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09/01/2007 12:29:55 PM · #1 |
This is a thread for those up and comers that are looking for that door of opportunity weather it is an internship, residency, graduate program or what ever.
Please add to this list if you can.
Good Luck.
in·tern·ship [in-turn-ship] – noun
1. any official or formal program to provide practical experience for beginners in an occupation or profession.
2. a position as a participant in such a program.
3. any period of time during which a beginner acquires experience in an occupation, profession, or pursuit.
ORGANIZATION PROFILE: //www.FashionInternships.net is a fashion internships site.
We have fashion design internships, fashion merchandising internships, fashion marketing, fashion public relations, fashion stylist internships.
International students may register for our site as well.
POSITION DESCRIPTION: Get the competitive edge over job seeekers with the only exclusive internship site on the net.
# Put your unique talent into our strong network
# Companies and organizations large and small frequently peruse our database to search for our candidates.
# for our candidates.
# 75% of our users get interest from our employers
# Get the competitive edge over job seeekers with the only
# exclusive internship site on the net
# Quality positions that give you the experience you need to succeed
# Positions that pay well in reputable companies.
REQUIREMENTS (if any): Must be at least a high school student.
INTERNSHIP PERIOD: Continuous
LOCATION: USA mostly, International as well
SECTORS:
Fashion Design
Retail/Sales
Advertising
Facilities Design
Graphic Design
Marketing
Photography
Promotions
SALARY: Y
STIPEND: Y
TUITION ASSISTANCE: Y
COLLEGE CREDITS: Y
APPLICATION DEADLINE: No Deadline
APPLICATION PROCESS: Go to
//www.fashioninternships.net
CONTACT INFORMATION
Human Resources HR coordinator
HR
PO Box 3F
New York, NY 10128
USA
Telephone: please visit website
URL: //www.fashioninternships.net
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09/01/2007 12:31:21 PM · #2 |
ORGANIZATION PROFILE: //www.marketinginternships.net is a fashion internships site.
We̢۪ve got marketing internships,sports marketing internships, summer marketing internships, paid marketing internship all over the country.
POSITION DESCRIPTION: Get the competitive edge over job seeekers with the only exclusive internship site on the net.
* Get the best quality positions with great companies.
* Our site includes paid and unpaid internships and college credit internships.
* Get the best quality positions with great companies.
* Our site includes paid and unpaid internships and college credit internships.
* Put your unique talent into our strong network
* Companies and organizations large and small frequently peruse our database to search for our candidates.
* 75% of our users get interest from our employers
* Get the competitive edge over job seeekers with the only
* exclusive internship site on the net
* Quality positions that give you the experience you need to succeed
* Positions that pay well in reputable companies.
REQUIREMENTS (if any): Must be at least a high school student.
INTERNSHIP PERIOD: Continuous
LOCATION: USA mostly, International as well
SECTORS:
Fashion Design
Retail/Sales
Advertising
Facilities Design
Graphic Design
Marketing
Photography
Promotions
SALARY: Y
STIPEND: Y
TUITION ASSISTANCE: Y
COLLEGE CREDITS: Y
APPLICATION DEADLINE: No Deadline
APPLICATION PROCESS: Go to
//www.marketinginternships.net
CONTACT INFORMATION
Human Resources HR coordinator
HR
PO Box 3F
New York, NY 10128
USA
Telephone: please visit website
URL: //www.marketinginternships.net
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09/01/2007 12:31:54 PM · #3 |
Website: www. BarcelonaInternships.com
The Barcelona 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:
Barcelona Summer Internships: Your Chance to Live and Work in one of the most Cosmopolitan Cities in the World!
The Barcelona Internship Program (www.BarcelonaInternships.com ) is the premier Barcelona internship opportunity for college students. This 8-week, all-inclusive summer experience includes a guaranteed, legitimate internship in popular industries such as, finance, marketing, public relations, publishing, legal and more! We work with top-notch companies in Barcelona and ensure that you will be placed in your choice industry.
You will receive outstanding student housing accommodations with 50 fellow participants at Residence ONIX, which is located in the popular Barcelona neighborhood of l'Eixample, only a 15 minute walk from the beach. Also included is breakfast and dinner each weekday and a 24/7 access metro pass which will give you easy access to the entire city!
ALSO, each weekend, we incorporate an International travel experience by whisking participants and staff off to destinations around Barcelona. These trips give participants the opportunity to experience the great variety of landscapes and activities that exist within Spain and surrounding Barcelona. This is the perfect opportunity to strengthen your Spanish language skills while working and living in your dream city!
Apply Today: //www.BarcelonaInternships.com
REQUIREMENTS (if any):
See Eligibility Criteria online: www. BarcelonaInternships.com/eligibility
INTERNSHIP PERIOD: Summer
LOCATION: Barcelona, Spain
SECTORS:
Entertainment
Finance
Advertising
Broadcasting
Business
Communications
eBusiness
Economics
Editing
Event Planning
Fashion Design
Hospitality Management
Human Resources
International Business
International Marketing
Internet
Investment Banking
Journalism
Law
Management
Marketing
Media
Minority Students
Music
Non-profit
Photography
Promotions
Public Relations
Publishing
Radio
Real Estate
Sales
Spanish
Television
Tourism
SALARY: N
STIPEND: N
TUITION ASSISTANCE: Y
COLLEGE CREDITS: Y
APPLICATION DEADLINE: Inquire
APPLICATION PROCESS: Apply Online: //www.BarcelonaInternships.com
Indicate that you learned of our internship position through the Rising Star Internships web site.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Jenn Lobaugh
Recruiting Advisor
900 Broadway
New York, NY 10003
USA
Telephone: 646-246-5215
URL: //www.BarcelonaInternships.com
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09/01/2007 12:32:29 PM · #4 |
ORGANIZATION PROFILE: University of Dreams runs summer internship programs for college and university students in Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, London and Barcelona. As an all-inclusive program, we take care of everything-from internship placement and housing to weekend activities and daily transportation to and from work-so students can be assured they will get a great internship and parents know they can leave the rest to us.
