Other: We are an online magazine that provides an independent, alternative voice for MSU students and covers local and global issues in a comprehensive, thoughtful, and progressive manner.
Other: This is the only magazine of its kind in the nation – and it’s been awarded as one of the top three student magazines in the country by the Society of Professional Journalists, among other awards.
EJ info/brainstorming session: Thursday, Aug. 28 at 5 p.m. in CAS 382
Other: The Red Cedar Log is a publication in which one can further develop his or her journalistic skills while getting hands-on expereince with deadlines, meetings. interviews and photography shoots. RCL offers a professional journalistic environment with a flexible work load.
Openings: Writers, photographers, videographers, bloggers and graphics journalists.
Duration: 2008-09 school year
To Qualify: We'll work with you even if you haven't written anything before, but we do
require a basic knowledge of AP style and quality writing.
To Apply: E-mail three examples of your writing, preferably something journalism-related (published work, class work, English work, something saved from High school, etc).
Other: Spartan Edge is a weekly online publication focusing on campus issues in an "edgy" way. Our aim is to rectify the truth of controversy and give readers at MSU an alternative source for campus news. We began as an experiment to see where the Internet can take media, and we focus a lot on multimedia – photos, video and audio – to bring the news alive.
Meetings: Every other week on Tuesdays at 6 p.m. in the East Shaw Lobby, beginning Sept. 2
Other: We are an online magazine that provides an independent, alternative voice for MSU students and covers local and global issues in a comprehensive, thoughtful, and progressive manner.
To Qualify: A strong writing/journalism background is recommended, as well as an interest in environmental issues. Basic HTML skills and familiarity with content management systems and social media is helpful but not required.
How to apply: Cover letter, résumé and two relevant writing samples (they do not need to be published, but that is preferred).
Other: This is the only magazine of its kind in the nation – and it’s been awarded as one of the top three student magazines in the country by the Society of Professional Journalists, among other awards.
EJ info/brainstorming session: Thursday, Aug. 28 at 5 p.m. in CAS 382
Other: Through meaningful hands-on work experience, the Executive Office Internship Program provides a window through which to view potential careers, as well as insight into the workings of state government.This unique leadership development program provides an exciting opportunity for those interested in public service to join Governor Granholm's team in its efforts to move Michigan forward.
Other: The Red Cedar Log is a publication in which one can further develop his or her journalistic skills while getting hands-on expereince with deadlines, meetings. interviews and photography shoots. RCL offers a professional journalistic environment with a flexible work load.
Openings: Writers, photographers, videographers, bloggers and graphics journalists.
Duration: 2008-09 school year
To Qualify: We'll work with you even if you haven't written anything before, but we do require a basic knowledge of AP style and quality writing.
To Apply: E-mail three examples of your writing, preferably something journalism-related (published work, class work, English work, something saved from High school, etc).
Other: Spartan Edge is a weekly online publication focusing on campus issues in an "edgy" way. Our aim is to rectify the truth of controversy and give readers at MSU an alternative source for campus news. We began as an experiment to see where the Internet can take media, and we focus a lot on multimedia – photos, video and audio – to bring the news alive.
Meetings: Every other week on Tuesdays at 6 p.m. in the East Shaw Lobby, beginning Sept. 2
Other: Interns will be expected to work a couple of hours, a couple of days per week. Help us cover Michigan State sports, local high school football, etc. We will work around your schedule.
- The following news organizations have open/flexible deadlines throughout the year for various internship positions. This list will be periodically updated as more positions become available. -
Other: Home of political publications, such as Congress Daily, National Journal, The Hotline and The Cook Political Report. For more information, visit Atlantic Media’s internships page.
Openings: Most CBS shows and departments Duration: Fall, Spring
Salary: Unpaid For Credit: Mandatory
To Qualify: Must be a junior or senior, majoring in journalism, broadcasting, communication, PR, advertising, English or political science. A 3.0 GPA or above is recommended. Students are required to provide official documentation on school letterhead confirming they will receive credit for the internship.
