| JOB TITLE: |
INTERN, UNDERWRITING SALES |
| COMPANY: |
MINNESOTA PUBLIC
RADIO |
| LOCATION: |
COLLEGEVILLE, MN |
| DESCRIPTION: |
Internship time period: Winter/Spring 2010 FLSA Status: Part time, temporary/unpaid Reports
to: Account Executive,
Collegeville
Department:
Underwriting
The Intern will assist in identifying prospects by the use of telecommunications. The Intern will assist in the preparation of proposals and on occasion will accompany the Senior Account Executive on a sales call/presentation. Position Responsibility: · Identify prospects by researching qualitative information. · Use ACT contact management software to record contacts with prospects and clients. · Secure new appointments. Required Education and Experience: Enrolled in a business related major at St. John’s University or College of St. Benedict Required Skills, Knowledge and Abilities: · Excellent organizational and communication skills · Professional, confidential demeanor and ability to exercise good judgment · Ability to work well with others · Functional on Microsoft Word, Powerpoint, Excel · Ability to work efficiently with limited direct supervision · Consistent and reliable attendance is an essential component of the job Preferred Skills and Experience: · Knowledge of and interest in public radio Physical Demands and Working Conditions: · Must be able to perform the essential duties of the position with or without reasonable accommodation · Physical Demands: o Required to move about in an office environment and sit for extended periods of time o Frequent use of hands for data entry/keystrokes and simple grasping. ON-GOING INTERNSHIP |
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CONTACT:
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Minnesota Public Radio internships are part-time. Volunteer Interns will not be compensated. Our offices are located in Wimmer Hall on the campus of St. John’s University. Applications will be accepted on an on-going basis. More information about American Public Media is available online: www.americanpublicmedia.org |
| JOB TITLE: |
PROGRAMMING INTERNSHIP |
| COMPANY: |
KSL TV BROADCAST
HOUSE |
| LOCATION: |
SALT LAKE CITY, UT
AH |
| DESCRIPTION: |
DEPARTMENT: Local
Programming
FLSA STATUS: Non-Paid HOURS: Winter/Spring Semester 2010 20 hour week (M-F, 2 days per week) 8:30am-5:00pm POSITION OBJECTIVE: KSL is pleased to announce the availability of a communications internship for “Studio 5”, a live talk/information show airing mornings on KSL Television. We are looking for students who are interested in a NON-PAID learning opportunity, where they can extend their communications education beyond the classroom. The position is ideal for the student interested in pursuing a career as a producer in a television environment. PURPOSE: Under the direction of the assigned internship coordinator, this KSL Programming internship is designed to provide students with a strong interest in broadcast communications an opportunity to be involved with the daily production of a live television talk show. Assignments might include: contributing and researching story ideas; updating daily website content; scheduling and booking guests; and writing topical promotion and teases. POSITION REQUIREMENTS: Needs to be registered at a university, college, community college or vocational-technical institute on a full-time basis. Priority will be given to students of junior/senior status, or in the last year of a community college or vocational-technical program. Prefer someone working toward a career in broadcast communications. Applicant needs to be in good academic standing and possess knowledge of current events. Needs to be organized, able to meet deadlines and be a self-starter. Proven ability to be precise and accurate. Good writing, production and conversational skills to transmit information clearly and efficiently. The internship will cover a quarter/semester period of approximately twenty (20) hours per week, with a schedule to be arranged by the intern, the intern coordinator and the intern's academic advisor. Work in compliance with Company policies and procedures. Work effectively in a team environment. Maintain a positive and cooperative rapport with staff, management, and clients. Proven ability to handle stress. Project an appropriate professional appearance and demeanor. Final discretion as to assignments while participating in the internship program will remain with KSL. Persons participating in the KSL-Programming internship need to understand that no guarantees are given for future employment. KSL may terminate internship at any time. Final selection of a KSL intern from among those expressing interest rests with KSL. Must sign and abide by the Internship Agreement. University or college must also sign and abide by the agreement. PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Substantial physical movements (motions) of the wrists, hands, and/or fingers. Receive, process, and maintain information through oral and/or written communication effectively. Ability to extend hand(s) and arm(s) in any direction with good eye and hand coordination. Lift, move, and carry up to 20 pounds on occasion. THE APPLICANT MUST SUBMIT: A completed internship application form. A current academic transcript (preferred). A letter from the applicant's university or college verifying arrangement of credit for the internship. DEADLINE: Until filled |
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CONTACT:
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Qualified candidates are invited to download
the application available on our web site. THE APPLICANT MUST SUBMIT: A completed internship application form. A current academic transcript. A letter from the applicant's university or college verifying arrangement of credit for the internship. Questions can be directed to Human Resources at (801) 575-5777 or kslhr@ksl.com. We do not allow walk-in candidates. KSL Broadcast House Attn. HR / 55 North 300 West Fax: (801) 575-5820 Salt Lake City, Utah 84180 Web Site: www.ksl.com |
| JOB TITLE: |
NEWS INTERNSHIP |
| COMPANY: |
KSL TV |
| LOCATION: |
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH |
| DESCRIPTION: |
DEPARTMENT: TV
News
FLSA STATUS: Non-Paid HOURS: Winter/Spring Semester 2010 16 hour week/2 days to be arranged (M-Sat) 9:00 a.m. – 6 p.m. (8 hour days) POSITION OBJECTIVE: KSL is pleased to announce the availability of an internship in the News Department. We are looking for students who are interested in a NON-PAID learning opportunity, where they can extend their television broadcasting education beyond the classroom. PURPOSE: This KSL News internship is designed to provide students with a strong interest in broadcast journalism an opportunity to gain an insight into the operation of professional TV news production. POSITION REQUIREMENTS: Needs to be registered at a university, college, community college or vocational-technical institute on a full-time basis. Priority will be given to students of junior/senior status, or in the last year of a community college or vocational-technical program. Prefer someone working toward a career in broadcast journalism. Applicant needs to be in good academic standing and possess knowledge of current events. Needs to be organized, able to meet deadlines and be a self-starter. Proven ability to be precise and accurate. Good writing, production and conversational skills to transmit information clearly and efficiently. The internship will cover a quarter/semester period of approximately sixteen (16) hours per week, with a schedule to be arranged by the intern, the intern coordinator and the intern's academic advisor. Work in compliance with Company policies and procedures. Work effectively in a team environment. Maintain a positive and cooperative rapport with staff, management, and clients. Proven ability to handle stress. Project an appropriate professional appearance and demeanor. Final discretion as to assignments while participating in the internship program will remain with KSL. Persons participating in the KSL-TV News internship need to understand that no guarantees are given for future employment. KSL may terminate internship at any time. Final selection of a KSL intern from among those expressing interest rests with KSL. Must sign and abide by the Internship Agreement. University or college must also sign and abide by the agreement. PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Substantial physical movements (motions) of the wrists, hands, and/or fingers. Receive, process, and maintain information through oral and/or written communication effectively. Ability to extend hand(s) and arm(s) in any direction with good eye and hand coordination. Lift, move, and carry up to 20 pounds on occasion. THE APPLICANT MUST SUBMIT: A completed internship application form. A current academic transcript (preferred). A letter from the applicant's university or college verifying arrangement of credit for the internship. DEADLINE: Until filled |
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CONTACT:
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KSL Broadcast House Attn. HR / 55 North 300 West Fax: (801) 575-5820 Salt Lake City, Utah 84180 Web Site: http://www.ksl.com Qualified candidates are invited to download the application available on our web site. Questions can be directed to Human Resources at (801) 575-5777 or kslhr@ksl.com We do not allow walk-in candidates. To be considered an application must be submitted by fax, email, or mail for current posted position(s). Resume is accepted when accompanying our application. Unsolicited resumes will not be accepted. An Equal Opportunity Employer |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNSHIP |
| COMPANY: |
KSAL.COM NEWS |
| LOCATION: |
SALT LAKE CITY,
UTAYH |
| DESCRIPTION: |
FLSA STATUS:
Non-Paid
DEPARTMENT: KSL.com HOURS: Winter/Spring Semester 16 hour week/2 days to be arranged (M-Sat) 9:00 a.m. – 6 p.m. (8 hour days) FLSA We are looking for students who are interested in a NON-PAID learning opportunity, where they can extend their journalism education beyond the classroom. PURPOSE: This KSL.com News internship is designed to provide students with a strong interest in online journalism an opportunity to gain an insight into the operation of professional online news production. POSITION REQUIREMENTS: Needs to be registered at a university, college, community college or vocational-technical institute on a full-time basis. Priority will be given to students of junior/senior status, or in the last year of a community college or vocational-technical program. Prefer someone working toward a career in online journalism. Applicant needs to be in good academic standing and possess knowledge of current events. Needs to be organized, able to meet deadlines and be a self-starter. Proven ability to be precise and accurate. Good writing, production and conversational skills to transmit information clearly and efficiently. The internship will cover a quarter/semester period of approximately sixteen (16) hours per week, with a schedule to be arranged by the intern, the intern coordinator and the intern's academic advisor. Work in compliance with Company policies and procedures. Work effectively in a team environment. Maintain a positive and cooperative rapport with staff, management, and clients. Proven ability to handle stress. Project an appropriate professional appearance and demeanor. Final discretion as to assignments while participating in the internship program will remain with KSL. Persons participating in the KSL.com News internship need to understand that no guarantees are given for future employment. KSL may terminate internship at any time. Final selection of a KSL intern from among those expressing interest rests with KSL. Must sign and abide by the Internship Agreement. University or college must also sign and abide by the agreement. PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Substantial physical movements (motions) of the wrists, hands, and/or fingers. Receive, process, and maintain information through oral and/or written communication effectively. Ability to extend hand(s) and arm(s) in any direction with good eye and hand coordination. Lift, move, and carry up to 20 pounds on occasion. THE APPLICANT MUST SUBMIT: A completed internship application form. A current academic transcript. A letter from the applicant's university or college verifying arrangement of credit for the internship. DEADLINE: Until filled |
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CONTACT:
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KSL Broadcast House Attn. HR / 55 North 300 West Fax: (801) 575-5820 Salt Lake City, Utah 84180 Web Site: http://www.ksl.com Qualified candidates are invited to download the application available on our web site. Questions can be directed to Human Resources at (801) 575-5777 or kslhr@ksl.com We do not allow walk-in candidates. To be considered an application must be submitted by fax, email, or mail for current posted position(s). Resume is accepted when accompanying our application. Unsolicited resumes will not be accepted. An Equal Opportunity Employer |
| JOB TITLE: |
SPORTS INTERNSHIP |
| COMPANY: |
KSL TELEVISION |
| LOCATION: |
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH |
| DESCRIPTION: |
HOURS: 20 hours (1 weekday and 1 weekend day)
2:30pm-11:00pm FLSA STATUS: Non-Paid DEPARTMENT: TV Sports POSITION OBJECTIVE: KSL is pleased to announce the availability of an internship in the TV News Sports Department. We are looking for students who are interested in a NON-PAID learning opportunity, where they can extend their television broadcasting education beyond the classroom. PURPOSE: This KSL TV Sports internship is designed to provide students with a strong interest in television sports/broadcast journalism an opportunity to gain an insight into the operation of professional TV news sports production. POSITION REQUIREMENTS: Needs to be registered at a university, college, community college or vocational-technical institute on a full-time basis. Priority will be given to students of junior/senior status, or in the last year of a community college or vocational-technical program. Prefer someone working towards a degree in broadcast journalism or equivalent. Applicant needs to be in good academic standing. Needs to be organized, able to meet deadlines and be a self-starter. Proven ability to be precise and accurate. Good writing, production and conversational skills to transmit information clearly and efficiently. The internship will cover a quarter/semester period of approximately twenty (20) hours per week, with a schedule to be arranged by the intern, the intern coordinator and the intern's academic advisor. Proven ability to handle stress. Work in compliance with Company policies and procedures. Work effectively in a team environment. Maintain a positive and cooperative rapport with staff, management, and clients. Project an appropriate professional appearance and demeanor. Final discretion as to assignments while participating in the internship program will remain with KSL. Persons participating in the KSL TV Sports internship needs to understand that no guarantees are given for future employment. KSL may terminate internship at any time. Final selection of a KSL intern from among those expressing interest rests with KSL. Must sign and abide by the Internship Agreement. University or college must also sign and abide by the agreement. PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Substantial physical movements (motions) of the wrists, hands, and/or fingers. Receive, process, and maintain information through oral and/or written communication effectively. Lift, move, and carry up to 20 pounds on occasion. Ability to extend hand(s) and arm(s) in any direction with good eye and hand coordination. THE APPLICANT MUST SUBMIT: A completed internship application form. A current academic transcript (preferred). A letter from the applicant's university or college verifying arrangement of credit for the internship. DEADLINE: Until filled |
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CONTACT:
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KSL Broadcast House Attn. HR / 55 North 300 West Fax: (801) 575-5820 Salt Lake City, Utah 84180 Web Site: http://www.ksl.com Qualified candidates are invited to download the application available on our web site. Questions can be directed to Human Resources at (801) 575-5777 or kslhr@ksl.com We do not allow walk-in candidates. To be considered an application must be submitted by fax, email, or mail for current posted position(s). Resume is accepted when accompanying our application. Unsolicited resumes will not be accepted. An Equal Opportunity Employer |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERN |
| COMPANY: |
AMERICAN PUBLIC
MEDIA |
| LOCATION: |
ST. PAUL, MN |
| DESCRIPTION: |
Grade
Level:
Unpaid/Volunteer
FLSA Status: Part-time
(15-20/week)
Temporary:
at least 4 months