POSITION DESCRIPTION: 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.
We work with top-notch Chicago companies in various industries of advertising, finance, legal, marketing, public relations, publishing, and many more. 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):
See Eligibility Criteria online: //www.Chicago-Internships.com/eligibility
INTERNSHIP PERIOD: Summer
LOCATION: Chicago, IL
SECTORS:
Entertainment
Finance
Advertising
Broadcasting
Business
Communications
eBusiness
Economics
Editing
Event Planning
Hospitality Management
Human Resources
International Business
International Marketing
Internet
Investment Banking
Journalism
Law
Management
Marketing
Media
Minority Students
Music
Non-profit
Photography
Promotions
Public Relations
Publishing
Radio
Real Estate
Sales
Sports Management
Television
Tourism
Sports Marketing
SALARY: N
STIPEND: N
TUITION ASSISTANCE: Y
COLLEGE CREDITS: Y
APPLICATION DEADLINE: Inquire
APPLICATION PROCESS: //www.ChicagoInternships.com/apply
CONTACT INFORMATION
Jenna Flanagan
Recruiting Advisor
333 N. Michigan Ave.
Chicago, IL 60601
USA
Telephone: 312-399-7726
URL: //www.ChicagoInternships.com
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09/01/2007 12:33:15 PM · #5 |
The London 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:
London Summer Internships: Score an internship with some of the most sought after companies in London!
The London Internship Program (www.LondonInternships.com ) is the premier summer internship program in London for college students.
This 8-week, all-inclusive summer experience includes a guaranteed internship in popular industries such as finance, marketing, public relations, publishing, technology, music, and theatre/arts with top- notch London companies. In the past, we̢۪ve worked with companies such as Barclays, State Street, Barfly, Ketchum, and GCI Group!
ALSO included is top-notch lodging with 100 fellow participants at University College London located in Central London, breakfast and dinner every workday, a 24/7 access tube pass which allows you easy access to the entire city, career development seminars once a week, professional staff assistance, and fun, organized weekend activities.
Our weekend activities have given students a unique, International travel experience. Some of our past activities have included: a theatre event, a day trip to historical Bath City and Stonehenge, overnight trips to Paris, Brussels, and Oxford, and a city tour around London in a classic double-decker bus.
Join us this summer and develop great friendships while living in your dream city in your top choice internship!
Apply Now: //www.LondonInternships.com
REQUIREMENTS (if any):
See Eligibility Criteria online: www. LondonInternships.com/eligibility
INTERNSHIP PERIOD: Summer
LOCATION: San Francisco, CA
SECTORS:
Entertainment
Finance
Advertising
Broadcasting
Business
Communications
eBusiness
Economics
Editing
Event Planning
Facilities Design
Film
Hospitality Management
Human Resources
International Business
International Marketing
Internet
Investment Banking
Journalism
Management
Marketing
Media
Minority Students
Music
Non-profit
Photography
Promotions
Public Relations
Publishing
Radio
Real Estate
Sales
Sports Management
Sports Marketing
Television
Tourism
SALARY: N
STIPEND: N
TUITION ASSISTANCE: Y
COLLEGE CREDITS: Y
APPLICATION PROCESS: Apply Online: www. LondonInternships.com
CONTACT INFORMATION
Jenn Lobaugh
Recruiting Advisor
900 Broadway
New York, NY 10003
USA
Telephone: 646-246-5215
URL: //www.LondonInternships.com
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09/01/2007 12:34:06 PM · #6 |
The Suburban Journals of St. Charles and Warren counties is looking for a full-time, paid photojournalism intern beginning Oct. 1 and ending Jan. 31.
This person, based in our Warrenton office, will create news and sports images for the Warrenton and Wentzville Journals.
The right candidate will be able to juggle daily shoots with in-depth projects. Experience shooting for a college newspaper is a must; some experience at a professional weekly or daily preferred. We will consider both undergraduate and graduate candidates.
This is a great opportunity for journalism students or recent graduates looking to build their portfolio while also gaining professional work experience. Pay is competitive with similar paid internships. The Suburban Journals of Greater St. Louis LLC delivers more than 1 million newspapers regionally each week, has 33 local editions and is the largest chain of free distribution community newspapers in North America. The Suburban Journals of St. Charles and Warren counties publishes the St. Charles, St. Peters and O̢۪Fallon Journals three times a week, the Wentzville Journal twice a week and the Warrenton Journal once a week. We update our Web sites daily.
To apply, send a tightly edited portfolio, a resume, and a cover letter to Mitch Pugh, Managing Editor, Suburban Journals of St. Charles County, 4212 N. Service Road, St. Peters, MO 63376, or e-mail mpugh@yourjournal.com.
No phone calls please.
We are an equal opportunity employer and a drug-free workplace.
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09/01/2007 12:34:41 PM · #7 |
Seeking college Jr/Sr. level students in Austin, TX
Background:
The mission of the Whole Foods Market National Photo Studio is to visually define and support the Whole Foods Market brand by providing a wide variety of image resources to the National and Regional Marketing, Central Communications and Quality Standards, Publications, PR, National Purchasing, Private Label and Central Support Teams.
Objective:
As the quantity, depth and breadth of photo requests continue to increase, we will need to streamline the basic day-to-day studio processes so we can continue to provide the highest quality visual resources to support the Whole Foods Market brand.
Proposed Intern Responsibilities: 8-12 hrs per week paid
Prop Maintenance- Cataloging prop inventory, prop sourcing, research and general organization Assist with building prop settings/dry cleaning linens/etc.
Shoot Assistance- Shopping for food shoots including Flavors, Secret Ingredient, and Meals for 4, as well as other national and regional shoots Assisting on studio and location shoots (scout locations, prep backdrops, lights, steaming linens, etc.)