How to apply: Application form, cover letter, résumé, two letters of recommendation, letter of credit from university, school transcript and a one-page essay on why you want to work in broadcast journalism.
Other: Applicants do not choose a show or department – Placement is determined by the coordinator. Students can be placed in New York, Washington D.C., Atlanta, Los Angeles, Miami London, Tokyo or Beijing. For more information, visit CBS News’ internships page.
Address: 300 West 57th Street, 25th Flr., New York, NY 10019-3791
Openings: Editorial Duration: Summer, Fall, Spring
Salary: Unpaid (20 hours / week) For Credit: Mandatory
To Qualify: A strong writing/journalism background is recommended, as well as an interest in environmental issues. Basic HTML skills and familiarity with content management systems and social media is helpful but not required.
How to apply: Cover letter, résumé and two relevant writing samples (they do not need to be published, but that is preferred).
Address: 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, N.Y. 10112
Openings: 3-5 interns per semester Duration: 12 weeks – Summer, Fall, Spring
Salary: Unpaid (16 hours / week) For Credit: Mandatory
To Qualify: Must have completed sophomore year. Broadcast journalism majors preferred. A previous internship and/or job experience is required.
How to apply: Cover letter (including days able to work and semester available), résumé and a 1-2 page editorial and production critique of a Dateline episode. Send by e-mail.
Other: Applications are accepted on a rolling basis until the positions are filled for each semester. It is best to apply at least one month prior to the start of the desired semester.
To Qualify: Preference goes to applicants with at least junior status. Previous daily internships or college newspaper experience – including multimedia skills – is needed.
How to apply: Cover letter, résumé, clips.
Contact: Rick Sayers, Executive Editor, (814) 870-1742
Other: An interview, writing and/or copy-editing test is required of interns.
Openings: Studio/Event/Int’l Production, Digital Media Duration: Fall, Summer, Spring
Salary: $9-11/hr (30-40 hours/week) For Credit: XXX
To Qualify: Must be enrolled and in good standing. Must be available for employment within 12 months of the internship.
How to apply: Visit www.espn.com/joinourteam and do the following: (1) Click on Jobs link, (2) Click on Profile to add your personal information, (3) Click on Add to upload your résumé and cover letter, (4) In Job Posting Category, select 'Associates/Internships'
Other: Internships are at ESPN bureaus in Bristol, CT, New York, NY, and Burbank, CA. Subsidized housing may be provided for specific locations. For more details, visit ESPN’s internships page.
To Qualify: Prefer majors in business, marketing, international relations, political science, communications, media studies or journalism. Previous publishing experience is a plus.
How to apply: Cover letter (including position desired and availability) and résumé.
To Qualify: Preference given to juniors and seniors.
How to apply: Cover letter explaining why you want to work at KMOV, résumé, official letter from college indicating that the applicant will receive academic credit, and any other relevant information (such as clips or a videotape).
Openings: Government relations writing intern and writing/special events planning intern
Duration: Fall, Spring, Summer
Salary: Stipend available at the end of internship For Credit: Optional
To Qualify: Excellent writing and organizational skills. Basic knowledge of MS Office software. James Madison, journalism, advertising and PR majors preferred.
How to apply: Cover letter, résumé, references and at least two writing samples.
To Qualify: Must be enrolled in an accredited university and able to receive credit for internship. Must be able to show commitment to a media/broadcasting career through studies, extra-curricular activities and prior media experience.
How to apply: Submit résumé and cover letter online. (Select “News & Journalism” under “East Coast internships”)
Other: Must be able to work a minimum of three days per week. For more information, visit MSNBC’s internships page.
Other: At The Naples Daily News, we value the role copy/design editors play in packaging well-edited stories and meaningful photos in our print editions. This is an internship that will appeal to a recent grad looking for solid experience and great clips from a newspaper known for strong photography and design elegance.