Reports to: Web Producer Department: APM Digital Media This position is unpaid/volunteer. The intern (web producer) will be part of the American Public Media online production team, working directly on the production and daily maintenance of the Prairie Home Companion and The Splendid Table web sites and online programming. The intern will work in a collaborative environment with a variety of broadcast and technology staff. Position Responsibility
· Support the daily editing and updating of prairiehomecompanion.org and splendidtable.org · Work with the digital team to develop engaging content on social media sites, including Gather, Facebook and similar sites. · Develop and produce unique online content that enhances and augments the radio shows. · Support online production through research and writing, editing Web audio and video, and collecting assets for multimedia elements. · Checks work for HTML accuracy and browser compatibility. · Edits, proofreads, and writes incidental copy as necessary or assigned. · Other duties as assigned Education Credit
· Demonstrated web production skills, including HTML, CSS, and Adobe Photoshop. · Excellent language skills including writing, proof reading; fluent computer skills with the knowledge of basic Internet and computer standards, directory structures, and common applications such as Word, Excel, and Outlook. · Ability to work efficiently with limited direct supervision. · Ability to work collaboratively and effectively with colleagues in multiple departments/divisions. · Passion for digital media, especially arts & entertainment programming. · Ability to work with changing deadlines and in fast paced environment. · Energetic and motivated to serve on-air and online audiences. · Adept at working with a wide range of software tools. · Ability to handle tight deadlines and quick turnaround. · Flexibility, ability to respond to changing priorities. · Strong online visual design sensibility. Preferred Skills and Experience: · Experience developing in Flash · Experience with encoding audio for the web · Knowledge of scripting languages such as JavaScript and PHP helpful. · Interest in social networking, content aggregation, and "what's-new" in online media. · Understanding of semantic markup and accessibility standards. · Experience working with streaming media, especially audio. Physical Demands and Working Conditions:
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CONTACT:
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Our
offices are located in downtown St. Paul, MN. Relocation allowance is not available. Parking or bus pass reimbursed. More information about American Public Media is available online: www.americanpublicmedia.org. |
| JOB TITLE: |
GRAPHIC ARTIST ACADEMIC INTERNSHIP Job ID 3973 |
| COMPANY: |
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
MAGAZINE |
| LOCATION: |
WASHINGTON, D. C. |
| DESCRIPTION: |
<>National Geographic magazine is
seeking a talented intern to assist with the production of art and
information graphics in return for academic credit. The intern will
work closely with graphics editors while gaining insight into the
development and production of graphics for the magazine. RESPONSIBILITIES: Design and produce data-driven charts, illustrations, and other graphics for use in print or on the web in collaboration with NGM Art staff. Research science, energy, wildlife, space, and technology news for story ideas. EDUCATION AND
EXPERIENCE SOUGHT:
Enthusiastic college junior, senior or graduate student pursuing a
degree in journalism, art, or related subject. Applicant must be
currently enrolled in an academic program and able to receive credit
for internship. This is an unpaid position. Prior internship or related
experience preferred KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS REQUIRED: Expertise in Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign CS4 on Macintosh platform. Familiarity with Flash, 3D software is a plus. An eye for design and interest in visual storytelling. Superior organizational skills, ability to juggle multiple projects at once, and acute attention to detail. Unless otherwise instructed in the job description above, resumes and work samples should be sent to the contact name and address below: |
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CONTACT:
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TO APPLY: To apply for the Graphic Artist
Internship, please
fill out an application for Job ID
3973 at NationalGeographic.com/Jobs , and also submit the following via e-mail to NGMArtIntern@ngs.org Resume and cover letter detailing your background, and why you are interested in visual journalism. Portfolio of six samples (in PDF or Tif format) reflecting a variety of work in art and information graphics. Subject line must read: "ATTN: Mariel Furlong; Art/Graphics Internship." Equal Opportunity Employer National Geographic Magazine 1145 17th St. NW Washington, DC 20036 USA Telephone: |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNSHIPS (2) |
| COMPANY: |
HISPANIC LINK NEWS
SERVICE |
| LOCATION: |
WASHINGTON, DC |
| DESCRIPTION: |
Two internships will be awarded to Hispanics aspiring to be journalists. Applicants will be judged on basic writing skills (emphasis on English language), journalistic potential and commitment to pursuing journalism as a career. Interns will cover all branches of the federal establishment with special focus on activities that affect the nation’s Hispanics. Internships carry a $20,800 annual salary |
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CONTACT:
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Apply in the spring and fall to:
Charles Ericksen, Hispanic Link News Service, 1420 N St. N.W., Washington, DC 20005 E-mail: info@hispaniclink.org Tel: 202-234-0280; Fax: 202-234-4090. |
| JOB TITLE: |
SUMMER INTERNSHIPS (12) |
| COMPANY: |
KAISER MEDIA
INTERNSHIN IN URBAN HEALTH REPORTING |
| LOCATION: |
Menlo Park, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
Twelve summer internships are offered by 11 major metropolitan newspapers and three television stations to young minority journalists or journalism graduates interested in reporting on urban public health issues. Interns are selected by the papers and television stations. Interns attend a one-week briefing on urban public health issues and health reporting at the National Press Foundation before beginning the internships. Interns receive a 12-week stipend, travel and project expenses. |
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CONTACT:
|
For information, write: Penny Duckham,
executive director,
Kaiser Media Fellowships Program, Kaiser Family Foundation, 2400 Sand Hill Road, Menlo Park, CA 94025; www.kff.org ; E-mail: pduckham@kff.org ; Tel: 650-854-9400; Fax: 650-854-4800. |
| JOB TITLE: |
MINORITY INTERNSHIPS (2) |
| COMPANY: |
VIRGINIA PRESS
ASSOCIATION |
| LOCATION: |
GLEN ALLEN, VA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
Two internships will be offered to a Virginia resident or a student attending a Virginia college or university; juniors through graduate students are eligible. Deadline is March 15. |
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CONTACT:
|
For information, contact: Rachel Bailey, publications editor Virginia Press Association 11529 Nuckols Road Glen Allen, VA 23005 Visit: www.vpa.net ; or E-mail: rachelb@vpa.ne ; Tel: 804-521-7570; Fax: 800-849-8717. |
| JOB TITLE: |
KSL
TV SALES
INTERNSHIP |
| COMPANY: |
KSL TELEVISION |
| LOCATION: |
SALT LAKE CITY , UT |
| DESCRIPTION: |
Position
Objective: KSL is pleased to announce the availability of an
internship in the Advertising Sales Department. We are looking for
students who are interested in a NON-PAID learning opportunity, where
they can extend their television broadcasting and selling education
beyond the classroom. PURPOSE: This KSL Sales internship is designed to provide students with a strong interest in broadcast sales an opportunity to gain an insight into the operation of professional TV news and internet production. Position Requirements:
PHYSICAL DEMANDS: • Substantial physical movements (motions) of the wrists, hands, and/or fingers. • Receive, process, and maintain information through oral and/or written communication effectively. • Ability to extend hand(s) and arm(s) in any direction with good eye and hand coordination. • Lift, move, and carry up to 20 pounds on occasion. THE APPLICANT MUST SUBMIT: • A completed standard employee application form. • A current academic transcript. • A letter from the applicant's university or college verifying arrangement of credit for the internship. |
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CONTACT:
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KSL Broadcast House Human Resources 55 North 300 West Salt Lake City, Utah 84180 Fax: (801) 575-5820 Jobline: (801) 575-5780 Website: www.ksl.com |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERN PROGRAMMING & MARKETING- DR. LAURA PROGRAM (FOR COLLEGE CREDIT ONLY) |
| COMPANY: |
TAKE ON THE DAY, LLC, |
| LOCATION: |
SHERMAN OAKS,
CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
Become an intern for the internationally syndicated Dr. Laura Program. The Dr. Laura Program, owned by Take On the Day, LLC, is looking for bright, creative, energetic and hardworking interns for their Sherman Oaks office. Students interested in radio programming, marketing, promotion, and production encouraged to apply. Must be enrolled in a college or university program for the specific purpose of gaining a degree and receiving college credit for internship. Successful candidates will learn the workings of a syndicated radio program through a combination of observation and hands-on experience. Duties include (but are not limited to): assistance with day-to-day operations (office organization, quality control of prerecorded "Best Of" programs, call screening for live show, event planning, etc.). Hours flexible, not to exceed 20 hours per week. Deadline: On Going |
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CONTACT:
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Email (preferred) or fax cover letter and
resume to: Corinne Baldassano, Senior Vice President, Programming & Marketing , Take On The Day, LLC, 15260 Ventura Boulevard, Suite 200, Sherman Oaks, CA 91403 Fax: 818-461-5442 EMAIL: cbaldassano@totdradio.com EOE |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERN-SALES |
| COMPANY: |
KTWV |
| LOCATION: |
LOS ANGELES, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
This
program will give the successful intern candidate the opportunity to be
exposed to all facets of media sales and radio station operations. This non-paid internship will allow the intern to work directly with THE WAVE's advertising sales department personnel on a variety of different projects - with additional interaction with and exposure to the other departments of the radio station (programming, promotions, traffic and finance). Intern will attend regularly scheduled sales meetings if schedule permits. THE WAVE encourages teamwork and leadership while providing an educational experience for students with a passionate interest for business development and the radio industry. All interns at THE WAVE must receive college credit and will receive no other compensation. Interns must provide a letter from the college indicating the number of credits they will receive for completing the internship. REQUIREMENTS: Business or Communications major preferred. Organized. Responsible. Proactive. Interacts well with people. Computer skills: proficient in MS Office - Word, PowerPoint and Excel. Must show proof of enrollment in college internship program for college credit. Deadline: On Going |
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CONTACT:
|
Jackie
Juico, HR Representative, 5670 Wilshire Blvd. #200, Los Angeles, CA
90036 FAX:: (323) 936-2315 E-mail: sales@947thewave.com (Please type "INTERNSHIP" in subject line) EOE |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNSHIP-PROGRAMMING
& PROMOTIONS |
| COMPANY: |
97.1 KLSX |
| LOCATION: |
LOS ANGELES, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
97.1
KLSX offers non-paid Internships for College credit only. T he number of hours you need to complete is determent by the college you're attending. On average you'll work 8-10 hours a week. Internships are offered during the regular business day Monday thru Friday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. We suggest that you come in twice a week from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. The day's and times are flexible. One day will be spent in programming and the other day in promotions. Interns are expected to interact with listeners, talent, clients and performance venues. They act as a liaison between 97.1 KLSX and the general public as a station promotional representative. Interns assist in the overall event process from creation through execution and follow up. 97.1 KLSX encourages teamwork and leadership while providing an educational experience for students with a passion for the radio industry. They will attend regularly scheduled events and broadcasts and assist in the office.While in the office interns will update databases, input information on the station website, prize fulfillment and assist with day-to-day operation call listeners to remind them to attend movie screenings. In programming students will do light production, assist with the day-to-day operation, research topics for talk shows, office work and complete tasks as request, such as writing press releases for station events, contacting record companies for product, obtaining information on existing events in Southern California During the course of the internship interns will learn how to produce, screen calls and run the on-air board. The production consists mostly of making Air checks for clients. An air check is a proof of performance of something that aired. Students will use production studios and learn some digital editing programs. The programs we use are Sound Forge, Vegas, Audiovault, MS Sound Recorder, Easy CD Creator and Click 'N' Design Deadline: On Going |
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CONTACT:
|
Ron Escarsega, 5670 Wilshire Blvd. #200, Los
Angeles, CA 90036 Email: rfescarsega@cbs.com EOE |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNSHIP- FROSTY, HEIDI
& FRANK |
| COMPANY: |
KLSX |
| LOCATION: |
LOS ANGELES, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
97.1 KLSX offers non-paid Internships for College credit only. The number of hours you need to complete is determent by the college you're attending. On average you'll work 8-10 hours a week. Internships are offered during the regular business day Monday thru Friday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. We suggest that you come in twice a week from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. The day's and times are flexible. One day will be spent in programming and the other day in promotions. Interns are expected to interact with listeners, talent, clients and performance venues. They act as a liaison between 97.1 KLSX and the general public as a station promotional representative. Interns assist in the overall event process from creation through execution and follow up. 97.1 KLSX encourages teamwork and leadership while providing an educational experience for students with a passion for the radio industry. They will attend regularly scheduled events and broadcasts and assist in the office.While in the office interns will update databases, input information on the station website, prize fulfillment and assist with day-to-day operation call listeners to remind them to attend movie screenings.In programming students will do light production, assist with the day-to-day operation, research topics for talk shows, office work and complete tasks as request, such as writing press releases for station events, contacting record companies for product, obtaining information on existing events in Southern California During the course of the internship interns will learn how to produce, screen calls and run the on-air board. The production consists mostly of making Air checks for clients. An air check is a proof of performance of something that aired. Students will use production studios and learn some digital editing programs. The programs we use are Sound Forge, Vegas, Audiovault, MS Sound Recorder, Easy CD Creator and Click 'N' Design. Deadline: On Going |
|
CONTACT:
|
Ron Escarsega, 5670 Wilshire Blvd. #200, Los
Angeles, CA 90036 Email: rfescarsega@cbs.com
EOE |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERN- PROMOTIONS |
| COMPANY: |
KTWV |
| LOCATION: |
LOS ANGELES, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
Interns
are expected to interact with listeners, talent, clients and
performance venues. They act as a liaison between THE WAVE and the
general public as a station promotional representative. Ideal intern
candidates will be energetic, outgoing, fun, hard working, well
organized and interact well with people. Interns attend regularly
scheduled informational meetings, as well as maintain ongoing
promotional endeavors, perform data entry, conduct Internet research
projects and much more. They are also responsible for assisting in the
overall event process from creation through execution and follow up.
