly online responsibilities in coordination with our online editor, pagination on QuarkExpress, good copy editing skills and excellent news judgment. Everyone is growing a digital strategy, so obviously you must fit into that here as well and be able to have fun with it.

The hire will be someone with a focus on ambitious goals grounded in both, excellent journalism and multimedia platforms for delivery of it. We have a lot of great talent here, and we're looking to add to the team. Don't apply unless you have a passion for this kind of work, an understanding of the great Southwest and an excellent work ethic. If you like good journalism, the Southwest climate, diverse culture and the outdoors, you'll love this place. If you're looking for the nearest Macy's, keep looking.

For further information about the position and application, visit this site.

Experience Mission - Photojournalism Intern

Experience Mission is a non-profit organization that seeks to empower underprivileged communities both domestically and abroad. To read more about who we are, and how we operate our work, visit this website.

We are seeking capable photographer/journalists to travel to our partner communities, capture media, and write captivating stories. Interns will travel independently to a new location every 6-8 days (both domestic and international). In each community Interns will be required to write a number of community centered stories and take/edit professional quality photos/video.

Interns must have exceptional skills with photography as well as a solid understanding of editing and preparing photos for web and print distribution.

Interns must also be engaging writers experienced with interviewing, researching and discovering unique stories. They must be willing to travel and function by themselves and operate comfortably in a foreign environment. They must be good listeners, eager learners and sensitive to cultures unlike their own. Bonus skills include experience with video and/or audio. Find out more info about the photojournalism internship here, and application instructions here.

Reporter, Bolivian Express

The Bolivian Express is a non-profit organization set up in 2009 by Oxford alumni and Bolivian journalists. The foundation has three guiding aims:

1. to produce a monthly English-language magazine from Bolivia and about Bolivia.

2. To provide a platform for cultural exchange where locals and foreigners can share in each others’ experiences.

3. To foster ties between Bolivia and the English speaking world.

What we are looking for: You speak fluent English, are at least 17 years old, and have an observant eye and inquisitive spirit. Spanish is helpful but not essential, that’s what you’re there to learn! Bolivian Spanish is very apt for beginners as it is slowly spoken and well enunciated. Professionals, school-leavers, graduates, and students are all welcome; we assign each a role according to their experience. Bolivian Espressos are sought after by a range of employers for their international experience, level of intellectual engagement, and enterprise.

Job description: We offer tuition in Spanish, Journalism, and Photography. Flexible working arrangements encourage you to explore the country to gather material and help us create new institutional ties. We already have strong contacts in cultural and political spheres which we are keen to give you access to if you need somewhere to begin. Whatever you decide to do, the team will help you make the most of your stay.

You may have already heard about our successful Summer Programme; to date over 50 participants from over 12 countries have put together 14 spectacular issues covering a whole range of topics: from politics and culture to football and nightlife. It has already attracted attention from important artists, institutions, and even prominent government figures. We are now offering placements all year round, and will be interviewing the next round of candidates later this month.

Please visit this site to apply.

Web Intern, The Onion, Chicago

The A.V. Club is looking for an intern to assist in the production of the website and multimedia content two or three days a week.

Responsibilities include:
• Assisting with the production of podcasts and in-house video projects
• Preparing content for the website
• Assisting with our social media upkeep
• Monitoring comments
• Helping out with data entry when needed

Candidates should have a basic grasp of HTML and video and audio editing, as well as a strong interest in The A.V. Club and web journalism. This is an unpaid position, but we’ll do our very best to make sure it’s rewarding. If interested, please send your resume, availability, and a paragraph stating your interest in the position to scollins@avclub.com. For more information on this and other internships at The Onion, please visit this site.

New York University Abu Dhabi, Global Academic Fellow in Writing

New York University Abu Dhabi is excited to announce the search for global academic fellows specializing in writing.

The NYU Abu Dhabi Global Academic Fellowship Program enables talented and dedicated individuals interested in providing academic support and enrichment to the outstanding students who make-up the student body of NYU Abu Dhabi's World's Honors College. The student body of NYU Abu Dhabi is comprised of a diverse and richly talented student body, made up of approximately 450 first through third year students from more than 70 countries and speaking over 50 languages.

The Global Academic Fellowship is designed for high achieving graduates with an interest in leadership and cross-cultural communication. The fellowship provides an opportunity to participate in an exceptionally diverse community and to work closely with faculty and students in the both the formal learning process and in social settings. For more information, view the posting in eRecruiting.

The New Republic, Reporter-Researcher

The New Republic (TNR) is looking for reporter-researchers for its 2012-2013 program. Job duties include reporting, researching, writing, and fact-checking for the politics section of TNR's print magazine and TNR Online; as well as assisting with web production, social media outreach, and performing occasional clerical tasks. Reporter-researchers work closely with writers and editors, and are strongly encouraged to write articles. Most reporter-researchers finish their program with a substantial portfolio of clips and have gone on to work almost everywhere in journalism-including TNR itself. The yearlong job will begin in summer 2012 and will include a stipend. Graduating seniors as well as recent graduates and graduates from post-grad programs are welcome to apply. For more information, view the posting in eRecruiting.

National Geographic, Manager, Social Media

Marketing and community engagement team member who contributes to the continuing development of the organization's social media and engagement strategy.  Responsible for identifying industry best practices and training staff and building the Society's social voice. Collaborates across the Society to integrate social and engagement technologies within the Society platform and products.  Oversees staff responsible for maintaining and updating Society-related networks and servicing internal business units. 

For more information, please see the job posting.

Associate Editor, HuffPost Entertainment

HuffPost Entertainment covers movies, television, music, and more with a connoisseur's expert eye and an enthusiast's insatiable appetite. From summer blockbuster time to awards season, this vertical offers a completist's take on the news of the day, while diving deep on issues that resonate with the HuffPost audience, making connections between the buzziest pop-cultural confections and larger trends in our society.

As Associate Editor, you will report to a senior editor and be responsible for updating the site with breaking entertainment news, blog posts, video and more, optimizing web traffic, promoting content on social media and growing our community.

Responsibilities

• Write, publish and promote engaging, high-impact entertainment stories
• Grow traffic through creative use of social media
• Implement SEO best practices on article pages and content packages

Qualifications

• Thorough knowledge of entertainment news field
• Very strong writing skills and previous online publishing experience, including editing, SEO concepts, social media growth and promotion
• Excellent research skills and the ability to find breaking news first and unearth unique angles on topics of interest to the audience
• Ambitious, conscientious and thorough - capable of researching, writing and producing multiple posts daily
• Ability to analyze traffic data and track metrics, and respond to them
• Basic understanding of HTML, Photoshop and blog publishing platforms
• Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, creatively demanding work environment that requires meticulous attention to detail
• Extensive knowledge of social media sites and ideas about how to engage HuffPost's reader community in the issues of the day
• Ability to make a story one's own, writing in a strong voice while remaining objective
• Willingness to work weekends and sign on from home early mornings
• Endless energy and ideas for high-quality reliable content, and exceptional
drive to maximize its visibility and impact

Associate Editor, HuffPost Celebrity

Stars are people, too, and HuffPost Celebrity strives to deliver fun, clicky, addictive news and photos without forgetting that the folks we cover have families and friends -- and without resorting to the mean-spirited tactics on display at rival tabloid operations. The tone is light, often enthusiastic and occasionally bemused by the antics that people in the public eye resort to when they just can't live without seeing their names and faces on the Internet. Low-calorie news does not have to be harmful to your health!

As Associate Editor, you will report to a senior editor and be responsible for updating the site with breaking celebrity news, blog posts, video and more, optimizing web traffic, promoting content on social media and growing our community.

Responsibilities

• Write, publish and promote engaging, high-impact celebrity stories

• Grow traffic through creative use of social media

• Implement SEO best practices on article pages and content packages

Qualifications

• Thorough knowledge of celebrity news field

• Very strong writing skills and previous online publishing experience, including editing, SEO concepts, social media growth and promotion

• Excellent research skills and the ability to find breaking news first and unearth unique angles on topics of interest to the audience

• Ambitious, conscientious and thorough - capable of researching, writing and producing multiple posts daily

• Ability to analyze traffic data and track metrics, and respond to them

• Basic understanding of HTML, Photoshop and blog publishing platforms

• Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, creatively demanding work environment that requires meticulous attention to detail

• Extensive knowledge of social media sites and ideas about how to engage HuffPost's reader community in the issues of the day

• Ability to make a story one's own, writing in a strong voice while remaining objective

• Willingness to work weekends and sign on from home early mornings

• Endless energy and ideas for high-quality reliable content, and exceptional

drive to maximize its visibility and impact

Swagger

Swagger is a cutting-edge street style website that introduces you to NYC
 trendsetters influencing the fashion world one thread at a time. Started in
Paris, Swagger has become the go-to place for fashion mavens and
 music-lovers alike. On any day, browse what the New York City's style underground is
talking about - the trends, the styles, the music - and feel plugged into
 what you’re not seeing anywhere else on TV or the web. With over 100,000
Facebook Fans and critical acclaim in various global publications (WSJ,
NYMag, Nylon, etc) Swagger is a fresh start-up with much room to grow. Become a part of the savvy, fun and forward-thinking team!

We are currently looking for the following interns - Street Contributor, Editorial Intern, Music Intern, Photographer, Videographer + Editor. Visit the Swagger site for more information.

MyCirQle Health Editor

MycirQle is a news curation outlet covering the health, energy, and education sectors. We find the most important news in each sector and deliver it to a knowledgeable, largely professional audience on a personalizable social news platform.

Do you have a sharp eye for a good story? Are you a health news nut with deep knowledge spanning from policy to technology and science? Do you have experience writing and editing in a fast-paced online news environment? Have you always wanted to work at a start-up?

We are a small team (2 founders and a handful of staff) and we are growing rapidly. Our ideal candidate is as passionate about health as they are the future of digital journalism. We seek an innovator who can think strategically about news coverage, content delivery, and how to nurture an audience on the social web. This is your chance to join a fast-moving, funded, growth-phase start-up and leave your mark.

The ideal candidate can identify the most important health news on a daily basis, write roundups and analysis pieces, edit freelance perspectives, and represent mycirQle as social media thought leader. A deep knowledge of the issues is a must. Experience covering or working in the field, knowledge of online publishing tools, and familiarity with social media are pluses.

The position is initially part-time with a paid stipend. It will grow with the company into a full-time paid position with benefits. Fill out the application form online here.  

MycirQle: Education Editor

MycirQle is a news curation outlet covering the health, energy, and education sectors. We find the most important news in each sector and deliver it to a knowledgeable, largely professional audience on a personalizable social news platform.

 

Do you have a sharp eye for a good story? Are you an education news nut with deep knowledge of education spanning from policy to technology and K-12 to Higher Ed? Do you have experience writing and editing in a fast-paced online news environment? Have you always wanted to work at a start-up?

We are a small team (2 founders and a handful of staff) and we are growing rapidly. Our ideal candidate is as passionate about education as they are the future of digital journalism. We seek an innovator who can think strategically about news coverage, content delivery, and how to nurture an audience on the social web. This is your chance to join a fast-moving, funded, growth-phase start-up and leave your mark.

The ideal candidate can identify the most important education news on a daily basis, write roundups and analysis pieces, edit freelance perspectives, and represent mycirQle as social media thought leader. A deep knowledge of the issues is a must. Experience covering or working in the field, knowledge of online publishing tools, and familiarity with social media are pluses.

The position is initially part-time with a paid stipend. It will grow with the company into a full-time paid position with benefits. Fill out the application online here.

 

Westchester Magazine

 From Ben Brody (SM ’10) and associate editor at Westchester Magazine: “We’re bringing in new freelance investigative reporters for some stories we’re assigning (read: we have a few of these and more upcoming, so lots of people are encouraged to get in touch). We’re working on a “how they closed it” cold-case piece, a piece on corruption in one of our city councils, and some others. Lots of records to sift through; interviews with victims, perpetrators, or investigators. That kind of thing. Perspective writers don’t need to live in Westchester (just outside of New York City), but being in the area is a must, since there will be door-knocking required. Anyone who is interested can get in touch with me at bbrody@westchestermagazine.com.”

Forbes Investigative Reporter

Forbes is looking to hire an inquisitive, investigative reporter to write about some of the world’s most successful entrepreneurs. This person will be an integral part of the team that compiles several of Forbes’ flagship products including the Forbes 400 list of Richest Americans and the World’s billionaires.

In this job, the reporter’s main responsibility will be tracking information on wealthy people and valuing their fortunes around the world. (Experience searching through SEC documents, understanding of basic financial terms and ability to value companies is a plus. ) The person would file thorough write-ups for each individual including his/her net worth, business activities and personal interests, and write bios that would be published on Forbes.com. The reporter will also have his/her own web page, and be expected to write short, frequent online and magazine stories on these people’s business deals, charitable giving, and personal interests. There will also be opportunities to write longer features.

The ideal candidate will have strong analytical and reporting skills, be comfortable with financial figures and be able to write quick, pithy features on these successful entrepreneurs. 2 years of financial reporting preferred.

Forbes is the world's leading business magazine. Since 1917, our mission has been to provide information and insights to ensure our readers' success. Giving business executives the tools they need to compete and win in the great Capitalist game. Read more about this opportunity here.

Youth Radio, Science and Tech Producer

Youth Radio is a youth-driven production company headquartered in a state-of-the-art studio in downtown Oakland, CA. Teens and young adults in our newsroom partner with professional journalists to create transmedia content that has won Peabody, Murrow, Kennedy, and Dupont Awards. Key outlets include National Public Radio, National Geographic, CBS Networks, and Yahoo. Last year, Youth Radio launched its groundbreaking Mobile Action Lab, among the first projects worldwide where young people produce mobile applications for iTunes and Android markets. The newsroom won a global MacArthur Foundation competition to establish the Lab, with additional support from the National Science Foundation.

What we need:
An up-and-coming multi-media journalist who will collaborate directly with youth to produce outstanding content for:

1. Youth Radio Investigates: A science reporting series for radio and web (see, for example, My Brain on Ads, NPR)

2. Brains and Beakers: A live-event series of dialogues between youth and scientists, with hands-on demos, recorded at our studios and distributed through online videos (see, for example, Is There Lead in My Phone Case, National Geographic)

3. VoxPop: A new platform for distributed journalism developed by Youth Radio youth in partnership with Stanford developers and a leading Silicon Valley start-up (iOS app, 2012 launch)

The Science and Tech Producer will generate fresh story ideas, research scientific issues and data, identify and book experts for interviews and live presentations, edit scripts, and produce audio and video segments. The work on VoxPop will involve pre-populating the app, prior to launch, with high-quality audio recordings collected from a network of field producers across the US.

Submission Package: Cover letter, resume, links to work samples, names and contact info for three references. Contact: lissa@youthradio.org

The Daily Herald Residency Program

The Daily Herald has a residency program for 4-year college graduates with limited journalism experience. This is a one-year program designed to further hone journalism and reporting skills while functioning in a community news reporter position. These are full-time positions with benefits. Applicants must have reliable transportation and be prepared to work a flexible schedule as needs dictate. Although some residents may eventually be hired into regular staff reporting positions, this is not the intent of the program. Copy editor residencies are also available. There are no set hiring cycles; residents can be hired at anytime throughout the year, depending on the needs of the Company.

Preference will be given to journalism (or other appropriate major) graduates who obtained newsroom experience while in school (i.e. internship, stringer for daily newspaper, staff of school newspaper, magazine, or other similar experience). The Daily Herald is not responsible for interview or relocation costs incurred.

We currently have no openings in our residency program, but regularly accept applications for when an opening does occur. Submitted materials wills be kept on file for six months for the next available opening.

To apply for this program, send a resume and at least 3 clips of your work. Also include a cover letter specifically stating that you are applying for a residency and highlight any additional pertinent experience and your reasons for candidacy for this program. DO NOT USE THE INTERNSHIP APPLICATION FOR THIS PROGRAM. Given the availability of a position and the skill level, an applicant will be contacted for further information, interviewing, and testing. Current college seniors who will graduate prior to the beginning of a residency are also welcome to apply if the above qualifications will be met by the time of graduation. More about this opportunity here.

Hearst Journalism Fellowships

Do you have a story to tell? (and know how to tell it?) If you have the skills, passion and determination to be a journalist of the future – a trained professional who knows a good story when they see it and who has the confidence to tell it in a way that best imparts its relevance and importance to news consumers – a Hearst Fellowship may be right for you

The Fellowship is a biennial, 18-month program focusing on multimedia journalism. The Fellowship program consists of two 9-month rotations at our top metro papers.

Fellows can expect to write stories, shoot and produce their own videos, blog and use social media to raise awareness of their work. You don’t have to be perfect at all these skills when you enter the program, but you will be by the time you finish. Please find more information about the fellowships, and the application online here.

Three-Year Residencies at the Seattle Times

The Seattle Times three-year residency is designed for beginning journalists with some previous experience in a news organization. The program gives journalists a range of newsroom experiences, plus on-the-job training and development.

Our current opening is for a three-year reporting residency in Metro. We're looking for someone who's shown an ability to find and break news, report on deadline and write engaging feature and enterprise stories. Strong digital and multimedia skills are a plus.

Running Start

Both The Seattle Times and residents invest considerable time and effort. Each receives much in return. For The Seattle Times, there's reward in mentoring motivated beginners and adding their talents and energy to the newspaper. For participants, there's opportunity to explore career interests and develop high-quality professional skills.

Strong Finish

Residents receive a development plan and regular feedback, and gain a variety of experiences.

The Seattle Times offers varied training opportunities. Residents are encouraged to attend newsroom brownbag training sessions on writing, editing and other journalistic skills. Mentors provide individual coaching.

Qualifications: Successful applicants must have graduated by the time the residency begins. Additional experience with a news organization is required. Applicants must have had successful internships at large, metropolitan dailies or other news organizations and/or a year or two experience at a professional news organization. Positions are filled as vacancies occur.

How to Apply: Submit online a cover letter, resume, the names of three references familiar with your work and 5 - 10 samples of your reporting work. Applicants must have a car.

Please apply online at smartrecruiters.com/seattletimescompany. For questions about the position, you can reach us at newsjobs@seattletimes.com. Read more here.

Internships at National Geographic

How can I be a photographer for National Geographic?

How can I write for National Geographic?

How can I become an explorer?

How can I work with animals?

How can I learn about careers in geography?

Does the National Geographic Society offer internships?

Find the answers here.

Editorial Internships at Moment Magazine

Now the largest independent Jewish magazine in North America, Elie Wiesel and Leonard Fein founded Moment in 1975, calling it "The New Magazine for America's Jew." Moment is committed to portraying intellectual, political, cultural, and religious debates within the community, and to educating readers about Judaism’s rich history and contemporary movements, ranging from left to right, fundamentalist to secular.

EDITORIAL INTERNSHIPS

Moment Magazine seeks editorial interns with strong writing skills and a serious interest in Jewish politics, culture and religion. The magazine, which was founded by Nobel laureate Elie Wiesel, has a readership of 100,000. Moment covers the diversity within the Jewish world. Recent issues have included profiles of Google co-founder Sergey Brin, former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, comedian Jon Stewart, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and House Minority Whip Eric Cantor. Everyone from former U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan to journalist Thomas Friedman has been interviewed for the magazine.

Interns are involved in many aspects of magazine production, from fact-checking and researching articles to pitching stories. Moment interns are regular contributors to Inthemoment, the magazine’s blog. Administrative duties are also part of the internship.

Editorial internships are offered in the spring (January through May), summer (June through August) and fall (September through December). Fall and spring interns work 16-24 hours/week (two or three full days) and may receive college credit (the internship is unpaid). Summer interns are expected to work 40 hours per week. All editorial internships are completed at our Washington, DC office. Moment does not provide housing or travel assistance. Interested applicants should send a resume, cover letter and writing samples or clips. Please send all materials to editor@momentmag.com, attention Sarah Breger.

Deadlines for applications: Spring: December 15; Summer: April 15; Fall: August 1. More about this opportunity here.

Editorial assistant, Slate

ASAP

Slate is offering a paid internship for a highly energetic, self-starting individual who has a nose for news, sharp and quick writing skills, and a passion for social media. This is a jack-of-all-trades position for a tech-savvy person comfortable doing everything from coming up with viral story ideas, to contributing to our newsblog, to running social-media feeds. Great editorial judgment and ability to write clean, fast, and clear copy is a must. This is a six-month-long position reporting to Slate's Innovations Editor out of our New York office. Please send a résumé and very brief statement of interest ASAP to slatestjob@gmail.com.

Web Intern, Lapham’s Quarterly

Due Thursday, December 1 

Lapham’s Quarterly is looking for a web intern. The LQ web intern is someone who is both future and past literate. You’ll get the issue online, help with social media, submit texts for the issue, fact check, and most importantly, you’ll write the Déjà Vu blog. This is a serious internship for seriously creative thinkers. Think you’ve got what it takes? Here are the deets. 

The web intern should be a creative aggregator and internet obsessive, familiar with history feeds and book blogs, as well as the voice of LQ’s social media. The intern is responsible for writing the Déjà Vu blog, and can also pitch posts for the Roundtable blog. The intern will work closely with the online editor to upload the issue to the website, research images, create newsletters, maintain social media, pitch content to bloggers and websites. Web interns also participate in the editorial process, submitting texts for the magazine. Experience with Movable Type, Tumblr, Twitter, and Photoshop is preferred. Please note this is a full-time internship and it is located in our New York office.

