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03/09/2008 02:08:00 PM · #151 |
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03/09/2008 02:09:47 PM · #152 |
Summer Internship in Chicago
ORGANIZATION PROFILE: The University of Dreams Chicago Internship Program (www.ChicagoInternships.com) is the premier summer internship program in Chicago for college students! Your participation includes a guaranteed internship in the industry of your choice, lodging for 8 weeks at the University Center located in the South Loop area, breakfast and dinner every workday, participation in the weekend activities, career development seminars once a week, and professional staff assistance.
POSITION DESCRIPTION: We work with top-notch Chicago companies in various industries: Advertising, Event Planning, Finance, Hospitality/Tourism, Interior Design, Legal, Marketing, Music, Non-Profit, Photography, Public Relations, Publishing, Radio, Sports, Television and Theatre/Arts.
In the past we have worked with companies such as: Starcom Worldwide, Smith Barney, GenArt, Manning, Selvage & Lee, Chicago Rush, and Comedy Sportz Theater. When the weekend hits and you're not working at your desired internship, come explore the best city in the Midwest with us! Some of our past weekend activities have included: a White Sox game, dinner cruise around Lake Michigan, tour of the magnificent mile, and a show at the infamous 2nd City Comedy Club!
Apply now at //www.ChicagoInternships.com to join us next summer for a great internship experience, with the Windy City at your fingertips!
REQUIREMENTS (if any): University of Dreams is looking for college students who are currently enrolled in 4-year universities. Most of our participants are between the ages of 18-26, but we have had a few older students that have benefited greatly from our program. You must be at least 18 years of age to participate in our program and currently enrolled in a college or university (graduating seniors, graduate students and international students are welcome).
To learn more about participant eligibility, please click on the following link: www.SummerInternships.com/eligibility/.
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03/09/2008 02:15:39 PM · #153 |
LA Summer Internship Program
ORGANIZATION PROFILE: Los Angeles Summer Internship Program: is the premier Summer Internship Program for college students. The Program offers guaranteed internship placement, academic credit, housing, guest speakers and amazing activities.
POSITION DESCRIPTION: The University of Dreams Los Angeles Internship Program is the #1 All-Inclusive Summer Internship Program for college students. The Program has 4 components:
1) Guaranteed Internship Placement:
You will be assigned to a Placement Agent who will place you in a summer internship in the industry of your choice. Students are placed at top firms in finance, marketing, public relations, publishing, entertainment and many other industries. Regardless of your major or industry of interest, the program guarantees all enrolled participants placement and then supports you throughout the summer to make sure that you get the most out of your internship.
2) Room & Board:
You will receive room & board in the heart of Los Angeles at UCLA, where you be living with 150 other college students enrolled in the program. The program also provides daily transportation to and from work.
3) Activities:
All summer long the program offers incredible activities in and around Los Angeles. Activities such as a trip to Las Vegas, Universal Studios, San Diego and many others ensure that you experience the best things to see and do in Los Angeles.
4) Seminar Series:
Once a week University of Dreams participants are given the rare opportunity to attend seminars to hear the stories and advice of corporate CEOs, best-selling authors, high-powered political figures and famous figures from the entertainment world. The Seminar Series is a uniquely inspiring and educational forum that changes students lives by giving them the confidence, strategies and support they need to discover and pursue their career dreams.
Apply Online: //www.LosAngelesInternships.com
REQUIREMENTS: All participants must be enrolled full time in a 4-year University, or attending graduate school. Students must be 18-26 years old at time of participation. All majors are welcome to apply.
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03/09/2008 02:18:47 PM · #154 |
New York Summer Internship
ORGANIZATION PROFILE: Website: //www.NYCInternships.com
The New York City Internship Program is the premier Summer Internship Program for college students. The Program offers guaranteed internship placement, academic credit, housing, guest speakers and amazing activities.
POSITION DESCRIPTION:
The New York City Summer Internship Program is an exclusive opportunity to merge the excitement of an internship opportunity in the largest city in the US, and a leading global market-Our New York City program is the total package!
The New York City summer internship program offers students from across the world placement at top financial firms. For a complete list of participating employers from 2006 refer to The Employer List online.