Collateral Organization- Gathering and organizing regional collateral with WFM photography from regions General organization of the marketing collateral closet
Administrative- Organization of regional feedback on photography to ensure consistency and quality Ensure all images contain proper file info data and are properly uploaded and cross-referenced in Cumulus under categories Help maintain image archive collection and manage image researching requests Assist in process and naming images in high volume shoots such as for The Vault Prioritize product samples for PL and Nat. Project packaging shoots Cataloging Photo Request Forms
send resume and portfolio to: Ha.Lam@wholefoods.com
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09/01/2007 12:35:08 PM · #8 |
The Aspen Daily News, a 14,900 circulation hard-news daily newspaper in Aspen, Colo., has an immediate opening for a talented photojournalist intern.
The position will last six months, running roughly from mid September into March.
The selected candidate will be treated as a staff photographer, working 40-hour + weeks during the paid internship and will provide top-quality photography for our newspaper, three weekly publications and website. Graduating college seniors and recent graduates are ideal, as there is the possibility of a full time staff position available at the end of the internship. candidate will work closely with the chief photographer, editors and reporters to develop compelling and insightful community-based images with an international appeal.
The internship includes a $1,000 monthly stipend and free housing for the duration of the internship. You must have a reliable car, a valid driver̢۪s license and proof of auto insurance. You must provide your own professional-grade equipment.
Please send a cover letter, resume, list of equipment, a portfolio w/ captions and copies of recent work to: Zach Ornitz, Chief Photographer, Aspen Daily News, 517 E. Hopkins Ave., Aspen, CO 81611. Electronic applications are also welcome. Contact the chief photographer via e-mail at zach@aspendailynews.com
newspaper website: aspendailynews.com
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09/01/2007 12:39:54 PM · #9 |
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:
Los Angeles Summer Internships : Living and Working in the Entertainment Capital of the world!
All-inclusive 8 week summer experience with exciting Internship opportunities in Film, Broadcasting, Music, Public Relations, Advertising, Photography, Finance, Marketing, Real Estate, and more! You will be assigned to a Placement Agent who will place you in a summer internship in Los Angeles in the industry of your choice. YOU choose the industry, YOU choose the companies to interview with, and YOU choose the internship.
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 Los Angeles 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 at UCLA where you be living with 200 other college students enrolled in the Program. The Program also provides daily transportation to and from work.
3) Weekend Excursions:
Each weekend the Program takes the entire group on fun weekend excursions to some of the most exciting destinations in and around our host cities. Weekend excursions such as over night trips to Las Vegas, San Diego, Hermosa Beach; Universal Studios, A Dodgers sporting event, and nights out on the town!
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
Since we have a Rolling Admissions Process, we encourage interested students to apply as soon as possible: //www.LosAngelesInternships.com We encourage you to contact our Los Angeles Recruiting Advisor Ashley Loh at 408.603.4342.
REQUIREMENTS (if any):
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.
INTERNSHIP PERIOD: Summer
LOCATION: Los Angeles, CA
SECTORS:
Entertainment
Finance
Advertising
Broadcasting
Business
Communications
eBusiness
Economics
Editing
Event Planning
Fashion Design
Film
Hospitality Management
Human Resources
International Business
International Marketing
Internet
Investment Banking
Journalism
Management
Marketing
Media
Minority Students
Music
Non-profit
Photography
Promotions
Public Relations
Publishing
Radio
Real Estate
Sales
Television
Tourism
SALARY: N
STIPEND: N
TUITION ASSISTANCE: Y
COLLEGE CREDITS: Y
APPLICATION DEADLINE: Inquire
APPLICATION PROCESS:
Apply Online: //www.LosAngelesInternships.com
Indicate that you learned of our internship position through the Rising Star Internships web site.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Ashley Loh
Recruiting Advisor
455 Los Gatos Blvd
Los Gatos, CA 95032
USA
Telephone: 408-603-4342
URL: //www.LosAngelesInternships.com
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09/01/2007 12:40:39 PM · #10 |
(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: University of Dreams - New York is the #1 All-Inclusive Summer Internship Program (www.NYCInternships.com) for college students. Our program participants live, work, explore and have fun in one of the greatest cities in the world - New York City!
The greatest aspect of our program is that we guarantee you an internship for the summer in your desired industry. Can you imagine getting a taste of the real world in a vibrant and culturally dynamic city like New York?
Internships are available in PR, finance, publishing, entertainment, fashion and more. Click Here to View Our Employer List!
Don't miss out on this once in a lifetime opportunity! Visit our website for more information program and to apply: //www.NYCInternships.com
Our All-Inclusive Program has many benefits:
* Guaranteed 8-week Internship in New York City
* Housing Accommodations at New York University
* Weekly Meals
* Daily Transportation
* Fun Weekend Activities to the greatest locations in and around the city: Broadway Plays, Yankee Game, Dinner Dance Cruise, Weekend Trips, Nights out on the Town are just a few examples of what's in store for you this summer!
* Networking Opportunities and Career Development Seminars featuring CEOs and industry experts, best-selling authors, high-powered political figures and famous figures from the entertainment world.
* Professional Resume Revision, Interview Coaching and Internship Support
* 24-Hour on Site Support from Staff and Alumni of the Program.
* New Found Friendships with Students from All over the World.
* And Much More!