Interested candidates should submit a sample Déjà Vu post, a resume, and cover letter to: michelle@laphamsquarterly.org. Internship Dates: January 2-April 15. Please visit this site for the full announcement.

South China Morning Post 2012 Internships

Due December 31

Cover the Hong Kong and China story.  Successful applicants will receive invaluable hands-on experience working as reporters in the newsroom, helping cover one of the biggest stories around: China’s development and emergence on the world stage. The SCMP has covered Hong Kong, China and internal affairs in our home city, Hong Kong, a unique part of China with a robust media international outlook, and are at the forefront of the China story. Our interns are assigned to reporting sections and may cover stores on Hong Kong, mainland China, culture or business, among other things. The deadline for applicants from overseas is December 31, 2011. Applications should be mailed to internship@scmp.com.

Research intern for “Eugene O’Neill: The Contemporary Reviews”

Rolling

Dr. Robert Dowling, Associate Professor of English at CCSU, is in need of a savvy and tenacious research intern to help him complete the forthcoming reference work Eugene O’Neill: The Contemporary Reviews, a compendium of reviews of O’Neill’s premieres which will be out next summer. Duties will include verifying and correcting bibliographic citation information, ordering materials from interlibrary loan, as well as general sleuthing! The project will require 30-40 hours and must be completed by early January. Are you up for the challenge. It’s also a great resume booster! Please contact Dr. Dowling (dowlingrom@ccsu.edu) if you’re interested.

Forbes Summer Internships

Early application deadline passed. Now accepting rolling applications.

NOTE: Though we're only going to be taking five interns early, we'll be accepting a dozen or so more on a rolling basis throughout the winter; all the interns who don't make the cut for the early program will automatically be added to the regular pool. On a side note, we've been getting a lot of applications from Penn, Harvard and Brown, but not a single one from Yale yet!

Forbes will select five promising college journalists for "early action"* admission to the editorial summer internship program. Each of the admitted students will be assigned to a desk (Investing, Wealth, Lifestyle, Tech, Asia) and will work closely with the corresponding editors. Duties will include reporting, fact-checking and writing stories, as well as assisting editors and staff writers with special projects. We will be accepting additional applications for those interested in photo, video and design.

One aspect that makes this program especially unique: each of the selected students will be given a contributor page on Forbes.com. They’ll be encouraged to post original articles to the Forbes.com through this page, just as full-time staffers do. After a successful summer at Forbes, interns may be invited to stay on as contributors. In the past, a select few interns have been offered full-time jobs.

This is a paid Internship at $600 per week, to apply please send a resume and cover letter (please try to keep each to one page), along with three published clips that you feel best exhibit your journalistic prowess, to asedlak@forbes.com. Location: New York. Duration: 8-12 weeks. Pay: $600/week.   

USAID Morocco Project

Here is an opportunity that may interest...

1. someone interested in Morocco

2. someone interested in economic development initiatives

3. someone interested in using media connections to raise awareness of Morocco's handcrafts products

USAID project in Morocco is looking for someone to assist in helping to increase exports of handcrafts from the country to international markets. One strategic approach is to use communications to increase awareness of the products in the U.S. market. The ideal person would be interested in Morocco and knowledgeable about the high-end magazines that might run stories on handcrafts in Morocco.

If interested, please contact Joe Lamport at joe.lamport@gmail.com. The job would be based in New York City with probably several 2-week (or longer) trips to Morocco over the course of 2-3 years. Organizing media tours would be a likely job responsibility.

Copy Editor, Bloomberg Television

The Company: Bloomberg, the global business and financial information and news leader, gives influential decision makers a critical edge by connecting them to a dynamic network of information, people and ideas. The company's strength - delivering data, news and analytics through innovative technology, quickly and accurately - is at the core of the Bloomberg Professional service, which provides real time financial information to more than 300,000 subscribers globally. Bloomberg's enterprise solutions build on the company's core strength, leveraging technology to allow customers to access, integrate, distribute and manage data and information across organizations more efficiently and effectively. Through Bloomberg Law, Bloomberg Government and Bloomberg New Energy Finance, the company provides data, news and analytics to decision makers in industries beyond finance. And Bloomberg News, delivered through television, radio, mobile, the Internet and two magazines, Bloomberg Businessweek and Bloomberg Markets, covers the world with more than 2,300 news andmultimedia professionals at 146 bureaus in 72 countries. Headquartered in New York, Bloomberg employs more than 13,000 people in 185 locations around the world.
The Role: Bloomberg Television seeks an experienced copy editor who is familiar with business, financial, and economic news. Copy editors are responsible for editing anchor copy and reporter segments. The person in this role will work closely with our producers and anchors to ensure accurate grammar, style, and usage. A strong knowledge of business and financial themes combined with the ability to explain complex material in simple terms is essential.

Apply online via LinkedIn here.

Tech Reporter, Mashable

Mashable is seeking a stellar reporter for its fast-growing San Francisco bureau. Successful candidates will be self-starters, passionate about technology, with 2+ years experience in daily journalism and a year or more of using WordPress.

Working closely with the San Francisco bureau chief, you will deliver a wide variety of news and analysis stories every day, mostly for (but not limited to) the following sections: Tech & Gadgets, Startups, Mobile, Dev & Design.

You will be expected to have and maintain a healthy rolodex of contacts within the tech industry, and know who to call for a quick comment on a breaking news story. Some travel to events and conferences will be involved, but you will also be interested in getting the story that no one else is getting by working contacts and immersing yourself in the world of industry players.

*This is a full-time position based in Mashable's San Francisco office.

Please view the full job description here.

Reporter/Senior Editor, Northstar Travel Media

Northstar Travel Media, LLC, is the global leader in business-to-business media for thetravel/hospitality industry. We are an established but quickly growing company, offering both stability and excitement, as we expand our reach from print products into the next generation of the digital media realm. Serve as an integral part of our company while learning and enhancing your skill set.

Northstar Travel Media's BTN Group is seeking a fast-learning and tenacious reporter/senior editor with a background in breaking news, interviewing executives, developing subject-matter expertise and producing engaging copy from short briefs to long-form features. Business Travel News produces business intelligence for travel buying professionals. You will have the opportunity to learn from an experienced editorial staff and to build your contacts and knowledge on a defined beat: Transportation. You'll get to know the airlines, the rail companies and the car rental and limo firms. The story is about how they scramble for business from travel buyers at both small and large corporations, and how those buyers in turn influence the transportation companies.

The BTN Group is a unique and diversified information provider for executives who buy or manage business travel. This position is located in our office in mid-town Manhattan. This position includes travel, about once per month. Minimum qualifications: Degree in Journalism or Communications, minimum 2 years of experience as a full-time business journalist.

To apply, send an impressive cover letter, which MUST include salary requirements, plus your resume and recent clips, to BTNResumes@ntmllc.com. View the full job description here.

Paid Data Journalism and Graphics Internships

Here's a link to several paid internships in data journalism and graphics. New York Times, NPR, Chicago Tribune, Boston Globe, Huffington Post, L.A. Times, USA Today and many other media outlets are hiring.

NPR – Intern Editor

Due Tuesday, November 15

Ready for an internship like no other? NPR interns play a vital role in NPR's daily operations in almost every division of the organization - from NPR News and Music, to Communications and the Office of the General Counsel. Our interns work alongside experienced staff members to gain unparalleled experience in their chosen field and contribute their talents and energies to NPR's mission.                

One highlight of the NPR internship program is Intern Edition, a multimedia program produced, promoted, and launched entirely by interns. The program is the hallmark of our internship program, and the debut of each edition is an organization-wide celebration. Experience the most recent program here. Also, look back at the semester before that!

Internship positions are offered at our national headquarters in Washington, D.C.; NPR West in Culver City, CA; at the New York and Chicago Bureaus; and in Boston, MA. Many Member stations offer internships of their own. For more information, please view the posting in eRecruiting.

NPR Science & Health Desk, Spring Internship

Winter/spring program applications due by Tuesday, November 15

NPR’s Science & Health Desk in Washington, DC is looking for top notch students for their spring internship. The internship is paid ($10 an hour/40 hours a week) and starts January 9 and ends on May 4, 2012.  The description of the two different internships we offer on the desk is below; all information can be found on the NPR website.

EDITORIAL:
The Science Desk supplies Morning Edition, All Things Considered, the weekend shows and Newscast with stories about health, science, and environmental issues. The intern will assist the reporters, editors and producers with day-to-day tasks on the Science Desk. Duties will include routine administrative tasks, scheduling interviews and studios and may also include researching stories, getting archival tape, attending editorial meetings, and other work as needed. Knowledge of NPR programming is preferred, and demonstrated interest in news and science is essential. Assists with writing, researching and updating science and health news and feature coverage on NPR.org. Experience preferred in writing copy for news and feature stories, and photo editing with Photoshop. Must have excellent writing, researching and editing skills, and ability to work quickly, accurately and under deadline. Flexibility and creativity a plus.

MUTLIMEDIA:
The Science Desk supplies Morning Edition, All Things Considered, the weekend shows and Newscast with stories about health, science, and environmental issues. In addition to assisting with day-to-day tasks on the Science Desk (see Science Desk Internship listing), this intern assists with editing photos and video for science and health coverage on NPR.org. Works with the news desk and digital news team to assist with visual story development, including editing of staff and freelance photos, preparation of photos for the website, building of photo and audio galleries, and editing video for the web. Experience needed in Photoshop and Final Cut Pro. Must have excellent writing and researching skills, and ability to work quickly, accurately and under deadline. Flexibility and creativity needed. An interest in science is encouraged. Still and video shooting skills a plus, although this is primarily an editing internship. Please send a list of links or a CD/DVD of photo, video, and/or multimedia projects (required).

The Minneapolis Star Tribune Internships

Due Thursday, December 1

The Minneapolis Star Tribune offers 11 paid internships for the summer of 2012 including a Kaiser Media Internship in Health Reporting, and we’re interested in the best and the brightest at Yale. In many respects, our interns are treated like regular staff members. We expect them to write, shoot, edit and design for Page One and our growing suite of digital products.

We’re committed to helping our interns develop. We pair them with mentors in their craft areas in addition to assigning them supervisors. We hold weekly brownbag lunches to explore a variety of topics from multimedia storytelling to investigative journalism. We give them honest, constructive feedback on how they’re doing as the summer progresses. And we pay them like pros: $692 a week for 10 to 12 weeks. It’s a great deal. But our internship isn’t for everyone.

We’re looking for students with enough experience, talent and drive to make the most of this opportunity. Our interns have typically worked at their college news outlet, such as the Yale Daily News, and done at least one (but more often two) previous internships at professional news outlets. More importantly, they have the kinds of clips and recommendations that stand out in a crowded, competitive field.

Please visit Yale eRecruiting for more details about our program and the application process.

Time Inc. Magazine and Book Publishing Internships

Nominations due Thursday, December 1 (contact Mark Oppenheimer at mark.oppenheimer@yale.edu this week)

College juniors and graduate students seeking experience in magazine and book publishing as reporters, writers, photographers or graphic designers are eligible for nine-week internships at the following Time Inc. publications: Time, Life, Money, People, People En Espanol, Teen People, Sports Illustrated, SI For Kids, Fortune, Entertainment Weekly, InStyle and Your Company, as well as, Time Digital and Time Life Books in Alexandria, Va. Application requirements include an academic transcript, a resume, 300-word statement of his or her background and reasons for wanting to become a Time Inc. summer intern. These are highly competitive paid internships which may include subsidized housing. Students interested in applying should contact their school placement office for complete application requirements. Minority and disabled students are encouraged to apply. Annual deadline for schools to submit internship nominees is Dec. 1.

Americas Journalism Summer Internship 

Due Thursday, December 15

Locations: New York, Boston, Washington, D.C., Chicago, San Francisco, Miami, Los Angeles, U.S.; Toronto, Canada; and Latin America

Ready to step inside a fast-paced newsroom? Contribute your own creative ideas under tight deadlines? The Americas Journalism Summer Internship program offers talented student journalists an opportunity to perform in a newsroom based within the US, Canada or Latin America. We also have a few internship positions in online and multimedia packaging, graphics, broadcast and photography.

These 10-week paid summer internships are a crash course in hands-on business, political and general news reporting. Every intern reports to an editor and is assigned a journalist mentor to provide advice and guidance during the summer. These internships give you a global audience of leading media outlets, financial decision-makers and savvy Internet readers totaling more than 1 billion people every day.

This internship program has been in place for 12 years and has a record of hiring the best interns at the end of the summer. Our alumni are working around the world for us as well as for other leading news organizations.
Students selected for the Americas Journalism Summer Internship program will also be considered for a spot in our intensive Reuters Journalism Trainee Program that provides journalists with nine months training and leads into a staff job if they meet the required standards The trainee program, operated out of New York, London and Singapore, begins in September, 2012.

How do you apply?

Apply online - http://careers.thomsonreuters.com/Students/Bachelors-Masters/North-America/Americas-Journalism-Summer-Internship/. You will need to submit your resume, a one-page cover letter and three to five clips. You must also arrange for two letters of reference to be sent separately to the e-mail address provided.

Applications accepted: October 1 - December 15.

Program begins: The following summer.

The William F. Buckley, Jr. Summer Internship Program 2012 at The New Criterion and The Weekly Standard

Due February 1, 2012

The New Criterion brings together a wide range of young and established critics whose common aim is to bring you the most incisive criticism being written today.  As a monthly review of the arts and intellectual life, The New Criterion engages with those forces dedicated to traducing genuine cultural and intellectual achievement, whether through obfuscation, politicization, or a commitment to nihilistic absurdity; it has been in the forefront both of championing what is best and most humanely vital in our cultural inheritance and in exposing what is mendacious, corrosive, and spurious.

The Weekly Standard reports and opines on every important political and cultural development, not just in Washington and New York, but also around the world.  The responsibilities can be both administrative and editorial: everything from answering phones to sorting mail to helping the editorial assistants in organizing company functions.  Other duties include compiling research for writers and proofreading galleys as well as writing opportunities both online and in print.

For more information, please view the postings in eRecruiting.

Internships at The Economist

Deadlines variable

Please visit The Economist Group Internships page for information about positions across the globe.

CNN Internships

Deadlines variable

Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. is excited to offer college juniors, seniors and recent grads an opportunity to learn from the best in entertainment, news and sports. This can be the beginning of an incredible career. We look forward to saying "We knew you when…" Please visit CNN’s internships website to learn more about the Turner Trainee Team (t3), CNN Video Journalists, Turner Sports NCAA Digital Post-graduate Internship, and other internships.

Internship at Birchbox

Ongoing

Birchbox is a monthly subscription that delivers deluxe beauty samples and a multi-platform editorial channel (we have over 300,000 unique visitors every month and a robust Tumblr and YouTube following). It's a really exciting opportunity to pitch/write articles and blog posts about beauty and learn all about social media engagement. While the internship is unpaid, we're offering transportation reimbursement and lots of makeup and skincare products as compensation. Since we're a growing startup, there's also a good possibility of the internship leading to a job offer in the future. Anyone interested should send their resume to Mai at mai@birchbox.com along with their availability. Check out sample blog posts here.

Social Media Intern, TheAtlantic.com

Ongoing

We are currently seeking a Social Media Intern to join our team at TheAtlantic.com.

Responsibilities include: Managing and updating Facebook, Twitter, and Tumblr accounts for The Atlantic's digital properties. Developing and executing new engagement projects. Promoting Atlantic content across different social networks. General research and editorial support.

Required: Familiarity and versatility with major (and new) social networks (Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, LinkedIn, StumbleUpon, Reddit, Digg). Niche networks (Fark) a plus. Sound news and curative sensibility. Sound editorial judgment. Past experience with audience development and community engagement, preferably in a newsroom environment- comfort dealing with data and analytics.
Core Attributes: Atlantic Media recruits for two personal attributes in its candidates. The first is force of intellect – reflected in discipline and rigor of thought as manifested, often, in exceptional academic performance. The second is a personal spirit of generosity – a natural disposition towards service and selfless conduct. Adaptable and willing to approach tasks with velocity and a high metabolism. Please find the full announcement and application here.

News Desk editor, The Huffington Post

Ongoing

The Huffington Post is looking to add editors on the News Desk, which handles the site's original reporting. Right now, we need more people to edit spot/breaking news later in the day and at night, so there's one spot available from around 1-9 p.m. and one from 5 p.m.-1 a.m. Contact Jeff Muskus at jeff.muskus@gmail.com if you're interested and have some editing experience.

Editor at Midwestern newspaper

ASAP

A major midwestern newspaper is looking to hire two recent college graduates as editor/paginators. If interested and willing to start within a week or two, contact Mark Oppenheimer at mark.oppenheimer@yale.edu.

The Detroit News 2012 Summer Internships

Due Saturday, November 19

The Detroit News offers 12-week summer internships to college students who are juniors, seniors or recent college graduates who can assume a standard workload at a daily, metropolitan newspaper. Internship opportunities are available for reporters, copy editors, photographers, graphic artists and page designers and within our online and multimedia operations.
The News offers hands-on experience and provides training sessions on various journalism and newsroom-related topics throughout the summer.
Applicants should have completed at least one prior internship or have had experience at student publications. Interns are paid $524 a week. For 2011 summer internships, applications must be postmarked by November 19, 2011. To apply, please submit the following: cover letter, resume, seven to 10 work samples, three references, a 300-word statement on your strongest influence in journalism.
Mail application package to: Walter Middlebrook, Assistant Managing Editor, The Detroit News, 615 W. Lafayette Blvd., Detroit, MI 48226. For more information, please visit this site.

The Baltimore Sun Summer Internship Program

Due: November 30

Interns will be selected to work as members of the Sun's staff while receiving instruction in seminars, workshops and on-the-job training. Candidates should have at least one previous internship at a small to midsize daily. Applications will be accepted in the fields of news, sports, business or feature writing, as well as photography, graphics, page design and copy editing. Interns receive $500 per week for 8 to 10 weeks. Application deadline is Nov. 30. To apply, send cover letter, resume and up to 10 samples of published work. For information, contact: Sam Davis, Assistant Managing Editor for Recruitment and Staff Development, Baltimore Sun, 501 N. Calvert St., Baltimore, MD 21278-0001; Tel: 410-332-6534.
 

Reuters Internships

Deadlines variable (between September and December)

Calling All Big Thinkers. Today’s fast-moving world will produce tomorrow’s leading decision makers. But who wants to wait? Forge your own path from the diversity of opportunities and close mentoring Thomson Reuters offers students and recent graduates. Step into the challenging, fast pace and the fascinating perspective of a truly global organization. You’ll be stimulated to learn and sharpen your skills—and encouraged to find fresh solutions to problems old and new. And you’ll find that there are no limits here on where creative thinking and a willingness to learn takes bright minds.

Featured Programs: Interested in a career in journalism? Want to be a part of the world's largest international multimedia news agency? Did you know we offer both internship and full-time programs for those interested in a career with us. For more information, visit the internships page or click on the links below.

• Reuters Journalism Trainee Program 

• Americas Journalism Summer Internship  

• London Financial Journalism Internship  

The Kaiser Media Internships in Health Reporting

Due December 1 for print/online
Due January 5 for broadcast

The Kaiser Media Internships Program, established in 1994, is an intensive 12-week summer internship for young journalists interested in specializing in health reporting, with a particular commitment to coverage of health issues affecting diverse and immigrant communities.

The Media Internships Program provides an initial week-long briefing on health issues and health reporting in Washington, D.C.  Interns are then based for ten weeks at their newspaper, online, or radio/TV station, typically under the direction of the Health or Metro Editor/News Director, where they report on health issues.  The program ends with a 3-day meeting in Boston to hear critiques from senior journalists and to go on final site visits. The aim is to provide young journalists or journalism college graduates with an in-depth introduction to and practical experience on the specialist health beat, with a particular focus on diverse and immigrant communities. For complete information and to apply, please visit this site.

The Roanoke Times Design, Reporting, & Photography Internships

Due December 1

The basic info: Paid internships run 10 weeks. Preference is given to students who have had previous internships and/or have worked for campus publications.

What’s it like to work in The Roanoke Times’ newsroom?
The Roanoke Times, a daily newspaper in Southwest Virginia, is seeking a creative and enterprising designer to spend 10 weeks this summer working with and learning from our award-winning staff.

The newspaper has a strong commitment to visual journalism. Content drives our design. We expect our designers to be journalistically strong, while at the same time figuring out the smartest ways to deliver information to readers. Our pages are centerpiece driven, with an emphasis of making our pages visually informative and engaging.

The internship will run from late May to August. This is an advanced internship where you will be working on both short-term and long-term projects. Current students and recent graduates are eligible. The intern is expected to perform as a beginning journalist, designing pages, editing stories and writing headlines. Applicants should be technically proficient in InDesign or other similar pagination software.

Finally, how to apply: If you are ready for a challenge and to be a better designer at the end of the summer, here’s how to apply: Fill out the official application online. Then send a resume, cover letter, samples of your work and three references to: Brian Kelley, Metro Editor, The Roanoke Times 201 Campbell Avenue S.W., Roanoke, Va. 24010-2491. Questions? E-mail: Brian Kelley. 