To Qualify: Must be enrolled in an accredited university and able to receive credit for internship. Must be able to show commitment to a media/broadcasting career through studies, extra-curricular activities and prior media experience.
How to apply: Submit résumé and cover letter online. (Select “News & Journalism” under “East Coast internships”)
To Qualify: Political journalism experience is preferred but not necessary. Familiarity with HTML is important and fluency in online search techniques (like LexisNexis) is mandatory.
How to apply: Cover letter, résumé, clips by e-mail. No phone calls or snail mail.
Other: Interns fact-check and research projects, prepare daily and weekly e-mail newsletters, help maintain TNR’s blogs and Web site. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis year-round.
Salary: Unpaid (6-8 hours/week) For Credit: Mandatory
To Qualify: Preferred candidates will have demonstrated interest in journalism and completed previous internships at daily newspapers.
How to apply: Application form, cover letter (outlining what you hope to accomplish in the internship), résumé, two letters of recommendation, 6 clips.
Other: Interns work in The New York Times’ regional bureaus: Stamford, Newark, Trenton, Albany, Garden City and White Plains. For complete details on this internship position, see The New York Times’ online internships page.
Other: RedEye is an edition of the Chicago Tribune but is circulated separately as a city-only tabloid. It is a non-traditional, pioneering, free niche publication, so we're seeking open-minded, creative, visionary students interested in blazing a trail to the future.
Other: Interns must be able to commit a 3-month term and live in the San Francisco area for the duration of the internship. For more information, visit Revision3’s jobs page.
Address: 200 E. Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
Circulation: 218,286 daily; 303,399 Sundays
Openings: Most newsroom departments, Broadcast, Web Duration: Fall, Spring, Summer
Salary: Unpaid For Credit: Mandatory
To Qualify: Preference is given to juniors, seniors, recent graduates and graduate students. Ideal candidates have experience on their college publication and at least one previous internship.
Address: 1050 Thomas Jefferson St. NW, Washington, DC 20007
Circulation: 2,038,037 monthly
Openings: Web Duration: Negotiable
Salary: Unpaid. For Credit: Mandatory
To Qualify: Must have advanced knowledge of HTML and HTML/editors. Additional knowledge of CSS, XML, or JavaScript is a plus. Experience in blogging, personal tech or personal finance also a plus.
To Qualify: Must be computer literate and be able to produce 1-3 minute videos several times per month. Must have own equipment (computer, video camera, microphone and tripod).
How to apply: Cover letter, résumé, references and samples of video work (if possible).
Other: VereCast offers online reference and learning resources through its destination Web sites: MyDictionary.com, MyResources.com & MyThesaurus.com and the My Word of the Day email. The service will be launched in Q4 2008.
You will be shooting , editing and scripting your own pieces (usually between 1-3 minutes) that will be available on MyDictionary.com You will be required to occasionally travel to a site to shoot on location - on campus or in the business core.
To Qualify: Must be a junior, senior or graduate student majoring in broadcasting/communications/journalism or a related field of study.
How to apply: Log on to www.tribjobs.com, click on “Career Opportunities” then “Job Search” and search for keyword “5508”. Include the job code in all correspondence.
Other: For complete details on positions and requirements, visit WGN’s internships page.
Salary: Unpaid (min. 15 hours/week) For Credit: Mandatory
To Qualify: Must be an enrolled junior, senior or graduate student with a 3.5 GPA or better. Must provide written confirmation that you will receive academic credit for the internship. (Knowledge of HTML is required for Online internship.)
How to apply: Cover letter (including availability), résumé, one-page essay (detailing personal interests, professional goals and why the applicant wants to be chosen), and a letter from the college/university confirming academic credit will be received.
Salary: Unpaid (10-40 hours/week) For Credit: Mandatory
To Qualify: Must be enrolled and in good academic standing.
How to apply: Application form, résumé, cover letter (indicating internship goals), letter from internship supervisor, unofficial transcript and two letters of recommendation.
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