THE WAVE encourages teamwork and leadership while providing an
educational experience for students with a passionate interest for the
radio industry. Interns at THE WAVE must receive college credit and
will receive no other compensation. Must show proof of enrollment in
college internship program. Interns must be able to commute to the
radio station located on the Miracle Mile in Los Angeles. Schedules
vary and will include some weekends (to work at events). Deadline: On Going |
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CONTACT:
|
Promotions
Dept./Internship, 5670 Wilshire Blvd. #200, Los Angeles, CA 90036 FAX:: (323) 936-2315 E-mail: wave@947thewave.com (Please type "INTERNSHIP" in subject line) EOE |
| JOB TITLE: |
STUDENT FREELANCE REPORTER |
| COMPANY: |
OPEN STUDENT
TELEVISION NETWORK (OSTN) |
| LOCATION: |
CLEVELAND, OH |
| DESCRIPTION: |
On behalf of OSTN, we
are pleased to announce the availability of the
Open Student Television Network Student Freelance Reporter Stipend. * Program Description:* OSTN News is the first collegiate news show where students report the hottest stories from around the US, UK and Canada. The stories are based on news events that are of interest to college-age students. OSTN News is always looking for the next big story. To support student journalists across the country, OSTN offers the opportunity to get involved in the first national television newscast dedicated to college and university students. Student Reporters will be responsible for pitching stories in a weekly news meeting, will be assigned stories by News Producers and will be responsible for completing their package and uploading to the OSTN News FTP site by the agreed-upon deadline. These stipends will be offered during Spring Semester 2008 to persons meeting the following criteria: Applicants must be enrolled in a credit-granting college or university. Applicants must have access to the requisite equipment to produce news packages (e.g. camera, lighting, tripod, editor, and related) as OSTN will not be responsible for these costs. * Type of Award:* Successful applicants receive a stipend of $200 for 1-3 minute news packages that are selected to air on OSTN News. * Check it out!* www.youtube.com/openstudenttv <http://www.youtube.com/openstudenttv> Cleveland, Ohio 44114-2225 |
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CONTACT:
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Include the following in your
e-mail: Your name: Address: School: School Address: School Contact Information: *Contact me for an application.* *Janelle Miktuk* Outreach Coordinator *Work:* 216-589-9626 ext. 286 *E-mail:* janelle_miktuk@ostn.tv <janelle_miktuk@ostn.tv> *Fax:* 216-589-9639 * * **Open Student Television Network* <http://www.ostn.tv> CampusEAI Consortium <http://www.campuseai.org> 1940 East 6th Street - 11th Floor <http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=1940+east+6th+street,+cleveland,+ohio+ 44114&ie=UTF8&t=h&om=1&layer=t&ll=41.500265,-81.689511&spn=0.001302,0.002832&z= 19&iwloc=addr> Cleveland, Ohio 44114-2225 U.S.A.** * Open Student Television Network <http://watch.ostn.tv/applet.html> |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNSHIP PROGRAM |
| COMPANY: |
KTLA-TV |
| LOCATION: |
LOS ANGELES, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
KTLA,
LA's first television station, offers an exciting opportunity to apply
classroom theories and concepts to real work situations through the
KTLA Internship Program. Departments: Interns may be placed in the
following areas: News; Creative Services; Graphics; Sales/ Marketing;
Sports; Community Affairs; Human Resources; Broadcast Standards;
Interactive (Websites). Requirements: 1. Must be a student at an accredited college or university. 2. Must receive academic credit for participation (internships are non-paid). 3. Must attend a 10-16 hours per week. 4. Must have a minimum GPA requirement of (2.0) 5. One letter of recommendation from an instructor Deadlines to apply for Internship: *Fall Term - July 15th *Spring Term - *December 15th *Summer Term - April 15th . Deadline: On Going |
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CONTACT:
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All applications must be submitted online
at: http://www.ktla.com KTLA Human Resources, 5800 Sunset Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90028 EOE |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNSHIP
- JOURNALISM |
| COMPANY: |
KLAX-FM / KXOL |
| LOCATION: |
LOS ANGELES, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
The
responsibilities will include researching industry relevant content by
variety of sources of information, including industry news
publications, online and hard copy magazines and other popular site s
of information, writing own content and as well revising existing
content. Responsibilities: Create creative editorial for online
content. Follow-up and retrieval of all local editorial. Copy editing
of all editorial online and offline. Coordination with Online Market
Manager with content. Coordination of all local pictures and
create content for photographs. Coordinating with online
department on production of local editorial style sheets. Field
media pitches, review and respond to email/voice mail message,
etc. Communicate regularly with manager and team for media
pitches, story ideas and leads. Perform necessary networking functions:
attending events, meetings with PR contacts, etc. The internship
is unpaid and we do require that you receive college credit for the
internships.
Deadline: On Going |
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CONTACT:
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Art Hernandez, 10281 W. Pico Blvd., Los
Angeles, CA 90064 FAX: (310) 203-8989 EMAIL:ARTUROH@sbslosangeles.com EOE |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNSHIP
- INTERACTIVE |
| COMPANY: |
KLAX-FM / KXOL |
| LOCATION: |
LOS ANGELES, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
The
Interactive Department of SBS is looking for interns! Students will be
exposed to all aspects of the radio station with a major or minor in
Communications, Web Development, Graphic Communications, Broadcasting
and Journalism is not require but preferred. Applicants must have a
friendly, outgoing, responsible, punctual and hard-working
personality.. You MUST be currently enrolled in an accredited
college. The internship is unpaid and we do require that you
receive college credit for the internships. Deadline: On Going |
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CONTACT:
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Art Hernandez, 10281 W. Pico Blvd., Los
Angeles, CA 90064 FAX: (310) 203-8989 EMAIL:ARTUROH@sbslosangeles.com EOE |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNSHIP
- WEB DESIGNER/GRAPHIC DESIGN |
| COMPANY: |
KLAX-FM / KXOL |
| LOCATION: |
LOS ANGELES, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
The
responsibilities will include having a creative eye and be able to
create from concept to completion. Must be able to hand code and design
pages. Design multiple style website as well as maintain creative
continuity across site. Responsibilities: Manage day to day content of
site, including daily updates, removal of outdated contend and articles
as well as posting new content. Create new interactive concepts
that are unique to the public to increase site traffic. Work in
concerts with the Editorial and marketing departments to develop
content. Develop client specialty pages and micro-sites, banners
and other custom marketing initiatives to assist sales staff in selling
interactive advertising. The internship is unpaid and we do
require that you receive college credit for the internships. Deadline: On Going |
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CONTACT:
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Art Hernandez, 10281 W. Pico Blvd., Los
Angeles, CA 90064 FAX: (310) 203-8989 EMAIL:ARTUROH@sbslosangeles.com EOE |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNS- PROGRAMMING (UNPAID) |
| COMPANY: |
KWIE |
| LOCATION: |
SAN BERNARDINO, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
Interns
will work on site events / remotes, including the set up and break down
of the promotional booth, canopy and equipment. Must be able to lift 50
pounds. Will also do office work including, calling winners, filing,
faxing, and light computer work. Must have a flexible schedule,
including nights and weekends. Interns must have a positive attitude
and be outgoing and personable. Must have excellent driving record. *
Intern candidates must attend a college and be enrolled in an
internship program that provides school credit for no
pay. Deadline: On Going |
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CONTACT:
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Human
Resources , 1845 Business Center DR, Suite 106, San Bernardino, CA
92408 Fax: 909-663-1996 or e-mail: kwiejobs@wild96.com EOE |
| JOB TITLE: |
PART
TIME UNPAID MARKETING INTERNSHIP |
| COMPANY: |
NBC UNIVERSA |
| LOCATION: |
UNIVERSAL CITY, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
DESCRIPTION: If you have a passion for marketing, and the desire to learn the DVD entertainment business, there is an Intern position for you. •Work and gain your knowledge of the DVD Home Entertainment Marketing business •Assist and participate in Weekly Marketing Meetings •Work with the Creative, Marketing, DVD Production and Menus Teams •Manager short and long-term projects update DVD milestone system •Generate, managage, tracking enhancements, new site launches and title set up •Generate schedules, project reports, and design specifications, meeting agendas, minutes and status reports as needed If you have a passion for marketing, and the desire to learn the DVD entertainment business, there is an Intern position for you. •Work and gain your knowledge of the DVD Home Entertainment Marketing business •Assist and participate in Weekly Marketing Meetings •Work with the Creative, Marketing, DVD Production and Menus Teams •Manager short and long-term projects update DVD milestone system •Generate, managage, tracking enhancements, new site launches and title set up •Generate schedules, project reports, and design specifications, meeting agendas, minutes and status reports as needed REQUIREMENTS: Must be enrolled in a Los Angeles area College University, and a class that allows you to receive college credit for an internship. Concentration in Media preferred, knowledge of Microsoft Office systems, and Outlook Entertainment Marketing Major- A plus Ability to handle multiple projects and meet deadlines Friendly, outgoing with a passion for Entertainment |
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CONTACT:
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Send
Resume and Cover Letter mailto: uegemail@gmail.com |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNSHIP PROGRAM |
| COMPANY: |
UNIVISION-KMEX-TV,
CHANNEL 34 |
| LOCATION: |
LOS ANGELES, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
Dear
Internship Applicant, Your interest in our Internship Program at KMEX-TV, Channel 34, is greatly appreciated! Attached you will find information and an application for your review and completion. If selected, you will be granted the opportunity to gain invaluable experience: Exploring career possibilities Gaining hands-on experience Developing career-related contacts As well as growing both personally and professionally All Interns are paid an hourly rate of $8.00. Internships are available in the areas listed in the attached literature and run concurrently with both semester and quarter schedules. Preference will be given to juniors and seniors in a related field of study. Once you have completed the attached application, promptly return it along with a resume and cover letter stating your areas of interest and the internship period for which you are applying. We wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors. Sincerely, Human Resources Department Univision - KMEX Channel 34 INTERNSHIP PROGRAM QUALIFICATIONS To qualify as an intern, a student must be: A registered student receiving academic credits from an accredited college or university. Eligible to earn academic credits for the internship Enrolled in an internship class at the time the internship is being offered Know how to type and be familiar with Microsoft Office After being accepted into our program, the student must provide the station with a letter from their college or university on school letterhead, which: • Indicates the exact start and end date of the internship (The Human Resources department will provide you with your internship dates); • Acknowledges that the student will receive $7.50/hour; • States that the student is currently earning course credits from their university or college. Only those candidates who provide this letter will be accepted into our program. Deadlines for receiving your applications are as follows: Fall, September 1st; Winter, January 2nd; Spring, March 1st; Summer, June 1st. SUPERVISION Each intern is assigned to a supervisor within his or her department. The supervisor is responsible for providing the intern with guidance, direction and assignments, which will contribute to the learning process. After the first 2 weeks of the internship, each intern will receive performance feedback. If your performance is not up to par, we have the right to end your internship at any moment, without prior notice. Thereafter, performance/guidance meetings will be held on a monthly basis. At the conclusion of the term, both the intern and the supervisor will be asked to evaluate the experience. HOURS AND PAY Hours. Days and hours are flexible to accommodate class schedules; however, interns should be available to work between 15 and 25 hours per week. Preference will be given to students who can work two seven and one-half hour days or three six hour days each week. Any deviation from this schedule must be pre-approved by Human Resources. Pay. All interns will receive an hourly rate of $7.50 and will complete a timesheet to reflect their days worked. Internships Are Offered In The Following Departments: FINANCE Business Administration/Accounting majors Will assist with various financial analyses relating to the station’s operation Will assist in research regarding the Cable Industry in Southern California Experience in Microsoft Excel, Word and Lotus Approach preferred GRAPHICS Graphics/Art Majors Will assist in planning, design and execution of print and on air projects Knowledge of Macintosh, Illustrator, PhotoShop or Quark desired HUMAN RESOURCES Business Administration majors Will assist in recruiting, interviewing and Benefit administration Strong