Los Angeles Times Web, Reporting, and Visual Internships

Due: Rolling (Web), December 1 (Visual), and January 1 (Reporting)

Interested in working with some of the best journalists around? We offer 10 weeks of intensive, hands-on experience in a region where big stories are the norm. We place interns throughout the L.A. Times: Metro, Sports, Business, Features, Washington bureau, Photography and latimes.com. These are paid internships and summer placements usually run from mid-June to late August.

Qualifications: Applicants must be actively working toward an undergraduate or graduate degree and must be eligible to work in the U.S. Graduates may qualify if you've finished school within six months of the start of the internship. Applicants must have a valid driver's license and access to a car in good working condition. Little training is offered, so previous internship experience is preferred.

Website Internships (Summer and other periods): 

To apply, please submit a brief cover letter and/or a one-page autobiography; a resume; links to any online work; and a list of three references. Web internships do not require a car. Deadline: Varies. Email application to: onlinejobs@latimes.com. For further information on internships and other entry-level positions, review www.latimes.com/webproducer

Summer Reporting Internship:
To apply, please submit a cover letter; a resume; a one-page personal essay; up to 12 work samples; and a list of three references. Deadline: Applications must be postmarked by January 1. Mail to: Tracy Boucher, Director of Newsroom Development, 202 W. 1st St., Los Angeles, CA 90012. For further information, contact Boucher at 1-800-LATIMES, Ext. 76737 or at tracy.boucher@latimes.com.

Summer Visual Journalism Internship:
To apply, please submit a brief cover letter; a one-page autobiography; a resume; an online portfolio with a minimum of 20 single images and three complete photo stories or multimedia presentations; and a list of three references. DEADLINE: December 1. EMAIL APPLICATION TO photointern@latimes.com.

Minneapolis Star Tribune

Due December 1

The Star Tribune offers summer internships in reporting, copy editing, photography, design and multimedia. Pay is about $692 per week, senior writers and editors hold weekly brownbag lunches with interns. Most successful applicants are entering senior year, work for a college news outlet and have interned at a smaller newspaper. To apply send a cover letter, clips or portfolio, resume and two letters of reference to Duchesne Drew, managing editor for operations/recruitment, Star Tribune, 425 Portland Ave., Minneapolis MN 55488. Direct questions to Drew at 612-673-7111 or ddrew@startibune.com or Neal Justin at 612-673-7431 or njustin@startribune.com. The deadline to apply is Dec. 1.
 

The Elie Wiesel Prize in Ethics Essay Contest 2012

Due before December 5, 5pm PST.

Whatever the answer to essential questions of society and individual human beings may be, education is surely its major component. But what would education be without its ethical dimension? Many of us believe them to be inseparable. That is why this Prize in Ethics Essay Contest was established in 1989 by our Foundation. Thousands of students from hundreds of colleges and universities across the nation have participated. Through their writing, they explored their concerns and beliefs, their fears and their hopes.

While we suggest relevant topics each year, applicants are encouraged to choose any subject they feel strongly about, provided it is related to the domain of ethics.

The quality of the essays we have received over the years has been remarkable. It is with great difficulty that winners are chosen by a special committee of teachers and scholars.

We appeal to college students to send us their essays. We promise you they will not be ignored. In fact, we shall be proud to be your first readers. And perhaps your first critics and publishers. Please visit this site and see the attachment for more information. Please visit this page for a list of past award winners, with quite a few from Yale, and read Sarah Stillman’s 2005 winning entry here.

The Christian Science Monitor Newspaper/Website Internships

Due January 1

The Christian Science Monitor is a 24/7 news website with a global readership. The Monitor also publishes a weekly news magazine, which includes both material unique to the print product and stories that also appear on the Monitor's website. The Monitor offers a highly selective internship program.
Interns have an opportunity for hands-on experience in a range of departments - the US and world news desks and various features areas. Activities may include writing short items for the paper or website, doing research, and assisting the photo and graphics departments. It may also include some everyday office-management tasks. At the discretion of the editors, interns can assist with editing and contacting correspondents and contributors, as well as reporting their own stories. Generally, the minimum time requirement for paid or academic-credit internships is 35 hours a week.

• Applications for our summer internships are due January 1st.

• For fall internships, July 15.

• For the winter/spring semester, Oct. 15.

To apply, please contact the Internship Coordinator, and send a resumé, cover letter, and clips to: Internship Coordinator, The Christian Science Monitor, 210 Massachusetts Avenue - P02-30, Boston, MA 02115.

 

The Miami Herald

Due: Monday, October 31

Interns at the Miami Herald Media Company can expect to be treated professionally with opportunities for all kinds of assignments that may end up on 1A.  Candidates can apply for a 10-week internship in reporting, copy editing, photography, videography, graphics or multimedia. Applicants should send four to seven of examples of their best work, a resume and a cover letter that tells editors why they belong at The Miami Herald/El Nuevo Herald. Interns will need a car, valid driver's license and a keen sense of adventure. Deadline: Oct. 31. Send materials to Rick Hirsch, senior editor/multimedia, The Miami Herald, 1 Herald Plaza, Miami FL 33132-1693.

St Petersburg Times 2012 Summer Internships

Due: Tuesday, November 1 for News, February 15 for other departments

May 21 – August 10, 2012. Positions available in News, Advertising, Marketing, and Web Development. $450 weekly salary. Deadline to apply: November 1 for News positions. February 15 for Advertising, Marketing, and Web Development. Learn more at www.tampabay.com/internships and learn about Intern Scholarships from the St. Petersburg Times Fund, Inc. Questions? Contact Nancy Waclawek, internship coordinator, Waclawek@sptimes.com.

Omaha World-Herald

Due: Tuesday, November 1
 

Description: Omaha World-Herald Intern Scholarships: six $1,000 stipends are awarded at the successful completion of a 12-week editorial internship at the World-Herald; interns are paid. Apply by Nov. 1.
Contact: Jeff Gauger or Joanne Stewart, Omaha World-Herald, 1334 Dodge St., Omaha, NE 68102; Email: jgauger@owh.com; Tel: 402-444-1139; Fax: 402-345-0183. More information here. 

Dow Jones Newspaper Fund 

Due: Tuesday, November 1

Applications available online here. DJNF provides paid summer internships in business reporting, news, multimedia and sports copy editing for juniors, seniors and graduate students. The application deadline is Nov. 1, 2011. For juniors, seniors, and graduate students. 
Programs

In the Multimedia (Online) Editing Program, students who work as editors for websites are trained at Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green.

In the News Copy Editing Program, those selected to work at newspapers, websites and other media attend the Centers for Editing Excellence at Temple University, Philadelphia, Pa.; University of Missouri, Columbia; Pennsylvania State University and the University of Texas at Austin.

Sports Copy Editing Program interns work on sports desks and are trained at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln. View their 2010 Facebook page here.

Audio: Dr. Marie Hardin of Penn State discusses the benefits of being a Fund copy editing intern.

Business Reporting Program interns work for various media and attend a one-week seminar in New York before reporting to their jobs.

Students may apply for all four programs using a single form for editing and a separate one for business reporting. Each candidate must register as an Intern Applicant for a login and password to submit the forms. Editing applicants submit a resume, a transcript and a 500-word essay describing his or her editing skills and journalistic interests. Business reporters must also submit three to five PDFs of clips and a 500-word essay explaining why they want to spend the summer writing business news.

Study for DJNF's Editing Exam

Applicants take a one-hour copy editing exam which will be mailed to a professor on their campus who will act as a monitor. Students can study past versions at EditTeach.org, a website for copy editing professors, students and professional copy editors. The editing exam and application deadline for 2012 is Nov. 1, 2011. Click Review the Monitors List here or at the left.

Business Reporting Test

Applications for summer 2012 should be submitted by Nov. 1, 2011 but the business reporting test should be postmarked no later than Dec. 1.  Applicants name a professor to administer the test on their application forms.  DJNF then sends the tests directly to the professors for those students. Click the links for the 2010 test and key.
 

Pulliam Journalism Fellowships (The Indianapolis Star/The Arizona Republic)

Due: Tuesday, November 1

Join us for the summer of 2012. The Indianapolis Star and The Arizona Republic, Gannett Co. newspapers, are seeking college students and new graduates with a talent for reporting, news design and graphics, or photojournalism for an exciting and demanding journalism fellowship program.

Why should I apply for this journalism program? You'll be a member of our newsroom, work hard and gain valuable journalism experience. You get paid, too. Our Pulliam Fellows earn $650/week for the 10-week program. You'll also get to participate in writing workshops and learn over lunch from some of the best minds in journalism.
Additionally, many former Pulliam Fellows have returned as guest lecturers, including Adam B. Ellick, foreign correspondent, New York Times, and John Fritze, reporter, Baltimore Sun.

Am I qualified for this journalism program? College juniors, seniors and graduate students enrolled in a journalism or related degree program as of Nov. 1, 2011, are eligible. Previous newspaper journalism internships and/or experience as a journalist on a college newspaper are preferred. You need to be committed to a career in news journalism. You must have reliable transportation and arrange for your own housing. We are an equal opportunity employer that values diversity among its journalism fellows.

What's the deadline for this journalism application? All application materials must be postmarked by Nov. 1, 2011. (We may accept some journalism candidates after the deadline.)

When should I be there? June 4, 2012 - Aug. 10, 2012

How do I apply? View the journalism program instructions and download the application here.

The Seattle Times

Due: Tuesday, November 1

Up to 12 internships are available each summer to sophomores, juniors, seniors or graduate students attending a four-year college or university. Applicants must be journalism majors or have demonstrated a commitment to print journalism; previous experience recommended. Most positions are for general-assignment reporters but other positions are as follows: one copydesk editor, two photographers, one artist or page designer and one sports reporter/copyeditor. Internships are paid and last 12 weeks. All application materials must be received by Nov. 1. For application requirements, write to: The Seattle Times, Newsroom Intern Coordinator, P.O. Box 70, Seattle, WA 98111; Tel: 206-464-2414.

Newsday Internships

Due: Tuesday, November 1

Newsday is accepting applications for paid internships. The summer internship program runs for 10 weeks and is designed for college students interested in a newspaper career. Interns will work as reporters, copy editors, visual journalists or designers for the newspaper and the web, and are given actual assignments for publication. They are participants, not merely observers, in the daily process of putting out the newspaper and the website. The summer program also provides weekly seminars in which participants join with regular Newsday staff members in informal discussions.

Eligibility: You must be a junior, senior or graduate student enrolled in a degree program as of November 1, 2011. You must have had at least one previous internship at a daily newspaper, magazine or website. Reporter and Visual Journalist interns must have a valid drivers license and a car.
Application packages must be postmarked no later than November 1, 2011. Emailed applications will not be accepted. Candidates will be notified by January 15, 2012.

Interns will be paid $525 a week. Interns are entitled to reimbursement for job related expenses. Since Newsday operates around the clock, seven days a week, interns can expect their hours to fluctuate.

To apply, please send your application material to:
Internship Coordinator
Newsday
235 Pinelawn Road
Melville, NY 11747-4250

The application package includes:
1. Printed application form, completed and signed -- Click here for the form -- http://www.newsday.com/services/about-newsday/newsday-jobs-and-internships-1.1532621#print
2. Cover letter explaining why you want to intern at Newsday
3. 500 words on the best story youve written and why
4. Resume
5. 2 letters of recommendation (with title, phone numbers, and email addresses) from editors at your previous internships.
6. Work samples:
Reporters: 6-10 clips copied on 8 1/2 x 11 paper. Please send samples that illustrate the scope of your reporting and writing. (spot news, features, and enterprise)
Visual Journalists: Portfolio on CD or online links. Candidates must have a proficiency in still photography and videography.
Designers: 6-10 samples of your layout and design work in hard copy. Candidates must be proficient in Photoshop, InDesign and Illustrator.
Copy Editors: 6-10 samples of your copy edited stories, headline and caption writing in hard copy. NO EMAILED APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED. DO NOT USE STAPLES, BINDERS, OR FOLDERS.

Scripps Howard Foundation Semester in Washington

Due: Tuesday, November 1

Six students, including one international student, work as reporters in Washington for 14 weeks. A stipend of $2,000 is paid and free housing is provided. Students' stories are published on Web-based wire. Some stories go out on Scripps Howard News Service. Students may also write for hometown or campus newspapers or get internship or independent study credit. Deadline for fall program is March 1. Deadline for spring and summer programs is Nov. 1. The program is open to college juniors and seniors. Contact: Jody Beck, director, Semester in Washington Program, Scripps Howard Foundation, 1090 Vermont Ave. NW, #1000, Washington, D.C. 20002. Tel: 202-408-2748. www.shfwire.com.

The Boston Globe

Due: Tuesday, November 1
The Boston Globe summer intern program began more than 50 years ago as an opportunity for college students interested in journalism to gain practical experience on a major newspaper.
The largest group of interns works in metro on general assignment. Other intern reporters are assigned to sports, living/arts, and business. We also have intern positions in the photography and graphics departments, and on the copy desk.  The copy editing position may be filled by a Newspaper Fund* intern, and a health/science position is provided through the Kaiser Foundation.**  Internships are NOT limited to students with undergraduate journalism majors.  All students currently enrolled in an undergraduate program or will be graduating in May or June may apply, as well as journalism graduate school students who have NOT had professional experience as a newspaper reporter.
An aptitude for newspaper work is the most important qualification for the internship.  Applicants must have had at least one previous internship at a daily newspaper.  Applicants must have a driver’s license.
Summer interns work as full-time employees for twelve weeks, between Memorial Day and Labor Day.  Interns are paid a weekly wage, and shifts vary.  An intern supervisor serves as a writing coach and there are weekly meetings with editors and staff members on a range of issues and topics pertaining to journalism.

Application forms can be obtained from: Paula Bouknight, Assistant Managing Editor/Hiring, The Boston Globe, P.O. Box 55819, Boston, MA 02205-5819 (617-929-3212), or downloaded from our website after Sept. 1:  Click here for 2012 Application. APPLICATIONS FOR THE 2012 PROGRAM MUST BE POSTMARKED BY NOVEMBER 1, 2011. Material will not be returned.  Finalists will be asked to come to the Globe for an interview.

* For information on the Newspaper Fund program go to djnewspaperfund.dowjones.com.
** For information on the Kaiser Fellowship program, go to www.kff.org.

The Washington Post

Due: Tuesday, November 1
Open to juniors, seniors and graduate students enrolled in a degree program. Twelve-week paid reporting, visual journalism, Web producing, news, features and information designing and video news editing internships are available. Previous internships and/or experience on a college newspaper is preferred. Applications sent via email will not be accepted. Application deadline is Nov. 1. For application requirements, write to: Newsroom Summer Internship Program, The Washington Post, 1150 15th St. N.W., Washington, DC 20071; www.washingtonpost.com/intern;  Email: Peter Perl, AME/Personnel, newsinterns@washpost.com Tel: 202-334-7445.

1The Wall Street Journal, U.S.

http://www.dowjones.com/djcom/careers/wsj-interns.asp
Due: Tuesday, November 1

Internships are aimed at undergraduates or recent graduates who intend a career in journalism. To apply for this internship please submit a cover letter, resume and up to six writing samples. We will select about 15 interns for the summer 2012 program. The selection process is highly competitive and most of those chosen have had prior internships with other newspapers as well as extensive experience on a campus newspaper. The internships are for ten-week periods in June, July and August. The pay is $700.00 a week.

The screening process puts heavy emphasis on clips and journalistic experience. Only the applicants who are selected for final consideration will be contacted. We will complete the selection process by the end of December.

About half the interns are based outside New York, in bureaus such as San Francisco, DC, Detroit, etc. We do not pay for relocation. It helps for applicants to state if they have preferences in where they intern, and also if they have any preferences in subject matter (for example: metro, economics, politics, arts etc). We cannot guarantee to meet your preferences, but it helps us in placing interns. If you wish to apply for a video, art or WSJ.com internship, please specify that in your application. You can also elect to apply for more than one of these, if you have several areas of skill. ALL SUBMISSIONS MUST BE RECEIVED NO LATER THAN NOVEMBER 1, 2011

ART INTERNS: We also accept photo, infographics and art internship applications. Applicants should include samples of their work.

VIDEO INTERNS: Each year we take at least one video intern, who works as part of our video team shooting and editing video that complements and supplements print stories.

WSJ.COM INTERNS: Our online team, which is integrated with the print operations, takes several interns each year who work exclusively online, packaging and editing stories, video and graphics for our website.

Deborah Brewster, Deputy Managing Editor

The Wall Street Journal

1211 Avenue of the Americas

New York, NY 10036 

The Wall Street Journal, Europe

http://www.dowjones.com/djcom/careers/wsj-interns.asp
Due: Tuesday, November 1

The Journal's European edition, The Wall Street Journal Europe, also usually takes a reporting intern to be based in Europe. The application must be received by mail or email no later than November 1. To apply please send a cover letter, resume and six to eight writing samples to:

Tim Hanrahan, Managing Editor

The Wall Street Journal Europe

10 Fleet Place, London, EC4M 7QN

Or email to: tim.hanrahan@wsj.com

In addition to meeting all the application requirements cited in the WSJ description above, the Journal Europe is also looking for candidates with fluency in one or more of these European languages: French, German, Dutch, or Russian; a demonstrable interest in Europe as well as the willingness and ability to work in an overseas environment. The selected candidates will work in one of WSJ's European bureaus and will be required to provide proof of health insurance. They will be required to pay for their own round-trip airfare. The pay is $700 a week.

The Wall Street Journal, Asia

http://www.dowjones.com/djcom/careers/wsj-interns.asp
Due: Tuesday, November 1

The Journal's Asian edition is looking for a reporting intern to be based in Hong Kong. The materials must be received or received by mail or email no later than November 1. To apply please send a cover letter, resume and six to eight writing samples to:

Almar Latour, Editor-in-Chief

The Wall Street Journal Asia

25/F Central Plaza, 18 Harbour Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong

Or email to: almar.latour@wsj.com

In addition to meeting all the application requirements cited in the WSJ description above, the Journal Asia is looking for candidates with fluency in one or more Asian languages--preferably Mandarin, Japanese or Korean--a strong interest in business reporting in Asia, and ideally experience living or working in the region. The selected candidates will work at The Asian Journal's Hong Kong headquarters, and will be provided with $700 a week and an allowance for round-trip airfare to Hong Kong.   

Izilwane Internships and Contributions

Izilwane is part magazine and part conservation organization, a unique participatory online multimedia platform that educates and raises awareness about the biodiversity crisis and the Sixth Great Extinction. The nonprofit organization is looking for ecologically-minded contributors and volunteers to help us change how humans perceive themselves in relationship with other species and with local and global ecosystems. Our media platform, created by a Yale alumna, is creating a global family that raises awareness about biodiversity loss and what we can do about it.

We are looking for volunteer contributors, editors, and persons interested in nonprofit media management (social media, public relations, outreach, grant research and writing, fundraising, and more). Contributions are accepted year round. Internships are available. All positions are virtual.

We work with writers, photographers and videographers from around the world to produce features, essays, photos and video about conservation and human culture. Our blog publishes notes from the field, short essays from our readers and more. In addition, we host a youth section. By donating stories and images to Izilwane, our contributors help create eco-centric models of thinking, living and being, and also share their knowledge and experiences with each other and the general public.

“Izilwane draws an exciting and diverse group of people from a variety of academic backgrounds brought together by a mutual love of nature and concern for the future of other species on the planet. Because Izilwane is based online, contributors, staff, interns, and volunteers can contribute from anywhere. I interviewed a number of authors, high profile scientists and National Geographic Explorers. Izilwane welcomed my ideas for subject material and my work is now published in the magazine. I highly recommend an internship with Izilwane, and would be happy to speak with anyone interested in Izilwane about my experience.”

-- Julia Osterman, julia.osterman@yale.edu

Check out our submission guidelines at http://www.izilwane.org/submission-guidelines.html. To query about internships, please visit http://www.izilwane.org/get-involved.html, then email our Kira, our Outreach Coordinator at Outreach@Izilwane.org.

NestEgg Wealth, Editorial Internship

NestEgg Wealth is an online finance start-up providing powerful, market-driven portfolio? tools, normally available only to high net-worth Wall Street clientele, to the middle class. Founded in 2010 by Alexey Sokolin (Columbia JD/MBA, Amherst College) and Brooks Paige (Amherst College), NestEgg is a Registered Financial Adviser.
NestEgg seeks to recruit a Yale student as an Editorial Intern for the remainder of the fall semester and the spring semester. The ideal candidate will be driven, entrepreneurial, and creative, have excellent writing skills, and posses basic knowledge of current market and macroeconomic trends.
The Intern will work directly with the NestEgg CTO and magazine editor and will focus on developing the company's online content through contribution to the magazine portion of the website. (www.nesteggwealth.com/magazine)
The weekly time commitment will range between one and three hours. For more information, view the posting on eRecruiting.

THE WRITING HUB. Work Study Student, Fall 2011/Spring 2012

A group of 28 vibrant Coop students comprise the Thursday afternoon "Hub," a safe, creative writing environment where students work on poetry, fiction, personal narratives, etc which will culminate in a chap book and open mic night. Workshops serve to improve writing skills, foster a culturally-aware community, and explore the many forms of literary expression. In the spring, we hope to launch the center as a drop-in writing center for all New Haven high school students to receive one-on-one help editing and polishing their work.