Since we have a Rolling Admissions Process, we encourage interested students to apply as soon as possible: //www.NYCInternships.com
We encourage you to contact our NYC Recruiting Advisor Bettina Ortiz via email at Bettina@InternPrograms.com
REQUIREMENTS (if any): See Eligibility Criteria online: //www.NYCInternships.com/Eligibility
INTERNSHIP PERIOD: Summer
LOCATION: New York City, NY
SECTORS:
Entertainment
Finance
Advertising
Broadcasting
Business
Communications
eBusiness
Economics
Editing
Event Planning
Fashion Design
Film
Hospitality Management
Human Resources
International Business
International Marketing
Internet
Investment Banking
Journalism
Management
Marketing
Media
Minority Students
Music
Non-profit
Photography
Promotions
Public Relations
Publishing
Radio
Real Estate
Sales
Television
Tourism
SALARY: N
STIPEND: N
TUITION ASSISTANCE: Y
COLLEGE CREDITS: Y
APPLICATION DEADLINE: Rolling Admission
APPLICATION PROCESS:
Apply Online: (www.NYCInternships.com)
CONTACT INFORMATION
Bettina Ortiz
Recruiting Advisor
900 Broadway
New York, NY 10003
USA
Telephone: 646-246-8917
URL: //www.InternPrograms.com
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09/01/2007 12:41:43 PM · #11 |
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 (if any):
See Eligibility Criteria online: //www.SanFranciscoInternships.com/eligibility
INTERNSHIP PERIOD: Summer
LOCATION: San Francisco, CA
SECTORS:
Entertainment
Finance
Advertising
Broadcasting
Business
Communications
eBusiness
Economics
Editing
Event Planning
Fashion Design
Film
Hospitality Management
Human Resources
International Business
International Marketing
Internet
Investment Banking
Journalism
Law
Management
Marketing
Media
Minority Students
Music
Non-profit
Photography
Promotions
Public Relations
Publishing
Radio
Real Estate
Sales
Sports Management
Sports Marketing
Television
Tourism
SALARY: N
STIPEND: N
TUITION ASSISTANCE: Y
COLLEGE CREDITS: Y
APPLICATION DEADLINE: Inquire
APPLICATION PROCESS: //www.SanFranciscoInternships.com/apply/
Indicate that you learned of our internship position through the Rising Star Internships web site.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Jenna Flanagan
Recruiting Advisor
455 Los Gatos Blvd
Los Gatos, CA 95032
USA
Telephone: 312-701-0821
URL: //www.SanFranciscoInternships.com
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09/01/2007 12:48:08 PM · #12 |
National Geographic Photography Internship
National Geographic Society
Address:
1145 17th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20036
Phone: 202 828-5466
URL: //www.nationalgeographic.com
Award Information
Type of Award:
internship
Application Deadline:
Inquire
Number of Awards Granted per Year:
Award Amount:
plus travel and assignment-related expenses
Average: $5,850
Requirements and Restrictions
Award is to be used for:
Secondary school students for freshman year
College freshmen for sophomore year
College sophomores for junior year
College juniors for senior year
College seniors/others for master's degree study
Graduate students/others for doctoral degree study
Doctoral students/others for postgraduate study
Other: young photographers
Detailed Criteria Description:
Applicant must be a U.S. citizen and should not have worked as a photojournalist. Selection is based upon resume, letter of recommendation, and portfolio of recent work.
Contact Information
Name: Susan Smith
Title: Assistant Director of Photography
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09/01/2007 12:49:23 PM · #13 |
Professional nature photographer Grant Collier is currently looking for interns to help with his photography business in Lakewood, Colorado. This is an unpaid internship, but all interns will have the opportunity to learn about running a successful photography business!
Eligibility To be eligible for this internship, you must currently be enrolled at an accredited college, institute, or university, and you must have plans to return to school in the following term. If you have already graduated, you are not eligible for this internship.
Type of Work: The type of work will vary depending on the background of the participant and the work that is needed at the time. This work could include any of the following: scanning images and working on them in PhotoShop, assisting with basic web design, sorting, organizing, and shipping photography books, marketing photography books, assisting with set up at art shows, helping to prepare proposals for magazine articles, setting up a stock photography business, and possibly assisting Grant Collier while photographing in the field.
Added Benefits: All interns will be given an overview of all of the work that Grant does to run a successful nature photography business. Those who complete the internship and do good work can receive a letter of recommendation. In addition, after completing 1/2 of the internship, participants will be given a detailed handout covering almost everything they need to know to sell photos at art shows. After completing the internship, participants will be given handouts with information and important contacts for publishing photography books.
Length of Internship: To complete an internship, participants will be asked to work at least 120 hours. If you need a certain number of hours for school credit, your internship can be customized to meet the required hours. Internships can be part time for the entire summer or full time for part of the summer.
Contact Us: If you have any questions for Grant, please contact him at: grantcoll@aol.com or 303-984-0801. If you wish to apply for an internship, please e-mail a resume', along with a copy of your student ID to grantcoll@aol.com.
Thank you!
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09/01/2007 12:53:16 PM · #14 |
Through the Arts Administration Internship, the Center for Photography at Woodstock offers individuals the opportunity to gain an in-depth understanding of the day-to-day operations of an artist-centered not-for-profit space.
By participating in CPW's wide-range of activities including working on exhibitions, coordinating events, and collaborating with CPW's full time staff Interns leave the experience with a broader, deeper understanding of contemporary photography and how they can pursue a career in the arts - whether as a working photographer or a curator or arts professional. Final projects include curating a temporary exhibition from CPW's permanent print collection and contributing a book review to CPW's quarterly publication, PQ.
This internship is ideal for individuals who are passionate about the arts, interested in pursuing a professional career in photography, art history, curatorial, editorial, and both the world of not-for-profits artist spaces and commercial galleries.
Arts Administration Internships
CPW offers individuals of special talent a unique training opportunity. Interns learn business practices and fundraising strategies associated with an artists' space dedicated to serving contemporary photographers. Candidates are selected on the basis of their interest and experience in photography and the visual arts, their ability to contribute significantly to CPW projects, and their openness to gaining meaningful experience from the program. College credit may be arranged. Year-round opportunities are available.
Responsibilities on Site: Interns will assist CPW staff with: organization and production of education programs; organization and production of gallery exhibitions; organization and production of the PQ and other CPW publications; general administrative operation of the CPW including: membership, artist services, fundraising, public relations, special events, and community outreach.