The Program has 4 components:
1) Guaranteed Internship Placement:
The University of Dreams places students within top financial firms and within finance departments of other corporations to give our participants the option of exploring distinct markets. Our placement process guarantees all enrolled participants placement and then supports you throughout the summer to make sure that you get the most out of your finance internship.
2) Room & Board:
You will receive room & board Room and Board at New York University in the heart of Union Square, where you will be living with 180 other college students enrolled in the program. The Program also provides daily transportation to and from work.
3) Weekend Travel Activities:
Each weekend the Program takes the entire group on fun weekend excursions to some of the most exciting destinations in and around New York City.
4) Seminar Series:
Once a week University of Dreams participants are given the rare opportunity to attend seminars to hear the stories and advice of corporate CEOs, best-selling authors, high-powered political figures and famous figures from the entertainment world. The Seminar Series is a uniquely inspiring and educational forum that changes student's lives by giving them the confidence, strategies and support they need to discover and pursue their career dreams.
PLUS Students live, eat, work and travel together while developing great friendships and memories as a result.
Apply Online: //www.NYCinternships.com/apply
Since we have a Rolling Admissions Process, we encourage interested students to apply as soon as possible: //www.NYCinternships.com
Contact our New York City Enrollment Advisor Ashley Loh at 408.603.4342 or Ashley@uofdreams.com with any questions or concerns.
REQUIREMENTS: See Eligibility Criteria online: //www.NYCInternships.com/Eligibility
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03/09/2008 02:20:17 PM · #155 |
SF,CA Summer Internship
ORGANIZATION PROFILE: The San Francisco Internship Program is the premier Summer Internship Program for college students. The Program offers guaranteed internship placement, academic credit, housing, guest speakers and amazing activities.
POSITION DESCRIPTION: The University of Dreams San Francisco Internship Program is the premier summer internship program in San Francisco for college students! Your participation includes a guaranteed internship in the industry of your choice, lodging for 8 weeks at the University of San Francisco, breakfast and dinner every workday, participation in the weekend activities, career development seminars once a week, and professional staff assistance.
We work with top-notch San Francisco companies in various industries of advertising, finance, marketing, public relations, publishing, and many more! When the weekend hits and you're not working at your desired internship, come explore the city by the bay with us! Some of our past weekend activities have included: a tour of the Napa Valley vineyards, San Francisco Giants baseball game, and a trip to the sandy beaches of Lake Tahoe!
Apply now to join us next summer for a great internship experience, with San Francisco at your doorstep!
REQUIREMENTS:
See Eligibility Criteria online: //www.SanFranciscoInternships.com/eligibility
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03/10/2008 11:19:00 PM · #156 |
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03/15/2008 11:18:55 PM · #157 |
MINNESOTA CENTER FOR PHOTOGRAPHY / MCKNIGHT FOUNDATION FELLOWSHIPS FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS ANNOUNCES APPLICATION DEADLINE AND INFORMATION + TECHNICAL SESSIONS FOR 2008.
The photography fellowships support mid-career artists residing in Minnesota who use photography as primary means of creative, personal expression. The $25,000 fellowships awarded in June enable four artists to study, reflect, experiment, and explore over a 12-month period.
APPLICATIONS FOR 2008/2009 ARE DUE MONDAY, APRIL 7, 5 P.M.
INFORMATION SESSIONS
The program director will conduct the following sessions about the application process. Sessions last about an hour. These events are free, but please phone the specific location to reserve your spot.
+ Tuesday, February 26, 6 p.m.
Minnesota State University Moorhead
#306, King Hall, 9th Avenue and 12th Street South
Moorhead, MN 56563
*Call MCP to reserve your spot 612.824.5500*
+ Wednesday, February 27, 7 p.m.
Minnesota Center for Photography
165 13th Avenue NE
Minneapolis, MN 55413 612.824.5500
+ Wednesday, March 26, 4:30 p.m.