Coop Center for Creativity is seeking a motivated, creative student worker who is willing to commit to the following responsibilities:

Assist with lesson-planning and administration of after-school programs

Recruit writing coaches, visiting artists, and volunteers

Recruit students from New Haven public school system

Manage administrative duties

Seek donations from local businesses

Update website content

Design and distribute promotional materials

5-10 hours/week, especially on TWTh afternoons (schedule flexible, but don't flake on me)

Qualifications:
Self-motivated, highly organized, creative thinker who is proficient in Microsoft and social media tools (Facebook, Tumblr) and has experience teaching and/or working with youth. Website management (Wordpress) experience preferred, design/marketing/fundraising experience a plus.

Please send a cover letter, writing sample, and resume to Michelle Ho at coopcreativity@gmail.com. Call with questions! (408-394-3389)
Visit our website at www.coopcreativity.org or friend us on Facebook: facebook.com/coopcreativity.

Boston Globe Newsroom Summer Internship

Due: postmarked by Tuesday, November 1

The Boston Globe summer intern program began more than 50 years ago as an opportunity for college students interested in journalism to gain practical experience on a major newspaper.

The largest group of interns works in metro on general assignment. Other intern reporters are assigned to sports, living/arts, and business. We also have intern positions in the photography and graphics departments, and on the copy desk.  The copy editing position may be filled by a Newspaper Fund intern, and a health/science position is provided through the Kaiser Foundation.  Internships are NOT limited to students with undergraduate journalism majors.  All students currently enrolled in an undergraduate program or will be graduating in May or June may apply, as well as journalism graduate school students who have NOT had professional experience as a newspaper reporter.

An aptitude for newspaper work is the most important qualification for the internship.  Applicants must have had at least one previous internship at a daily newspaper.  Applicants must have a driver’s license. Summer interns work as full-time employees for twelve weeks, between Memorial Day and Labor Day.  Interns are paid a weekly wage, and shifts vary.  An intern supervisor serves as a writing coach and there are weekly meetings with editors and staff members on a range of issues and topics pertaining to journalism. Application forms can be obtained from: Paula Bouknight, Assistant Managing Editor/Hiring, The Boston Globe, P.O. Box 55819, Boston, MA 02205-5819 (617-929-3212), or downloaded from our website after Sept. 1:  Click here for 2012 Application. APPLICATIONS FOR THE 2012 PROGRAM MUST BE POSTMARKED BY NOVEMBER 1, 2011. Please visit the BostonGlobewebsite for more information.

Careers, and Editorial Internship at Chicago Tribune

We’re always searching for enthusiastic, talented and dedicated professionals to fill our ranks. We employ more than 14,000 people across the United States in addition to various positions worldwide. We offer a strong array of opportunities in reporting, publishing, broadcast, internet and entertainment operations and production. If you’re interested in an exciting career with an established and respected media company, we invite you to explore what Tribune has to offer. Please visit the Tribunecareers page to see open positions including Web Editor, Digital Producer, and Web Coordinator, and Editorial Internships (here, and described below).

EDITORIAL INTERNSHIPS: 
Our 12-week paid internship program seeks college juniors, seniors and graduate students who have at least one previous internship on a daily newspaper other than college. Interns will work 20-24 hours a week and must be able to – and often do – cover major stories their first days on the job. Opportunities will be considered in all newsroom departments: graphics, copy editing/design, photography, editorial, metro, breaking news, sports, business and features. Your cover letter, resume, work samples and the names of at least two professional and one school reference should be forwarded to Sheila Solomon, Cross Media Editor, srsolomon@tribune.com. Please specify whether you’re interested in a fall, winter, spring or summer slot. Apply here.

The Denver Post Internship Program 2012

The No. 1 newspaper in the Rocky Mountain region, The Denver Post, is helping shape the futures of the next generation of journalists by offering a 10-week paid internship for the summer of 2012. To do so, we are looking for talented young people who want to make a difference. Interns work in several parts of the newsroom - as news or features reporters, online producers, photographers or graphic artists or designers. Denver Post interns are paid about $497 per week (housing and transportation to Denver are not included). We work with Dow Jones Newspaper Fund to identify candidates for copy editing, online and business reporting positions. Please apply directly to Dow Jones Newspaper Fund for these positions. For more information about the online, copy editing or business reporting internships, please visit https://www.newsfund.org/. We also work with The Sports Journalism Institute to select a sports reporter intern. For more information on the sports reporter internship, please visit http://www.denverpost.com/internships.

More internships with upcoming deadlines here: http://journalism.nyu.edu/career-services/internship-programs/

Paul Block Journalism Internships

Yale College is pleased to offer the Paul Block Journalism Internships. Students will be selected for 10-week internships at one of two newspapers, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and the Toledo Blade. Applicants must be Yale College students who will not have graduated before the internship begins. Internships will begin in June and run through August, and each will include a significant stipend.

Students will be paired with an editor who will have responsibility for assigning the student stories, editing the work, and offering mentorship throughout the summer. Students are expected to perform at a high level, meeting rigorous standards of reporting and writing on demanding deadlines. In return, students can expect to finish the summer with many professional clips and experience at a major newspaper. The sponsoring newspapers will assist each student in finding housing, if the student desires.
The Post-Gazette and the Blade are award-winning, family-owned newspapers, rarities in this world of corporate-owned newspapers, and they are highly respected within the profession. For more information, please view the posting on eRecruiting. 

Managing Editor, Mother Jones

Are deadlines in your DNA? Can you manage up, down, sideways, and across time zones? Are you mighty with a pen and graceful under pressure? Mother Jones is looking for a managing editor to deftly handle all manner of to-dos for its award-winning journalism shop. The ultimate blend of long-form, in-depth reporting and hyperactive, 24/7 news, Mother Jones is looking for a people person who is always hungry to adapt to new challenges and to bring efficiency to even the most complex of tasks. Pushovers need not apply.

You should be ridiculously organized (and equally flexible), meticulous, inspired by news and politics, a seasoned negotiator, a workflow genius, a creative and responsible wordsmith, and a born collaborator. Your previous boss should call you charming AND ruthless. You should be as comfortable writing killer headlines and managing staff writers as you are problem solving ad adjacencies, maneuvering word counts, and tracking errors online and in print. And you should relish every minute of story making, even—perhaps especially—the tedious bits.

Did reading this get your heart rate up? Do you have the resume that will raise ours? Then what are you waiting for?

This position is based in our San Francisco headquarters (remote not an option). Salary commensurate with experience. Excellent benefits. Mother Jones and its parent organization, the Foundation for National Progress, are committed to building and maintaining a diverse and welcoming workplace. To apply, please send your resume and a personalized cover letter outlining why this is the organization/job for you to jobs(at)motherjones(dot)com with “Managing Editor” as the subject line. No calls or office drop-ins.

Overseas Press Club Foundation Scholarship

Due December 1

In 2006, the OPC Foundation partnered with the Associated Press to offer the first OPC Foundation/AP internship.  The 2006 Stan Swinton winner, Ayesha Akram of the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism, spent a month in the Bangkok bureau and was the ground and able to cover Thailand’s coup.  In 2007, the OPC Foundation was able to partner with other media organizations to offer three internship programs for the summer of 2007.  The OPC Foundation pays for the intern’s travel and living expenses for one month. Since 2008, the Foundation has sponsored five internships a year.

“The essay entry doesn't have to be a traditionally reported article or op-ed. Mine took the form of a personal travel memoir, and I think that that worked in my favor. Most of all, they like to see that you were on-the-ground abroad. The prize is $2,000, along with a $3,000 stipend if you're chosen for their Reuters or AP internship. I'd be happy to chat with anyone about this prize. E-mail is the best way to reach me, as I'm currently in Taipei completing the internship with Reuters.” –Jialu Chen, jialu.chen@gmail.com

Social Media Internships at the Yale Office of Public Affairs and Communications

The Office of Public Affairs and Communications is seeking 2 social-media savvy Yale students to work up to 12 hours a week helping create content and posts to Yale's social media channels (FACEBOOK, TWITTER, FLICKR, ETC). Applicants must be knowledgeable and facile with Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare, Flickr and other sites.
Blogging experience and knowledge of WordPress or Drupal content management a plus. Knowledge of Photoshop and DIGITAL photography also a plus. Applicants must demonstrate good judgement and be capable of working with limited supervision. 

Editorial Assistant, Features, First for Women Magazine

First for Women magazine seeks an editorial assistant to provide support for senior editors. Responsibilities include researching, reporting & writing articles, as well as assisting with organizational & administrative duties as needed. A background in writing & editing; strong research, communication & organizational skills; & an ability to work well on a team & under tight deadlines. Experience/interest in decor & lifestyle copywriting a plus. Please send us a cover letter detailing why you should top our list (and the salary you’re seeking) & an updated resume & clips. Mail to: First for Women magazine Attention: Editorial 270 Sylvan Avenue Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632. No e-mails or phone calls please.  

Staff Writer, Stevens Institute of Technology

Required Skills: Excellent writing, copyediting, & proofreading skills; HTML; Adobe Creative Suite; Video editing; exceptional interpersonal communication in person, over phone, & via e-mail; ability to both follow direction & take responsibility for assigned tasks. We are looking to hire an enthusiastic writer, experienced with the Web & multimedia, to develop our online presence. A strong writing background, ability to code HTML & edit Web pages, & broad multimedia skills are a must. The ideal candidate has a positive attitude & enjoys a fast-paced environment, finessing the details, taking on a variety of creative assignments, & working closely with a small team. Essential Responsibilities: Write & edit articles & news stories; code stories in HTML on Web pages (add links & images, text formatting & table layout); update & maintain websites according to needs of faculty & staff; shoot & edit photos & videos; copyedit & proofread Web & print materials; contribute to social media outlets; implement best practices for Search Engine Optimization; perform quality assurance testing of Web content; interact with university community to complete tasks. Online Application: http://www.apply2jobs.com/stevens.

Sports Copy Editor/Designer, New York Post

The New York Post is looking for a high-impact sports copy editor/designer, with a minimum of 3-5 years experience with a daily newspaper. To qualify, candidates must be equally proficient in writing eye-catching headlines, editing copy & designing dynamic pages. Proficiency in Photoshop & Indesign, Quark or similar design program is also essential. Salary commensurate with experience. Please send resume & cover letter to sportsrecruit@newsjobs.biz.

Copy Editor, The Times Argus

The Times Argus, a daily newspaper serving central Vermontand the capital city of Montpelier, Vermont, is looking for an experienced copy editor to assist in the production of the daily & Sunday newspaper. The candidate must have a basic understanding of Web publishing, & be willing to learn our state-of-the-art content management system. The ideal candidate is well versed in AP style, & has an understanding of small-town government & statewide politics. The copy desk also works closely with editors at our sister newspaper, Rutland Herald. Some night & weekend work is required. In Copy & In Design experience preferred. To apply, send a resume & cover letter to Editor Steven Pappas at steven.pappas@timesargus.com.

FOR ALUMNI: Editor, Del Val Media

Del Val Media, publishers of South Jersey Magazine, Suburban Family, Suburban Life & South Jersey Biz, is looking for an editor with at least five years experience with a print publication, preferably with a magazine or newspaper. The ideal candidate will possess sharp editing, writing & conceptual skills, excellent judgment & a high-energy level. Duties will include working with freelance writers & photographers, generating story ideas, managing deadlines & executing overall editorial direction of several monthly publications. The ability to multi-task while focusing on the big picture is a must & experience with AP style is required. Candidates should have a strong foundation & knowledge of the South Jersey area. Demonstrated managerial skills are a plus. We are looking for someone with a strong work ethic & who is motivated by success. Send cover letter, resume, salary requirements & three clips via e-mail to Peter Proko at peter@southjersey.com or to: South Jersey Magazine, 112F Marlton Centre Blvd., Marlton, NJ 08053, attn: Peter Proko. Submissions without salary requirements will NOT be considered.

Managing Editor, ROOKIE Magazine

ROOKIE (rookiemag.com), a new website for teenage girls, launched on Sept 5 to lots of acclaim, with a temporary Managing Editor in place. Now that we’re established, we’re looking for a qualified person, located in New York, to take the operational helm. This will be a full time position on contract to start, ideally growing into long-term, full-time staff position. We need someone with business, operational, and administrative abilities who’s dedicated to the editorial vision. The Managing Editor will oversee the budget and business end of the site and take charge of daily operations, from managing and entering content to administering contracts to booking photo studios to managing press and advertising.  The perfect person would enjoy the flexibility and independence of working from home, at least to start, and would be excited at and dedicated to the notion that we’re a new site and still getting our sea legs. The position has huge growth potential. We’re looking for serious candidates with 3+ years of experience. If you have special skills – e.g. WordPress, HTML, web programming, Double Click, budget oversight, etc., please include that in your materials (and be specific). We’re looking for someone to start soon, ideally in late September.  Please email a resume and cover letter to rookiemanagingeditor@gmail.com.

Onion News Network Production Internship

The Onion News Network is seeking a production intern to concentrate in the area of footage and visual research. Applicants must possess a good knowledge of basic camera and lighting equipment and be able to assist on shoots and in general office pre-production. He or she must also have good internet research skills and an interest in the visual components of video satire. The internship is unpaid. REQUIREMENTS: Strong organizational skills and ability to work independently. Please submit a résumé, brief cover letter and links to examples of video work online to webvideo@theonion.com with subject line: Production Internship. COMMITMENT: Must be available 2-3 days per week (M-F) from 10-6 for three months. Please visit The Onion’s website for more internship information.

Technology Intern, Grist.org

Grist seeks a technology intern with some experience in Wordpress, Expression Engine, XHTML and/or PHP experience, and a desire to contribute to and learn from Grist’s technology team. This is a unique opportunity that will provide the right individual direct experience with a high-traffic media website. As the country's leading online source of environmental news and analysis, Grist informs, inspires, and links America's next generation of green citizens. Our work has garnered many awards and frequent citations in major media including The New York Times, Vanity Fair, National Public Radio, and the London Independent.

Job Description: With the guidance of Grist’s technology team members, the technology intern assists the team with a variety of projects, including design and maintenance of micro-sites and media experiments, PHP development, and front-end development. To apply, please send us a cover letter and resume. We are looking for thoughtful, personalized cover letters that demonstrate applicants' qualifications and work style. Send email to jobs@grist.org with an inline or standard format (doc, htm, rtf, txt) cover/resume; please put "Web Technology Intern" in the subject line. Please visit the Grist.org website for more information on who qualifies and how to apply.

Copy Writer for Non-Profit Arts Organization, EarthTones

EarthTones is looking for a copy writer with a passion for music and social causes to volunteer 2-3 hours a week developing content for our web sites. Most often, this will involve researching and writing short profiles for artists who are committed to social causes. There are also times you will be asked to help with press releases, website copy and editing articles written by the founder. This is an excellent opportunity for a talented writer with journalism and/or PR experience anywhere in the world to give much needed assistance to an exciting organization.

EarthTones is a non-profit arts organization committed to raising social consciousness and connecting people across the globe through the power of music and media. It uses revenues generated from corporate sponsors, music sales and donations to develop multimedia projects with a positive intention to bring about social change. EarthTones also works to create partnerships with like-minded companies, organizations, filmmakers, recording artists and others that are working to connect and inspire people on a large scale. To learn about current and past campaigns, and see examples, go to www.EarthTones.ORG, where you will also find links to affiliated sites for our projects and campaigns.

Looking for a journalism experience - professional or graduate level. How To Apply: Please check out the web sites listed in the description and email jon@earthtones.org with an introductory letter. Email: jon@earthtones.org. Web site: http://www.earthtones.org/

Social Media Intern, Mother Jones

Do you put the "social" in social media? The "ha" in hashtag? Mother Jones is on the hunt for a bona fide social-media maven—a 140-character whiz, a fan/follower magnet, someone who's comfortably obsessed with news and politics. Mother Jones is the ultimate blend of long-form, in-depth journalism and hyperactive, 24/7 current affairs. MoJo's social-media intern serves as the direct line of communication between readers and our award-winning site (according to Slate a “news cycle scoop machine”) and will help us discover and integrate new tools and platforms that will take our site to the next level of fancy. It's a full-time six-month gig, hard work, and a heck of a lot of fun. Promise. Here's the nitty-gritty:

- Immersing yourself in Mother Jones' content and managing presence in social-sharing sites like Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, StumbleUpon, Storify, Reddit, and beyond

- Sharing feedback and insights from social-media monitoring with MoJo journalists and other media outlets

- Researching emerging platforms and strategies for reaching new audiences

- Blogging and writing for the website and magazine as time and talent allow

Experience:

Requirements
- Strong writing, verbal, and interpersonal skills
- In-depth knowledge and understanding of current social-media platforms
- Grace under pressure; courage and humor; creativity and flexibility
- Excellent self-starter with the ability to work effectively alone or in a team environment

How To Apply: To apply, email your résumé and cover letter to internships (at) motherjones (dot) com. No phone calls, please. Email: internships@motherjones.com. Web site: http://motherjones.com/about/social-media-intern

Executive Assistant, POLITICO

POLITICO is looking for an Executive Assistant. The ideal candidate will be experienced in handling a wide range of administrative and executive support tasks and will be able to work independently with little or no supervision. This person must be exceedingly well organized, energetic and enjoy the administrative challenges of working in a fast-paced, changing environment with two top executives.
The ability to interact with staff (at all levels) in an often high-pressure environment while remaining flexible, proactive, resourceful and efficient is crucial to this role. The ideal candidate must have a high level of professionalism and confidentiality. Expert written and verbal communication skills, strong decision-making ability and attention to detail are also important.

 - Demonstrated experience in supporting at the executive level, preferably in a newsroom, on Capitol Hill or in a statewide or national political campaign/organization
- Excellent calendar management skills, including the coordination of multiple competing meetings
- Experience scheduling travel arrangements
- Demonstrated organizational skills, including experience managing multiple tasks with conflicting priorities, while achieving work goals under pressure with limited supervision
- Strong knowledge of MS Office including Word and Outlook
- Excellent oral and written communication skills
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience
General duties & responsibilities:
- Manage multiple, complex calendars, which includes planning meetings and scheduling conference calls for several executives
- Answer telephones and direct all incoming calls to appropriate party promptly and efficiently
- Arrange travel reservations and create itineraries for executives
- Manage expense reports
- Manage correspondence and filing
- Undertake projects and research as required
To apply: Send a resume, cover letter describing your interest and relevant experience, and contact information for three references to employment@politico.com with this in the subject line: Executive Assistant  

Radio Internship, Living on Earth

Fall deadline: November 15

A Living on Earth internship provides an invaluable introduction to broadcast media. Each semester, we rely on a handful of bright, capable interns to contribute to our award-winning program, and experience first-hand what goes on behind the scenes of a nationally-distributed public radio news magazine. Interns work in our office in Davis Square.

The editorial interns assist in various phases of story production, from finding and researching original stories and helping track down experienced correspondents, contacts and newsmakers, to editing host interviews. They monitor news wires and newspapers for environmental affairs. Interns generate questions for interviews and retrieve archive tape and other source material. They also write two short segments for the program. Candidates require strong writing and communication skills and should submit two writing samples. Some experience in journalism, environmental sciences, and public policy is helpful, but not required. Please visit this site for more information. Applications for the Spring 2012 Term (January – Memorial Day) are due Nov. 15, 2011.

Atlantic Media Fellowship Program

Based in Washington, DC, Atlantic Media Company is a nationally-recognized, award-winning media enterprise whose flagship print and online publications - The Atlantic, National Journal, and Government Executive - are among the most influential media outlets in America.

Atlantic Media Company offers high achieving recent college graduates a unique opportunity to participate in the Atlantic Media Fellowship Program. The Atlantic Media Fellowship Program is a structured, year-long, paid fellowship for top-tier talent committed to editorial-side or business-side careers in media. We are excited to begin recruiting Fellows for the year beginning July 2012. Over twenty Atlantic Media Fellows will be recruited to work full-time in either editorial-side or business-side placements throughout the Company.

Three fellowships with Atlantic Media are currently posted in eRecruiting - Editorial Fellowship, Business Fellowship and Government Executive Editorial Fellowship. Applications are being accepted through eRecruiting.

Cinetic Media/SlossLaw Co Internships

Cinetic Media - www.cineticmedia.com - is a leading provider of strategic advisory services to the entertainment and media industries. Key areas of concentration include film finance, film sales, corporate consultation (strategy and finance), analytical data collection, research and digital rights management as well as talent management. The firm's clients range from multi-national media companies to individual motion picture producers and directors. Since its founding, Cinetic has been instrumental in putting together films written and directed by the industry's most innovative and groundbreaking filmmakers.

Internships available in Talent Management, Research and Analysis, Finance and International Sales, and Cinetic Sales. Applications for Fall, Spring and Summer internships are being accepted through eRecruiting.

Internship, Reason magazine

Fall deadline: November 13

Reason, a 60,000 circulation libertarian magazine, offers paid internships year-round. The Burton C. Gray Memorial Internship program runs year-round in the Washington, D.C. office. Interns work for 10 weeks and receive a $5,000 stipend.

The job includes reporting and writing for Reason and Reason Online, and helping with research, proofreading, and other tasks. Previous interns have gone on to work at such places as The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, ABC News, and Reason itself.

To apply, send your resume, up to five writing samples (preferably published clips), and a cover letter by the deadline below to: Gray Internship, Reason, 1747 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20009.

Electronic applications can be sent to intern@reason.com, with the subject line: Gray Internship Application. Spring Internships begin in January, application deadline November 13. Internship dates are flexible.