Areas of Study: Interns will have contact with working artists in the field, will learn to handle and display various types of photographic works, and will observe the process of curating exhibitions. Interns will learn about not-for-profit grant writing and fundraising practices, and the organizational and administrative skills necessary for the operation of a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization. Interns will expand their knowledge of the history of photography through experience with exhibitions of contemporary photographic works.
Method of Study: Interns will work at the Center one to three days per week, for a three - four month schedule. Outside reading and/or projects will be assigned. Work will be supervised by CPW Directors
Method of Evaluation: A final evaluation letter will be created by CPW Directors summarizing areas of experience and Intern performance. Meetings will be held with the student's photography faculty member, if appropriate. Interns will keep a journal on areas of study, create a resume, artists' statement, and portfolio.
Scheduling an Interview: Interviews for Arts Administration Internships are ongoing - please email CPW at info@cpw.org
*Please note all Internships require a personal interview with resume, portfolio (optional), and telephone references.
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09/01/2007 12:54:59 PM · #15 |
Arts Administration Internships
CPW offers individuals of special talent a unique training opportunity. Interns learn business practices and fundraising strategies associated with an artists' space dedicated to serving contemporary photographers. Candidates are selected on the basis of their interest and experience in photography and the visual arts, their ability to contribute significantly to CPW projects, and their openness to gaining meaningful experience from the program. College credit may be arranged. Year-round opportunities are available.
Responsibilities on Site: Interns will assist CPW staff with: organization and production of education programs; organization and production of gallery exhibitions; organization and production of the PQ and other CPW publications; general administrative operation of the CPW including: membership, artist services, fundraising, public relations, special events, and community outreach.
Areas of Study: Interns will have contact with working artists in the field, will learn to handle and display various types of photographic works, and will observe the process of curating exhibitions. Interns will learn about not-for-profit grant writing and fundraising practices, and the organizational and administrative skills necessary for the operation of a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization. Interns will expand their knowledge of the history of photography through experience with exhibitions of contemporary photographic works.
Method of Study: Interns will work at the Center one to three days per week, for a three - four month schedule. Outside reading and/or projects will be assigned. Work will be supervised by CPW Directors
Method of Evaluation: A final evaluation letter will be created by CPW Directors summarizing areas of experience and Intern performance. Meetings will be held with the student's photography faculty member, if appropriate. Interns will keep a journal on areas of study, create a resume, artists' statement, and portfolio.
Scheduling an Interview: Interviews for Arts Administration Internships are ongoing - please email CPW at info@cpw.org
*Please note all Internships require a personal interview with resume, portfolio (optional), and telephone references.
Since 1977 the Center has presented the Woodstock Photography Workshops, and education series where national and international photographers serve as teachers. Workshop students come from all over the USA as well as from other countries to study with inspiring working photographers who have the skill and desire to share their experiences with a peer group. The Workshops are a unique opportunity to meet world-renowned professionals in an informal and nourishing environment.
Benefits: Interns participate for free in Workshops and the Photography Lecture Series; have the opportunity to share their portfolio with the visiting artists; gain access to a range of teaching styles, philosophies of art, a large range of techniques; are exposed to a diversity of ways to approach the medium; take part in classes with a wide range of topics. A fully equipped professional darkroom and use of our library is available free of charge to Interns. Interns learn strategies in teaching, arts administration, and professional image making. The Intern experience is unlike traditional "classroom" education. In a matter of months, Interns have the opportunity to meet an average of fifteen different guest teachers and hundreds of students. An entire range of topics is presented in a relatively short span. CPW's Education Coordinator serves as a mentor in how to facilitate Workshops.
WPW Interns receive a $500 stipend to help defer living costs.
Responsibilities: Meeting each visiting guest artist upon arrival in Woodstock, general hospitality for guest, setting up supplies and facility for each specific event, and orienting students, documenting the classes with slides and photographs, presentation of "critique" sheets for Workshop registrants, clean up of facility, and production of weekly press and publicity for the parallel Photography Lecture Series.
Recruitment: Each Spring, Interns may schedule a personal interview on one of the date listed below. Interviews are held on Fridays at 2pm during the last week of March and the month of April with CPW Staff.
Interviews are required. All applicants should bring a personal portfolio (ten prints), resume, and two references (We ask that you provide telephone numbers and inform your references that we will be contacting them).
*Interns must live in or relocate to Woodstock / within the Hudson Valley/Catskill Region for the duration of the internship. Working, reliable transportation is required.
REVISED ****2007 Workshop Internship dates take place on the following Mondays and Fridays:
Mondays: March 19 & 26 and April 9.
Wednesday: April 4
Thursdays: March 22 & 29 and April 12.
All interviews begin at 2pm
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09/01/2007 12:56:59 PM · #16 |
Photo Prints by Ed Carreon, Professional Photographer
We take on local student interns from local schools seeking to learn photography skills. Students are asked for a three month internship commitment and expected to exhibit a commitment to the profession and a desire to learn and sweep floors. As a commercial photographer and editorial photographer we work with a variety of camera and lighting systems ranging from SLR digital systems and medium format equipment to simple soft boxes and large silks.
Photography assignments are physically as well as mentally demanding, therefore interns should be prepared for a variety of tasks from digital capture to loading equipment. While working on an editorial shoot Ed may require an intern to help download pictures or set up a large silk, whereas during a commercial shoot he may require an intern to help carry and set up lighting equipment.
Since we use established photography assistants, interns are not expected to know all lighting systems, techniques and setups. They learn as they go. We have worked with students from Brooks School of Photography in Santa Barbara, Cal State Fullerton, Cal State Long Beach, Santa Monica City College, Pasadena City College and Los Angeles City College, Cal State Northridge.
