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Home » Internships If you would like to post an internship to the website, please contact Brian Mehler at bpm38@georgetown.edu. Please provide the internship deadline. The New Yorker
Company: The New Yorker Description: Email cover letter, resume, writing samples (published journalism or academic papers), and a short critique of a recent politics article from The New Yorker to tnyintern@gmail.com.
College Magazine Team
College Magazine seeks writers for the Spring 2010 semester!
Change Up Magazine
ChangeUpMag.com is a Budget Lifestyle and Culture Online Magazine showing young adults where to go and how to live without breaking the bank in Baltimore, New York City, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C. Our mission is to find the most affordable locations, events and local culture in each city without sacrificing quality. Finding a balance between work and pleasure can be difficult, but it doesn’t have to be expensive! We are writing to you in hopes to find college students who are interested in interning for our company throughout both the Fall and Spring semesters. Students would be joining our team of 25+ writers throughout the east coast to research, visit, review, write and contribute to our online magazine. Below is a list of our categories that our current writers use as a guide. All articles/reviews should be short and informative, about 300-600 words. Our goal is to offer a comprehensive list of the best affordable bars, restaurants, and music venues in each market (Philly, DC, NYC, Baltimore), as well as up-and-coming bands and budget living tips/culture. We welcome article ideas and creative freedom so students will have the opportunity to work with our managing editor if they have any leads for articles/development. The focus of the website is budget lifestyle and culture, and that includes everything from cheap watering holes to budget recipes. Main categories: City Sub-Categories: Let us know who is interested in working with us. We look forward to working with you and your students. Please feel free to e-mail us with any questions or concerns. Best, Andrew Schuster Jackie Cular
The New Republic REPORTER-RESEARCHER
The New Republic (TNR) is looking for reporter-researchers for its 2010-2011 program. Job duties include reporting, researching, writing, and fact-checking for TNR's print version and TNR Online; formatting articles and blog posts for the Web; and performing occasional clerical tasks. Reporter-researchers work closely with writers and editors, and they have an open invitation to pitch magazine or Web articles. Most reporter-researchers finish their program with a substantial portfolio of clips and have gone on to work almost everywhere in journalism--including TNR itself. Political journalism experience is preferred (but not imperative); fluency with LexisNexis and other search techniques, a willingness to put in long nights fact-checking, and a sense of humor are mandatory. The yearlong job will begin in summer 2010 and will include a stipend. Please e-mail the following items to Seyward Darby at job [at] tnr [dot] com, with the subject line "(Your Name) RR Application 2010":
1. A cover letter. No phone calls and no snail mail (undue phone calling is especially unwelcome). We don’t have time to let you all know that we received your applications, so please don’t expect confirmation. The deadline is February 12, 2010, but do not submit applications before January 1.
The Daily Caller The Daily Caller is a 24-hour online news operation headquartered in Washington and edited by Tucker Carlson of Fox News. More demanding than a conventional internship, this is a great opportunity for energetic students to experience journalism and learn about government. Interns will interact with prominent figures as they help update and run a major media site. Tucker Carlson, Editor in Chief of The Daily Caller, has nearly 20 years of experience in journalism including associations with CNN, NBC, Readers Digest, Esquire, the Weekly Standard and New York Times magazine. He has worked with virtually every major conservative publication in America and is recruiting an unparalleled team of prominent contributors. Neil Patel, Publisher of The Daily Caller, has served in various senior positions in the US Government including most recently as chief policy advisor to Vice President Dick Cheney.
Moment Magazine Location: Washington, DC Work Schedule: Part-Time Description: Moment, a magazine of Jewish culture, politics and religion, is looking for editorial interns in its Washington, DC, office. The magazine, which was founded by Nobel laureate Elie Wiesel, has a readership of 100,000. Our interns are involved in many aspects of magazine production, from fact-checking and researching articles to pitching stories. They help answer the phones and perform photo research. Moment interns are also regular contributors to inthemoment, the magazine's blog. Our magazine covers the diversity within the Jewish world. In past issues, we've profiled Google co-founder Sergey Brin, former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, comedian Jon Stewart, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and House Minority Whip Eric Cantor. Everyone from former U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan to journalist Thomas Friedman has been interviewed for the magazine. To learn more about our publication, please visit http://momentmag.com/
Social Media Positions at TNR The magazine is currently looking for two college students or recent graduates who are web savvy and interested in helping TNR increase its reach on the web. Internships are unpaid but offer substantial experience in both the production and marketing of a daily online publication. Interns must be able to work in our Washington DC office, and a full-time commitment is preferred. Responsibilities include:
Candidates should have a Facebook page. And a Twitter account. And should generally take great interest in the question of how to keep pace in our rapidly changing media environment. If you’re interested, please e-mail a cover letter and résumé to Rebecca Grossman-Cohen and Greg Veis.