Philly Sports Pulse Internship

Philly Sports Pulse.com is an exclusive content, blog, and forum website dedicated to Philadelphia Sports and their fans.  The website was created to be an avenue for fans to remain up to date on news in the Philadelphia area and around the country; but also to provide a forum where their thoughts and opinions can be shared with other fans who share their same passion. Our contributors can be read on several popular websites and heard on sports radio stations nationwide.  Along with our website, Philly Sports Pulse.com oversees multiple social media outlets to keep fans connected on local and national news. Beyond the sports world, Philly Sports Pulse.com gives back to the community in many ways, such as volunteering and donating to local charities.  In closing, Philly Sports Pulse.com is devoted to providing quality journalism and promoting our contributors to our members and reading audience.

As an intern with the Philly Sports Pulse.com family you will join a group of contributors with over 40 years of experience in the sports journalism and radio market. During the Fall, Spring, and Summer Internship periods, five (5) interns are employed by Philly Sports Pulse.com to strengthen the structure of the supportive team effort. Assigned responsibilities are equal to those of full-time staff. Please visit this site for information on how to apply.

National Geographic Channel & WorldNomads.com: Travel Photography Scholarship 2011 - South Africa

Due: November 8, 2011

WorldNomads.com and National Geographic Channel are giving one exceptional individual the chance to go on assignment with renowned wildlife photographer Jason Edwards to South Africa!

This is your chance to photograph in Kruger National Park on an 8-day trip with Gap Adventures. Step into the heart of Big 5 game country with lion, leopard, elephant, rhino and buffalo, as well as zebra, giraffe, kudo and monkey...to name a few. You'll also photograph Cape Town in all its vibrant colour and visit a pre-school community project on the outskirts of Cape Town, offering you a well rounded view of modern South Africa, courtesy of South African Tourism.  

A selection of your best photos will be published on National Geographic Channel where they will be viewed by thousands of travellers worldwide, offering you a once-in-a-lifetime chance to get your foot in the door of one of the most revered exploration organisations in the world! Highly regarded for his wildlife and remote landscape photography, Jason Edwards is represented by National Geographic Image Collection.

For more information, and to apply, visit here.

Kyoto Prize Symposium, San Diego (March 20-22, 2012)

The Kyoto Prize is Japan’s highest private award for lifetime achievement in advanced technology, basic science, and the arts and philosophy. The Prize is given each November in Kyoto, Japan by the Inamori Foundation.  The Inamori Foundation was established by Dr. Inamori, the founder of the Kyocera International.

The US presentation is in San Diego each spring as the Inamori Foundation Board and Dr. Inamori bring Laureates for lectures, celebrations, and presentations. The 2012 Symposium will begin on PLNU’s campus on March 20 where the Laureates will participate in a press conference and an opening luncheon of the Kyoto event. The Laureate lectures for the symposium will be hosted by other local universities on March 21 and 22. Additionally, the symposium includes several dinners, funds competitive scholarships for high school students, and provides introduction of the Laureates to the local scientific and educational communities.

Learn more about the 2011 Kyoto Prize Laureates here. Learn more about the symposium here.

Bodie McDowell Scholarships

Due March 1, 2012

The Outdoor Writers Association of America offers scholarships up to $5,000 for student journalists interested in covering the outdoors. Both undergraduate and graduate students are eligible for the annual Bodie McDowell Scholarships. Three or more scholarships will be awarded. Deadline: March 1. Learn more about the fellowship here.

Staff Editor, Yale Alumni Magazine

The Yale Alumni Magazine is an editorially independent, high-quality alumni magazine, publishing leading national writers--including Tom Wolfe, Dahlia Lithwick, Tom Perrotta, and Sam Tanenhaus. Stories broken by the Yale Alumni Magazine have been covered on the front pages of the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal.
The Staff Editor will be a critical part of our small creative team, collaborating closely with the Editor and Executive Editor and the designers in brainstorming, creating, and polishing every print issue, the new website were building, and the content of said website. With the supervision of the other two editors, s/he will develop story ideas, particularly in science and medicine; assign and edit stories; recruit and manage freelance writers; write heds, deks, and captions; work with the art department; and review and proof pages. Core responsibilities include: managing several FOB departments; assigning and editing stories and overseeing factcheck; and assisting other editors as needed with research, story development and presentation, and occasional administrative tasks.
Please send cover letter, resume, and clips/samples. (Please do not call.) Include your salary requirements or current salary in your cover letter. This is a full-time position in New Haven, Connecticut. To learn more, please visit this site.

Atlantic Media Fellowship (for alumni)

The Atlantic Cities, a forthcoming standalone website from The Atlantic, seeks a Fellow to join the Atlantic Media Fellowship program, work 30-40 hours a week, and support a growing team. The Atlantic Cities will publish a broad range of original content dedicated to global cities and neighborhoods, and prominently feature the work of Richard Florida, economist, professor, and Atlantic senior editor.The Atlantic Media Fellowship Program is a structured year-long paid fellowship for top-tier talent committed to editorial-side or business-side careers in media. The Atlantic Cities fellowship would begin September 1, 2011 and run through June 2012. The Atlantic Media Fellows participate in the Atlantic Media Academy, a comprehensive curriculum providing a 360-degree view of the modern media industry covering the editorial, operational, and economic sides of journalism today. Please apply online at www.atlanticmediacompany.com. See here for full job description.

Editor-in-Chief, Atlas Obscura (for alumni)

The Atlas Obscura is hiring an editor-in-chief to oversee content on our soon-to-be-relaunched web site. This will be a full-time position, working out of our offices in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Interested parties must know their orreries from their ossuaries. Applicants should send a cover letter and resume to info@atlasobscura.com.Al Jazeera’s “The Stream” Internship
I'm looking for an intern for a show I helped launch. The show is called 'The Stream.' It's a daily talk-show on Al Jazeera English. The show is truly groundbreaking in it's adoption of social-media. We don't actually describe ourselves as TV but as a Social Network that happens to have a daily show.
The position is for someone interested in the "technical" side of things. The intern's duties would include creating motion graphics, managing the network of on-set computers, editing interviews and uploading content to our various social platforms.
The show's team is small, young and cohesive. It relies heavily on the help and participation of the interns and they are given a large degree of responsibility. Our show strives to be VERY inventive, I think of myself as the R&D department of the show, and the technical intern will be encouraged to spend any free time helping to invent new modes of televisual communication. That could be creating motion graphics (I'm trying to pioneer the use of CSS3 and webkit for live TV), web applications, automating daily tasks… Etc. Everyone is encouraged to participate in show's editorial process, and while this internship is not an editorial one, the intern will be encouraged to pitch stories and to attend all editorial meetings.
The internship is at the Newseum in downtown Washington DC. The ideal intern would be available from 9-5, Monday-Thursday. Al Jazeera offers a $100 weekly stipend to all interns. The internship requires a minimum 2 month commitment and is available immediately (…or as soon as we can find an empty chair).
Here is a link to a great description of the show. Here is a link to our website itself. And of course we're on Facebook and Twitter. Applicants are encouraged to get in touch and to provide a resume and statement of interest.
Contact: Ben Connors @bcatdc  202.213.0674 The Stream | Creative Strategist  http://facebook.com/benjconnors

Connecticut Mirror on-line internship

The Connecticut Mirror, a non-profit on-line news organization covering government, politics and public policy, is inviting students with an interest and background in journalism to apply for internships. We are looking for applicants who are considering careers in journalism, and who have Internet knowledge and experience. Interns will work with experienced journalists to develop stories, graphics and other information content for our news site, CTMirror.org. We are particularly interested students familiar with photography and video production, although we welcome all applicants. Interns must arrange to receive credit for their work. Please send resume and writing sample to jobs@ctmirror.org; include the word “intern” in the subject line.

Associate Web Editor, The American Prospect

The American Prospect seeks an Associate Web Editor. The position involves assisting the Web editor with planning coverage, editing and assigning pieces, and helping to manage a growing staff. We are seeking someone with at least two years' experience editing and assigning for the Web. The ideal candidate has a passion for digital journalism, with a particular interest in domestic policy and electoral politics. S/he has experience managing a Web site or blog, with working knowledge of content management systems. S/he will be conversant with industry-standard multimedia tools like Adobe PhotoShop and HTML. Strong applicants will be able to demonstrate a history of building and maintaining excellent relationships with writers, a sophisticated understanding of how websites present information, and a willingness to continually rethink the form. The Associate Web Editor is supervised by the Web Editor. This position is based in our Washington, DC office. To apply, please email your resume and cover letter to: Emily Parsons, Managing Editor, The American Prospect, 1710 Rhode Island Ave NW, 12th Floor, Washington, DC 20036. Fax: 202-776-0740. Email: editjobs@prospect.org.

Social Media Editor, ProPublica

ProPublica is seeking a Social Media Editor who can design and implement social efforts to deepen and advance ProPublica’s reporting. Candidates should have extensive experience with social media and should have previous journalism experience. Responsibilities include day-to-day oversight of @ProPublica and #MuckReads, and the integration of social into our data features. For example, we recently used Facebook to surface data of personal relevance for our readers and then made it easy for them to share their own personal collections. We also invited journalists outside of ProPublica to be guest editors of our #MuckReads feature. Using Twitter and Facebook, ProPublica consistently points readers to the best investigative and accountability reporting. We need someone who goes beyond tweeting headlines and quickly identifies shareable and buried bits. Candidates should be highly discerning and have strong journalistic instincts. 
This position demands creativity and teamwork, as the editor will work closely with ProPublica’s reporters and editors. This editor will also train ProPublica’s editors and reporters, and spotlight new tools and methods to integrate into the newsroom. 

The position also includes some responsibilities helping manage ProPublica’s online call-outs for sources. Skills required: facility with web analytics, basic project management, HTML, Photoshop. The position reports to Amanda Michel, ProPublica’s Director of Online Engagement. The social media editor would work out of ProPublica’s Manhattan office. 
Please send a cover letter to amanda@propublica.org explaining how you would approach social at ProPublica, examples of a new feature or strategy you’d undertake, and links to your previous work. Feel free to tweet questions@amichel. 

Web Producer, The Atlantic Cities

The Atlantic Cities, a forthcoming standalone website from The Atlantic, seeks a superstar Web Producer who is as at home putting together creative charts, maps, and graphs as they are writing SEO-friendly headlines. TheAtlanticCities.com will publish a broad range of original content dedicated to global cities and neighborhoods, and prominently feature the work of Richard Florida, economist, professor, and Atlantic senior editor. The Web Producer will work directly with the site Editor to manage the homepage and overall look of the site. To apply, please visit us online at www.atlanticmediacompany.com. Please submit three examples of your work. Please visit this site for full job description.

Slate internships

Slate is offering a paid internship for a highly energetic, self-starting individual who has a nose for news, sharp and quick writing skills, and a passion for social media. This is a jack-of-all-trades position for a tech-savvy person comfortable doing everything from coming up with viral story ideas, to contributing to our newsblog, to running social-media feeds. Great editorial judgment and ability to write clean, fast, and clear copy is a must. This is a six-month-long position reporting to Slate's Innovations Editor out of our New York office. You would need to start no later than the end of July. Please send a résumé and very brief statement of interest ASAP to slatestjob@gmail.com. Deadline is midnight EDT on Sunday night, July 10.

Slate's DoubleX is looking for a part-time contractor to help manage the "XX Factor" blog. We need someone with a keen eye for which stories we should be covering. This person should have experience writing and blogging about a range of issues but with a particular interest in hard news and politics. If you'd like to apply, please send your résumé and three relevant clips to doublexmail@gmail.com.

For full internship descriptions, please visit this site.

ESPN Production and Programming Careers

ESPN is always looking to hire bright professionals and college graduates majoring in various fields. Launched in 1979, ESPN spans over 200 countries and territories on all seven continents and includes television (46 networks in 16 languages, with over 200 million subscribers), wireless, interactive, print, radio, broadband, event management and consumer products. That’s more than a winning business model. That’s determination, hard work, great ideas and a company stacked with professionals who strive for glory. Visit http://jobs.espncareers.com/ to view current job listings.

Seattlepi.com Internship

Formerly The Seattle Post-Intelligencer, seattlepi.com is the first (and so far only) large metro daily to go online only. Our interns produce, write, repurpose archives, shoot photos, market our content on Twitter & Facebook, help manage community, learn to use metrics (Omniture) and get an earful about our values, methods and mission during their time here. Specific assignments are geared to the talents and interests of the student. We're a small organization, and find that interns who are self-driven and somewhat advanced thrive here – they can write their own ticket (within reason) and explore whichever areas of online news interests them. We do not have application deadlines. Those interested should write to to sarahrupp@seattlepi.com, including a letter of interest (why the PI, what would you want to do during your internship), dates of the proposed internship, confirmation that the student would be receiving credit and a link to clips online. Minimum internship length is 10 weeks.

Black Voices, AOL/Huffington Post

AOL/Huffington Post's website Black Voices, a unique site geared toward African American readers, is undergoing a redesign and relaunch this summer. Managing editor Rebecca Carroll is looking for journalists to serve as editors of the different sections. These would be full time, paid positions based in New York City that would include reporting, editing, and--yes--aggregation. Rebecca is whip smart and a caring person to work with, and the site’s staff already boasts former NYT journalists such as multiple Pulitzer Prize winner Trymaine Lee. Resumes can go directly to rebecca.carroll@huffingtonpost.com. Again, she needs graduates, not current students looking for summer internships.

Harvard University

Online Editorial Assistant III. Harvard Magazine seeks an energetic candidate with strong writing & analytical skills & demonstrated experience in online publishing & Web content production to manage editorial processes for production, maintenance, & marketing of its website. The position's responsibilities include managing production of online issues of the magazine; managing production of multimedia Web Extra content that accompanies & complements the print issues; writing engaging copy for & overseeing production of e-mail newsletters & other promotional vehicles-and expanding the array of such vehicles; managing the magazine's social media presence; & performing website production & maintenance tasks. In addition to these production-oriented responsibilities, the successful candidate will also be responsible for reporting & writing stories, principally for online publication. The online editorial associate will need to think strategically, suggesting new ideas for connection & integration between print & Web products, & between the magazine's website & others. This is an entry-level position; the ideal candidate would have one or two years of experience, or relevant internships. Basic Qualifications: High School degree required with 2 years of experience, or relevant internships. Must have strong writing & editorial skills. Must have demonstrated experience working with web publishing & web content production. Applicants must submit three writing samples along with application. Additional Qualifications: Bachelor's degree preferred; demonstrated news judgment, news writing ability, ability to produce on deadline; strong knowledge of Web writing style; demonstrated proficiency in creating content & marketing language for websites & social media; experience at one or more websites or publications with an online presence; previous work with a Web content management system, & experience with multimedia production & social media in a work setting, are pluses but not requirements; familiarity with Harvard a plus; familiarity with universities or higher-education institutions & their alumni a plus. May be occasional night & weekend work. Please submit your resume & cover letter online:https://jobs.brassring.com/....

University of Massachusetts Amherst

The Communications Writer is responsible for writing for a variety of University communications, both printed & electronic, including feature stories & other material for UMass Amherst Magazine & the UMass Amherst Gateway Web. As primary speechwriter for the Chancellor, he/she will conceptualize & write high-impact speeches & remarks for a variety of events & audiences as well as other printed & electronic materials such as newsletters, brochures, annual reports, & web pages in support of University recruitment, fundraising, & marketing initiatives. Working closely with leaders in Creative Communications & other campus colleagues, the writer will work on projects aimed at increasing awareness of the University, its programs, & its people, that convey to readers the return on private investment in UMass Amherst & inspire others to make philanthropic investments. Requirements: Bachelor's degree in English, journalism, creative writing, or related field; 5 years of experience writing in a variety of styles & formats; significant & demonstrated speech writing, magazine writing, fundraising and/or campaign writing experience; exceptional oral & written communication skills; excellent organizational skills; proven capacity to work well under pressure & to meet deadlines; proven ability to conduct research & interview subjects for writing assignments; willingness & ability to travel for off-campus research & interviews. 3+ years experience writing in a higher education setting preferred. Hiring salary range: $42,800-$53,600. Priority application deadline: April 11, 2011. Applications will be accepted beyond that date until the position is filled. Please submit letter of interest, resume, three published samples of writing, & names & contact information of 3 professional references to: Search #R40892, Employment Office, 167 Whitmore Administration Building, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA 01003.

Vanity Fair Summer Internships

Vanity Fair is looking for two summer interns, one to do editorial work and help out in the office, and the other to help out their designer. Editorial interns would be called on for tasks including but not limited to reporting, fact-checking, copy-editing, video-editing, photo-hunting and –resizing. Interested applicants should email Bennett_Allen@condenast.com. Talented photoshopping-HTML-coding-designers interested in being a summer design intern should email Hamish_Robertson@condenast.com.

Hyperlink publishing house

Hyperink is building a next-generation publishing house from scratch. We’re 2 Stanford grads with startup and big co experience. One was on the founding team of shopkick and published several successful ebooks, in addition to stints at Google and McKinsey. Another was an early employee at Palantir and is a serial entrepreneur in mobile and video.

We’ve just closed a seed round from some incredible investors, including a top-tier VC and some of the biggest names in angel investing and publishing.

We're looking for 1-2 people who want to be part of our early team, are fast and amazing writers, and are interested in building a huge publishing organization and managing teams. This will be the most important thing in your life for the next couple of years - we're trying to build a new, and different type of, publishing house from scratch, and you'll be helping us do it from the beginning. Email Kevin Gao (kevin@hyperinkpress.com) for details.

Geekosystem Editorial Internship

Our interns spend most of their time writing, and most definitely receive bylines for all of their stories. We like to recruit through our internships, so if ascent to a higher plane is your goal, this isn’t a bad way to get started.

QUALIFICATIONS

The primary qualification for this job is an encyclopedic knowledge of and obsessive enthusiasm for multiple aspects of geek culture. If you are knowledgeable about weird, cutting-edge tech phenomena, follow gadget and consumer electronics news, and/or possess a deep knowledge of video games and/or science fiction (You know, the stuff we cover every day!), then this is the internship for you.

The secondary qualification is being able to write quickly and clearly, without weird grammatical or spelling issues, on topics that you yourself think up/discover on the interwebs.

In addition, there are several qualifications which are preferred but by no means necessary:

1. Knowledge of blogging software

2. Knowledge of the major personalities and figures in the technology and geek-culture world

3. Experience with photo-editing software

Please attach THREE documents to your application email; applications not containing all of these documents will NOT be considered:

1. A resume/CV, including references (please include any weird skills you might have, like knowledge of Fortran or an official Wizards of the Coast tournament ranking)

2. Any two samples of your academic or journalistic writing, each preferably in a different style (long-form vs. short-form, magazine vs. blog, etc.) (Although we are a blog! So keep that in mind when deciding what to submit)

3. A brief (1-page) cover letter explaining why your experience, knowledge, and personality make you the ideal intern for a geek culture blog. Please also list in your cover letter your earliest memory of using a personal computer; if you don’t, we’ll know you didn’t read the entire posting!

When you’ve got these together, send ‘em to interns@geekosystem.com. The process is rolling, so get yours in ASAP!

Internship at Journalism Online

Journalism Online has openings for a paid intern and a full time starting position. However, they are not in journalism – but, rather, in the business of saving journalism. We are looking for people who will help us continue to help newspapers and magazines survive by adopting The Press+ metered model for charging frequent visitors to a news site a modest subscription fee. Visit Mypressplus.com for more information.

The New Haven Advocate summer internship

The New Haven Advocate is accepting applications for summer interns. If you love independent reporting, political commentary and cultural criticism, we want to hear from you. Contact Editor John Stoehr at editor@newhavenadvocate.com.

Discover summer internship

DISCOVER, a general audience science magazine with a print readership of 6 million and a rapidly growing Web site, offers both print and Web internships. Interns receive a stipend, work full-time, and are vital members of the editorial team. All interns work from our friendly New York City office.

Magazine interns primarily research and fact-check articles but also have the opportunity to write news stories, book/movie reviews, and blog posts/online articles. Interns are further immersed in the inner workings of a magazine through staff meetings, lunches with editors, and writing/reporting workshops.

Our Web interns spend most of their time writing blog posts and working on feature stories and photo galleries for the site, along with some other production and administrative tasks. This is an excellent training ground for a Web-savvy journalist who wants to develop his/her news judgment and writing ability, and who wants to learn the workings of online journalism. See full description.

Swagger internship

Swagger is a cutting-edge street style website that introduces you to NYC
trendsetters influencing the fashion world one thread at a time. Started in
Paris, Swagger has become the go-to place for fashionmavens and
music-lovers alike. On any day, browse what the City’s style underground is
talking about - the trends, the styles, the music - and feel plugged into
what you’re not seeing anywhere else on TV or the web. With over 33,000
Facebook Fans and critical acclaim in various global publications (WSJ,
NYMag, Nylon, etc) Swagger is a fresh start-up with much room to grow.
Become a part of the savvy, fun and forward-thinking team!

We are currently looking for the following interns - Street Contributor,
 Editorial Intern, Music Intern, Photographer, Videographer + Editor. Visit the Swagger site for more information.

Summer Internship, Premiere Creative

Are you looking to “get published”? Do you want to see your work in print? Do you have a unique voice and style? Premiere Creative, a boutique-sized creative agency now in our 18th year, is looking for a summer intern(s) to actively build out of portions of our blog. We are seeking a well-organized, self-motivated, high-energy, detail-oriented and dependable candidate(s) with strong verbal, written and interpersonal communication skills.