Springboard for the Arts
308 Prince Street #270
St. Paul, MN 55101
651.292.4381
TECHNICAL SESSIONS
Technical sessions are meant to demonstrate the online application process, focusing on the technical aspects of the application only. All sessions will take place at MCP. These events are free, but please phone MCP at 612.824.5500 to reserve a spot.
+ Thursdays: March 6, March 27, and April 3.
All sessions are at 7 p.m.
FAQs and information about eligibility, restrictions, examples of work by past fellowship recipients, and the review process can be found on the program's web site, //www.mcknightphoto.org (which is accessible through MCP's site, //www.mncp.org).
Work created during the fellowship year is featured in an exhibition at MCP. Fellows participate in a public presentation about their work, an exhibit publication, web portfolio, as well as opportunities to work with MCP's educational program. Fellows have additional opportunities to consult with one or more of the review panelists about their accomplishments during the fellowship year.
Support for individual artists has been a cornerstone of the McKnight Foundation's arts program since it began in 1981. The foundation's overall interest in enriching community recognizes that artists and their contributions are vital to the state's health. McKnight Artist Fellowships deliver significant financial assistance to individuals whose work demonstrates accomplishment and the promise of continued excellence. Awards are made in 12 disciplines through 9 arts organizations and presenters.
APPLICATION INFORMATION
Monday, April 7, 5 p.m.
Application deadline (on-line only)
All first-round application materials, including images and related information, must be registered at our site, //www.mcknightphoto.org, by 5 p.m. on this date. This is the 2nd year of an on-line only submission process, which removes the necessity of delivering physical materials in the first round of review. If you have any additional questions regarding this procedure, please email mcknightphoto@mncp.org.
ABOUT THE MCKNIGHT FOUNDATION
The McKnight Foundation seeks to improve the quality of life for present and future generations through grantmaking, coalition-building, and encouragement of strategic policy reform. Founded in 1953 and independently endowed by William and Maude McKnight, the Minnesota-based Foundation has assets of approximately $2.2 billion and granted about $93 million in 2006. Program information and full grant descriptions are available at //www.mcknightphoto.org.
ABOUT THE MINNESOTA CENTER FOR PHOTOGRAPHY
Since 1990, the Minnesota Center for Photography has enriched the Twin Cities cultural landscape and provided a unique focus for photographic artists and photography enthusiasts. As the leading regional photography center, MCP's mission is to support and promote the creation and appreciation of photographic arts.
MCP is located at 165 13th Avenue NE, between Marshall and University, just north of Broadway in the Northeast Minneapolis Arts District. Gallery Hours are 12 - 5 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday, with extended hours on Thursday from 12 - 8 p.m. Admission to the gallery is free, though a $3 donation is suggested. Further information and directions can be found at //www.mncp.org
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03/19/2008 07:07:00 PM · #158 |
Hi there, Iﾃ｢冦 currently looking for a new intern. One or two days a week, to help organize things in the olﾃ｢ office. Need to be able to do photoshop. Need to be reliable and have a strong work ethic.
No $ but Iﾃ｢冤l buy lunch!
Email me at naomi@naomiharris.com if interested. I live in midtown.
Cheers ﾃ｢ naomi
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03/20/2008 08:16:56 PM · #159 |
6 month internship with the NW Herald.
The NW Herald is an intensely community-focused publication.
The ideal candidate will have passion, initiative, the ability to be avisual storyteller, have an understanding of the demands of community journalism. The photo staff in Crystal Lake is made up of 3 full-time shooters a picture editor and an imaging tech who all shoot.
This is a paid internship, $440/wk, mileage is reimbursed at $.37/mile. Canon digital gear is provided, intern must have reliable transportation and current insurance. This internship will run from mid-July through the end of the year. Applicants must also pass a drug test and background check. Portfolios with multimedia presentations (video or audio slideshows) as well as a diverse collection of still images will have the upper hand. Previous internship experience is preferred.
Please have your portfolio in by Monday April 21. Do NOT send A CD or link to a web-based presentation without a printed resumﾃδｩ and cover letter. Please include a SASE if you wish to receive your portfolio back.