communication and organization skills preferred Experience with Microsoft Word, Excel Bilingual English/Spanish NEWS Broadcast/Journalism majors Applicant should be available evenings and weekends as well as weekdays Will assist producers, assignment desk editor and/or video librarian with story set-up, beat checks, wire copy, basic research, logging and more Bilingual English/Spanish OPERATIONS/ENGINEERING Broadcast/Technical Operations majors Applicant should be available evenings and weekends as well as holidays Will assist Operations’ Manager, Studio Coordinators and/or Technical Operators with scheduling, resource inventory control and support activities for daily operation of broadcast facilities PUBLIC/GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS Public Policy, Journalism and Broadcast Communications majors Will assist with typing, preparing and translating various documents Will assist Public Affairs Coordinator with organizing various community oriented events which involve local dignitaries Will assist in updating information for the Community Calendar and School Lunches segments of Noticias: Primera Edicion Fully Bilingual English/Spanish PUBLIC RELATIONS/ MEDIA Public Relations, Journalism or Communications Majors Will assist in the production of press materials including, press releases and media alerts Will help with the planning and execution of press events and special events Will be required to submit 4 published stories and/or writing samples (2 English, 2 Spanish) with your resume and application Ideal candidate will be proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel and Quark Bilingual English/Spanish RESEARCH MARKETING Marketing, Social Science, Psychology and Business majors Will assist in providing research data to the sales staff and management Will learn how media research impacts local market television sales Will learn how media research interprets and utilizes ratings and market research data (i.e. Nielsen ratings, basic marketing theory, Census information, product usage studies and qualitative research sources) Intermediate knowledge of Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, Word SALES Marketing and Business majors Will observe every aspect of the commercial advertisement sales process Will assist in the creation of sales presentations as well as in the coordination of contracts Will help write client letters using post log reports Good interpersonal and communication skills required Intermediate knowledge of Microsoft PowerPoint, Excel and Word preferred. SPORTS Broadcast majors with knowledge or interest in sports Applicant should be available evenings and weekends as well as weekdays Will assist sports’ producers, assignment desk editor and/or video librarian with story set-up, beat checks, wire copy, basic research, logging and more TRAFFIC/PROGRAMMING All majors considered Will gain hands-on experience with commercial contracts, re-scheduling programming changes, logging commercials and generating logs Will fully understand the role of the Traffic Department as it relates to Master Control 10-key by touch and knowledge of Microsoft Excel preferred APPLICATION FOR INTERNSHIP Univision Communications Inc. and it’s subsidiaries are Equal Opportunity Employers and do not discriminate on the basis of race , color , religion, sex, age, national origin, handicap, or status as Vietnam era or special disabled veteran in accordance with federal law. Univision Communications Inc. and it’s subsidiaries also comply with applicable federal .state and local laws prohibiting discrimination in employment in each location in which it maintains facilities. If you believe your equal rights have been violated, you may contact the FCC in Washington D.C. 20554 or other appropriate state or local agency.. Name: Date: Permanent Address: City: State: Zip Code: Mailing Address: City: State: Zip Code: Home Phone: ( ) Cellular Phone: ( ) Voice Mail/Pager :( ) Other Phone: ( ) College/University currently attending: Major: Minor: Student Status: Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Units carrying this term: Expected Date of Graduation: Previously attended College/University attended: Degrees earned: Affiliations/ Activities: Internship Coordinator/Professor’s name: Internship Coordinator/Professor’s phone number: Internship term for which you would like to be considered: AREAS OF INTEREST (Only select the top three areas for which you have a true interest; 1 being the area for which you have the most interest, 3 for which you have the least.) Finance Public/Government Affairs Graphics Public Relations/Media Human Resources Research Marketing News Sales Operations/Engineering Sports Promotions/Marketing Traffic/Programming Other_____________________ REFERENCES List three references including an instructor or counselor. Please do not include relatives. Name: Phone: ( ) Address: Occupation: Name: Phone: ( ) Address: Occupation: Name: Phone: ( ) Address: Occupation: HOURS OF AVAILABILITY Monday: Tuesday: Wednesday: Thursday: Friday: Saturday: What do you expect to gain from our internship program? What can you contribute to the station? Why are you interested in working with the station? What are your long-term goals? Have you participated in an internship with a broadcast station before, either with us or another broadcast station? If so, with what company(ies)? What did you learn? What languages do you read, write or speak fluently? |
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CONTACT:
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For
a complete listing of our current job availabilities,
please visit www.univision.com,
uniclave: Los Angeles. Marta Zepeda Executive Assistant KMEX & KFTR 5999 Center Drive | Los Angeles | CA | 90045 Ph: 310-348-3410 | Fax: 310-348-3413 mzepeda@univision.net |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNSHIP |
| COMPANY: |
KABC-TV |
| LOCATION: |
GLENDALE, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
HOW
TO APPLY FOR AN INTERNSHIP ABC7 has a variety of internship opportunities available year-round to currently enrolled college students pursuing careers in TV/Broadcasting and other related fields.Our internship program is designed to provide students with an educational experience that complements their academic studies and provides an opportunity to observe and participate in the daily work and operation of the television station. The objective is to enhance the student's understanding of the broadcasting business and to reinforce their desire to further pursue a career in broadcasting. Application Procedures: In order to apply for an internship with ABC7, you must submit the following: Completed application. :One copy of your resume outlining any other internships, degrees earned, work experience, related clubs and organizations, current major course of study, expected graduation date and extra curricular activities. Cover letter which must include: Personal introduction. Statement verifying eligibility to receive school credit for internship. Your schools beginning and end dates for the semester during which you wish to intern. Days and times available during internship period. Submissions must be received at least six weeks prior to the start date of the semester in which you wish to participate in the internship program. Submissions are accepted as far as six months in advance and evaluated on a first-come, first-served basis. Deadline: On Going |
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CONTACT:
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Print Internship Brochure &
Application http://abclocal.go.com/images/kabc/Internship%20Application.pdf Send your request for an Internship Application to: Internship Coordinator, Diversity Programs and Community Relations 500 Circle Seven Drive, Glendale, CA 91201 Tel: (818) 863-7230 EOE |
| JOB TITLE: |
COLLEGE INTERNSHIP |
| COMPANY: |
OREGON PUBLIC BROADCASTING |
| LOCATION: |
PORTLAND, OR |
| DESCRIPTION: |
COLLEGE
INTERNSHIP PROGRAM GUIDELINES
Objective OPB’s college internship program provides students with the opportunity to observe and participate in the daily activities of a broadcast center, as well as develop strong organizational and management skills. Academic Requirement The intern must be currently enrolled in a college-level academic course or program. Documentation that the student is receiving academic credit for the internship must be provided. Time Commitment The intern must be available for a minimum of 12 hours per week to participate in the internship program. A time commitment of at least 20 hours per week results in the most effective internship; however, needs may vary by department. Internship terms begin in September, January, March and June. Applicants should apply by the 1st of the month prior to the term start date. Each intern is required to keep a daily record of hours worked by using OPB’s electronic sign in system. Coverage under OPB's insurance policy is contingent upon the daily completion of a time sheet. Policies A. No applicant or intern will be discriminated against because of race, color, religion, national origin, age, sex or any other basis which is prohibited by applicable Federal, State or City law. B. All internships are unpaid positions (with the exception of the Maynard E. Orme Internship and the Jon R. Tuttle Diversity Internship.) In order to assure compliance with the Fair Labor Standards Act: 1. The internship will be similar to the training which would be given at an educational institution. 2. An intern may compete for employment openings at OPB; however, an intern will not be automatically entitled to employment with OPB upon completion of the internship. C. Starting and ending dates will be specified in advance for each internship. Internships are to last no longer than two quarters or two semesters. D. OPB reserves the right to terminate any internship at any time for any cause. E. Each intern must sign and submit to OPB the Internship application, which states that the intern understands the guidelines of the OPB Internship Program and agrees to abide by them. Required Application Materials · Cover letter · OPB internship application · Letters of recommendation (minimum of two) · Recent academic transcript · Resume Internship terms begin in September, January, March and June. Applicants should apply by the 1st of the month prior to the term start date. Applications are due in hand, not post-marked, by Aug. 1st, Dec. 1st, Feb. 1st, and May 1st. Selection Prospective interns should direct their applications to OPB Volunteer Resources. The application will be routed to the appropriate department for review. The applicant will be contacted for an interview if the applicant is eligible and if an intern position is available. If not, the application will be kept on file so the applicant may be notified of the next available opening. Internship Descriptions A. Production: Local/National Television This internship involves the production of long-form television documentaries. Duties may include extensive library research, phone interviews, making set-up calls, dubbing, logging and transcribing tapes, keeping a file of written releases from interviewees, gathering taped releases and transferring them to a master tape, researching film rights, shipping tapes, and sitting in on editing and post production. Strong writing, interviewing, research and word processing skills are necessary. Basic knowledge of TV production techniques helpful. B. Production: Think Tank, National Television Productions This internship involves the creation, research, development, and writing of television proposals for documentary series and projects. Duties may include internet and library research, phone interviews, brainstorming with project team, writing first drafts of proposals, dubbing tapes, reviewing the work of documentary filmmakers, summarizing and conveying information to unit members. May involve working with independent producers to further develop their proposals. Think Tank does not engage in video production activities. C. Production: Oregon Art Beat and Oregon Field Guide Assist in the production of local programs on the arts and outdoors. Duties may include transcribing interviews; providing written description of video; dubbing tapes; writing promos; updating data bases, promotional materials and website; and working in the field on a limited basis (may require carrying equipment). Interns will have opportunities to observe story editing and posting. Qualified interns may have the opportunity to produce, or assist in producing, a program segment. Intern must possess strong organizational and writing skills. D. Radio: News This internship involves assisting with reporting and production of OPB's daily news product. Duties include performing background research, assisting reporters in the field, gathering tape, using digital audio editing equipment, taking reports over the phone, assisting talk show producers with research and pre-interviewing guests, and assisting with production of online news content. Extensive course work in broadcast journalism is necessary. A typical weekly time commitment is 12 hours. E. Radio: Accessible Information Network Accessible Information Network is a service for our sight-impaired audience. This internship involves the development and production of a daily half-hour news and entertainment program and a daily three-hour live news program. Duties include producing, writing, selecting news stories, coordinating volunteers, and some on-air announcing. F. Television Programming This internship involves various aspects of public television programming including audience research, program auditioning, preparing and sending program information to PBS stations, researching and responding to station and individual program inquiries. The individual may have the opportunity to participate in program marketing and distribution activities. Basic mass communications preparation with good verbal and written skills required. Knowledge of TV production and promotion helpful. Computer literacy a must. G. Educational Media This internship provides opportunities to create web-based content for teachers. These projects involve opportunities for video editing, design, and other production skills. Strong written and oral communication skills; familiarity with personal computers, desktop publishing programs (Word, Photoshop) are necessary. Knowledge of web design and web research a plus. Ability to juggle several projects at one time, work independently and lots of energy and enthusiasm are helpful! H. Fund Raising: Corporate Support This internship will involve assisting in efforts to secure support of the local broadcast of radio and television programs. Tasks