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Author Archives: Nancy Heiz
Want to Earn Internship Credits? Follow These Steps Now
Below are our four steps to getting certified eligible to do an internship. If you plan to intern for credit (required for all DMJ majors), you must follow all these steps. The first step should be completed as soon as you meet the requirements below. If you are a sophomore, you are likely eligible to complete the first step.
Fall 2022 Advising Memo to Students — Please Read About Important Dates, etc.
Welcome to the Fall semester!
Just a quick note with some important dates and advising tips.
First, September 4th is the LAST DAY to add or drop a course to your schedule without an electronic permission of instructor (and a late fee). September 11th is the last day to add/drop a course but you will need electronic permission from the instructor and $20 course change fee. Instructors generally will NOT add students after the first week of classes, so it’s wise to check your Fall class schedule NOW and make any adjustments as soon as possible. Continue reading
Firelight Media and Firelight Films Seeks REMOTE Interns for Fall 2022, Spring 2023 and Every Semester in Production, Communication, Development and Operations
Firelight is two separate organizations with one mission: to support communities of color in front of and behind the camera. We seek interns in several departments: Production, Communication, Operations, Development. https://www.firelightmedia.tv/
Internship Program
It is Firelight’s mission to mentor our interns and give them the skills and experience to be the next generation of film, media, and arts administration professionals. Our internship program will give dedicated and driven participants the opportunity to assist our Firelight Media and Firelight Films teams with a variety of projects depending on their area of interest. Opportunities include the production and development of documentary film projects; graphic design and social video production; fundraising and arts administration, and more.
Denizen Theatre Seeks Fall 2022 Interns for Video/Photo and Marketing/PR
The Denizen Theatre has two productions this Fall that will run in Sept/Oct and Nov/Dec, and officials are interested in meeting with any potential interns this week. Specifically they are looking for anyone interested in marketing/pr, photo/video, and technical theatre.
Red Hook Daily Catch Seeks Editorial Interns for Fall; Reporters Must Have a Car
The Red Hook Daily Catch, a new local publication, is interested in hiring journalism interns from our department to do in-person reporting in the Red Hook area, which is just 40 minutes from New Paltz. This is an excellent opportunity for our students–it’s not far away, and it’s paid.
Rosendale Theatre Seeks Fall 2022 Interns to Create & Videos, Help with Stage Tech and Engage on Social Media
The Rosendale Theatre is offering internship positions this fall to help promote this community organization, which includes museum/gallery, theatre as well as event space. Ideal candidates will be able to work at the Main Street, Rosendale location and have skills in video editing, social media video and writing, teamwork, communication, and a willingness to pitch in.
Chronogram Media Offers Fall Editorial Internships for Students Able to Work 2 Days Per Week
Chronogram Media is seeking editorial interns for 2 days per week (6 credits) for Fall 2022. Read below for details.
For our internship, we require at least 2 days (16 hours) a week of work. The internship can be a mix of onsite at our Kingston and remote. The internship is unsalaried.
Digital Media Production Summer Intern Needed at Notice Pictures
Notice Pictures is seeking a digital media production intern for the summer 2022 session (and possibly others for Fall 2022).
Please send resume, cover letter and samples of your work to Serena Acquisto, Production Coordinator, 845-803-1366 serena@noticepictures.com
Consider Taking the Ottaway Seminar in Fall, Taught by Award-Winning Journalist Sarah Carr
The Ottaway Seminar this fall is tentatively titled “The Kids’ Story: Telling Stories of American Inequity Through the Lens of Youth.” The professor is Sarah Carr, a contributing editor at the Hechinger Report, former investigative editor at the Boston Globe (focusing on education and equity), and author of Hope Against Hope, for which she embedded in schools in New Orleans to tell the story of students’ and teachers’ experiences after Hurricane Katrina. Continue reading