The main NIH campus is in Bethesda, Maryland, just a few miles outside of Washington, DC. The hourly rate starts at $22 and depends on education and experience. The internship lasts at least 3 months.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

You’ll cover cutting-edge research in cell biology, biophysics, genetics, developmental biology, pharmacology, physiology, biological chemistry, bioinformatics and computational biology. Projects include:
-Producing Biomedical Beat , a monthly e-newsletter recapping recent research findings
-Writing short features for Inside Life Science
-Profiling scientists, including for Findings
-Working with NIGMS staff to write news releases, fact sheets and online material
-Developing podcasts, videos and other multimedia products
-Creating and repurposing content for a variety of Web sites, including the Institute's Facebook and Twitter pages

QUALIFICATIONS:

Interns should bring a fresh perspective and a willingness to share new ideas and feedback that will help enhance products and advance the company's mission of promoting public understanding and enthusiasm for basic biomedical research.

To qualify, you must have: a college degree (or be a graduating senior), a strong interest in science communications, some writing experience and knowledge of the life sciences. Familiarity with multimedia production is a plus!

APPLY:

For more details, contact NIGMS science writer Emily Carlson at 301-496-7301 or carlsone@nigms.nih.gov.

If you’d like to apply, please e-mail your resume, three writing samples and a letter describing your interest in and goals for this internship to Emily no later than March 5, 2012.

The AP business, news and technology internship programs will resume in June and last 12 weeks. The programs will offer a total of 38 internships, each lasting 12 weeks.

The programs were put on a one-year hold last year as AP reviewed them to make sure they were as economically efficient and effective as possible. Details about how to apply and related information will be posted later this month on AP’s corporate site (below).

For more information, contact the individual listed below or reach out to alumnus Daniel Sewell at DSewell@ap.org

DESCRIPTION:

The internship is full time, from 10 am to 6 pm, five days a week. The Summer 2012 session begins June 5 and ends August 17. There are ten intern positions (nine in New York, including the two web interns, and one in Washington D.C.). There is a $150/week stipend.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

This internship program offers seven editorial internship positions in New York City; these interns' primary responsibilities are fact checking and research. Two additional interns work as web editorial interns. One additional editorial internship position is available in The Nation's Washington D.C. office.

All interns have the opportunity to write for TheNation.com; participate in career seminars with journalists, politicians, and activists; in addition to performing some administrative work.

QUALIFICATIONS:

Applicants must have completed their junior year of college. Each applicant will be evaluated on the basis of his or her cover letter, résumé, recommendations, and writing samples.

APPLY:

Please send a cover letter indicating your interest in The Nation and The Nation Institute and describing your career goals. In addition, include a résumé, two letters of recommendation, and two writing samples. Published clips are preferred, though academic papers and creative writing samples are acceptable (no longer than eight pages, please). Please send your application to:

Kate Murphy
Internship Director
116 East 16th Street, 8th Floor
New York, NY 10003

The deadline to apply is March 1.

The Kitsap Sun in Bremerton, Wash., is accepting resumes for a summer newsroom internship. The candidate should be a junior or senior in college, with other internship experience or a writing/editing position on a school newspaper or website. This is a paid internship.

The dates of the internship are approximately May through August, with flexibility to accommodate class schedules.

RESPONSIBLITIES:

Duties of the internship may include reporting and writing, photography, videography and editing, and using social media, as part of a newsroom staff of 20 which values flexibility, creativity, enthusiasm and a strong work ethic.

APPLY:

Please copy and paste the following link into your browser address bar: http://scripps.contacthr.com/22730788

DECRIPTION:

This BAY NATURE intern opportunity will allow you to delve into the heart of Bay Area nature and conservation news and contribute to the growing content at Baynature.org.

Bay Nature is looking for savvy writers and multimedia producers who know their way around City Hall and can also hit the trails and describe, with just enough flourish, the goings about of a clapper rail or the foliage of a manzanita plant.

APPLY:

The deadline to apply is February 15. For additional information, including details on how to apply, see: http://journalism.berkeley.edu/jobs/detail/13212/

Throughout his life, Seifert touched the lives of countless young professionals, challenging them to sharpen their critical faculties and their communication skills. The Founder’s Award seeks to carry on his legacy by offering students an opportunity to work with public relations professionals dedicated to mentoring and professional growth.

DESCRIPTION:

Each year, Fahlgren Mortine selects one college student as the recipient of the Founder’s Award Scholarship/Internship, a premier program for public relations students. This award provides a paid, full-time summer internship and a $2,000 scholarship.

Fahlgren Mortine strives to make this program one of the best in the nation. Interns are introduced to all aspects of public relations, including strategic planning, research, media relations, social media engagement, writing, internal communications, special events and online communications. Interns are exposed to consumer, non-profit and business-to-business accounts in order to provide a well-rounded internship experience. Interns are also involved in team meetings, brainstorming sessions and much more. Fahlgren Mortine seeks to provide interns with the tactical experience that will help them build a meaningful resume and portfolio, in addition to meeting their individual needs and career goals.