Internships are not paid for the following reasons. Firstly, no interns we have worked with have had sufficient digital skills to contribute to our work flow' either in the office or on assignment. As a consequence, taking on an intern costs us time and attention that we would otherwise use toward productivity. Secondly, after about three months when an intern finally does get up to speed, they leave.
Also, on assignments, most interns do not contribute to productivity because they do not know our systems and because they have little editorial or commercial experience. That said, we feel a responsibility to teach the ins and outs of the profession of commercial photography, and we do so with great care. All that said our assistants began as our interns.
Please email us to learn more about interning. We are flexible and can work with most schedules.
Here are some do's and dont's: Do not be late. It is not better to be late than to have never arrived. If it is late it is never! Don't send email and expect me to call you back. I usually set up a time when we talk by phone and the intern can call. Don't apply unless you are a current student or can exhibit some level of commitment to the profession. Do not ask me to fill out forms or surveys unless we have agreed to work together. Do not apply unless you are at least 18 years of age. Do email me more than once or call if I don't respond. Nothing personal but sometimes I just don't have time but the squeaky wheel gets the attention. Do have some basic Photoshop knowledge although strong office skills or web skills would be considered in lieu of Photoshop skill
Office: 323 342-9962
Cell: 213 590-8004
Fax: 323 342-9965
Email: edward@carreonphotography.com
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09/01/2007 12:59:50 PM · #17 |
Mark Robert Halper Photography Internship / Apprenticeship Program
Assist on Shoots and Learn About Professional Commercial Photography
The next photography internship opportunities will begin in February of 2008.
There is a both a "weekday" (Monday through Friday) and a "weekend" (Saturday and Sunday) internship / apprenticeship position available.
The weekday photography internship will begin February 29, 2008 (usually with two weks of training prior to the start date), requires a twelve month commitment, and is a paid position. We will begin to consider applicants late 2007. Please contact us in October.
There will also be a weekend opportunity in late September (please apply in late July). There is currently more flexibility to define this opportunity.
There is only one opening for each of the internships.
Please read this all the way through before contacting Mark.
On smaller shoots you will often be working directly with the photographer, and on larger shoots you will be part of a crew.
You may also be asked to help out around the studio with various office duties when necessary (this will never be more than one third of your time, and is generally less than that).
Your photography skills should be at least at an intermediate level, but even more essential is your ability to learn by observation, think for yourself, and problem solve. You are the kind of person who gets things done. You have at least enough hands on experience with professional lighthing to be comfortable with the equipment, and ideally are at a more advanced level for the weekday position.
You will be given as much responsibility as you can handle.
The schedule will be primarily during general business hours, about 8-15 days per month for the regular internship (depending on what projects come in). You must have very high availability, as projects often come up on a last minute basis and working hours are very inconsistent. Think of it as a semester abroad in Los Angeles, California, without the cost of classes. Being Mark's apprentice is a very large commitment.
In exchange for your time, Mark will be available to give you assignments, critique your work, and provide general advice and guidance. Like most things in life, you will get out of it in proportion to what you put into it. You will be encouraged to shoot on your own as much as possible, and apply what you have learned.
Other aspects of this position, or what more you might want out of it, remain open for you to define with Mark.
If you are interested in the photography internship, please email Mark directly. Include a phone number, and remember that your first impression will be your email. You must be able to meet with Mark in person to be considered. Please avoid sending attachments. Please include information about your experience in photography, and with professional lighting in your introductory email, and confirm that you have read through the schedule requirements.
WHAT MARK'S INTERNS / APPRENTICES HAVE TO SAY:
I knew I wanted to move my photography career forward - but I didn̢۪t feel like I had the time to go back to school. The internship was the perfect crash course in all that I was missing.
K. Elliott, Weekday Intern, Jan-April, 2004
Working with Mark has brought a new depth to my work that wasn̢۪t there before - He has an immense knowledge of light and lighting and will work with you to develop your skills and strengthen your weaknesses.
Robin Hollywood, Weekday Intern, Sept-Nov, 2004
Working with Mark is demanding but rewarding. You will learn the right way to do things and be able to take those skills and apply them to all other jobs in the future. It is definitely a worthwhile experience. Mark is a great teacher, as long as you are willing to learn.
Cameron Fuller, Spring Intern, 2003
The internship functions as a great next step from college - an extension of your education and a real life photographic experience.
Sharon Alanga, Weekday Intern, Dec 2004-March 2005
My weekend internship with Mark has helped me immensely in my photography career. He has an incredible eye and skill as a photographer and a great business sense. He is also more than generous with his time and advice regardless of what genre of photography you decide to pursue. Being given the opportunity to assist for him has inspired me to take my photography to the next level. I was able to acquire valuable experiences out of this internship that I could never learn in any sort of classroom.
Tracy Kumono, Weekend Intern, Jan-June, 2004
I decided to work with Mark because he works independently. He showed me that the day to day life of a "real" photographer was like. Having an inside view from both a creative and business perspective was incredibly valuable in shaping my decision to pursue photography professionally.
Alley Zepeda, Weekday Intern, May-Aug, 2005
Mark's internship is a big commitment. If you are willing to give up your personal life on weekends and take your career to the next level, this is the right internship for you. You definitely get out what you put in. So work hard, ask questions, be open to learn, and remember to have fun!
Marisa Holmes, Weekend Intern, June-Sept, 2004
I just want to thank you for the internship experience again. I've been able to utilize a lot of what I learned from working with you and been trying to apply it to my work. My teacher really likes the stuff that I'm doing. But yeah, it's funny because I use to always over light all my stuff. My setups would be kind of crazy, but working with you I've learned how to keep my setups simple and still get a really great shot. Not to mention working fast but diligent. So I just wanted to say thank you for bestowing your knowledge onto me. (from an email dated November, 2004)
Charlie Cho, Weekday Intern, Aug-Dec, 2003
Be ready to work hard, be on time, and have fun. You'll get out of the internship as much as you put in - and the possibility is endless. The gain is greater than the sacrifice, yet the sacrifice is still significant.