With guidance from our staff, you will research, write, and publish 100+ blogs during your internship (250 words each) giving you instant creditability for your resume and future career endeavors. For more information, please visit this site.

Paid internship at Remezcla.com

A website dedicated to covering young Latin culture is offering a paid internship in its Brooklyn office.

Remezcla.com is one of the biggest online sources to young Latin culture with editions in Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami, New York and San Francisco, and serves as a domestic and international guide to emerging indie music artists from Latin America. Remezcla covers a wide range of events and trends including concerts, art exhibits, films, and restaurants, always with an entertaining and smart voice.

We're looking for talented, professional, and outgoing individuals (college students welcome) interested in Latin culture and media to give them the opportunity to work with editors in the daily production of the online magazine. This includes: covering events, conducting interviews, writing reviews, maintaining event listings, pitching article ideas, and more.

Requirements: Broad knowledge of and interest in the local Latin cultural scene and/or alternative and emerging Latin music; Excellent writing skills in English (with hootspa!), knowledge of Spanish a plus. Strong computer skills (MS Office); CMS skills a plus; Available to work from 16-40 hours a week in our Williamsburg, Brooklyn headquarters.

Contact: Email your resume to us and samples of work to jobs@remezcla.com (write “NYRemezcla.com Editorial Internship” in subject line) and tell us briefly about yourself and why you’re interested in the position. Feel free to send us links to your blog, Flickr, MySpace, YouTube, etc.

Producer at The Carribbean Network

Seeking NY-based producer for new Miami-based television network The Caribbean News Network is hiring. The majority of the production staff will be based out of Miami but we are looking for one New York-based producer to cover stories at the United Nations and around the city. Previous experience covering the UN is preferable. Please send resumes to jobs@tcnnetworks.com.

The Caribbean Network is a new English-speaking, entertainment, sports,
news and weather network broadcasting to 40 nations in and around the
Caribbean. We are searching for journalists that are preferably
multilingual and have a good understanding of the Caribbean. Visit The Caribbean Network's Website.

Sorcerer's Apprentice at Geekosystem

Are you looking to get your foot in the door at an Internet company? Do you see brain-splittingly awful websites every day, shake your head, and think, "Eh. I could do better?"Do you constantly hear from everyone that the Internet is killing the news business? Do you believe in your heart that that is just total crap? If so, you desperately need to intern with the engineering team at Geekosystem. Do not try to resist. It is inevitable. You'll join us in our offices (yeah, a loft in SoHo, exposed brick, no big thing), code, code, code some more, learn to be a Real Live Engineer, etc. "How can I get this wondrous gig?" you ululate, collapsing to the floor in paroxysms of excitement, perhaps foaming at the mouth a bit for effect. Please visit this site for more information on applying. Applications are rolling, so get yours in soon!

About Geekosystem:
Geekosystem is the tech arm of the shadowy, all-powerful Abrams Media collective. We're six sites reaching over 10 million people a month. We're less than two years old. We've got big things ahead of us. Visit Geekosystem's Website.

TripleCanopy, Summer/Fall Volunteer and Internship Opportunities

Triple Canopy is an online magazine, workspace, and platform for editorial and curatorial activities. Working collaboratively with writers, artists, and researchers, Triple Canopy facilitates projects that engage the Internet’s specific characteristics as a public forum and as a medium, one with its own evolving practices of reading and viewing, economies of attention, and modes of interaction. In doing so, Triple Canopy is charting an expanded field of publication, drawing on the history of print culture while acting as a hub for the exploration of emerging forms and the public spaces constituted around them. Triple Canopy is a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization. To apply, please send a brief cover letter, resumé, and two references to: contact@canopycanopycanopy.com. For more information, please see the attachment, and visit www.canopycanopycanopy.com.

Harvard Magazine, Online Editorial Assistant

Harvard Magazine seeks an energetic candidate with strong writing and analytical skills and demonstrated experience in online publishing and Web content production to manage editorial processes for production, maintenance, and marketing of its website. The magazine is an editorially independent, bimonthly magazine that keeps alumni connected to each other and their university by reporting on alumni affairs, Harvard¹s challenges and opportunities, and the intellectual life of the University. We are a small staff, open to creative ideas and eager to make our website more dynamic and provide a richer online experience for our readers.

The position’s responsibilities include managing production of online issues of the magazine; managing production of multimedia Web Extra content that accompanies and complements the print issues; writing engaging copy for and overseeing production of e-mail newsletters and other promotional vehicles and expanding the array of such vehicles; managing the magazine¹s social media presence; and performing website production and maintenance tasks. In addition to these production-oriented responsibilities, the successful candidate will also be responsible for reporting and writing stories, principally for online publication. The online editorial associate will need to think strategically, suggesting new ideas for connection and integration between print and Web products, and between the magazine’s website and others. This is an entry-level position; the ideal candidate would have one or two years of experience, or relevant internships.

We have reposted our opening for a Web/editorial person, for which a good undergraduate writer, with Daily News and website experience, might be ideal. The job listing can be found on the Harvard employment website: http://www.employment.harvard.edu/careers/ (“Search Jobs” and click on the “Aspire” jobs database. To search openings and asks for job requisition #23455.)

People must apply through the Harvard employment system; we cannot take applications directly. Please contact Elizabeth Gudrais with questions (elizabeth_gudrais@harvard.edu, 617-496-6742). For more information, please visit www.harvardmagazine.com.

Business journalism internship, Reverse Mortgage Daily

Reverse Mortgage Daily, a B2B online news company covering the growing reverse mortgage industry, is seeking an intern for the summer to help us research and write news, feature articles, and contribute to editorial projects. Internship is paid and based on the Northside of Chicago.

RMD serves as an independent voice in its national coverage of breaking news, market trends and pressing issues impacting the reverse mortgage industry. Our audience includes reverse mortgage lenders, originators, executives, politicians and regulators, among others.

As a reporter, you will work directly with the Managing Editor and Founder of the company to learn the industry, break news and develop stories. You will also help us launch a brand new part of our website—the RMD Industry Awards.

By working with RMD, our intern will learn firsthand about how to run an online publication and participate in the growth of our business. The candidate will also gain experience in launching new ventures associated with the publication.

Because we’re entirely online at the moment, we’re seeking a candidate who is comfortable with the Web and writing to the Web-based audience.

Duties will include: 20 hours of work each week; Researching and writing news briefs on a variety of real estate topics; Researching and writing in-depth news and feature articles as assigned; Contributing story ideas; Covering industry events; Contributing multimedia materials to support news articles, including digital photography, online video and online audio; Launching new ventures.

Qualifications: College or Graduate Student; 1-2 years of professional experience (or equivalent); B2B experience is big plus; Excellent knowledge of AP style and grammar; Superb organizational and prioritizing skills; Ability to pick things up quickly and with minimal hand-holding; Ambition and creativity to think beyond what we currently do to conceive of new ideas, projects and approaches.

Send no more than three of your best and most relevant writing samples, along with a one-page resume and cover letter to: editor@reversemortgagedaily.com . No calls.

The American Lawyer, ALM Media

ALM is looking for four new web reporters for our various online publications, including the Am Law Daily, the Litigation Daily, Corporate Counsel.com, NLJ.com, etc. Basically, we're looking for people with a couple of years of experience--energetic reporters who can work under tight deadlines and have an interest and/or experience in business journalism.

We're thinking there might be some good candidates out there who didn't go to J-School, but instead worked hard on their college daily and maybe have gotten a year or two of journalism experience since then. If you fit that description, please contact Emily Barker, Executive Editor, at 212-457-9612 or ebarker@alm.com.

To learn more about ALM, visit http://www.alm.com .  – ALM, an Integrated Media Company, is a leading provider of news and information for the legal and commercial real estate markets.  ALM’s market-leading brands include The American Lawyer, Corporate Counsel, GlobeSt.com, Insight Conferences, Law.com, Law Journal Press, LegalTech, The National Law Journal and Real Estate Forum.

News Apprentice at CBS

CBS Television Stations implemented the News Apprenticeship Program in 2005. The purpose of the Program is to develop strong newsroom leadership skills for those interested in behind the scenes editorial opportunities, as well as to attract a diverse pool of talented individuals who will contribute to our story selection and execution. In 2011, we are excited that WCBS will be participating in the News Apprenticeship Program. View full job description.

Internship at Journalism That Matters

Are you like us, excited by the online media revolution and the emerging wave of experimentation, innovation, and collaboration in journalism? Are you looking to get connected with a growing critical mass of pioneers who are changing the way we gather and interact with news and information?

Journalism that Matters is seeking WordPress savvy web developers to help build our burgeoning online community of journalists, technologists, educators, and information activists. For the last 10 years we have convened and catalyzed events, work seminars, and initiatives across the United States, and are now bringing that momentum online.

You can learn more about our mission here, as well as some of our past achievements here. Please contact JTM@journalismthatmatters.org with a little information about yourself, your skills, and passion towards this movement. Experience with BuddyPress is especially welcome (our platform runs on it), but other WordPress experience is also very helpful. Because we are a small non-profit with a tight budget, this internship is unpaid, but we can offer school credit and a possible stipend for qualified applicants.

Entry-level reporter/photographer, St. Maries Gazette Record

The St. Maries Gazette Record, a 3,300-circulation weekly newspaper in Idaho that's about 90 minutes from Spokane, Wash., is seeking an entry-level general assignment reporter/photographer. To apply, e-mail Dan Hammes, publisher and editor, at dan@smgazette.com

Business Insider Summer Internship

Business Insider is hiring a paid summer intern to work with Yale alum John Ellis on the site's new Politics section. As an integral part of the two-person team, your days would be spent writing posts, aggregating content, and creating lively features for the section. It's a great way to build your clip portfolio and get an inside look at what it's like to work for one of the hottest new business news sites. If interested, please send Jessica Liebman an email with your resume and a few clips to jliebman@businessinsider.com.

Writer/photographer, The Laurel Outlook

The Laurel Outlook, a 3,200-circulation weekly newspaper in Montana, is seeking a full-time staff writer/photographer. Copy editing and page layout skills helpful. This position offers an opportunity for advancement for an individual interested in a career in community journalism. Send a resume and sample clips of your work to publisher@laureloutlook.com.

The Jewish Museum, Blanksteen Fellowship

The Jewish Museum is seeking a full-time intern for the summer to assist with the preparation of museum catalogues and exhibition texts. Under the supervision of Eve Sinaiko, Director of Publications, the intern will assist with exhibition catalogues as well as editing and proofreading exhibition text panels and labels. The internship will involve a considerable amount of instruction on the creation of a book, from manuscript stage to design process to printing. The supervisor will pay particular attention to teaching the intern about editing and writing for a general audience, and about the process of working with publishers. The intern will assist in completing exhibition catalogues on Edouard Vuillard and his patrons in Paris, Giorgio De Chirico in Ferrara, Chagall between the wars, and texts for exhibitions.

Internship at Mogulite

Job Description: Do you obsessively follow the lives of the world’s most powerful and famous people? Do you eagerly devour publications like Forbes and Vanity Fair? Are you compelled by the question of whether Martha Stewart or Russell Simmons would win in a mogul-fight? If so, we want you to be our intern at Mogulite.

What We Do: Mogulite will be the Internet’s premier destination for news about moguls in business, technology, and entertainment. Jay-Z, Oprah, Ralph Lauren, Donald Trump, Mark Zuckerberg — whether they deserve praise or scorn, we’ll be covering them closer than anyone else. What You’ll Do: Hang out with us in our SoHo loft offices, write, write, get bylines, write, write some more, learn to be a Real Live Journalist, etc.

How to Apply: Send us 3 killer writing samples, attach a resume, and tell us why you want this gig. Let us know which moguls you think are currently the most over- and under-covered right now. (No points for mentioning someone from this posting.) Address it to interns@mogulite.com and we'll take care of the rest. This thing is almost ready to launch, so apply soon!

About Mogulite:
Mogulite's goal is to cover moguls: the captains of industry who control the intersection of tech, media, business, and high finance.

From programmers-turned-billionaires to Wall Street titans to hip-hop impresarios to Fortune 500 CEOs, Mogulite will be the destination of choice for readers obsessed with the businesspeople who rule the world -- and people who want, someday, to join them.

OpenSecrets.org (Center for Responsive Politics), Fall Internship

As a news reporting intern, you will illustrate how money influences politics and government. Interns' responsibilities include writing breaking news items and longer in-depth articles for the OpenSecrets Blog on OpenSecrets.org. Interns will also write articles about specific industries and special interests and how the money they pump into politics is designed to affect policy.

You'll talk to people feeling the affect of federal policy, and to lobbyists, politicians, lawyers and other prominent Washingtonians, to get the scoop on where the money's coming from -- and where it's going.

Other elements of a reporting intern's job is to write money-in-politics profiles on issues and industries, help research for and write news alerts and promote our award-winning work.

Our reporting interns depart with clips that demonstrate their strong writing skills and political knowledge, the name of a well-respected (and staunchly nonpartisan) Washington organization on their résumé and, sometimes, job offers at news organizations or with other employers. Please visit this website for more information on applying.

United Kingdom journalism internships

Ones to Watch, a website for United Kingdom student media, has a list of journalism internship opportunities in the U.K. -- and some are paid. Internships include CNN in London, music magazine Rock Sound, celebrity gossip magazine Star and more. Click here for more info.

Editorial internship at SMITH magazine

SMITH, a Manhattan-based online magazine devoted to storytelling in all its forms, seeks college students or recent graduates who can work 7-10 hours a week either virtually or in its office for a minimum of three months. No pay for the first month, then a $50 a month stipend, depending on your commitment. If you’re amazing we’ll throw you the occasional bonus.

You’ll have opportunities to write for the site, generate ideas for new projects, and participate in as much or little of the making of an online magazine as you desire. Grunt work is minimal (the occasional spreadsheet and transcribing of an interview). What we will do is give you a great opportunity to get some hands-on, practical experience at the ground level of a hot indie Web site. We will ask you to research, copyedit, and spread SMITH stories across the Net to appropriate sites. If you’re a master of social networking, or want to be, we’ll get you involved on our Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, and Tumblr pages. You’ll be working with people with years of experience at some of the top magazines in the industry.

To apply, send an e-mail to “news@smithmag.net” with either: 1) a 250 to 400-word Brush With Fame that you’ve either written yourself or assigned to a friend who you know has had a celebrity encounter (if you haven’t); 2) a 150-200 word blog entry about an interesting storytelling “Site We Love” or a “Call for Submissions” we haven’t done yet. Also include: a) Links to three stories on the site that you love. b) One book you think Memoirville should excerpt in 2010, or an example of an unknown writer/blogger whom SMITH should publish. c) A resume. d) A short cover letter telling us why you’re interested in a SMITH Magazine internship. Incomplete applications will not be considered. Please send attachments in Word or Rich Text format. Read more here.

Paid internship, Crain's New York Business

Crain's New York Business, a weekly business newspaper, is offering a paid internship. Tasks include reporting, writing, research and administrative duties as needed. Similar previous internship or college newspaper writing experience combined with Journalism or English major preferred. Proficient Internet and PC skills (Microsoft Office Suite) a must. Position pays $12 per hour. A commitment of at least 20 hours a week is desired. Click here for more info and to apply online.

Paid summer internship, The Chief-Leader

The Chief-Leader, a weekly newspaper in New York City that features in-depth coverage of unions and public workers in the city, is offering a paid web internship. This summer internship will be three days a week, at a weekly total of 20 hours.

The web intern will help us develop our online presence and build a community of engaged readers. The intern will be responsible for various details on the site, including finding and posting related multimedia (photos, video) for stories, updating opinion polls, and tagging articles on the site. The intern will also maintain our Facebook page and Twitter feeds with stories and thought-provoking posts that generate user interest. In addition to daily tasks, this internship affords an opportunity to help us build a strong digital strategy—from making the most of social media and multimedia to creating a better user experience on our website.

Applicants should have a demonstrated proficiency with online news, including producing and editing multimedia, experience with content management systems, and an understanding of social networks. To apply for this internship, please send to Joseph Prial at josephprial@rcn.com: a cover letter, your resume, at least 3 clips, samples of your online/multimedia work, 2 recommendations.

CBS News Apprentice

CBS Television Stations implemented the News Apprenticeship Program in 2005. The purpose of the Program is to develop strong newsroom leadership skills for those interested in behind the scenes editorial opportunities, as well as to attract a diverse pool of talented individuals who will contribute to our story selection and execution. In 2011, we are excited that WFOR/WBFS-TV CBS4 will be participating in the News Apprenticeship Program. The Program will expose candidates to the various disciplines of broadcast journalism, from the assignment desk to news cast writing and producing, promotion writing, and news editing to special projects.  Apprentices will be working side by side with News Department professionals, learning their craft and gaining valuable experience and knowledge.  This is truly a unique opportunity for a 2011 college graduate who has a serious interest in pursuing a career in TV News. We are seeking individuals who are looking to work "behind the camera" with an ultimate goal to be part of a Newsroom management team. View full job description.

Stateline fellowship

Stateline (www.stateline.org), is a nonpartisan news service of the Pew Center on the States (PCS). PCS is a trusted source of information and analysis on a range of critical state policy issues. Stateline’s team of veteran journalists produces in-depth original stories daily and beat features that aggregate the biggest recent news from seven topic areas. Stateline also offers a daily roundup of news and commentaries from news sources across the country and a daily analysis of the top stories, called Todays Take. Statelines reporters and editors often are engaged in the PCS data-driven research projects. Called fellows, Pew Leadership Year participants have recently completed an undergraduate or advanced degree and serve in full-time, paid positions. View full job description

Summer Communications Internship, Global Health Leadership Institute 

Opportunity available to assist with the creation, distribution and tracking of press materials for global health programs based at Yale University. Responsibilities would also include blogging, updating GHLI/GHI websites, media contact, involvement with event and conference planning. Seeking responsible, reliable student with an outgoing personality who would like to learn first-hand the many aspects of disseminating information to the media and general public. Students with experience writing newspaper articles, blogs or website content and experience and/or interest in health and medicine preferred. This is a 25 to 30 hour a week paid internship for 13 weeks in the summer. Please send resume and cover letter to: Rosalind D’Eugenio, Director of Communications, Global Health Leadership Institute, rosalind.deugenio@yale.edu.

Tim Russert Fellowship, NBC

The Tim Russert Fellowship will be awarded to one motivated, passionate graduating senior interested in pursuing a career in political journalism. The Fellowship is a one-year, paid position in the NBC News Washington, D.C. bureau. The fellow will work on a rotational basis in several areas of the Washington Bureau including "Meet the Press" and the NBC News Political Unit. Responsibilities will include assisting talent and producers, participating in news shoots, and story research. The goal is to give a talented, young journalist the opportunity to be mentored by seasoned NBC News staff members and experience a yearlong “boot camp” in political journalism. View full job description

Bulldogs Across America Internships

Still looking for an internship? Many great Bulldogs Across America internships are currently accepting applications. Employers are reviewing applications now and making decisions quickly, so don't wait! SENIORS - Bulldogs Across America internships are open to you too! Log into eRecruiting and use the "One-Click Search" to view positions descriptions and to apply.

Internship opportunities include:

See Change Inc Media/Data Intern

Sierra Club Editorial Intern at SIERRA Magazine

City of Pasadena Youth Video Production Coordinator

DePelchin Children's Center Marketing/Film Intern

IZILWANE©\Online Biodiversity Magazine Environmental Digital Media Intern

Outside Magazine Design Intern

Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Literary Festival Intern

The Mary Byron Project Social Networking Developer, Writer Intern

Center for Interfaith Relations Two Editorial Interns

Paid journalism internship with Fareed Zakaria in NYC

A paid summer internship is available with Fareed Zakaria, who hosts a weekly talk show on CNN show that covers international affairs.
Internship is based in New York City, runs from June 6th through August 26th and pays minimum wage. Students must have completed their sophomore year of college and may not have graduated college or graduate school prior to the start of the internship. College credit is available. Candidate should be seeking a career in politics and/or journalism and must demonstrate an interest and background in global affairs.
Fareed Zakaria GPS is a weekly talk program on international affairs, featuring world leaders and global thinkers discussing the vital challenges America faces in the world's hottest spots, as well as the dramatic political and economic changes that are transforming the way America operates in the world.
Interns have the opportunity to assist the producer and booker in planning the program, research international issues, find videotape to illustrate editorial points, and organize information on international conflicts and political structures. Must be someone with a keen interest in global affairs. Submit application online. Click here, search for requisition #123137BR and apply online.

New Haven Independent

The New Haven Independent is looking for a full-time summer intern to cover community, government, political, and criminal justice news stories in the city. Please email Paul Bass at pauljbass@gmail.com if interested.

The Huffington Post

The Huffington Post plans to add a number of reporters across pretty much every section of the site in the coming months, and will also need a much larger team of editors to handle that additional copy. Interested seniors and alumni should email National Editor Tim O'Brien at timob@huffingtonpost.com.