and learning experiences will include: researching and collecting prospect information, preparing material and statistical information for client presentation; preparing and updating a listing of programs available for sponsorship. I. Volunteer Management This internship is in the Volunteer Resources area of the Human Resources and Administration department. Volunteer Resources is responsible for overseeing the involvement of all unpaid staff (about 2,500 volunteers, interns and work experience students). As a result, an internship would be specifically developed based on an accepted student’s skills, background and interests. An internship would involve at least one of the following: - Research (particularly in civic engagement and other issues related to engaging the community in an organization) - Training and development - Program development, management, and/or evaluation An intern will leave their experience at OPB having furthered their skills in at least one of these areas with the additional benefit of having made an impact on the organization and the community. J. Graphics Work with an energetic creative team to conceive, design, and create graphics to support radio, TV programs, web and other institutional needs. The intern should have a strong knowledge of design and production processes, typography, and proficiency with MAC software such as Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, QuarkXpress and After Effects. Knowledge of motion graphics is desired, but not required. K. On Air Design/ Marketing Do you love television and visual media? Would you like to help develop the look and feel of OPB TV? This internship involves working with a team to develop on-air elements to support OPB’s branding and marketing efforts. This internship may also include work on other projects based on specific program needs and the skills of the intern applicant. Knowledge of market demographics and a strong aesthetic sense are essential! Basic knowledge of mass communications and good verbal and written skills required. Knowledge of TV production and promotion helpful. Computer literacy a must. Ability to juggle several projects at one time, work independently and lots of energy and enthusiasm are helpful! L. Fund Raising: Donor and Business Development Work with major gifts department to research current and potential donors' giving capacity. Assist in the development, implementation and operation of cultivation and stewardship programs. Research prospects for Business Partners, Capital Campaign, Gift Planning, and Major and Mid-Level Giving programs. Learn about all aspects of managing a development program from direct mail solicitation to donor recognition. Assist with production of cultivation special events as needed. Intern must be computer literate, familiar with Microsoft Word, Excel and Access, and a quick learner. M. Opb.org Web Site This internship involves assisting with OPB’s web site: www.opb.org. Primary duties includes supporting site producers and news reporters in creating content for the site, including performing background research, assisting reporters in the field, formatting text and graphics for the web and updating pages on the site. Skills required include strong oral and written communication, knowledge of Mac OS and familiarity with graphic applications such as Photoshop. N. Music Program This internship involves assisting with production of our local music stream. Duties may include assisting music hosts with in-studio performances and interviews, using digital recording and editing equipment, acquiring and organizing music/cds, research, and auditioning music for airplay. Prior volunteer or student experience with music and radio required. Experience with digital editing and/or digital music storage is preferred. O. Production Fundraising: Foundation and Government Grants This internship involves shadowing development team members to assist in the creation, research, management, development, and writing of grant proposals for television series, radio programming, education and other projects. Duties may include internet and library research on topics and funding prospects, phone calls, brainstorming with project team, writing and editing proposals, input into the grants database, viewing the work of documentary filmmakers, summarizing and conveying information to unit members. May also involve working with independent producers and staff to further develop concepts and proposals. This is a great opportunity for someone interested in public broadcasting, non-profit development or management, or for a future producer that would like to learn the inside scoop on effective fundraising for television or radio productions. OREGON PUBLIC BROADCASTING COLLEGE INTERNSHIP APPLICATION NAME ADDRESS ZIP PHONE EMAIL _____________________________________________________________________________ PERMANENT ADDRESS & PHONE (if different from above) ZIP CURRENT SCHOOL ADVISOR/DEPARTMENT ADVISOR PHONE Please list any other internship experiences you have had: Please give a brief description of your internship goals: Please indicate the beginning and ending dates of the term(s) you will be available: FALL________________________________ WINTER_____________________________ SPRING______________________________ SUMMER____________________________ COLLEGE INTERNSHIP APPLICATION - Page Two Please indicate which internship(s) you prefer in numerical order: Production: Local/National Television Productions Production: Think Tank, National Television Productions Production: Oregon Art Beat and Oregon Field Guide Radio: News Radio: Accessible Information Network Television Programming Educational Media Fund Raising: Corporate Support Volunteer Management and/or Event Planning Graphics On Air Design/ Marketing Fundraising: Donor and Business Development OPB Web Site Music Program Production Fundraising: Foundation and Government Grants INTERNSHIP GUIDELINES DECLARATION I have read and understand the preceding guidelines for the Oregon Public Broadcasting Internship Program. Should I be selected as an intern, I agree to abide by these guidelines. ________________________________________ ______________________________ Signature Date |
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CONTACT:
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If
you have questions, please contact us at (503) 293-1947, or at internships@opb.org. Return the required completed application materials: Student Internships Oregon Public Broadcasting 7140 SW Macadam Avenue Portland, OR 97219-3099 |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNSHIP |
| COMPANY: |
KFMB-AM |
| LOCATION: |
SAN DIEGO, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
INTERNS
- RADIO- 10-15 HOURS/WEEK 760 KFMB, "San Diego's Talk Station", is a full-service talk station, home of "Rick Roberts and the Court of Public Opinion" and San Diego Chargers football. We are seeking interns to help with various aspects of our broadcast day. Duties will include: show prep, production, call screening, and technical assistance during live broadcasts. Applicants must have a strong desire to enter into broadcasting. Previous experience in journalism or college, public or commercial radio is desired. *Intern candidates must attend a college and be enrolled in an internship program that provides school credit in exchange for no pay. If selected, candidates will be required to complete an "Intern Eligibility Form" and "Waiver of Liability Form" for KFMB Stations. Juniors and Seniors with a general knowledge of the industry preferred. Deadline: On going |
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CONTACT:
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NOTE: Applicants should specify if requesting
a radio or TV internship. KFMB/Human Resources 7677 Engineer Rd., San Diego, CA 92111 FAX:(858) 278-3741 EMAIL: jobs@kfmb.com , Job Line:(858) 495-8640 EOE |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNSHIP |
| COMPANY: |
KFMB-FM |
| LOCATION: |
SAN DIEGO, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
INTERNS
-RADIO KFMB-FM KFMB-100.7 JACK-FM radio station has an opening in the Promotions Department for interns. We are looking for highly enthusiastic and energetic individuals, with a GREAT sense of humor, and who can work flexible hours. Some knowledge of promotions and public relations a plus but not necessary. Candidates must be able to work at remote locations and be able to lift 30-40 lbs. Deadline: On going |
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CONTACT:
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KFMB/Human Resources, 7677 Engineer
Rd., San Diego, CA 92111 FAX: (858) 278-3741 EMAIL:jobs@kfmb.com , Job Line:(858) 495-8640 EOE |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNSHIP |
| COMPANY: |
KFMB-TV |
| LOCATION: |
SAN DIEGO, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
INTERNS-TELEVESION KFMB-TV Local 8 News offers internships for bright, motivated college students. This is an opportunity to gain some hands-on experience in the newsroom and/or out in the field.*Intern candidates must attend a college and be enrolled in an internship program that provides school credit in exchange for no pay. If selected, candidates will be required to complete an "Intern Eligibility Form" and "Waiver of Liability Form" for KFMB Stations. Juniors and Seniors with a general knowledge of the industry preferred Deadline: On going |
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CONTACT:
|
Note: Applicants should specify if requesting
a
radio or TV internship. KFMB/Human Resources, 7677 Engineer Rd., San Diego, CA 92111 FAX: (858) 278-3741 EMAIL: jobs@kfmb.com , Job Line:(858) 495-8640 EOE |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNSHIP |
| COMPANY: |
DATELINE NBC/NBC
NETWORK NEWS |
| LOCATION: |
BURBANK, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
(Internships
offered
in the fall & winter semesters and summer) Description: Assist producers with research, tape logging, organizing production notebooks, returning viewer calls, occasionally assisting with shoots and edits, finding archival material and court documents, some clerical work when needed. Skills/Experiences/Qualifications: Only those interested in a career in TV journalism should apply. Must have solid internet research skills, some experience or education in television production, writing skills and a prior internship a plus. · To be eligible for this unpaid internship, you should be a graduate student or an undergraduate who has completed at least two years of school and will receive academic credit (please provide a letter from your school). · You should be able to work a minimum of 16 hours per week during normal business hours (Mon - Fri between 9:30am and 5:30pm) · You must be available for a minimum of 12 weeks during the semester · You must submit a 1-2 page long written critique of one of our shows, detailing what worked well or didn't work well in each segment. |
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ONTACT:
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If you can meet all of the above requirements, please send a cover letter, resume, your critique, three references, and the days you would be available to Luz Villarreal via e-mail at luz.villarreal@nbcuni.com and Jennifer Hoffman at jennifer.hoffman@nbcuni.com |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNSHIPS |
| COMPANY: |
POCHTECA MEDIA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
We
are seeking enthusiastic, creative and fun individuals to
join Pochteca Media. Do you want to work at a multicultural communications agency whose clients consist of blue chip companies? Do you see yourself having creative freedom and challenges in a rewarding and dynamic work environment? If you answered yes to these three questions, isn’t it time we talked? Pochteca Media is an exciting, fast-growth boutique agency that provides our clients with an array of results-oriented advertising, public relations, promotions and entertainment solutions. We provide our clients with unprecedented service. That’s why Las Vegas Convention & Visitors Authority, Laughlin Tourism Committee, Cox Communications, Latino Literacy Now, MGM-Mirage, Pacific Monarch Resorts, the City of Imperial and the Latin Grammy’s have relied on our award-winning expertise. The atmosphere is fast-paced, informal, team oriented, and fun. We value innovation, creativity, efficiency, teamwork, balance, and humor. Our headquarters are in downtown Los Angeles and a satellite office in Las Vegas, NV. Advertising/Public Relations/Promotions Executive Excellent communication skills (verbal and written), ability to meet deadlines, multitask and see projects through completion Experience with Power Point, Excel and Word Create and pitch integrated advertising, promotion and pr campaigns for clients Develop, negotiate and close new clients; up sell existing clients; track progress Day to day communication with key clients Develop concepts/themes for creative works-tv/radio spots, print ads, etc Develop PR angles for press releases, draft releases/media alerts/fact sheets, distribution and pitching Develop press kits Track media coverage and collect clips Create and maintain relevant media lists On-site pr coordination; press conferences, etc Event design, coordination and production of a wide range of events Manage event staffing and team Talent booking and negotiation Develop monthly newsletter and company/client media kits. Sponsorship sales and execution on the event and corporate side Maintain timelines and deadlines for all deliverables Client billing and invoicing Multimedia (Graphics and/or Video) – Develop original and fresh concepts, themes and campaigns. Integrate theme, concept into every component of marketing communications (print ads, radio spots, tv spots, etc). Experience with any of the following: Adobe CS2 programs (Illustrator, Photoshop, etc), Director MX (Dreamweaver, Flash, etc), Final Cut Pro and After Effects software. Designer must be able to meet deadlines and multitask. Candidate will be working with various campaigns creating: identity, print ads, flyers, brochures, online, commercials, promo videos, etc. Stipend: $1000 after 400 hours completed. College/University Credit. Requirements: 20-hour workweek required. |
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CONTACT:
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To apply, submit resume to: info@pochtecamedia.com. Please no phone calls. |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERN - TV |
| COMPANY: |
KFMB-FM |
| LOCATION: |
SAN DIEGO, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
KFMB-TV
Local 8 News offers internships for bright, motivated college students.
