The DMJ Department welcomes Pete Madden, an investigative producer for ABC News, as Visiting Professor. Madden is teaching a special topics course, DMJ393-01 Investigative Reporting Lab, thanks to the sponsorship of the Ottaway Foundation endowment.
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Attention Seniors! Check out this Paid Journalism Internship with The Daily Catch
Based in Red Hook, The Catch is an independent, non-profit online paper that covers Red Hook and Rhinebeck news. In the fall of 2023, a one-year paid internship will be offered to a college senior, funded by the DJ McManus Family Foundation. They are looking for a curious and passionate journalist, a facile writer, and someone who loves to talk to people and write their stories. No prior journalism experience is necessary.
The Department of City Planning (DCP) is Excited to Announce the 2023 Paid Summer Internship Program!
DCP’s Summer Internship Program aims to introduce its mission to both undergraduate and graduate interns and strives to integrate interns into the agency’s work program by fostering on-the-job training and career exploration. Their program includes orientation, presentations from subject matter experts and site visits to exciting projects across the five boroughs.
Program Duration: 8-10 Weeks beginning on June 5th, 2023
Civil Service Title: Summer College Intern
Hourly Rate: $17.50
Shift: Maximum of 34 hours per week
Job ID: 572138
Application Deadline: Friday, March 10th, 2023
The BEA Awards Digital Media Production Students the Award of Excellence for Short Film
Congratulations to Digital Media Production majors Allison McIntyre, Alex Bologna, Angelica James, and Danielle Hoffman-Caguit. Their short documentary film, Farm to Community: The Abundance Farms Story, is being honored with a Broadcast Education Association Award of Excellence in the student documentary category. The BEA is “the premier international academic media organization, driving insights, excellence in media production, and career advancement for educators, students, and professionals.”
Find Out More About the SUNY Global Engagement Program in NYC
The SUNY Global Engagement Program in NYC information session is this Thursday, February 23 at 4:00PM. This program is open to all students from all majors with interest in global affairs!
Camp Sprout Lake in Verbank, NY is seeking a videographer for this summer!
Camp Sprout Lake is looking for a creative, energetic, and talented person to capture the magic of summer 2023 as their videographer. Camp Sprout Lake is a residential, summer camp located in Verbank, NY, just over an hour north of NYC. In the past, this position has been offered as a paid internship!
The New York Times is Seeking a Paid Editorial Intern!
Wirecutter is seeking an inventive and motivated intern to join their editorial team. In this role, you will learn the ins and outs of their growing, thriving editorial organization and collaborate with different teams to understand and participate in the process.
HUDSY is Now Accepting Applications for Paid Apprenticeship
As of February 1st, applications for the 2023 HUDSY Apprenticeship are open. The application deadline is February 28th.
Paid Summer Internships Available with the New York Press Association
The New York Press Association Foundation is sponsoring a paid summer internship at this newspaper for a qualified journalism student.
Any student currently enrolled in a recognized journalism program is eligible to compete for an internship with a net $2,600 stipend provided by NYPA. Applicants must attend college during the 2023-2024 academic year.
Don’t delay! The application deadline is March 1st, 2023!
Application forms are available online at www.nynewspapers.com, click on NYPA, then Internships.
The Times Union is Now Hiring Paid Interns for Summer 2023
The Times Union is now hiring interns for summer 2023. If you have questions, please contact editor in chief Casey Seiler at cseiler@timesunion.com.
The Times Union is the leading news organization in New York’s Capital Region and is widely respected for its focus on local news and watchdog reporting, particularly on state government and politics. They’ve won numerous state and national awards for their work and in 2022 were named a Newspaper of Distinction by the Journalists Association of New York.
Interns are paid and treated as regular newsroom staff members, learning on the job and helping to produce the Capital Region’s best news coverage.
The internship lasts eight weeks; specific start and end dates are somewhat flexible. They offer internships in reporting — news, sports, business and/or features — and audience engagement. Interns will be assigned an editor, will participate in team meetings and may join training sessions on topical subjects. When applying, please note which position you’re interested in.
Interns are expected to be located in the Capital Region or Hudson Valley for the duration of the internship and must be able to drive to assignments. They reimburse mileage. The newsroom works in a hybrid environment, so staff can either work from home or in the office space.
Interns must be enrolled in a degree-granting program at an accredited college or university, or have graduated within the past year, at time of application.
Preferred qualifications:
- Students enrolled in a journalism concentration.
- Experience working at a college publication, either print or online.
- A previous internship or freelance experience at a daily newspaper or professional news website.
The application deadline for the summer 2023 internship is Feb. 10. Applicants will be notified of the internship committee’s decision by no later than Feb. 24.
Interns are paid $15 an hour and will work 37.5 hours a week. The internship is eight weeks; start and end dates can be flexible. Interns must be based in the Capital Region or Hudson Valley or be able to move to the region for the internship. Interns cannot freelance or work at other publications during the internship unless approved by a supervisor.
To apply, submit a cover letter, resume and three references through our form.
Reporting candidates should include links to or PDF copies of five published work samples. Audience candidates also may attach work samples. Please include any good work you’ve done — even if it doesn’t fit the “traditional” mold.
When writing your cover letter, think about:
- Why you wish to intern for the Times Union.
- What you are interested in doing during your internship.
- Your goals and expectations for the internship.
- What makes you the best candidate.
- The dates you are available.
Selection will be based on portfolio, experience (college and professional), cover letter and references. Finalists will be interviewed.
The Times Union is committed to growing and retaining a more diverse workforce that better reflects the communities we serve. We strongly encourage all people of working age who are traditionally underrepresented in the media to apply, including women, people of color, applicants with disabilities, those from the LGBTQ+ community and veterans.