Video Seeding & Social Media Coordinator at Dailymotion

Dailymotion is one of the top video sites in the world, with 93 million visitors and 1 billion video views per month. Looking for a highly-caffeinated person to execute viral video seeding, digital outreach and social video campaigns. If you're an online video addict, this job will rock your head. Location: New-York. We have an amazing work environment on a rooftop right off of Union Square. Availability: As soon as possible. Salary: Depending on the profile of the candidate; excellent health/dental/vision insurance package. Position: Full time. Please submit resume to jobs-us@dailymotion.com

About Dailymotion:
About Dailymotion
As one of the leading sites for sharing videos, Dailymotion’s network of sites attracts over 93 million unique monthly visitors and one billion videos views worldwide. Dailymotion offers the best content from users, independent content creators and premium partners. Using the most advanced technology for both users and content creators, Dailymotion provides high-quality and HD video in a fast, easy-to-use online service that also automatically filters infringing material as notified by content owners. Offering 30 localized versions, Dailymotion's mission is to provide the best possible entertainment experience for users and the best marketing opportunities for advertisers, while respecting content protection. www.dailymotion.com.

Responsibilities: Day-to-day management and execution of social media presence (including Twitter, Facebook as well as newly emerging platforms). Creating, growing and maintaining an ongoing blogger relations program for video seeding. Drafting campaign strategies, proposals and concepts. Identify emerging trends in social media. Ability to track and engage online discussions and buzz surrounding campaigns including social media environments and message boards. Develop and grow partnerships with other websites, social luminaries and celebrity talent to help grow an authentic social footprint at scale.

Requirements: Web native and prolific writer. You tweet, status update, and blog. 1-2 years of relevant social media experience. You’ve got a BA/BS degree in Communications, Journalism, Marketing or related field. Knowledge of HTML, Javascript, Flash and rich media technologies not necessary but a plus. Filming and editing a plus. Demonstrable interest in viral culture and/or social media landscape and a meaningful knowledge of the media industry.

Fact Checker, The Yale Alumni Magazine

The Yale Alumni Magazine is looking for a freelance fact checker / fact checking coordinator. This is a regular position for a "casual" employee, with hours that are flexible (1-2 weeks per month) but peak every other month because of our production schedule. We don't have the position posted yet at Yale, but if you are smart, accurate, reliable and interested, please visit this MediaBistro link: http://www.mediabistro.com/joblistings/jobview.asp?joid=112828&page=1 .

Associate Editor, New Haven Advocate

From Managing Editor John Stoehr: Looking for an associate editor to work in tandem with the managing editor (me). This person should be familiar with, if not well versed in, culture and cultural history as well as news, contemporary issues and current events of the distinctly "alt" sort (grass-roots politics, economic and social justice, environmentalism, transgender identity theory, the strange, the bizarre and the unexpected, etc.) I'd like to have someone with a grounding in the humanities but with ambitions to tell stories about what's happening in the world. Importantly, the associate editor must have a solid command of language, an eye for detail, an enviable work ethic and ability to take criticism and to work under pressure. A sense of humor is also a plus. John is at  stoehr@newhavenadvocate.com.

Time Out New York Internship Program

Time Out New York stands out as the most comprehensive arts and entertainment resource in a city overflowing with cultural offerings and around-the-clock options. Authoritative listings, engaging features and critical reviews make Time Out New York a trusted "bible" for young, active New Yorkers, who don't merely read the magazine, but use it. Sometimes irreverent but always intelligent, Time Out New York's passionate coverage of music, film, theater, dance, shopping, dining (and much, much more) fosters a loyal readership of New York consumers who are in-the-know and on-the-go.

The Time Out New York internship program provides interns with real world experience and will prepare them for a career in several areas of the publishing industry. Our aim is to provide current students, college graduates and candidates looking to get into the publishing industry with an opportunity to apply coursework learned in the classroom. As an intern, you will be involved in the daily process for your department geared towards weekly publication. You will also be exposed to a variety of duties, get hands-on experience and increased knowledge of the industry.

TONY fosters an environment conducive to growth and development. Some interns eventually assume full-time, part-time and freelance positions at TONY on account of stellar performance during their internship.

Our internships require a commitment of 2-3 days per week, for credit or non-credit. TONY looks for candidates with a strong commitment to a career in publishing made evident through previous internships, chosen area of study, or extra-curricular involvement. TONY thrives on intelligence, responsibility and maturity in all personnel and we expect the same of our interns

Internships are offered in departments including: Advertising, Art, Editorial, Public Relations, Online Video, Photo and more. For a full list and information on applying, go to http://newyork.timeout.com/home-page/498561/internships

Pulitzer Center Internship Program

The Pulitzer Center is a non-profit leader in sponsoring the independent journalism that media organizations are increasingly less able to undertake on their own. Pulitzer Center-supported stories shed light on under-reported issues and regions around the globe. Our Global Gateway educational initiative then brings those stories and the journalists into high schools and universities.

With the aim of increasing the reach of our reporting projects and expanding the debate around these international issues, the intern's main duties will include:

- outreach to further engagement on global systemic issues and increase viewership of international reporting

- use social networking sites, online blogs and other new media strategies to reach broad audiences and increase online traffic

- maintain website, online profiles and channels (including YouTube Channels)

- assist with event coordination and promotion

Not required but desirable: familiarity with HTML, familiarity with the blogosphere, and experience with increasing web traffic through campaigns such as Google Ad Words and social networking sites. Applicants should also have an interest in, and some familiarity with, current international affairs.

For more information about our work, please browse through our website: http://pulitzercenter.org. The Pulitzer Center is located in the heart of Washington, D.C, near Dupont Circle. One internship position offered each semester pays $1,000 a month.

How to apply: Those interested in applying should send their applications to: jobs@pulitzercenter.org with the subject line indicating "Internship" and whether for summer, fall or spring. Tell us where your interests lie, and what talents you can bring to the Pulitzer Center. Please include a one-page resume, brief writing sample of no more than three pages, and a list of three references including their phone numbers or email addresses.

Vogue Magazine Copywriting Internship

Vogue Studio, the in-house creative agency for Vogue Magazine, is seeking a copywriting intern who is interested in the creative worlds of fashion, magazine publishing, and advertising. Looking for a strong writer who is interested in learning more about how to craft creative compelling copy for Vogue's advertising clients. This is a unique opportunity to get involved in the creative process for one of the biggest brands in the world.

Responsibilities may include:

- Copy projects such as writing copy for promotional pages and email blasts

- Research for larger in-book sections

- Copy editing in-book sections as needed

- Transcribing interviews

Overall qualities:

- English, journalism, advertising, or marketing track or degree

- A strong interest in fashion and culture (art, music, film, literature, etc.)

- A willingness to bring creative ideas to the table and collaborate

- A passionate and dedicated person

This is an unpaid internship. College credit given when applicable. Please contact Ranjani Gopalarathinam, Senior Copy Director, at: ranjanig@condenast.com if interested.

About Vogue: Located in New York City, Vogue Magazine has been America's cultural barometer, putting fashion in the context of the larger world we live in. From its beginnings to today, three central principles have set Vogue apart: a commitment to visual genius, investment in storytelling that puts women at the center of the culture, and a selective, optimistic editorial eye.

Editorial Assistant, Oxford University Press

Are you interested in learning about the various aspects of book publishing? Want to put your excellent organizational, teamwork, & problem-solving skills to the test? Then this might be the right position for you! Oxford University Press has an opening for an Editorial Assistant in our Trade & Academic Books group. The ideal candidate will possess a Bachelor’s degree in appropriate discipline; book publishing experience preferred. Must able to prioritize & efficiently multitask with high degree of accuracy & possess excellent verbal & written communication skills & good cheer. Microsoft Word & Excel knowledge is requisite; other database management desirable. E-mail: hrny.us@oup.com.

Multi-media fellowship, Connecticut Mirror

The Connecticut Mirror, an on-line non-profit news organization covering politics and government in Connecticut, has created a one-year fellowship program designed to give graduate-level journalists experience covering the news in a variety of environments.

Fellows will work at The Mirror, based at the state Capitol in Hartford; at the New Haven Independent, an established on-line news organization covering a lively urban community; and at Connecticut Public Broadcasting, the state’s NPR-affiliated radio and television outlet.

We are looking for applicants who have successfully completed professional internships, who are committed to careers in journalism, and who have Internet knowledge and experience. Successful fellows will be thorough and accurate reporters and skilled writers with the ability to balance in-depth enterprise and analysis with fast-paced breaking news. Interest in and experience with coverage of economic and business news is particularly welcome. The salary is $30,000 per year. We are an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity in the workplace. Send cover letter, resume and clips (as .doc, .txt or .pdf attachments only) to jobs@ctmirror.org.

Variety, weekly entertainment magazine

Variety, a 27,000-circulation weekly entertainment-trade magazine, is offering a paid summer editorial internship in its Los Angeles office. Internship is approximately 20 hours per week and pays $10/hour.

Responsibilities include assisting editors and reporters with research duties, maintaining reviews and obituaries databases, answering the editorial phone line, writing news briefs, distributing mail, and various editing and layout tasks. In addition, this internship will allow the candidate to report news stories for print and/or the web. Freelance writing opportunities may become available. Click here to apply online.

Home, Food, Family, Crafts, Gardening, Lifestyle, and Decorating

The magazines Home, Food, Family, Crafts, Gardening, Lifestyle and Decorating are offering paid journalism internships this summer in their New York City offices.

The 10-week summer internship program is offered by Meredith Corp., owner of the magazines, and is designed to provide meaningful and challenging projects specifically designed to enhance the academic focus of the student’s major emphasis. various internships are available:

Print editorial interns will assist with concepts, developing and creating consumer content for the magazines. Applicants will need solid writing, editing, research, reporting and content development skills. Proven editorial background required.

Online editorial interns will write, report, edit, photo plan, and, research content for the magazines' websites its e-newsletters. Applicants should have an affinity for new media (the web and social media), to create content for our e-audience. Knowledge of community and social networking beneficial.

Applicants must be enrolled college student with major emphasis English, journalism, magazine journalism or related field. Familiarity with Internet; HTML beneficial. Knowledge and experience with AP or Chicago style guides may be necessary. Click here for more information.

Sports Journalism Internship, Denver Broncos

The Denver Broncos are offering a paid sports journalism internship. The internship runs from mid June through the end of the 2011 season, including playoffs. A monthly stipend will be provided during the internship.

The intern will be responsible for: updating website content, including daily stories, player bios and roster, game day content, etc; collecting player-related content, including Fan Q&As, blogs, features, video, audio and photos; preparing and sending wireless and email updates; and writing feature articles and news items for team publications, including Broncos Gameday and Broncos Magazine.

Applicants must be a current student or recent graduate and have a minimum of two years experience as a student working for a college newspaper, website, college sports information office or in a communications department of a sports organization. Web savvy, including familiarity with social media, is also essential. Click here for more information.

GQ Magazine, Web Production and Editorial Department Internships

GQ.com is looking for summer interns for its web production and editorial department.

Interns will work closely with the GQ.com team, gaining experience in web programming and production, as well as have opportunities to write original content for the website.

Students interested in applying should submit a resume, cover letter, and any brief writing samples you feel contribute to your candidacy. Send materials to Dennis Tang, Web Editor, dennis_tang@condenast.com.

Simon & Schuster Internship Program

Simon & Schuster's internship program is designed to train and recruit a diverse group of students who are interested in exploring careers in publishing. The ideal applicant should have a strong academic record, well-rounded extra- curricular interests and previous work experience. We offer countless opportunities for motivated individuals eager to learn about publishing and gain invaluable "hands-on" experience - all while earning college credit and travel reimbursement!

Internship opportunities exist in the following areas:

Editorial, Publicity, Marketing, Online Marketing, Children's, Managing Editorial, Subsidiary Rights, Art & Design, Audio, Digital, E-Book Production, Supply Chain & Human Resources.

Qualifications:

- Be an undergraduate college student

- Have strong interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills, leadership and organizational abilities

- Maintain a professional appearance

- Be enthusiastic

- Have a demonstrated interest in publishing

- Work Monday-Friday 9:00am-5:00pm.

How to apply: visit www.simonandschuster.biz/careers.

First time users will be prompted to create an online profile in order to apply for any jobs. All resumes and cover letters must be attached to the online application in order to be considered. Resumes and Cover letters that are mailed or e-mailed will not be considered. No telephone calls please.

Country Today, Editorial Internship

The Country Today is a weekly farm/rural-life newspaper and a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Eau Claire Press Co. The Country Today has a weekly paid circulation of approximately 20,000, mostly in Wisconsin, Minnesota and other states in the Upper Midwest. General duties of the summer intern include: Setting up appointments for interviews for stories. Interviewing sources in person and on the telephone. Attending events or meetings for news stories. Writing stories for publication in The Country Today. Taking photographs of publishable quality View full job description.

Almanac Editorial Intern, Atlantic Media Company

Paid internship at The Almanac of American Politics. Duties include compiling statistics for election, vote and demographic charts; collecting biographical data on members of Congress and the governors; helping input data into a database; and some copyediting as part of a close-knit editorial team. Applicants must be able to work with minimal supervision and with a high degree of precision and accuracy. Background in journalism and political science preferred; knowledge of Excel spreadsheet and databases helpful. The position is a three-month assignment from mid-February to mid-May; 20 to 30 hours a week depending on applicants availability. Published biennially by the National Journal Group, the Almanac profiles every state and congressional district, the 50 governors and 535 members of Congress, along with vital political statistics such as election results, demographics and biographical data. Please apply online at www.atlanticmediacompany.com. View full description.

For alumni: The Nation Seeks Associate Editor

The Nation is seeking an associate editor. This is a rare opportunity to join the editorial team of America's oldest weekly magazine. The ideal candidate should have a minimum of three to four years experience as an editor, either print or online; familiarity with The Nation's editorial mission and the larger world of progressive politics; wide knowledge of US politics—and, ideally, of foreign affairs; demonstrated ability to work in a fluid news environment and manage multiple deadlines on a daily and weekly basis. Strong writing skills are a must. Working knowledge of InCopy and CMS systems a plus. The Associate Editor's responsibilities include editing feature stories, investigative articles, editorials and comment pieces for both print and online; editing columnists and staff writers and generating story ideas in regular editorial meetings. Located in our New York City office, the position offers excellent benefits and a congenial work atmosphere. The Nation is an equal opportunity employer. Email resume, cover letter and salary requirements to: editjob@thenation.com. No calls please.

Queens Chronicle Internship

The Queens Chronicle of Rego Park, New York is seeking interns to work in its energetic newsroom. The Queens Chronicle covers the largest and most diverse borough in New York City, and the stories we cover reflect that fact. Internship candidates should have a strong desire to blaze a career path in journalism, while gaining an understanding of how a newsroom operates. Interns will write articles for the paper and take photographs, along with various other newsroom duties 2-3 days per week. Candidates should be adept at writing in AP style and working with an editor. An ability to function well on deadline in a busy environment is a definite plus. $500 stipend will be paid at the end of 12 weeks. Please send a resume and 2 clips to publisher Mark Weidler at markw@qchron.com. View full job description

Prepare a book for publication

Author Roya Hakakian is looking for someone to help finalize her latest manuscript, which is due out by Grove/Atlantic Press this summer. A widow’s epic quest for justice sets the stage for a detective thriller in The Assassins of a Turquoise Palace: the true story of the murder of four Iranian opposition leaders, the subsequent investigation, and the courtroom showdown that, though virtually unknown, is Europe’s most ground-breaking legal case since the Nuremberg trials. If you're interested in writing, this should be a terrific opportunity to actually work on preparing a book for publication. For more information on the book and author, please visit Www.RoyaHakakian.com. Email her at royaha@aol.com.

Roya Hakakian is a former associate producer at CBS’s 60 Minutes and a recipient of Guggenheim Fellowship in nonfiction. She’s the author of two books of poetry in Persian and the acclaimed memoir Journey from the Land of No. Her opinions and essays have appeared in numerous publications, including National Public Radio’s All Things Considered. She lives in Connecticut. 

Birmingham News Internship

We're hiring paid interns for this summer who are looking for terrific experience in a multimedia newsroom where you'll be challenged to do great work every day. Who we are: The Birmingham News is Alabama's largest newsgathering organization and the winner of two Pulitzer Prizes. We publish an aggressive newspaper and contribute, along with our sister newsrooms in Mobile and Huntsville, to al.com , one of the top news websites in the business. Who we're looking for: The best and the brightest in all disciplines of storytelling -- journalists who can report for print and online, use social media to get the news out first and help pull together complete packages for our newspaper and our website. Who qualifies: Journalism students who plan to continue their education in the fall. Candidates who have had a previous internship are preferred. The program: 10 fast-paced weeks during which you'll help us find stories and put them in the paper and online. View full job description

Intern at Roosevelt

Are you a student interested in the Rooseveltian legacy? Do you know a student looking for an exciting opportunity? The Roosevelt Institute's Campus Network and New Deal 2.0 are both looking for summer interns. The Campus Network's Summer Academy is a paid fellowship program that combines a full-time internship and a training curriculum. And New Deal 2.0 seeks a motivated and enthusiastic student to work with the blog over the summer in New York City. Please contact Bryce Covert at bcovert@rooseveltinstitute.org if you or someone you know is interested.

The Columbus Dispatch, Columbus Alive

Columbus Alive, the city’s No.-1 entertainment publication for young adults, is seeking a creative, passionate, hardworking Editor to lead its editorial staff. This critical position will manage all content for the weekly newspaper and daily website covering style, music, movies, arts, dining, nightlife and city life.

As the Editor, you will:
· Have a strong vision for connecting with readers in their 20s and 30s;
· Motivate and inspire a talented staff of writers and editors;
· Manage coverage selection and overall editorial direction of Alive;
· Assign stories to staff and freelance writers and edit their material;
· Write articles and columns in a distinctive and engaging voice;
· And serve as a public spokesperson for Alive, including radio and TV appearances.

Must have a bachelor’s degree and a minimum of five to seven years of related experience, including supervisory experience at a newspaper or magazine. The ideal candidate will have well-developed journalistic skills, outstanding writing and editing abilities, broad knowledge of popular culture, and the ability to identify trends and topics relevant to the target audience.

Apply today at http://wwwphp.dispatch.com/careers/

Sandusky Register Internship

The Sandusky Register, an award-winning 24,000 circulation daily on the shores of Lake Erie, is looking for few outstanding summer interns who have a passion for answering readers' questions before they ask them. We want interns with enthusiasm, energy, a good sense of humor and the ability to report and write a range of stories. Multimedia experience and interest is a plus. While we offer a few sought-after internships for college credit each summer (not paid), we have one paid 10-week internship for a minority journalist this year. The right person for the minority internship will be a self-starter who is entering either their senior year in college or is a recent grad. As an intern at the Register, you must possess the ability to quickly report and write a range of stories. View full job description.

Entry Level Assistant Editor, Entertainment Industry Employer

A 200,000-circulation magazine and website on international relations and U.S. foreign policy published by the Council on Foreign Relations six times annually, is now accepting applications for its year-long paid internship. The internship is a full-time, paid position based in New York City. It offers exceptional training in serious journalism. The length of the internship is one year, beginning in August. The intern works as an assistant editor with substantial responsibility. Interns are involved in all aspects of the editorial process -- editing, proofreading, evaluating manuscripts, research, fact-checking, and production work. Eligibility: Previous interns have included recent graduates from undergraduate and master's programs. View full job description.

Summer Investigative Reporting Internships, Center for Public Integrity

The Center for Public Integrity is looking for ambitious undergraduate and graduate students or recent graduates for a 10-week paid summer internship in Washington, D.C. The Center is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that produces original, responsible investigative journalism on issues of public concern. A motivating factor for our internship program is to help train and inspire the next generation of investigative reporters. Interns will assist reporters in producing investigative stories and projects on a wide range of subjects that may include: money and politics, government accountability, environment, financial reform, and health care. Interns with appropriate experience may also work in our web or data departments. View full job description.

KSL Radio Nightside Internship

KSL is pleased to announce the availability of an internship in the NightSide Project. We are looking for applicants who are interested in an unpaid learning opportunity, where they can extend their broadcasting education beyond the classroom. PURPOSE: This KSL Radio NightSide Internship is designed to provide students with a strong interest in broadcast journalism an opportunity to gain hands on experience in the operation of professional radio production in exchange for class credit. Position Requirements: Currently registered at a university, college, community college or vocational school. View full description.

Simon and Schuster, Editorial Assistant

Simon & Schuster is seeking an Editorial Assistant to support two Senior Editors of the Simon & Schuster imprint. The position will provide an opportunity to learn editorial and publishing skills. Responsibilities include: reviewing manuscripts; general administrative duties; responding to phone calls; organizing and scheduling meetings in MS Outlook; communicating with authors and agents, by phone and e-mail; expense tracking, and communications. Proven time management skills. Resourceful, accurate, timely and efficient. Must be reliable, friendly and flexible. Be able to work independently, confidentially and professionally in a fast-paced office environment. Visit www.simonandschuster.biz/careers to apply online. View a full job description at http://www.publishersmarketplace.com/cgi-bin/displayJob.pl?job_no=7154.

Washington Media Scholars Foundation Media Scholars Program

The Media Scholars Program provides undergraduates with valuable learning, career and scholarship opportunities. The program begins with the Media Plan Case Competition. The Media Plan Case Competition represents the cornerstone and the entry-level for the Media Scholars Program. It challenges students to think strategically, take advantage of original methods of communication, and dive into the deep-end of marketing impressions, numbers and budgets. Teams of two have over six weeks to create a strategic media plan based on a hypothetical special election referendum issue.