Sara Pine, Weekend Intern, May-Aug, 2005
You have been a wonderful mentor... Thank you.
Laura Erickson, Summer Intern, 2003
The internship with Mark put me on the right track in my career. Not only did I get the proper training to work as a photographer's assistant, but I also learned a lot about other aspects of the photography business. Marketing, pricing and client relations amongst other things were frequent topics during the internship. I feel I emerged from the four months I spent with Mark with a more focused vision of how I will reach my career goals.
Meike, Weekday Intern, May-Aug, 2004
Interning for Mark was a great experience. He loves to share his knowledge and wants his interns to grow. Mark encouraged and inspired me to start my own business. He has been there for me many times in the years after as well.
Vanessa Preziose, Periodic Intern, 2002-2003
e-mail
mark@studiomark.com
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09/01/2007 01:02:38 PM · #18 |
The Daily News offers reporting and photography internships every summer.
Pay is in the area of $9.50 per hour, 40 hours per week, for approximately 12 weeks. Reliable transportation is needed, and mileage is paid when the intern is on assignment.
We encourage interns to work to the level of their talent and experience, and expect them to leave with enhanced portfolios. We offer interns a mentoring program on newspapering issues and practices.
Members of minority groups and women are encouraged to apply.
All applicants should send a letter and resume. Additionally, reporter applicants should include at least six samples of their best work. Photo interns should submit 20 samples presented in any form the applicant chooses (tearsheets, prints, slides, CD, zip, disc), which represent work that would be appropriate for publication in a newspaper. Those sending their work digitally should make sure it can be displayed on Macintosh computers.
Please note that the deadlines to apply are different for reporter and photographer intern applicants.
Inquire about further requirements for photographers deadlines.
Applications may be mailed to either Reporter Internship Coordinator Kathleen Macknicki or Photo Editor Richard Murphy
Mailing address:
P.O. Box 149001
Anchorage, AK 99514
Express mail/parcel address:
1001 Northway Drive
Anchorage, AK 99508
Please do not fax or e-mail internship applications.
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09/01/2007 01:04:32 PM · #19 |
Photo Internship available
Description
An opportunity to assist with all aspects of running a free-lance photography business. Internship will be approximately 2-3 days a week and includes shoot assistance, shoot planning, stock photography file management, image cleaning and manipulation with Photoshop, general office work and more.
Requirements
1. Personal, academic and/or work references.
2. Advanced Photoshop skills. Additional skills such as Flash would be appreciated.
3. A love of photography.
Pay
Stipend TBD and gas expenses.
Timeframe
Flexible, but heaviest shooting times are summer and winter rather than spring and fall.
How to Apply
Send an email describing your experience, what type of photography you like best, your qualifications and what you can bring to the internship.
(435) 649-0002
email mark@maziarz.com.
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09/01/2007 01:05:21 PM · #20 |
House Photography Internship
Program
A full time photography internship is open to all students who are enrolled in Washington colleges or universities during the legislative sessions of the Washington State House of Representatives. The intern will work Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and may have occasional evening assignments.
Intern Duties
The House photography intern will photograph, as assigned, House members in their various legislative duties. These may include situations with visiting constituents, visiting school groups, with high school pages, other interns, candid House floor and committee action, and other similar photographic assignments as they come up. The intern may occasionally photograph a House member with the Governor, other State officials or dignitaries. All camera gear (Nikon D2X), supplies, lighting equipment and other essential tools are furnished. Images will be produced in digital color.
Work will be assigned on a daily basis. The House photography intern will be assigned a PC workstation installed with Photoshop CS, ACDsee 7.0, Supercat, and other image managing software applications. Intern will also be required to work with additional digital imaging equipment (i.e.; film and flatbed scanners, dry process color printers).
The intern will work directly with the assistant House photographer, the digital lab technician, and the legislative office assistant. All will report periodically to the Supervisor of Photography Services on the intern̢۪s progress. The intern will generate a portfolio of typical images before the end of the legislative session to be reviewed by House photography staff and the intern̢۪s faculty sponsor or advisor. The intern will also attend weekly seminars for legislative interns on applicable topics as announced.
Necessary experience and skills
A competency in advanced camera equipment operation and principles, color photography theory and concepts, digital photography (pixel relationships, scanning, Adobe Photoshop manipulation, etc.) is necessary. This work is journalism-related. Having experience in photographing a variety of human subjects for publication on deadline is highly desirable. Examples may include high school and college photography course work, student newspaper, or yearbook. Intern must demonstrate good interpersonal skills, be able to receive directions and corrections in a positive manner, and handle pressure situations in a charged business atmosphere. Teamwork and cooperation are essential. The intern should be pursuing a career in photography, visual communications, or be interested in exploring such a career path.
Compensation/Credit
Monthly compensation for this internship is $1250. Course credit or co-op education credits are the student's responsibility and are arranged individually between the student and the school. Housing is the responsibility of the intern; however, some assistance finding housing may be available. A car is not required for this internship.
House Photography Services is a non-partisan support staff within the House Administration under the supervision of the Chief Clerk of the House of Representatives. Interns, along with other house photography employees, will serve all House members equally without regard to party or caucus affiliation. All photography images the intern will generate are the property of the Washington State House of Representatives and will remain that institution. However, the intern may freely make copies for the required portfolio.
DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS IS Friday, November 2, 2007. (Deadline may be extended if applications are too few)
How to Apply
For further information
Students are welcome to call or write with questions by phone or e-mail.
Respond by mail
LeMoyne Coates
Supervisor, House Photography Services
JLOB B9B
P.O. Box 40600
Olympia, WA 98504-0600
Respond by FAX
House Photography
FAX number: 360-786-7388
Attention: LeMoyne Coates
E-mail, telephone
coates.lemoyne@leg.wa.gov House Photography office
phone: 360-786-7171; leave detailed voice mail message.
