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Hudson Valley Magazine Seeks Remote Editorial Interns for Spring & Summer– Apply Today!
Writing front-of-book and department articles for the magazine and website Today Media Inc, publishers of Hudson Valley Magazine and The Valley Table, is looking for Editorial Interns for a part-time position. While internships usually take place at our Fishkill office, at this time the position is remote. The internship is an opportunity to see how a print magazine is put together. Students will learn from professionals with years of experience in the industry. This is an unpaid position and the intern must be a student receiving college credit. Continue reading
Communication & Social Media Intern Needed for UUP Faculty Union on Campus
The New Paltz Chapter of United University Professions (UUP, the faculty and staff union), is looking for one or two students to serve as interns. UUP interns typically come from disciplines such as Communication, Journalism, English, Political Science, and Sociology, and can earn 3 credits when registered through an academic department.
UUP interns assist with maintaining social media feeds, updating and maintaining the Chapter website, and assisting with chapter meetings and rallies, all while learning first hand what a union is all about.
If you are interested in this opportunity, send your resume and statement of interest to Chapter President Beth E. Wilson at bwilson@uupmail.org.
REMINDER: Nov. 2 Reading with Author Deborah Copaken on Journalism, Gender and Power Dynamics in the Workplace
Author Deborah Copaken will visit campus to do a reading and book signing at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 2, in the Science Hall Auditorium (SH 181) and Lobby. She will speak about gender and power issues like those addressed in her essay in The Nation: “My So-Called Post Feminist Life in Arts and Letters: Part II. Continue reading
Athletics, Wellness & Rec Program Needs Production, Journalism & Social Media Interns –Apply Today!
The Department of Athletics, Wellness, and Recreation is seeking interns for the Spring ’22 semester to work in the areas of photography, videography, graphic design, journalism, and assistance with social media. The successful candidates will be connected to the professional staff virtually and in person if possible, to cover Wellness and Recreation events, staff spotlights, and capture facility happenings. The intern can expect to work in a professional setting with flexible hours and plenty of room for creativity and stylistic development. An additional emphasis will be placed on assisting with the coordination and design of the campus wide Stress Busters Program. Residence on campus is not required for consideration.
Journalism, PR, Marketing Students: Digital Communication Intern Needed (Remote) For Non-Profit; Self-Starters Need Only Apply
Digital Communications Intern Needed
The Center for the Integration and Advancement of New Americans (CIANA), Communications and Outreach team is looking for Communications Interns who are creative and detail-oriented self-starters. Chosen interns will form a team that possesses a combination of the skills outlined below.
Intern Wanted to Assist Published Author with Social Media and Website
Intern wanted to assist published author with social media and website.
I have a website and Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook author accounts. I need help organizing them and posting on a regular basis. I will work with the intern to find material to post that is relevant and that will publicize my books, especially a new one that is being published October 19, 2021.
If interested, please contact Sheila Isenberg at sheila.isenberg@gmail.com with a cover letter and CV. Thank you.
Hours: TBD according to author needs and intern’s time
Location: Remote.
Journalism and PR Interns Needed for Fall Social Media Position at Ulster BOCES
INTERN OPPORTUNITY WITH ULSTER BOCES COMMUNITY RELATIONS
Internship in school communications office available for a responsible student interested in public relations, journalism, communications, and digital media. The ideal candidate will:
Digital Media, Journalism and Management Interns Needed for the Legislative Gazette; Travel Stipends Offered and Scholarships Available for Underrepresented Students and Full-time Interns
The Legislative Gazette is looking for intern reporters, photographers, video news producers, and media managers for the Fall 2021 and Spring 2022 semester. Several scholarships are available — for students to travel, for underrepresented students, and for those who can enroll full-time in the internship (12 credits) and the deadline is May 15.
Interns will cover state news, and select local and national stories too, for the Gazette’s website and social media network. A team is also needed to plan and produce Gazette Talks, a new podcast that features Legislative Gazette reporters and special guests giving a behind-the-scenes look at how the news is made each week. Continue reading
Special Topics Course for Fall 2021: Gender and Journalism
New for Fall 2021, the DMJ Department is offering a special topics course DMJ393 Gender and Journalism, taught by Prof. Rachel Somerstein.
In the U.S., more men than women report the news in every medium: TV, radio, online, and newspapers.