Interns for CQ Researcher and CQ Global Researcher Interns are needed this Summer and Fall at The CQ Researcher and CQ Global Researcher, two award-winning publications from CQ Press (a division of Sage Publications). This is a rare opporunity for top students to do hands-on work in every aspect of weekly journalism, working side by side with experienced writers and editors on a wide range of domestic and international topics. Work includes proofing, writing, researching, photo selection, attending story conferences; minimal admin duties. The for-credit internship is 15-20-hour per week, unpaid. Office is at 2300 N St. NW. Please send cover letter and resume to: Thomas J. Colin, managing editor, tcolin@cqpress.com.
Posted 5/19/2009
COLLEGE MAGAZINE CONTRIBUTING WRITER
Posted 5/11/2009
COLLEGE MAGAZINE EDITOR & EDITORIAL INTERN POSITION
Are you interested in magazine editing? College Magazine is looking for an undergraduate student pursing a degree in English, Journalism or Communication for an editorial internship position this summer and fall, starting May 26th.
Posted 5/11/2009
Smithsonian Magazine seeks Intern
A six-month, full-time, paid, writing internship is available at Smithsonian magazine in Washington, D.C., beginning July 2009. The job involves writing, blogging and producing multimedia for the magazine's Web site and writing for the print magazine's "Around the Mall" department. Candidates should have a proven aptitude for writing and Web-journalism skills. A recent undergraduate or graduate degree is a must. Please send a cover letter, resume, contact information for 3 references, and 3-5 clips to Megan Gambino, Attn: Intern Application, Smithsonian Magazine, Capital Gallery, Suite 6001, MRC 513, PO Box 37012, Washington, DC 20013-7012. If sending by FedEx, UPS or other courier, please send to Megan Gambino, Smithsonian Magazine, Capital Gallery, 600 Maryland Avenue SW, Suite 6001, Washington, DC 20024. Deadline is May 8. EEO.
Posted 4/27/2009 The Women’s Media Center seeks Intern
Join the Women’s Media Center in making women visible and powerful in the media! The WMC seeks skilled interns with a commitment to our mission and progressive women’s issues to assist in our programs. Ideal candidates will be familiar with Microsoft Office and have excellent written, interpersonal, and organizational skills, while possessing the ability to manage multiple tasks to meet deadlines. A demonstrated commitment to team work is essential. Reliability and punctuality are a must and an ability to be both a self-starter and a team member. Familiarity with Democracy in Action (DIA) is a plus.
Apply now! There are three types of internships offered at the WMC: Fundraising and Development Intern Media Intern
Posted 4/27/2009
The Child Welfare League of America
The Child Welfare League of America, a nonprofit organization in Crystal City, is looking for a communications/journalism intern for its publications department. The intern would assist with our magazine (Children's Voice), academic journal (Child Welfare) and books. In addition to getting hands-on experience across the publications department, the intern will write a 2500-word feature article, to be published in our magazine. This is a great opportunity for students who already have some communications experience but are looking to have a solid writing piece published. Strong writing, editing, and proofreading skills necessary. The ideal candidate will be a junior or senior undergraduate journalism student with an interest in editing. Familiarity with the Chicago Manual of Style or AP Style, and knowledge of APA style, a plus. The internship is unpaid, with a flexible work schedule. We are looking for a summer intern, starting in May, but will also accept applications on a rolling basis. To apply, email a resume, cover letter, and one published writing sample to Emily Shenk at eshenk@cwla.org. Posted 4/08/2009
CAPITAL SEMESTER FALL 2009 & SPRING 2010 Georgetown University, Washington, DC Fall 09 Final Deadline – June 1, 2009
**APPLY FOR FALL 09 BY APRIL 24 & BE ENTERED INTO DRAWING TO WIN $200 TOWARD TRAVEL EXPENSES**
Sponsored by The Fund for American Studies in partnership with Georgetown University, Capital Semester combines substantive internships, courses for academic credit, career development activities, site briefings and lectures led by prominent policy experts. This fast-paced, residential program is offered each fall and spring, and provides students from around the world with the opportunities to gain an edge in job placements and graduate school admissions, and experience the excitement of Washington first-hand. Applications for our fall program will be accepted on a rolling basis until the final deadline of June 1, 2009. Students are encouraged to apply by April 24 in order to be entered into a drawing to win $200 toward their travel to Washington, DC for the program.
· Internships – Competitive placements within the fields of public policy, international affairs, economics, government affairs, journalism and the nonprofit sector · Classes – 12 transferable credits from Georgetown University · Housing – Furnished Capitol Hill apartments in the heart of D.C. · Guest Lectures – With Washington’s top policy and industry experts · Site Briefings – At the White House Complex, State Department, U.S. Capitol and Federal Reserve · Leadership & Professional Development – Leadership, mentoring and career building activities · Networking – Interaction with student leaders from around of the world · Scholarships – Generous scholarships are awarded based on merit and financial need
For more information and an online application, please visit our website www.DCinternships.org/CS. Should you have any questions, please contact Haley Heieck, Recruitment and Admissions Assistant at Admissions@tfas.org or 1-800-741-6964.
