Want to start a career in political public affairs? SKDKnickerbocker, the Holmes Report 2019 Public Affairs Agency of the Year, is looking for interns to join its New York and Albany teams remotely as paid interns for Fall 2020. Interns work on a wide range of fast-paced corporate, non-profit, and issue advocacy clients. Ideal candidates are driven self-starters with the ability to grasp complex subject matter quickly and work well within teams.
Requirements include: Continue reading
Are you highly self-motivated? Love learning and teaching digital skills? A remote internship with the campus DASH Lab may be right for you. To apply, send resume and statement of interest to dashlab@newpaltz.edu.
As with ANY internship for credit, you must have ALREADY been certified eligible to earn internship credits through our dept to qualify. Registration for internship credits is done through the DMJ internship program and the deadline for fall is Aug. 24.
Tipsy Social, a small PR/marketing firm out of Fishkill, NY, has two internship opportunities. Scroll down for more:
A social media intern will help establish a positive online presence for each partner by integrating brand messaging in a compelling and valuable way. The ideal candidate is a creative and tech-savvy individual with a deep understanding of social media, content development, and marketing. Our social media intern will be responsible for a variety of projects including general administrative duties, creative copywriting, photo researching, scouting and assisting with content creation and social media strategy. Continue reading
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Evan Atlas, evanatlas.com, seeks an intern for Summer or Fall 2020. The purpose of this internship is to immerse the student in the early development of a political campaign.
At this stage, the intern would assist Atlas as a potential candidate for public office in New York State by performing some or all of the following tasks: Continue reading
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The Little Rebellion is continuing their publishing during this time. They are committed to not only keeping readers informed on the coronavirus, but also to giving their readers a break from the news and publishing student-submitted content. They are here to give students a voice in this uncertain time, and are open to submissions of all kinds.
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Is the College offering any additional Pass/Fail options for the spring 2020 semester?
Yes. The College will allow students to opt in to a special Pass (P) grade option for spring 2020 courses. Continue reading
anWant to declare or change a major or minor within the Digital Media & Journalism Department or the Department of Communication?
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