This is an opportunity to gain some hands-on experience in the newsroom
and/or out in the field.*Intern candidates must attend a college and be
enrolled in an internship program that provides school credit in
exchange for no pay. If selected, candidates will be required to
complete an "Intern Eligibility Form" and "Waiver of Liability Form"
for KFMB Stations. Juniors and Seniors with a general knowledge of the
industry preferred Deadline: On going |
|
CONTACT:
|
Note: Applicants should specify if requesting
a
radio or TV internship. KFMB/Human Resources, 7677 Engineer Rd., San Diego, CA 92111 FAX: (858) 278-3741 EMAIL: mailto:jobs@kfmb.com , Job Line:(858) 495-8640 EOE |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNS-RADIO |
| COMPANY: |
KFMB-FM |
| LOCATION: |
SAN DIEGO, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
KFMB-100.7
JACK-FM radio station has an opening in the Promotions Department for
interns. We are looking for highly enthusiastic and energetic
individuals, with a GREAT sense of humor, and who can work flexible
hours. Some knowledge of promotions and public relations a plus but not
necessary. Candidates must be able to work at remote locations and be
able to lift 30-40
lbs.
Deadline: On going |
|
CONTACT:
|
KFMB/Human Resources, 7677 Engineer
Rd., San Diego, CA 92111 FAX: (858) 278-3741 EMAIL:jobs@kfmb.com , Job Line:(858) 495-8640 EOE |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNSHIP
- PROGRAMMER |
| COMPANY: |
KLAX-FM / KXOL |
| LOCATION: |
LOS ANGELES, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
The
responsibilities will include developing web applications. Design,
architect, and implement new front- and back-ends. Collaborate on new
interfaces, information design and systems integration.
Responsibilities: Design, architect, and implement new back- and
front-end applications for our websites. Maintain and support existing
back- and front-end projects. Coordinate with Online Market Manger to
organize and implement effective interfaces and information design.
Keep up-to-date on current web technology and trends as resources for
future systems design and implementation. Integrate systems with
internal company databases and applications. Provide guidance and
assistance to other company departments in their web development needs.
Provide phone and e-mail support for internal staff. The internship is
unpaid and we do require that you receive college credit for the
internships. Deadline: On Going |
|
CONTACT:
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Art Hernandez, 10281 W. Pico Blvd., Los
Angeles, CA 90064 FAX: (310) 203-8989 EMAIL:ARTUROH@sbslosangeles.com EOE |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNS - RADIO |
| COMPANY: |
KFMB-AM |
| LOCATION: |
SAN DIEGO, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
10-15
HOURS/WEEK 760 KFMB, "San Diego's Talk Station", is a full-service talk station, home of "Rick Roberts and the Court of Public Opinion" and San Diego Chargers football. We are seeking interns to help with various aspects of our broadcast day. Duties will include: show prep, production, call screening, and technical assistance during live broadcasts. Applicants must have a strong desire to enter into broadcasting. Previous experience in journalism or college, public or commercial radio is desired. *Intern candidates must attend a college and be enrolled in an internship program that provides school credit in exchange for no pay. If selected, candidates will be required to complete an "Intern Eligibility Form" and "Waiver of Liability Form" for KFMB Stations. Juniors and Seniors with a general knowledge of the industry preferred Note: Deadline: On going |
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CONTACT:
|
Applicants should specify if requesting a
radio or TV internship. KFMB/Human Resources 7677 Engineer Rd., San Diego, CA 92111 FAX: (858) 278-3741 EMAIL: jobs@kfmb.com , Job Line:(858) 495-8640 EOE |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNSHIP PROGRAM |
| COMPANY: |
KDOC-TV |
| LOCATION: |
IRVINE, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
IInternship
Program is an opportunity for local college students to learn more
about the business of television. Each semester, non-paid internships
are made available. Students must be enrolled in an
Internship/Cooperative Work Experience Program in order to participate.
Deadline: On Going |
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CONTACT:
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Applicants should send a resume and cover
letter to: KDOC Internship Coordinator, 18021 Cowan, Irvine CA 92614 EOE |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNSHIP (UNPAID) |
| COMPANY: |
KBRV |
| LOCATION: |
LOS ANGELES, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
V100
FM is seeking positive and motivated interns for Summer 2008! This is
an excellent opportunity to get direct hands-on experience in the
entertainment industry. V100 gives you a chance to learn the inner
workings of a large market radio station, providing exposure to
marketing, promotions, programming and sales. We're looking for
enthusiastic, outgoing and hard-working students who are good at
interacting with all kinds of people. Interns work 15-25 hours per week
and must be available nights and weekends. We require all applicants to
be full-time college students and you must receive current college
credit for this position. Deadline: On Going |
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CONTACT:
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NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE! If this is something that interests you and if you are available immediately, then send or email a cover letter and resume to: Samantha Dixon, Internships , 5900 Wilshire Blvd, #1900, Los Angeles, CA 90036 FAX: 323.931.4519 EMAIL: sdixon@radio-one.com EOE |
| JOB TITLE: |
EDITORIAL INTERNS |
| COMPANY: |
HIGH COUNTRY NEWS |
| LOCATION: |
PAONIA, CO |
| DESCRIPTION: |
JOIN THE WEST'S MOST INFLUENTIAL
ENVIRONMENTAL NEWS MAGAZINE High Country News,"for people who care about the West," is looking for energetic editorial interns. Published in Paonia, Colo., High Country News is a nonprofit every-other-week news magazine covering communities and the environment in the American West. The journal reaches 25,000 subscribers — an estimated 50,000 readers — including grassroots activists, public land managers, tribal officials, government policy makers and educators. The Los Angeles Times has written that High Country News is "the most influential environmental journal in the Mountain West," and according to Newsweek, "High Country News is a must for anyone following land use issues west of the 100th meridian." Every year, High Country News offers three internships, each four months long, beginning in January, May and September. Interns are a key part of our editorial staff; aside from a few minor tasks such as sorting the mail and answering phones, interns write intensively for four months. The editing is rigorous - all copy goes through three layers of editing and it is not unusual for a story to see six or eight drafts. Interns write the majority of HCN's 250-word "hotlines" and reporting for those stories is generally conducted over the phone and the Internet. After gaining some experience, interns also write more in-depth 750- to 900-word stories.* *We do have money to send each intern out into the field at least once to do some on-the-ground reporting for those stories. We provide free room and board in a small house near the office and a stipend of $500 per month. Qualifications for internships include strong communication skills, initiative, background in the West and environmental issues, and a sense of humor. We especially encourage Native American, Hispanic and other minority applicants. |
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CONTACT:
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For more information and application
deadlines, see _http://www.hcn.org/about/interns.jsp_.
Applicants should send a cover letter, résumé, contact information for three references, and three writing samples to: Jodi Peterson, News Editor High Country News P.O. Box 1090 Paonia, CO 81428 Call 970-527-4898 or email jodi@hcn.org for further information. |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNSHIP |
| COMPANY: |
HIGH COUNTRY NEWS |
| LOCATION: |
PAONIA, CO |
| DESCRIPTION: |
JOIN THE WEST'S MOST
INFLUENTIAL ENVIRONMENTAL NEWSMAGAZINE
/High Country News/ is looking for informed and enthusiastic interns to report on natural resource, environmental and community issues in the 11 Western states. /High Country News/, published every other week in Paonia, Colo., is a nonprofit newsmagazine "for people who care about the West." The paper reaches 25,000 subscribers -- an estimated 50,000 readers -- including grassroots activists, public land managers, tribal officials, government policymakers, educators, students and interested citizens. The /Los Angeles Times/ has written that /High Country News/ is "the most influential environmental journal in the Mountain West," and according to /Newsweek/, "/High Country News/ is a must for anyone following land use issues west of the 100th meridian." Our hard-hitting coverage has won many major journalism awards during the past few years, including: * Utne Independent Press Award for Best Local/Regional Coverage * George Polk Award * Science Journalism Award from the American Association for Advancement of Science * Walter Sullivan Award for Excellence in Science Journalism * James V. Risser Prize for Western Environmental Journalism Every year, High Country News offers six internship positions, each six months long. Three new interns join us each June and January; we provide free housing and a $170-per-week stipend. To help defray moving costs, an additional $500 travel stipend is available. For each internship session, we hire two Editorial Interns and an Online Intern. Our interns are a key part of the HCN team; aside from a few minor tasks such as sorting the mail and answering phones, interns spend most of their time researching, interviewing, writing, and developing content. We pride ourselves on fairness, accuracy and good writing, and we expect no less of our interns. For all of our internship positions, some prior journalism experience and/or education is preferred. We also prefer applicants who are familiar with High Country News and who have lived in the West and are familiar with its environmental and community issues. We strongly encourage Native American and minority applicants. The Online Intern works with the Online Editor and the Director of Digital Media to create news stories and multimedia pieces for our Web site. This intern will do some writing and also develop audio and video components for stories. For this position, we’re seeking someone who has both photographic and journalism background, and familiarity with online audio and visual programs such as Final Cut Pro and Flash. Radio and video experience is a plus. The two Editorial Interns work with the Associate Editors to write news stories for the Web site and for the newsmagazine, ranging in length from 250 to 900 words. Depending on their experience and ability, editorial interns may also get the opportunity to write a 4,000 word cover story. Our editing process is rigorous - all copy goes through two layers of editing and it is not unusual for a story to see six or eight drafts. Reporting is generally conducted over the phone and the Internet, but we do have money to send each intern out into the field at least once to do on-the-ground reporting. Our interns go on to become leaders in journalism and politics. They pursue careers as reporters, editors, educators, lawyers, policymakers and freelance writers. |
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CONTACT:
|
For
more information and application deadlines, see _www.hcn.org/about/interns.jsp_.
Applicants should send a cover letter, résumé, contact information for three references, and three writing samples to: Jodi Peterson, News Editor High Country News P.O. Box 1090 Paonia, CO 81428 Call 970-527-4898 or email: jodi@hcn.org_ for further information. |
| JOB TITLE: |
VARIOUS
PAID INTERNSHIPS |
| COMPANY: |
INROADS |
| LOCATION: |
VARIOUS LOCATIONS |
| DESCRIPTION: |
We
recruit high school seniors and college
freshmen, sophomores and juniors.