Finalists earn an all-expense paid trip to Washington, DC for Media Scholars Week, where they are introduced to dozens of nationally recognized media industry leaders. On the final full day, each finalist team presents their strategic plans to a panel of judges. At week's end, professionals gather to recognize the finalists and celebrate the winners at a Networking Reception held at the Newseum.

Applications are currently being accepted for the program. To learn more go to http://mediascholars.org/.

Science Journalism Internship, Nature News

Nature News, the editorial branch of the prestigious international journal of science, is currently accepting applications for a science journalism internship based in Washington DC. Under the guidance of US and UK editors, the successful applicant will report and write stories for the print edition of Nature as well as for the Nature news website (www.nature.com/news.) and news blog. This six month paid internship, beginning February 1, 2011, involves working on editorial content full-time. Nature Publishing Group is an Equal Opportunity Employer. To learn more about Nature Publishing Group, please visit our web site at www.nature.com. View full job description.

The Columbus Dispatch, Dining Editor

We’re looking for a foodie who loves to write as much as they love to eat. Located in Columbus, Ohio, The Dispatch Printing Company’s Niche Publications division seeks a Dining Editor to lead our coverage of Columbus’ vibrant restaurant scene, managing all editorial content for a daily website and new quarterly magazine. The Dining Editor will also serve as a restaurant reviewer for The Columbus Dispatch, This Week Community Newspapers, Alive, Capital Style magazine and other company publications. In addition to writing, the Dining Editor will assign articles to staff and freelancer reviewers and will work with editors to coordinate coverage across publications.

The Dining Editor will serve as an expert on Columbus restaurants, and maintain a daily presence on the web while connecting with readers via social media tools. And above all, the Dining Editor will have fun, because eating out should be entertaining, and sharing that passion with readers should be as satisfying as a great meal.

The ideal candidate will have outstanding writing and editing abilities, a broad knowledge of food and the local dining scene, and the ability to identify trends and topics relevant to target audiences. Must have a bachelor’s degree or equivalent and three to five years of professional writing or editing experience at a magazine or newspaper.

To apply, visit www.dispatch.com/careers

Red 7 Media, Staff Writer/Associate Editor

Red 7 Media, recently ranked by Inc. Magazine as the #1 fastest growing private company in periodicals, is seeking a Staff Writer/Associate Editor, Folio: Magazine, to grow with us. We're looking for a junior reporter/writer to jump on board and help us bring to life the power of magazines media. Duties include writing and reporting for magazine, web site, and helping with production of each issue. If you're an experienced newshound, able to root out breaking news and put a story up faster than the competition, even better.

Red 7 Media (www.red7media.com ) is a privately-held diversified media company headquartered in Norwalk, CT.  We publish market-leading magazines and newsletters, and also produce conferences and events.

We offer health/dental, 401k, and profit-sharing programs, and an entrepreneurial environment that rewards energy, enthusiasm, and hard work.
Requirements:
 *   Highly energetic journalist
 *   College degree required
 *   Media writing experience on a magazine, web site or daily newspaper preferred
 *   Business journalism experience or a journalistic ease and aptitude for business performance metrics preferred
 *   Strong organizational skills; super-multi-tasking is required.
 *   Ability to work independently and prioritize tasks effectively.
 *   Pitch-in, can-do attitude; team player mentality is a must.
 
Any inquiries can be directed to Executive Editor, Matt Kinsman at mkinsman@red7media.com.

North Haven Patch

North Haven Patch (http://northhaven.patch.com), a new hyperlocal journalism site for North Haven, CT is currently looking for freelance writers. Stories run the gamut of town affairs, from police reports, to coverage of local events, to longer investigative pieces about politics and environmental issues. Writers would need a car to get to North Haven (about 10 minutes away on route 91 North). Working for the site offers great experience as a town reporter, the opportunity to post clips for future employers, and competitive pay at roughly $100 for 200-500 word stories. Questions or inquiries can be directed to Local Editor Ben Lasman (YC, '10) at benjaminl@patch.com, or by phone at 203-610-5156.

Manhattan District Attorney's Office, Press Office Internship

Are you a Political Science, English, Journalism, or Communications Major? Are you interested in criminal law and current events? If you are curious as to how the media gets public information about criminal court cases, what goes on behind the scenes in a Press Office, and how a prosecutor's office works, then look no further.

Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance, Jr. (BK '77) is an aggressive, innovative prosecutor overseeing some of New York's most important cases. The DA's Press Office is looking for summer and fall interns to help with: monitoring daily media coverage, drafting press releases, corresponding with the press, organizing press conferences, staffing events, and working with various media outlets and local community newspapers. View the position posting on eRecruiting for more information and to apply.

Beacon Press

Beacon Press offers part-time, unpaid internships in editorial, marketing, publicity, production, and business throughout the year. Current listings are posted on the Jobs & Internships page of our web site. Due to the high volume of inquiries, Beacon cannot respond to each correspondence individually. A staff person will contact you if her/his department chooses to give your application further consideration. www.beacon.org.

Boston Magazine

Boston Magazine
300 Massachusetts Ave.
Boston, MA 02115

Boston Magazine offers several part-time internships in the fall (September-December), spring (January-May) and summer (June-August). Interns may work in Advertising, Marketing, Special Projects, Editorial, Research, Art and Production. To apply, send a cover letter stating which department you are applying for, and your résumé, and writing samples (where applicable) to Michelle Watts at the above address. No phone calls. Applications are due at least two months prior to the beginning of the requested intern session. All internships unpaid and part time.

Boston Review

Boston Review is a prestigious, fast-growing national magazine of politics, culture, and the arts. Interns work year-round on a variety of editorial and promotional projects and are essential to the magazine's operation.

The internship program includes copyediting, fact-checking, proofreading, and desktop publishing, for which training is provided. Other responsibilities include screening submissions for publication, summarizing and proposing books for review, corresponding with authors, updating the magazine's web site, and maintaining our database of writers and other contacts. Boston Review's office is small and gives interns a unique opportunity to be involved in nearly every aspect of magazine publishing.

Boston Review welcomes interns from a wide range of backgrounds. Some interns have entered the program while graduate or undergraduate students. Many use the internship as an introduction to publishing after having completed their studies or having pursued a different career. Previous Boston Review interns have gone on to work and write for Foreign Affairs, The Atlantic Monthly, The Times of London, The Chronicle of Higher Education, and other publications.

Prior work experience in publishing is less important than the applicant's knowledge of Boston Review, and the level of commitment and creativity that he or she can bring to the magazine. We offer twelve internship positions each year, four per term.

Two of the four positions are full-time, and two require a minimum commitment of fifteen hours a week. All internships are unpaid. Candidates are strongly encouraged to familiarize themselves with the Boston Review archives.

Spring Term (January-May), Application Deadline: November 15, Start Date: January 7. Summer Term (June-August), Application Deadline: February 15, Start Date: June 1. Details are also available at bostonreview.net.

The Boston Phoenix

126 Brookline Avenue
Boston, MA 02215
Contact: Internship Coordinator
phone: (617) 536-5390
fax: (617) 425-2615
email: internships@phx.com

The Phoenix Media/Communications Group internship program has been structured to provide beneficial and educational intern assignments to qualified and motivated college students, preferably those who would receive college credit. Boston Phoenix, Stuff@Night, and People2People Group internships are offered in Boston; FNX Radio Network internships are offered in Lynn, Portland, and Providence; and opportunities in editorial, graphic design, research, finance, and sales are offered at the Providence Phoenix and the Worcester Phoenix in those cities.

The Phoenix Media/Communications Group is currently actively recruiting interns. Positions do tend to fill quickly, particularly in the editorial departments, so students should send résumés in as soon as possible. All interns are required to be enrolled in classes and must be able to make at least a 16-hour (summer), 10-hour (fall, spring) per week commitment to the company. All internships are unpaid. Any student interested in being considered for any of the internships should send (by mail or email) a résumé and cover letter to the attention of the Intern Coordinator.

PLEASE NOTE: Students interested in applying for editorial internships should also forward writing samples and/or clips for review.

TRANSITION Magazine

69 Dunster St.
Cambridge, MA 02138
Contact: Nicole Lamy, Managing Editor
phone: 617-496-2845
fax: 617-496-2877

TRANSITION magazine is a clearing house for the freshest, most compelling, most curious - and often most controversial - ideas about race, ethnicity, culture, and politics. "Tremendously impressive," writes The Nation magazine, "Transition contains some of the smartest cultural criticism available anywhere"; The New York Times calls TRANSITION "a high-IQ, multicultural Wired." Harvard and Princeton powerhouses Henry Louis Gates, Jr. and Anthony Appiah are the magazine's editors; recent contributors include Russell Banks, Kathleen Cleaver, Ice Cube, Carlos Fuentes, Nadine Gordimer, Philip Gourevitch, Christopher Hitchens, bell hooks, Jamaica Kincaid, KRS-One, Spike Lee, Richard Rorty, and Edward Said. TRANSITION seeks motivated editorial interns who want to learn the magazine business. Intern responsibilities include reviewing manuscripts, finding artwork and photography, conducting research, and assisting with administrative tasks. Obsessive attention to detail, high levels of motivation and initiative, Web fluency, dedication to good writing, and fluency in the political and cultural issues of ethnicity are all desirable. Minorities strongly encouraged to apply. Internships are generally unpaid. Visit TRANSITION on the Web at: www.TransitionMagazine.com. Read the magazine, then mail us a cover letter, resumé, and writing samples.

The Huffington Post

The Huffington Post's Business vertical is searching for one paid intern to start as soon as possible. Ideally, we are looking for someone with a familiarity with finance, Wall Street news and a strong background in writing and research. Candidates should be able to write quickly, concisely and on very tight deadlines. The position involves writing, creating social media content, including audio and video posts, and working to aid our reporting staff. It's an excellent opportunity to contribute to one of the fastest-growing media organizations in the world, and there is definite opportunity for advancement. Must be based in NYC area. Please send your resume in the body of an email (no attachments), two recent clips of no more than 800 words each and a short note describing your background to huffpostbiz@gmail.com. Visit this site for more information.

Eric Breindel Collegiate Journalism Award

Now that fall semester is underway, we’d like to inform you that applications are now being accepted for the Eric Breindel Collegiate Journalism Award. The winner of this one-of-a-kind award will receive a cash prize of $10,000 and a paid internship at The Wall Street Journal, Fox News Channel, or The New York Post. The winner can also receive free housing in New York City for the duration of their internship. The award is open to undergraduate students in all class years. Submission guidelines and an application form. To learn more or submit an application, visit www.ericbreindel.org. You can also join us on Facebook. Log on to become a fan of the Eric Breindel Award.

FOR ALUMNI: Book Research

Author David Borinsky is looking for someone to help him write a book on "One Green Home at a Time," which started as an attempt to find ways of doing affordable "green" renovations of rowhouses in a particularly depressed neighborhood of Baltimore. More than just helping the environment, these renovations would save tenants a couple hundred dollars a month. It's become a much broader project, now about trying to transform a cluster of a few blocks. There are a good number of families who still attend church in this neighborhood, and who still feel connected to the area, but who have long since moved to safer parts of Baltimore. (This particular neighborhood showed up regularly on The Wire.) If the housing stock were to become attractive and affordable, if there were enough of a community to make living there conceivable, if there were a good school in the area... and so on. The other animating idea behind the project is the notion that for-profit business efforts can be used to do positive things in communities. For more information on the project, please visit this site.

Borinsky is looking for someone to move to Baltimore for a few months, see what's going on, talk to people, and write a book about it. ("I'd like to do some of the writing, too," he says, "but I'm hoping this person would really take ownership of the project.") This doesn't need to be a cheerleading effort; the goal is really to get to the bottom of what's going on. Work on the book, and get paid a small, nominal amount each month. Then, Bridge Private Lending (the company behind the project) invests heavily in publishing and publicizing the book. Once that happens, get paid some large amount, like "mid-five-figures." If interested, please contact David Borinsky at dborinsky@bridgeprivatelending.com.

Scripps Fellows Program

The E.W. Scripps Company is shifting resources within its newspaper division to add multimedia journalists, editors and web developers in the company's 13 newspaper markets. As many as 40 people will be hired for full-time positions that will last either six or 12 months. Recent college graduates or other individuals with relevant journalism or Web experience can apply for the positions. Scripps will hire promising talent in the fields of: multimedia reporting, online production, Web development, Web design, user-experience analysis, copy editing, and page design. The fellows will be hired in October and November and will contribute to the community-changing journalism of Scripps newspapers, located across the country. Prospective fellows can learn more and apply for the program by friending "Scripps News Online" through Facebook. For more information, please visit this site.

Spring 2011 Glimpse Correspondents Program

This is a chance for students, volunteers, teachers, and other travelers who will be abroad this year to get their stories and photography published at high-profile publications--and get paid for it. Powered by Matador, and supported in part by the National Geographic Society, the Glimpse Correspondents Program provides talented writers and photographers with a $600 stipend as well as one on one editorial training and support to complete an independent journalistic work based on their experience abroad. Anyone over 18 is eligible. To learn more, visit: http://glimpse.org/correspondents.

Hartford Business Journal, Research Director

New England Business Media is looking for a research director for its two largest publications – the Hartford Business Journal and the Worcester Business Journal. The primary focus of the job is researching and producing roughly 100 business lists each year – the largest law firms, the largest commercial transactions, the highest paid executives etc. Some are fairly easy and involve finding trusted third-party data sources; some are hard and require lots of original digging. This is a full-time research position that does not involve media writing nor will it lead to a writing position. This is a job that requires a combination of skills – the research savvy of a librarian, the appetite for accuracy of a copy editor, the nose for news of a journalist. The right individual has strong analytical skills, great attention to detail and a passion for hunting down data. Good computer skills, including knowledge of Excel (sorting, etc.), are a must. Project management skills are also required. The research director will be shared between the Hartford Business Journal and its sister publication in Worcester, Mass., and can be based in either newsroom with periodic visits to the other. Please send your resume and cover letter to nbell@hartfordbusiness.com.

Sports Journalism Internship

The Ridgecrest, Calif. Daily Independent has immediate openings for paid interns in its Sports Department. These are temporary assignments lasting approximately 10 weeks. Night and weekend availability is required. Most of the work interns will do involve taking results over the phone from coaches and typing up stories and statistical summaries based on that information. Applicants must be currently enrolled students. E-mail or fax a resume, cover letter, writing samples, and list of references to: disportsdesk@ridgecrestca.com or 760-375-4880.

Hartford Advocate Staff Writer

We're looking for an experienced reporter, with knowledge of the Hartford area a big plus. If interested, write to Joshua Mamis, jmamis@newhavenadvocate.com and jmamis@courant.com.

Electronics Web Site Internship

I run a local business that is looking for a journalism student intern. I edit and write a trade Web site called CEoutlook that follows consumer electronics products such as the iPad, smartphones and car electronics. My weekly newsletters are read by buyers at Best Buy, Target and other leading retail stores. I’m looking for a journalism major who loves gadgets, reads Engadget, Gizmodo or other tech Web sites and follows technology trends. He or she would be able to devote a few hours a week or more to writing stories about the latest gadgets plus other tasks related to maintaining a Web site. In return, I offer the chance to gain some valuable writing experience and to learn about one of the most exciting technology fields. CEoutlook launched in April and receives over 1,000 hits a day. CEoutlook stories have been mentioned on sites such as The Huffington Post, and CNET. Please contact Editor Amy Gilroy at agilroy@ceoutlook.com, (203) 795-9041 office, (203) 980-9623 cell.

The Boston Globe, Staff Writer

The Ideas section staff writer is responsible for reporting on and writing about important new ideas, typically in 2,000 word features. We are looking for creative thinking, excellent writing, a comfort with the academic world, a proven journalistic track record, and the ability to deliver authoritative coverage of a wide variety of fields. The position is in Boston. Candidates should contact Ideas editor Gareth Cook (garethideas@gmail.com) and deputy editor Steve Heuser (sheuser@globe.com).

The Chronicle of Higher Education Internships

The Chronicle of Higher Education offers three internship sessions each year: winter/spring, summer, and fall. The paper is currently seeking interns for the winter/spring 2011 session, which will begin in early January. All the interns will have the same primary responsibilities: reporting and writing daily news articles for The Chronicle's Web site (which usually appear subsequently in print), writing news articles for other sections of the newspaper, and doing research for special projects. There is very little grunt work. Interns who prove themselves as reporters and writers are often asked to write full-length features. More information here.

Tri-County Tribune, Oregon

The Tri-County Tribune, a weekly newspaper, is seeking motivated and reliable writers to help us cover news, current events and sports for the cities of Harrisburg, Junction City and Monroe. Typical internships last three to six months or longer. Interns are required to take 1 to 2 stories per week and communicate on a regular basis with our team of editors. In return, interns receive published material and face-to-face editorial contact with our staff as we help hone your writing, interviewing and information gathering skills for a career in journalism. For more information, go here.

Food Justice Research Assistant

Award-winning investigative food and policy journalist Tracie McMillan at The Atlantic is looking for a part-time, unpaid assistant/intern to help her do research for her book on food and poverty in America. A listing for the opening is here. Visit this site to see McMillan's past work, which includes undercover/participatory reporting at a Walmart and as a farm worker in California.

The Connecticut Mirror, Online Internship

The Connecticut Mirror, a non-profit on-line news organization covering government, politics and public policy, is inviting students with an interest and background in journalism to apply for internships. We are looking for applicants who are considering careers in journalism, and who have Internet knowledge and experience. Interns will work with experienced journalists to develop stories, graphics and other information content for our news site. This will be a busy summer for politics and government reporting, with statewide primaries expected in both major parties. Interns will have amply opportunity for independent reporting. Please send resume and writing sample to jobs@ctmirror.org; include the word “intern” in the subject line.

The Nation Magazine Internship

To gain editorial experience eight magazine interns check facts, conduct research and evaluate manuscripts. On the publishing side interns assist advertising, circulation and promotion staff with day-to-day business, and help create and carry out developmental and research projects for the magazine and the Institute. Two additional interns in the New York City office work as the Web Editorial Interns. An additional position is available in The Nation's Washington, D.C. office. This intern works closely with the magazine's Washington editor, attending press conferences and Congressional hearings as well as conducting research and providing clerical assistance.
www.nationinstitute.org/p/internships

Making Contact/National Radio Project, Production Intern

National Radio Project's Making Contact Internship Making Contact is weekly, internationally syndicated, public affairs program, heard on on over 200 radio stations. The staff of Making Contact is small, but extremely talented, committed, and professional. We are seeking hard-working team players to help us produce segments and features for Making Contact. The intern will learn audio editing, researching, voicing, script writing, interviewing and field reporting. This internship is unpaid. College credit can be given, but is not necessary. We ask interns to commit 12-20 hours a week for a minimum of 4-6 months. Visit www.radioproject.org/.

San Francisco Magazine Editorial Internship

We're looking for highly motivated interns to help produce our award–winning monthly city/regional magazine. Primary duties are fact-checking, research, and pitching story ideas, with occasional opportunities for writing and taking on more responsibilities, depending on experience. We cover a wide range of subjects—food, style, arts, news, trends, politics, travel— and interns have a rare opportunity to be exposed to the full spectrum of journalism. Interns get a first-hand look at magazine production through participation in editorial meetings and working with editors, and often help report service features on local business, the arts, nightlife, shopping. Additional opportunities range from assisting at fashion photo shoots to helping with copy editing.College credit is available.
www.sanfranmag.com/content/jobs

Editorial Internships for GOTHAMGAZETTE.COM

GothamGazette.com is an online publication about New York City policy and politics. It is published each weekday by the Citizens Union Foundation of the City of New York, a good-government group. Gotham Gazette includes a daily digest of news about New York City, as well as original articles on issues and links and reference information for people interested in New York City. This fall, we will also be launching a new site on money in politics funded by the Knight Foundation. To view the site, go to gothamgazette.com. Editorial interns do a variety of tasks involved in publishing Gotham Gazette and maintaining the website.

Programming Internship for THE LOU DOBBS RADIO SHOW

The Lou Dobbs Show, a 3-hour national radio program syndicated by United Stations Radio Networks in New York City is seeking energetic and talented journalism interns to work on its daily radio program based in New York City. We're looking for interns who can thrive in the fast paced atmosphere of talk radio and have an interest and desire for talk radio, politics, current events, and journalism. This non-paid internship is a hands on experience in the fast paced world of talk radio and includes reading, researching, and writing for the show as well as learning how all the moving parts of talk radio are put together. Interns are expected to work between 2-3 days a week for between 12-20 hours a week. Internships are offered during all semesters (spring, summer, fall, and winter) and candidates must be an undergraduate student, graduate student, or have graduated from college within the last year to be eligible. Interested candidates please email cover letters and resumes to Chad Wilkinson, Executive Producer, chad@loudobbsradio.com and James DiGiuseppe, Associate Producer, James@loudobbsradio.

Freelance Editor, Uniterview.com

Uinterview.com, a fast-growing pop culture website that features video interviews with celebrities and newsmakers, is seeking a hard-working, self-starting, tech-savvy freelance editor.
To apply, contact Erik Meers (Yale College class of '93!) at emeers@uinterview.com.

Correspondent, Her Campus

Her Campus (HerCampus.com), an online magazine for college women with branches at 50+ colleges, is looking for Campus Correspondents to launch and lead a branch at their school! Visit www.hercampus.com/my-campus for more information.