Have Federal Work Study? Apply to Join Our Editorial Team for Fall 2023

The Digital Media and Journalism and Communication departments are looking for an Editorial Assistant to the Department Advisor. As an editorial assistant you will help with writing and maintaining our blogs, designing newsletters, posters and fliers and posting to social media. You will also help maintain spreadsheets, send emails and announcements and other clerical/administrative work.  Continue reading

Digital Journalism Training Series Offered April 19, May 3 and June 14 from Online News Association

The Online News Association (ONA) is partnering with Microsoft to hold a special training series, from April – June 2022, on a variety of topics designed for new professionals in the digital journalism field.

  • The first session will take place on Tuesday, April 19th at 3:00 p.m. EDT and will touch on The Future of Text-to-Speech in Journalism featuring Microsoft’s Deb Adeogba. Link to the registration page here.
  • The second training will take place on May 3rd at 3:00 p.m. EDT and will focus on Telling a Story with Data “In this session, we’ll start with data from the CDC, and look at what we can learn state-by-state. We’ll analyze the data in the free version of Excel, write and edit a story about it in the free version of Word, post that story to a WordPress blog, and share that content out to Microsoft Start, exposing our story to potentially more than a billion readers.” Link to the registration page here
  • The last session will take place on June 14th and will feature Devna Shukla who will be discussing her broadcast experience with Anderson Cooper,  larger publisher trends and overall media diversity efforts. Link to the registration page here.

Send any questions to Diana López, Program Coordinator at diana@journalists.org. 

Applications are still open for the Thomas Casey Memorial Scholarship for Integrity in Journalism – Journalism Students Please Apply!

Several years ago, I had the privilege of teaching Tom Casey, a wonderful student. After graduation, he started a promising career in journalism. He gained national attention when he bravely resisted pressure to write a story in a way that he thought was ethically wrong and got fired. You can read about it here. Tom died at the age of 26 in a car accident, just before he was to start graduate school. Tom’s parents, a school custodian and a nurse, decided to establish a scholarship for journalism students to honor Tom’s memory. I worked closely with the Caseys, who are beautiful and generous human beings, on making this opportunity a reality.

– A note from Prof. Lisa Phillips

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Music Management at Mezz Entertainment Internship Opportunities

If you are interested in the music industry and gaining hands-on experience in client management, Mezz Entertainment’s internship in Artist Management and Promotion is a great opportunity for you. Through our internship program, students will gain hands-on experience managing and promoting clients for interviews, shows, and press. Interns will work remotely for the duration of the internship with three weekly teleconference meetings as well as daily communication.

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Millennium Alliance Summer Internship Opportunity!

Are you someone who wants to produce, shoot, and/or edit videos in your career? Are you studying video and/or audio production? As a Video Production Intern at Millennium Alliance, you’ll have the opportunity to learn best practices for creating video content, learn video production structure and timelines, and implement strategies to optimize content for the business. This role is virtual and reports to Conor Tuohy, Head of Digital Media Production and is exclusively for your internship credits required to graduate.  Continue reading

Spring 2022 Equipment Sign Out Schedule is Here

Spring 2022 Equipment Borrowing Sign In And Out is from 10:30am – 4:00pm and 4:30 pm – 6:00pm Monday – Friday. 

Equipment Borrowing Begins Monday, February  7th, 2022, and concludes on Friday, May 6th , 2022 All Equipment Borrowed Must Be Returned at the  Designated Time and Day  

Sign In and Sign Out is by Reservation Only **There is a late fee system in effect as of January 2021.The fee for late  items is $2 per day per item. Students may be fined up to $800 for  lost/damaged equipment. You will not be able to register for classes, get  transcripts, or receive your grades until the fine is paid.**  Continue reading