INROADS is ranked as one of the Top 10 Internships in America for talented ethnically diverse students. We are looking for motivated students who are ready to launch their career with a Fortune 500 corporation. The following are just some of the corporations that offer internships through INROADS; Boeing, Kaiser Permanente, Mattel, Toyota, KPMG, Deloitte, Ernst & Young, PricewaterhouseCoopers, and Southern California Edison. PAID INTERNSHIPS WITH INROADS INROADS is the nation’s premiere internship experience leading to full-time job offers for talented ethnically diverse students. To become an INROADS Intern, you must be a highly motivated individual seeking an opportunity for both professional and self-development. Here are the qualities we look for: · Academic achievement · Minimum 3.0 cumulative high school GPA · Minimum 2.8 cumulative college GPA (higher GPA may be required based on major/corporation) · Combined SAT score of 1000, or ACT score of 20 or better · Career interest in Business, Engineering, Computers and Information Sciences, Sales, Marketing, Allied Health Care, Healthcare Management, or Retail Management · Full-time student attending an accredited four-year college/university · Leadership · Commitment to community service · Ability to articulate goals and achievements through the interview process · Interpersonal skills · Communications skills · Organizational skills · Maturity NOTE: All INROADS Interns must be permanent U.S. residents and have at least 54 undergraduate credits remaining before graduation. |
|
CONTACT:
|
To apply to INROADS please click
on this link http://ext1.inroads.org/IOL%5FApplication/CandidateApplicationExplanation. aspx?Contact=Intern ,or contact me with any questions at 562-777-1711 ext 213. |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNSHIP |
| COMPANY: |
ROADSIDE
ATTRACTIONS LLC |
| LOCATION: |
Los Angeles, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
Roadside
Attractions LLC is an independent film distribution
company. The company has undergone tremendous growth in the past few
months and
is currently working on several exciting new projects, which has led to
the
need for additional support. This unique opportunity would allow you to be part of a friendly, talented and dynamic group to develop critical and valuable skills in the following areas: - Theatrical Distribution / Exhibitor Relations - Group Sales / Outreach - Marketing / Publicity Initiatives - Acquisitions / Co-Production Requirements: - Track record of success - Excellent analytical skills - Strong writing ability - Computer/internet savvy - Strong interest in independent film Salary: Eligibility for course credit or depending on experience. |
|
CONTACT:
|
Roadside Attractions LLC 7920 Sunset Blvd., Suite 402 Los Angeles, CA Telephone: 323-882-8490 Fax: 323-882-8493 Email: sukgina@roadsideattractions.com |
| JOB TITLE: |
PAID
INTERNSHIP |
| COMPANY: |
TAYLOR PRIMERO |
| LOCATION: |
LOS ANGELES, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
An internship is available at a Hispanic
public relations agency specializing
in lifestyle, sports, entertainment and the Hispanic market. The agency has recently opened a new office
in Applicants must have strong writing, organizational and computer skills, and be a self-starter. College/university seniors majoring in Communications or Journalism are preferred. English and Spanish-speakers are encouraged to apply. A personal interview will be required of final candidates. |
|
CONTACT:
|
To
apply, please send a cover letter telling us about yourself and why PR
is a
field you are passionate about, along with the following materials:
All materials should be submitted to: Oralia Michel General Manager Taylor PRimero Email to: Estela Chavez - echavez@taylorprimero.com |
| JOB TITLE: |
PAID
INTERNSHIPS |
| COMPANY: |
ABC
NEWS
|
| DESCRIPTION: |
ABC NEWS TO OFFER PAID INTERNSHIPS BEGINNING JANUARY 2008 In a break with news industry standards, ABC News’ internships will become paid assignments beginning in January 2008. ABC News previously offered academic credit for semester-long internships. In making the announcement, ABC News President David Westin said: “ABC’s internship program is one of the primary ways we identify and nurture young journalists. This change will enhance our ability to reach an even more diverse group of students and attract the best and brightest.” Out of hundreds of candidates who apply, ABC News draws upon approximately 75-80 interns from colleges and universities around the country every semester and summer. Interns staff broadcasts and platforms throughout the news division, including: “World News with Charles Gibson,” “Good Morning America,” “Nightline,” “Primetime,” “20/20,” the ABC News’ Investigative Unit, News Productions, the Longform Unit, ABCNEWS.com, ABC News Radio, and ABC News Now. Many ABC News staffers got their start in the Internship Program. Vinnie Malhotra, who was named executive producer of Weekend News Content in 2007, began his career at ABC in 1996 as an intern at NewsOne, the network’s affiliate news service. “The experience and the exposure you get as an intern at the network level is unparalleled. I worked hard, soaked in everything I could, and paid my dues to earn a full-time position. It definitely gave me a head start,” said Malhotra. ABC News’ Internship Program is open to sophomores through seniors and graduate students enrolled in an accredited college or university. Students are eligible to work between 16 and 40 hours/week for an hourly wage consistent with media industry standards. Students work closely with producers, editors, and correspondents on a wide variety of projects, including: research and writing, preliminary interviews, footage selection, and tape logging. About ABC News More Americans get their news from ABC News than from any other source. Through its platforms on television, radio, and the Internet, ABC News reaches, on average, more than 180 million people in a given month. ABC News programs are seen in 88 countries worldwide. In addition, ABC News Now, the network’s 24-hour digital linear channel, provides a wide range of video-on-demand programming from all ABC News broadcasts. ABC News Now is available to more than 34 million broadband subscribers and nearly 5 million mobile video users. |
|
CONTACT:
|
To apply, go to www.DisneyCareers.com. |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNS |
| COMPANY: |
THE PRESS TELEGRAM |
| LOCATION: |
LONG BEACH, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
The Press Telegram
offers an internship program to coincide with the fall, spring and
summer terms of Southern California college and universities. Interns
can work for the city, copy, design, editorial, sports, online and
photo desks in exchange for college credit and a $300 stipend. Interns
typically work two, seven hours shifts a week. Slots are available
seven days a week between the hours 7:00 am and midnight. We typically
work around class schedules. Interns should have experience and clips
from a college newspapers. The press Telegram conducts a criminal
background check of all candidates, as well as a review of driving
records for reporters and
photographers.
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|
CONTACT:
|
Interested
applicants should send a letter, resume, six clips, or a photo/design
disk to: John Canalis Assistant Editor Press-Telegram 300 Oceangae Long Beach, CA 90844 (562) 499-1273 Email: john.canalis@presstelegram.com |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNSHIP |
| COMPANY: |
US WEEKLY MAGAZINE |
| LOCATION: |
LOS ANGELES, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
Us
Weekly magazine works enthusiastically as a unified,
proactive team to produce exclusive, compelling, accurate, and
newsworthy
stories and photos on a daily basis so that Us is the world’s leading
provider
of celebrity news and information. Interns have the opportunity to experience, enhance and develop their skills to better prepare them for their desired career. Responsibilities include: -Providing general support for the staff at Us -Minor transcribing of interviews -Administrative and research duties as needed -Compiling Morning Bulletin -Updating celebrity fact sheet Requirements: -Excellent organizational, analytical and communication skills -Majoring in journalism or related field -Open to juniors and seniors enrolled in an accredited college or university Internships are unpaid and school credit is optional. Internships lasts a minimum of 12 weeks and for at least 15 hours per week. Please send your resume and cover letter via email. |
|
CONTACT:
|
Contact Information Employer: Us Weekly Magazine Location: Los Angeles, CA 90036 Name: Jenny Star Lor Title: Editorial Assistant 323.930.3349 Jenny.Lor@usmagazine.com |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNSHIP |
| COMPANY: |
ESPN INTERNATIONAL
COMMUNICATIONS |
| DESCRIPTION: |
KEY
RESPONSIBILITIES: Research and write press releases, biographies and other press materials; research projects; answer viewer e-mail and phone calls; assist in placement of ESPN newspaper listings; review audio and video tapes for comments; scan U.S. Hispanic and Latin American publications/newspaper websites; arrange interviews with ESPN Deportes executives and talent; and other public relations functions for ESPN 2, ESPN+, ESPN in Latin America, ESPN Deportes, ESPN Deportes Radio and ESPN La Revista. QUALIFICATIONS Fully bilingual reading, writing and speaking both Spanish and English. Candidates must possess excellent writing (press releases, bios and other basic press materials) skills. Good sports knowledge and strong interpersonal communications skills requested. Students should be able to juggle multiple priorities. Experience in a Sports Information, newspaper, and/or team media relations office preferred. PREFERRED MAJOR: Journalism or Communications |
|
CONTACT:
|
Candidates go to www.espn.com/joinourteam. Go to the Internships section and create a Profile and include your resume. This will get you into our system and get your resume forwarded to Communications department |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNSHIP |
| COMPANY: |
KOMO 4 |
| LOCATION: |
SEATTLE, WA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
Internship
in the heart of KOMO 4's newsroom! Work with TV anchors, reporters, producers to create rocking news promotion spots. You must love and want to improve your writing and video production skills plus be able to work under sometimes stressful breaking news situations. Must have great attitude and able to work 15-20 hours per week weekday afternoons. This Spring/Summer '07 internship is for credit only and is open to all Juniors and Seniors preferably pursuing a Communication, Journalism, or Public Relations degree. |
|
CONTACT:
|
Send resume, cover letter, and writing
samples to KOMO 4 Television, ATTN: Human Resources/Newsbrief Internship, 140 4th Ave. N., Seattle, WA 98109, Email jobs@fsci.com, or fax 206-404-4155. For more information about KOMO’s internship program, visit. www.komotv.com No phone inquiries please. **KOMO Television is an Equal Opportunity Employer** |
| JOB TITLE: |
PROMOTIONS INTERN |
| COMPANY: |
KFTK, RADIO STATION |
| LOCATION: |
ST. LOUIS, MO |
| DESCRIPTION: |
Emmis
Communications, St. Louis is looking for qualified candidates to intern
at 97 -1 FM Talk, KFTK-FM. If you are an outgoing, friendly person, who knows how to balance hard work with having fun then this opportunity is for you. 97 -1 FM TALK is looking for interns to work in its promotions department. Become a member of the 97 -1 FM TALK promotional team and gain valuable experience in radio promotions. Responsibilities include promoting station/clients at different events, executing station remotes, in-office tasks, and interacting with station listeners. Interning for our station doesn't mean filing papers in an office all day long. You'll be out on the street meeting listeners, learning the ins and outs of how our promotions department runs. Interns will also have opportunity to learn about on-air promotional duties and other aspects of how 97 -1 FM TALK operates. So if you have an interest in radio promotions or a similar field, we want to hear from you! Interns must agree to a personal background check. Internships are unpaid and must be for college credit. Applicants must be available to work some nights and most weekends. Previous radio experience is not required in order to be considered. |
|
CONTACT:
|
Submit
your resume and cover letter to.........NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE! EMMIS COMMUNICATIONS Karen Dotson 800 St. Louis Union Station The Powerhouse Building Suite 100 St. Louis, MO 63103 Questions/Resumes can also be sent to Kkelly@stl.emmis.com. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE! EMMIS Communications is an EOE. It is our policy to provide equal opportunities to all qualified individuals without regard their race, color, religion, national origin, or sex in all personnel actions. |
| JOB TITLE: |
(2) INTERNS |
| COMPANY: |
OFFICE OF
COUNCILMAN HUIZAR, DISTRICT 14 |
| LOCATION: |
LOS ANGELES, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
I'm looking to bring on board 2 interns to work alongside me to learn the ropes in the world of media relations and politics. Could turn into a entry level position in the future. |
|
CONTACT:
|
Send your resume via email to: EMAIL: Angelica.Urquijo@lacity.org
Angelica Urquijo Director of Communications
Office of Councilman Huizar
|
| JOB TITLE: |
PART TIME INTERNS |
| COMPANY: |
K-EARTH 101 |
| LOCATION: |
LOS ANGELES, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
The Legendary Radio
Station, K-EARTH 101 has
openings for part time interns. Must be 18 years of age. Maximum 20
hours per week. Enrolled in a local college or university program for
the specific purpose of gaining college credits towards a degree.
Ability to commute at specified times to the radio station. Have a
positive, professional attitude. Assist in every aspect of the sales and Human Resources. |
|
CONTACT:
|
NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE! Interested applicants should send resumes to: Chrissy Hamilton K-EARTH 101 5670 Wilshire Blvd. #200 Los Angeles, CA 90035 Email:chamilton@kearth101.com |
| JOB TITLE: |
MARKETING INTERNSHIP |
| COMPANY: |
FANSCAPE INTERNSHIP PROGRAM |
| LOCATION: |
LOS ANGELES, CA |
| DESCRIPTION |
Fanscape is the premiere entertainment
marketing agency in
the land. We work with music artists like Taking Back Sunday, Franz
Ferdinand,
Ashlee Simpson, 311, Fall Out Boy, The Honorary Title and (much)
more. We have
worked on films such at Wedding Crashers, Old School, and Donnie
Darko. We
have marketed tours, including the Warped Tour, Taste of Chaos, and the
Take
Action Tour. We work with other major clients like MTV, Fuse,
MySpace,
PureVolume, and MANY MORE!