Send to: Shaun Sartin, Group Photo Editor, Northwest Herald
7717 S. Rte. 31 Crystal Lake, IL 60014 ssartin@nwherald.com
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03/21/2008 12:23:52 PM · #160 |
Temple Bar Gallery and Studios,
Dublin, Ireland
Invitation to Visual Artists to Apply to
International Studio Programme 2008/2009
//www.templebargallery.com < //www.templebargallery.com>
Temple Bar Gallery and Studios (TBG) is one of Irelandﾃつｹs leading
contemporary art venues. Centrally located in Dublinﾃつｹs cultural quarter,
TBG is a publicly-funded, not-for-profit arts organisation. The organisation
was set-up by artists in 1983 and is dedicated to the promotion,
presentation and mediation of contemporary visual art and to the provision
of affordable studio space to artists. The building, which is distinctive
for its clean modernist lines, integrates a spacious gallery at ground
floor, an impressive atrium space and thirty artistsﾃつｹ studios over three
floors.
Of the thirty artistsﾃつｹ studios at Temple Bar Gallery and Studios, one is
reserved for international artists while the others are allocated to
Dublin-based artists on a competitive basis. The International Studio
Programme at TBG offers an opportunity for artists based outside of Ireland
to live and work in Dublin for a period of three months. The programme aims
to encourage international contacts for artists and to provide artists with
opportunities for researching and developing their creative practice in a
Dublin context.
The International Studio Programme is open to visual artists who work in all
disciplines. The international studio is the largest in size (71m sq) and
one of the best in the building. It is not a residential studio. Liaison
staff at Temple Bar Gallery and Studios provides assistance in locating
suitable accommodation in Dublin city. The cost of the studio is 250 Euros
per month.
Temple Bar Gallery and Studios is also interested in developing its
International Artist Exchange Programme with similar arts organisations.
TBG has established a successful artistic exchange partnership with HIAP -
Helsinki International Artist-in-residence Programme.
Facilities
All studio costs, such as heating, lighting, and water, are covered by
Temple Bar Gallery and Studios and there is a common kitchen area for
preparing lunch. Studios include basic furnishings (desk and chair). Guest
artists also have access to limited administrative support and office
equipment (photocopier, fax, computers for email and internet) available
upon request during office hours. Wireless Internet access is provided for
artists throughout the building.
No studio equipment is provided. However, Temple Bar Gallery and Studios can
provide access to organisations in Dublin (darkrooms, video editing and
print making facilities) that can provide the use of equipment for visiting
artists.
Applying
Applications for the International Studio are assessed on the basis of a
specific proposal and the quality of work and experience. Proposals should
include a detailed plan for the use of the studio over the three month
period. Applications forms are available to download from
//www.templebargallery.com and request the following information:
ﾃ｢つｬ A curriculum vitae
ﾃ｢つｬ A short statement of artistic concerns
ﾃ｢つｬ Expression of interest in residency at Temple Bar Gallery and Studios
ﾃ｢つｬ Proposal for three month residency
ﾃ｢つｬ Up to 8, low resolution images of recent work (CD/Prints/Slides) fully
captioned
ﾃ｢つｬ DVD (3-5 min sound or video): fully captioned
Selection
All applications will be placed before a selection panel comprising a
sub-committee of the Board of Temple Bar Gallery and Studios and an
independent external adjudicator.
The artist selected for the residency will be reasonably fluent in English.
The closing date for receipt of applications is 5pm Friday 26th April 2008.
Notification date is approximately two months from the application deadline
For questions about your application please contact:
Claire Power
Studios Liaison and Development Officer
Temple Bar Gallery and Studios
5-9 Temple Bar
Dublin 2
Ireland
t. + 353 1 671 0073
e. studios@templebargallery.com
//www.templebargallery.com < //www.templebargallery.com>
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10/04/2008 12:14:28 PM · #161 |
Contact name: Cliff Jette
City, State: Cedar Rapids, Iowa
The Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa is still accepting
applications for its winter/spring 2009 internship.
The Gazette is an independent newspaper covering much of eastern Iowa with a circulation of 65,000 Monday through Saturday and 80,000 Sunday.
This is a paid internship with mileage reimbursement.
Previous internship and multimedia experience is helpful.