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09/01/2007 01:07:19 PM · #21 |
jr@madrid.com
Date: 2007-08-12,
I am looking for a Photography student, Bi-Lingual (Spanish) is a BIG plus. Must have your own transportaion. This is a part time and on-call position perfect for a student looking for some extra income and real practice in the field. You will receive hourly pay and some expenses. If interested send me your resume or contact me at jr@madrid.com
* Location: Sacramento Area
* Compensation: hourly pay
* This is a part-time job.
* This is an internship job
* Principals only. Recruiters, please don't contact this job poster.
* Please, no phone calls about this job!
* Please do not contact job poster about other services, products or commercial interests.
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09/01/2007 01:08:16 PM · #22 |
THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
150 W Brambleton Ave, Norfolk, Virginia 23510
The Virginian Pilot's summer internships program is open to reporters, copy editors, photographers, graphic artists, and page designers. It is intended for students who have completed their junior or senior year of college. Sophomores and graduate students also are eligible. Experience working on a college newspaper is a must; a previous internship at a daily paper is a plus.
The Pilot selects 15 interns each summer and the internship lasts for 12 weeks, except for a copy-editing internship in sports that lasts for six months.
Applicants should submit a letter of application, resume, and the names of three references. Reporters and copy editors should include five to eight work samples showing the range of their best work. Photographers and graphic artists should include up to 10 slides of photographs taken or illustrations drawn. The deadline each year is Dec. 1, and most of the decisions are made in the following January.
Apply to:
Denise Bridges
Director of Newsroom Recruitment and Staff Development
The Virginian-Pilot
150 W. Brambleton Avenue
Norfolk, VA 23510
denise.bridges@pilotonline.com
(757) 446-2456
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09/01/2007 01:09:07 PM · #23 |
NEWS & RECORD
200 E Market St, Greensboro, North Carolina 27401
With a circulation of approximately 95,000 daily and 120,000 on Sunday, the News & Record in Greensboro, NC is known for its innovative reader-focused approach in print and online. In 2005, it was named one of Editor and Publisher's "10 That Do it Right," while its "Town Square" citizen journalism project was featured in the New York Times, LA Times and other national media.
Summer Internship Information
Summer intership deadline: Inquire
Length: 10 weeks, flexible start date Pay per week: $400 Newspaper address: 200 E. Market St., Greensboro, NC 27401 URLs: news-record.com (news site); gotriad.com (arts & entertainment site); news-record.com/company/ (company information site.) Details: Car and driver's license required.
Notes: Send cover letter, resume, up to 12 work samples and a list of three references to News & Record Human Resources at the above address.
News internship: The city/state intern is employed as a full member of the news staff, writing bylined stories for A1, B1 and other sections of the paper. The intern is assigned to an assistant city state editor who works directly with him or her throughout the summer to improve writing and reporting skills.
Photo internship: The photography intern is a full member of the photo staff, shooting news, features and sports assignments. He or she has the opportunity to learn from veteran photographers on the staff, and participates in photo team meetings. Enterprise work is encouraged, in addition to daily assignments.
Sports internship: It's not just about keeping score, it's about telling great stories - in the community, on the field, on the track, on the diamond. Our summer intern will get a chance to write about everything from the Nike Outdoor Nationals track meet to regional youth soccer tournaments to Greensboro Grasshoppers baseball. If you're only interested in writing game stories, this internship isn't for you. But if you understand that there are a lot of ways to tell a story and are willing to try some different forms, you'll get the opportunity to work with writers, editors, photographers and artists who can help you polish your skills.
Copy Desk internship: Our copy editing internship is hands on. You'll edit and write headlines for 15 to 20 stories a night, five nights a week. Knowledge of AP style, grammar, spelling and punctuation is required. Past experience writing headlines is preferred. We provide training in the pagination system, regular critiques with the copy desk chief and a mentor relationship with someone on the desk.
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09/01/2007 01:09:39 PM · #24 |
THE ROANOKE (Va.) TIMES
Box 2491, Roanoke, Virginia 24010
Our paid summer internships run 12 weeks. Because interns are generally expected to be full partners in our news room operation, we give preference to students who have previous internships or have worked regularly for their college newspaper.
We will have reporting internships in our news room, one reporting internship in our New River Valley Bureau, one copy desk internship and one photo internship. Students will be assigned to a news room team, where they will work closely with a mentor and an editor.
The deadline for accepting applications each year is Dec. 1.
There is no formal application form. Please send a cover letter explaining your interest in an internship, along with a resume and a selection of 8-10 of your stories. Please send your packet in regular mail rather than as e-mail attachments.
Rich Martin
Managing Editor
P.O. Box 2491
Roanoke, Va. 24010
rich.martin@pilotonline.com
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09/01/2007 01:10:26 PM · #25 |
LANDMARK COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS INC. LCNI, Box 549, Shelbyville, Kentucky 40065
Landmark Community Newspapers, Inc. , with 52 daily and weekly newspapers in 12 states offers 10-week summer internships at many dailies, multiweeklies and weeklies. Some interns work at more than one regional paper. Internships are open to underclassmen and graduates.
We prefer students who have worked for their college paper. Interns will work mostly in news, with some opportunity for copy editing/design work, and some on-line work. We also hire sports, photo and ad sales interns occasionally. Interns will do the same work as other regular employees, sometimes filling in for vacationing staff.
Applicants should send resume, references, and 6 clips to:
Alan Mattingly
P.O. Box 549
Shelbyville, KY 40066
almatt@ntr.net ((almatt@lcni.com))
Applicants can also send information to the editors listed on the web sites of the various newspapers found via LCNI.com.
Deadlines aren't rigid, but the most successful applicants will apply by Jan. 1 each year. Interns are selected by March 1, although some openings do occur later in the spring.
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