Posted 4/08/2009 Salescoop
Salescoop is a social e-commerce NYC startup that revolutionizes the way we shop for luxury and lifestyle brands. Our mission is simple: better deals, together. Together, we aim to save our members time and money for products that matter - by harnessing the power of group buying online. Salescoop aims to usher in a new paradigm of commerce by reshaping the conventional supplier-buyer structure - placing greater purchasing power in your hands. For more information, visit www.thesalescoop.com or The Hoya's coverage of the company at http://www.thehoya.com/node/18071.
Salescoop Online Community Manager Part-Time, Unpaid Internship: 10-15 hours/week Local (NY-based) applicants are strongly preferred; however, exceptional candidates may be considered for a remote internship. At Salescoop, we believe in the power of the social web - connecting consumers towards the cooperative goal of "better deals, together." Our mission resonates with today's value-conscious consumers - empowering them to achieve significant savings while making shopping online a more social and fun experience. As a Salescoop Online Community Manager, you'll be responsible for unleashing your passion for shopping (and deal-hunting) while leveraging social media to a wider audience via community management and engagement. Sound like a fit for you? Responsibilities Reporting directly to the company's Chief Marketing Officer, you'll be tasked with commanding large community sites while developing/implementing various actionable skills:
Relevant Background/Experience If you live and breathe retail therapy and consider yourself an online maven, we want to hear from you. Here are some other areas that will make you stand out in front of the crowd:
Skills
Education
Are you ready to change the future of shopping? If so, submit your application now at http://www.thesalescoop.com/internships/apply/.
Posted 4/08/2009 Writers Needed for
Seeking motivated writers to immediately contribute to an innovative, nonpartisan, government policy, news, and information service. This is a rare opportunity to get involved with the public launch of a new media company during its early stages. You will gain valuable experience writing, editing, and distilling material as part of a fast-paced, fun, committed editorial team of best-selling authors, government executives, university professors, and business executives. Job Description: Compensation & Time Commitment: Requirements: Government and/or journalism experience are a plus. The successful candidate will be self-motivated, autonomous, and capable of working remotely as the company operates a virtual office.
To Apply::
About the Company:
The long-winded version: OhMyGov! wants better government -- a more creative, more efficient, smarter government! So we set out to do the unthinkable: build a news and information site about government that was both interesting and fun to read. We offer an entertaining mix of "good gov" stories about public sector innovations and advances (yep, imagine that!) and comforting "bad gov" tales of government embarrassments and outrages. In short, we cover anything that makes you say OhMyGov! We have grand ambitions to make a lasting impact on government and some well-laid plans to do it. But we're taking things one step at a time. Building a strong community of people who care about gov is the beginning. If you're reading this, chances are you'd qualify. So we invite you to read along, get our newsletter, tell a friend, and add your two cents to the conversation as an author. The way we see it, we've still got to pay big bucks to government whether we pay attention or not. Might as well keep informed, speak up, and have some fun with it!
Posted 3/18/2009
Communications Department Intern
The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom was created by the International Religious Freedom Act of 1998 to monitor the status of freedom of thought, conscience, and religion or belief abroad, as defined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and related international instruments, and to give independent policy recommendations to the President, Secretary of State, and Congress. The Commission is an equal opportunity employer. The Commission is now accepting internship applications for Summer 2009.
Eligible candidates should have:
Most internships are part-time (15-20 hours) and all are unpaid. Course credit is available. The Commission does not provide housing or pay moving expenses, however, will do provide a transport stipend to cover the costs of transport to and from the Commission. To apply for an internship, please e-mail, fax or mail a resume with references and a cover letter explaining your qualifications and why you would like to intern at the Commission. Please specify for which internship you are applying.
Posted 2/27/2009 Children’s PressLine is looking for Spring and Summer Interns!
What is CPL? As a youth media and leadership program, CPL uses journalism to train young people ages 8-18 to become civically engaged leaders whose articles are published in the mainstream media. Children’s PressLine is the continuation of the Peabody- and Emmy-winning organization Children’s Express, which was founded in 1975. Please visit our website www.cplmedia.org. Primary responsibilities:
The position requires:
The internship will take place at Children’s PressLine Headquarters in Georgetown, 1516 31st Street NW, Washington D.C. 20007, between P and Q Street. This is an unpaid, part-time internship. 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM, Tuesday through Friday. Spring internships will start March 4, 2009 and end May 1, 2009 Summer internships will start May 26, 2009 and end July 31, 2009 Please specify which internship you are applying for. Highly qualified interns hired on for the Spring segment may be eligible for a stipend payment if they are rehired for the Summer internship. Send cover letter, resume, and three references to rallswashington@aol.com.
Posted 2/25/2009
Newsroom Internships Roll Call offers unpaid full- and part-time newsroom internships throughout the year. Interns primarily serve as writers, but also pitch in with research, fact-checking and minimal clerical duties. Some previous reporting experience is preferred but not necessary. Please send a cover letter, résumé and clips to Deputy Managing Editor Amy Carlile by mail or e-mail ( avc@rollcall.com). Deadline for internships is Nov. 15 for the winter/spring semester, April 1 for summer and July 31 for fall.
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