Canon digital gear is provided along with pool multimedia equipment.
Intern must have reliable transportation.
Please submit portfolio along with resume and references by October 15, 2008 to:
Trish Thoms
Employment Manager
Gazette Communications
P.O. Box 511
Cedar Rapids, IA 52406-0511
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10/04/2008 12:16:24 PM · #162 |
Contact name: Shaun Sartin
City, State: Crystal Lake, Il
The NW Herald is an intensely community-focused publication. The ideal candidate will have passion, initiative, the ability to be a visual storyteller. The photo staff in Crystal Lake is made up of 3 full-time shooters and a picture editor.
This is a paid internship, $440/wk, mileage is reimbursed at $.40/mile. Canon digital gear is provided, intern must have reliable transportation and current insurance.
This internship will run from the second week of January through first part of July. Applicants must also pass a drug screen and background check.
Portfolios with multimedia presentations (video / audio slideshows) as well as a diverse collection of still images will have the upper hand.
Previous internship experience is preferred.
Please have your portfolio in by Wednesday October 22th. I prefer books, but DVD/online portfolio are fine too.
We are looking for a highly motivated candidate looking to make great images daily.
Pleases send portfolio / resume & cover letter telling me why you are the best
applicant to: Shaun Sartin, Photo Editor, Northwest Herald
7717 S. Rte. 31 Crystal Lake, IL 60014
ssartin@nwherald.com
Message edited by author 2008-10-04 12:17:09.
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10/10/2008 06:52:28 PM · #163 |
Journalists from Asia, Africa, the Caribbean, Latin America or the Middle East are invited to apply for climate change fellowships that will allow journalists to take part in media activities at the UN climate change summit, being held in Poznan, Poland in December.
The deadline for applications is October 13.
The fellowships, which are being offered through the Climate Change Media Partnership, will allow selected journalists to enhance their knowledge of environmental issues and to develop their professional journalism skills through media activities offered during the summit.
The Climate Change Media Partnership will provide travel, travel insurance, accommodation and a daily subsistence expense allowance to the journalists selected. Journalists must arrange their own visas.
For more information, email Rod Harbinson, Head of Environment Programme, rod.harbinson@panos.org.uk.
Applications should be sent preferably as an email attachment to: CCMP@panos.org.uk. To access the invitation and application form, click below.
https://www.ijnet.org/article_print/23874
Message edited by author 2008-10-10 18:53:07.
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12/14/2008 09:08:48 AM · #164 |
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12/14/2008 09:32:25 PM · #165 |
bump for that student out there.
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12/24/2008 10:35:19 AM · #166 |
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12/30/2008 12:53:13 PM · #167 |
This is not a photography internship, but, language is the key to open doors for those photographers that desire to explore the world.
Language training fellowship
An interesting opportunity for those with basic skills in certain languages -
Recipients are expected to serve in the US federal government in a national security capacity after language training.
//borenawards.org/the_language_flagship/about.html
The Language Flagship Fellowships Opportunities for U.S. undergraduate students to study in world regions critical to U.S. interests.
The Language Flagship offers a limited number of fellowships to qualified American students interested in receiving full financial support to participate in one of the Flagship Programs in Arabic, Central Asian Turkic languages, Korean, Mandarin, Persian, and Russian.
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01/01/2009 05:07:23 PM · #168 |
Aaron Siskind Foundation
Individual Photographer's Fellowship
//www.aaronsiskind.org/grant.html
The Aaron Siskind Foundation is offering a limited number of fellowship grants of up to $5,000 each for individual artists working in still photography and photography-based media.
Grant recipients and award amounts will be determined by a review panel on the basis of accomplishment to date and the promise of future achievement in the medium in its widest sense.
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01/02/2009 10:42:05 AM · #169 |
Applications Now Open: New Indigenous Media Internship
Animation Centre, Short Courses, Organization
ScreenWest in partnership with the Film & Television Institute (FTI) is calling for applications for the 2009 FTI Indigenous Media Internship. This initiative is aimed at developing long term career path opportunities for Indigenous filmmakers.