Online Marketing – As a marketing intern, you learn how to launch and manage an effective online marketing campaign, conduct and analyze useful marketing research, and work with record labels to develop artists on a grass-roots level. You will research, compile and present the preliminary demographic data used as the foundation of marketing campaigns. Most research takes place via message boards, chat rooms, blogs, and website communities. Account managers will help hone and develop your “marketing eye” by tutoring you and eventually delegating responsibility on creative design projects. You will also assist with the creation of the final “Wrap” reports and provide feedback and suggestions for campaigns. Business Development – This internship is a great opportunity for students who are seriously interested in working in the online marketing industry and also interested in the development of campaigns and the business itself. Gain experience writing business proposals, pitching promotional ideas, and conducting consumer research. Improve your knowledge of marketing by participating in meetings, writing proposals, creating mock contest and web sites, and doing online research. Learn more about what it is like to work with major clients in the entertainment, gaming, cellular, and lifestyle industry. You will be part of the entire creative process of a marketing campaign from acquiring a major campaign, to conducting the campaign, to completing the final campaign report. You’ll be surrounded by some of the best in the entertainment and marketing industry. Knowledge of Photoshop and PowerPoint is necessary. Executive – You will work closely with Fanscape’s Industry Veterans and executive staff. This is the ideal internship for Business majors looking to understand the in’s and out’s of running a successful company. You are encouraged to design this internship to cater to your specific interests and needs. Past Executive interns have had emphases in Accounting, Business Development, and Design. Interested in getting firsthand exposure to clients, potential clients, and the future of the company? This is the internship for you! Online Promotions – The Online Promotions Department is responsible for developing online contests to promote artists and branding clients, build new partner relationships with top websites, work closely with music labels and their artists, implement online contests and sweepstakes, and create in-depth reporting and analyses. You will work closely with the Online Promotions team and support them primarily with the implementation and reporting phases. We will help you develop valuable professional skills, and you will also be exposed to the pitching and partnership development processes. Also, your feedback regarding what sites you like will be highly valued. Requirements
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If
you meet the requirements, please submit your resume as an
attachment to intern@fanscape.com. Check out www.fanscape.biz and www.fanscape.com for more information and a complete list of our clients. Contact information (name, address, telephone, fax and e-mail) Chris Corces, |
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INTERNSHIPS-INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL RESEARCH & JOURNALIMS |
| COMPANY: |
ASIA ECONOMIC
INSTITUTE |
| DESCRIPTION: |
INTERNSHIPS
– International Financial Research
and Journalism: International Web-based financial publication for the Financial Market, Economic and Global Business Industry has openings for internships for students who would like to be participating in research concerning issues throughout Asia in, but not limited to the following topics: 1) Communications Research 2) Econ and Business Universities 3) Business Media 4) International Relations and Foreign Economic Policy Information: *This is an unpaid internship for school credit credits/units only (though exceptions will be made for highly skilled candidates) *We are also looking for stable long-term employees – an internship is a great way to get your foot in the door. Requirements *Candidates must be technology savvy – we are a web-based publication *Senior undergraduates, alumni, and grad-students Only *Commitment to internship should be top priority *Intern must be able to commit at least 3 days a week, with a minimum of 3 hours per scheduled day We offer ongoing start-dates, but require semester-long commitment. Serious Inquiries Only Please! |
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CONTACT:
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Please send resume and salary history to paul@asiaeconomicinstitute.org OR share this with a friend. |
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INTERN |
| COMPANY: |
CLEAR CHANNEL
INTEGRATED MARKETING |
| LOCATION: |
BURBANK, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
The Clear Channel
L.A. Integrated Marketing Division is currently seeking very motivated
young people with strong technical and creative skills and the very
motivated young people with strong technical and creative skills and
the desire to gain hands-on experience in a dedicated environment.
These individuals will have the opportunity to be part of a fast-paced,
energetic division, dedicated to serving the 8 Clear Channel L.A. radio
entities' websites and other forms of new media. Interns can expect to
work a between 10-20 hours/week. Flexible hours based on class
schedule.
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CONTACT:
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Please send resume
and cover letter including dates of availability and academic term to: B.J. DAHL 3400 W Olive Ave Ste 550 Burbank, CA 91505 Fax: 818-729-2509 Email: BJDAHL@clearchannel.com |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNS (PT) |
| COMPANY: |
K-EARTH 101 |
| LOCATION: |
LOS ANGELES, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
The Legendary Radio
Station, K-EARTH 101 has
openings for part time interns. Must be 18 years of age. Maximum 20
hours per week. Enrolled in a local college or university program for
the specific purpose of gaining college credits towards a degree.
Ability to commute at specified times to the radio station. Have a
positive, professional attitude. Assist in every aspect of the marketing and promotion department. |
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CONTACT:
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Interested
applicants should send resume to: Trevis Bird Promotion Coordinator 5670 Wilshire Blvd. #200 Los Angeles, CA 90035 Email: tbird@kearth101.com |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNS |
| COMPANY: |
KSEE TV, NBC |
| LOCATION: |
FRESNO, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
KSEE TV, NBC
affiliate station offers an Internship Program for students interested
in gaining exposure and experience to the Broadcasting Industry.
Internships are active throughout the year, offered during Spring
(Jan-May), Summer (June-Aug.) and Fall (Sept-Dec.) Internships are
offered to Junior and Senior Students. All internships are unpaid and
students must earn college credits by enrolling in an internship
class. OPEN |
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CONTACT:
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NO PHONE CALLS
PLEASE Send resume with cover letter to: Attn. Human Resources Dept. KSEE, Inc. 5035 E. McKinley Ave., Fresno, CA 937271964. |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNSHIP PROGRAM |
| COMPANY: |
WQAD-TV |
| DESCRIPTION: |
Station
Commitment To Interns WQAD-TV is offering internships, which provide step-by-step exposure to some of the most important aspects of the television industry. Experiences in these areas will help the intern to broaden his/her horizons and crystallize career goals while gaining a basic understanding of the station’s operations. The intern will, whenever possible, perform duties in a “live” situation. That is, interns will learn by doing under the supervision of the person responsible for overseeing his/her work. The Internship is for academic credit only. Students are responsible for their own living expenses. The intern’s schedule can vary from 15-40 hours per week. Their supervisor will be responsible for filling out the paperwork required by the student’s school. Internship Opportunities Photographer contact: Andy McKay andy.mackay@wqad.com Learn to operate DVC Pro Cameras Learn to operate non-linear DV edit Systems Shoot video of news events that will air on our newscasts Edit video that the intern has shot to air on our newscasts Work with reporters covering local news events Learn the operating procedures of a newsroom and how the photographer interacts with reporters, producers & directors Internet Content contact: Michael Gorman michael.gorman@wqad.com Basic graphic editing Basic video editing How to best use graphic, text, and video to convey stories via the Internet. How to handle breaking news at its earliest instances. How to work with a TV newsroom in covering local news Accounting contact: Chris Russell chris.russell@wqad.com Post journal entries Process cash receipts Invoicing Perform credit management functions Analyze expenses Run financial statements Budget or Forecast Perform reconciliations of the balance sheet accounts Capitalize and depreciate assets Creative Services contact: Lori Evans lori.evans@wqad.com Copy writing for Commercial clients and News promotion How to use a Panasonic DVCPro camera/recorder How to use Photoshop and Aftereffects to create and build graphics and animations Avid Media Composer editing Work with Traffic department in scheduling promotional spots Marketing contact: Tonya Terrell tonya.terrell@wqad.com Assist in the coordination and presentation of marketing research Work with local and national sales staff to meet revenue goals, develop sales promotions and marketing pieces Assist in the planning and implementation of strategic goals Assist in the development of opportunities for advertisers that require added value or categories that are under performing Production Assistant contact: Bruce Apa bruce.apa@wqad.com Running studio camera for a live broadcast Running teleprompter for a live broadcast Basic studio setup, lighting and staging Newsroom and control room preparation and organization for newscasts Sales contact: John Pauley john.pauley@wqad.com The emotional ups and downs of the sales profession. How sales works with clients to solve their individual problems. How sales works within the station to get the clients message on the air. What is a CPP, TRP, DMA, CPM what does it all mean?, Engineering contact: Rick Serre rick.serre@wqad.com TV Station Operation - printed log to on-air programs Operation of server based content delivery systems Operation of automation control systems Operation of audio console for live programming such as newscasts Operation of satellite delivery systems for programming and commercial spots Producer/Reporter contact: Kamy Dearborn kamy.Dearborn@wqad.com How to put together a television newscast. Write and edit stories Cover breaking news events Write and publish stories on wqad.com |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNSHIP |
| COMPANY: |
MEDIA MATTERS FOR
AMERICA |
| LOCATION: |
WASHINGTON, D.C. |
| DESCRIPTION: |
Media Matters for America is a Web-based,
not-for-profit
progressive research and information center dedicated to
comprehensively
monitoring, analyzing, and correcting conservative misinformation in
the media
— every day, in real time. We are looking for paid interns to work in
our
Washington, D.C., office who believe in progressive
causes and can assist in the following departments:
Communications — Responsibilities: Working with the communications department and staff to monitor press coverage, draft news releases, conduct online research, compile press lists, pitching the media and managing events. Interns may also be asked to assist with administrative duties. Research/Writing — Responsibilities: Providing support to Media Matters' research and writing staff with transcribing radio and television programs and monitoring television, print, Internet, and radio outlets. Opportunity to write bylined items depending on experience. Applicants should familiarize themselves with the website and might be asked to research and write an item for further consideration of their candicacy. Editorial — Responsibilities: Working with editorial staff to do proofreading, fact-checking, and some writing. Opportunity to write bylined items depending on experience. Must have copy-editing experience. Executive Administration and Operations — Responsibilities: Assisting with scheduling, data entry, donor research/file maintenance, and correspondence with visitors to website. Opportunity to contribute to outreach/activism projects. Technology and Online Community — Responsibilities: Assisting with the production of website text and multimedia content; monitoring the Internet for outreach or syndication opportunities; assisting in handling online discussion forums and email feedback. Interns will receive hands-on training while working directly with staff. All interns must have an interest in current political issues as well as media criticism. Strong writing and communication skills a must. All internships are paid. Job qualifications Applicants must be hard-working, enthusiastic, resourceful, detail-oriented, demonstrate an ability to work on deadline and thrive under pressure, exhibit excellent written/oral communications, and have the ability to work independently as well as with a team. Applicants must also have completed at least their sophomore year of college. Strong writing skills are mandatory. Prior communications and Internet-based research experience are a big plus. No deadline; open |
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CONTACT:
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To
apply, please first visit our website, www.mediamatters.org.
(1) Send a resumé, a cover letter explaining why you want to work at Media Matters, and a writing sample (preferably on the subject of politics and/or the media) to mm-job-interns@mediamatters.org or fax to (202) 756-4101. (2) On a separate page, please list the total number of hours per week that you are available (if not full-time, please break it down by day and hour). Also, please specify which department you would prefer to work in. Media Matters for America is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Human Resources, Media Matters for America 1625 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Suite 300 Washington, DC 20036 P: 202.756.4100 F: 202.756.4101 |
| JOB TITLE: |
INTERNSHIP
PROGRAM |
| COMPANY: |
KTLA-TV |
| LOCATION: |
LOS ANGELES, CA |
| DESCRIPTION: |
KTLA, LA's first
television station, offers an exciting
opportunity to apply classroom theories and concepts to real work
situations through the KTLA Internship Program. Departments: Interns
may be placed in the following areas: News; Creative Services;
Graphics; Sales/Marketing; Sports; Community Affairs; Human Resources;
Broadcast Standards; Interactive (Websites). Requirements: 1. Must be a
student at an accredited college or university. 2. Must receive
academic credit for participation (internships are non-paid). 3.
Must attend a 10-16 hours per week. 4. Must have a minimum GPA
requirement of (2.0) 5. One letter of recommendation from an instructor
Deadlines to apply for Internship: *Fall Term - July 15th *Spring
Term - *December 15th *Summer Term - April 15th. DEADLINE: ON GOING |
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CONTACT:
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All applications
must be submitted online at: http://ktla.trb.com/
ATTN: KTLA HUMAN RESOURCES, 5800 SUNSET BLVD. LOS ANGELES, CA 90028, EEO |
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FELLOWSHIPS |
RADIO |
PRINT |
TECHNICAL & OTHER |
TELEVISION |
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