The 9 month FTI Indigenous Media Internship will include:
- A place in the Diploma in Screen & Media (Digital Production) CUF50107 at the Film and Television Institute
- 6 week project based work placement at FTI designed specifically for the Internﾃ｢冱 interests
The internship will cover the course costs and then provide an income during the six weeks project based work placement. Relocation and/or accommodation costs will not be covered under this scheme.
We are looking for two self-motivated, creatively ambitious people with some media experience. In selecting the intern, priority will be given to applicants with a demonstrated interest in pursuing a career in the Western Australian film and television industry, an understanding of the art of storytelling and the potential to make a significant contribution to indigenous screen culture in Western Australia.
How to Apply
ScreenWest and FTI invite Indigenous applicants from Western Australia (*see below for WA Resident Guidelines), who are 17 years old or over. If you are interested in applying, send a Curriculum Vitale outlining your previous background and relevant experience and complete the application form here explaining why you would like to pursue a career in the Western Australian Screen Culture.
Short listed candidates will be invited to attend a panel interview during the last week of January 2009. The successful applicants will be announced mid January 2009. The internship will commence on 9 March 2009 and conclude on 4 December 2009.
Send your application to:
Att: Training Coordinator
Film and Television Institute WA
P.O. Box 579
Fremantle, 6959
Or email
ftitraining@fti.asn.au
Applications must be received by 5:00pm on Friday 16 January 2009
Further Information
*As defined in the ScreenWest General Guidelines, a Western Australian resident is ﾃ｢徭omeone who has been resident in Western Australia for at least six months prior to submitting the Application and is registered on the Western Australian electoral roll. ﾃ｢錬eing residentﾃ｢ means ﾃ｢鷲aving your usual place of abodeﾃ｢.ﾃ｢
For further information about the Film & Television Institute and Diploma in Screen & Media please contact Fern Nicholson on (08) 9431 6700
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01/02/2009 11:05:28 AM · #170 |
Great thread! I'm going to rifle through this an see if I can find anything. I'm looking at an internship in Phoenix for Electrical Engineering of sorts.
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01/04/2009 08:27:40 PM · #171 |
The Cleveland Indians are looking for Intern Candidates for the upcoming 2009 season. This is an unpaid internship but you will receive college credit.
Job duties will include photographing everything from pre game activities to in game action photos and Indians events. Job duties will also include photo cataloging and keywording.
You will be asked to use your own equipment for most of your duties; one is not supplied to you.
The internship dates would be for the baseball season (we can be flexible to work around your school schedule) but looking to interview/hire before the end of Jan so I can meet you before I head to spring training.
Send Resume to:
Dan Mendlik
Team Photographer: Cleveland Indians
Address: 306 W River Rd N, Elyria, OH 44035, USA
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01/04/2009 08:58:26 PM · #172 |
| Watching...if anyone here has a need for a summer intern, let me know...looking for a way to get out of small town USA for a summer :p |
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01/09/2009 05:12:39 PM · #173 |
| Found one! Interning for a summer camp, YAY! |
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01/09/2009 11:25:19 PM · #174 |
Originally posted by Jessi:
Found one! Interning for a summer camp, YAY! |
Congrats.
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01/11/2009 02:44:10 PM · #175 |
Berwick Research Institute Residency
The Berwick Research Institute (with studios in Boston, Massachusetts), invites emerging artists or artist groups (NOT enrolled in undergraduate studies) to submit proposals for research that require time, space and critical feedback. The AIR Program is particularly interested in working with artists who explore contemporary and experimental concepts and media.
Dates of Residencies: April 1 ﾃ｢ June 15, July 1 ﾃ｢ September 15 and October 1 ﾃ｢ December 15.
Each Air resident will be required to ﾃ｢徃ive backﾃ｢ to the Berwick as the artist sees fit, within one year of the end of their residency term.
Please note: The Berwick does not accept hand delivered applications (and the deadline refers to the arrival of the application).
24-hour access to a studio, a $600-$1,250 stipend and regular studio visits by the AIR co-curators and invited guests for on-going critical feedback.
//www.berwickinstitute.org/future/publicimages/AIRApplication2009.pdf
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