Compensation: $12/hour, plus a $2,000 scholarship

RESPONSIBILITIES:

- Conduct new business and client research
- Develop media lists, editorial calendars and media results reports
- Participate in both internal team and client meetings
- Write news releases, website copy, fact sheets, collateral and other materials
- Coordinate collateral projects, including invitations, letterhead and brochures
- Interact with local, trade and national media, when appropriate
- Participate in all-agency collaborative summer project with fellow Fahlgren Mortine interns, and present project recommendations to Fahlgren Mortine senior leadership team

Other Benefits:

- Opportunity to work at one of the Midwest’s leading public relations firms
- Opportunity to work in a broad agency setting with investor relations, advertising, strategic planning, marketing, direct marketing and digital/interactive disciplines
- Opportunity to tailor existing internship program to meet individual needs and interests
? Opportunity to develop proficiencies with leading-edge public relations technology research tools, including Factiva, CisionPoint and BurrellesLuce
- One-on-one mentoring with a designated mentor throughout the course of the internship
- Exposure to a variety of professionals, from entry level to senior leadership
? Ability to cultivate diverse skills through a well-rounded experience by working on consumer, non-profit, business-to-business and technology accounts
- Exposure to a variety of public relations disciplines, including media relations, investor relations, industry analyst relations, strategic research, branding, crisis communications and social media strategy and execution, among others
- Feedback relating to performance, including an agency-intern review both halfway through, and upon completion of the internship

QUALIFICATIONS:

The candidate must be a full-time student currently in his/her sophomore or junior year of college. While preference is given to public relations, communications and journalism majors, all applicants will be considered.

Ideal applicants possess:
- Strong research, organizational and writing skills
- A proven understanding of public relations, social media and online and traditional media, including AP style
- Talent, drive, and the ability to work independently and in team settings.
-Prior internship experience in public relations, communications and journalism also a plus.

APPLY:

Because of the investment made by Fahlgren Mortine, the agency’s Founder’s Award application process requires more than submission of a resume and cover letter. This application is not intended in any way to be intimidating; rather an opportunity for public relations students to display their outstanding creativity and talent.

To apply, students must submit the following materials:

- Cover letter explaining why he/she should be considered for this opportunity
- Complete resume (three copies)
- Completed Founder’s Award application form
- Completed writing and media research assignments
- Two letters of recommendation, including contact information for references
- At least two writing samples (can be published articles, in-class news releases, fact sheets, memos, plans, essays or research papers)

Applicants may be asked to participate in an interview over the phone or in person prior to final selection. Interested applicants should send the requested materials to:

Katie Riehl
Fahlgren Mortine
4030 Easton Station, Suite 300
Columbus, OH 43219

If sent electronically, please note “Founder’s Award 2012 Application” in the subject line. Applications for the 2012 Founder’s Award are due by 11:59 p.m. ET on March 25, 2012. Entries e-mailed or postmarked after the deadline will not be considered.

The competitive Edward Howard Legacy Internship is offered in the Cleveland and Dayton, Ohio offices of Fahlgren Mortine. It is a paid, full-time internship where interns are introduced to all aspects of public relations, including strategic planning, research, media relations, social media engagement, writing, internal communications, special events and online communications.

DESCRIPTION:

Fahlgren Mortine strives to make this program one of the best in the nation. Interns are introduced to all aspects of public relations, including strategic planning, research, media relations, social media engagement, writing, internal communications, special events and online communications. Interns are exposed to consumer, non-profit and business-to-business accounts in order to provide a well-rounded internship experience.

Upon completion of the internship, the student will have a thorough understanding of the skills, knowledge and experience required to succeed in the agency public relations field as well as greater insight into his/her personal strengths and interests.

RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Conduct new business and client research
- Develop media lists, editorial calendars and media results reports
- Participate in both internal team and client meetings
- Write news releases, website copy, fact sheets, collateral and other materials
- Coordinate collateral projects, including invitations, letterhead and brochures
- Interact with local, trade and national media, when appropriate
- Participate in all-agency collaborative summer project with fellow Fahlgren Mortine interns, and present project recommendations to Fahlgren Mortine senior leadership team

Other Benefits:
- Opportunity to work at one of the Midwest’s leading public relations firms
- Opportunity to work in a broad agency setting with investor relations, advertising, strategic planning, marketing, direct marketing and digital/interactive disciplines
- Opportunity to tailor existing internship program to meet individual needs and interests
- Opportunity to develop proficiencies with leading-edge public relations technology research tools, including Factiva, CisionPoint and BurrellesLuce
- One-on-one mentoring with a designated mentor throughout the course of the internship
- Exposure to a variety of professionals, from entry level to senior leadership
- Ability to cultivate diverse skills through a well-rounded experience by working on consumer, non-profit, business-to-business and technology accounts
- Exposure to a variety of public relations disciplines, including media relations, investor relations, industry analyst relations, strategic research, branding, crisis communications and social media strategy and execution, among others
- Feedback relating to performance, including an agency-intern review both halfway through, and upon completion of the internship

QUALIFICATIONS:

The candidate must be a full-time student currently in his/her sophomore or junior year of college. While preference is given to public relations, communications and journalism majors, all applicants will be considered.

Ideal applicants possess:
- Strong research, organizational and writing skills
- A proven understanding of public relations, social media and online and traditional media, including AP style
- Talent, drive, and the ability to work independently and in team settings
- Prior internship experience in public relations, communications and journalism also a plus.

APPLY:

To apply, students must submit the following materials: - Cover letter explaining why he/she should be considered for this opportunity
- Complete resume
- Completed writing and media research assignments (see pg. 4 of this document)

Applicants may be asked to participate in an interview over the phone or in person prior to final selection. Interested applicants should send the above requested materials to:

Cleveland:
Melissa Carney
Fahlgren Mortine
1100 Superior Ave E
Ste 1600
Cleveland, Ohio 44114
internships@fahlgren.com

Dayton:
Meghann Heft
Fahlgren Mortine
9049 Springboro Pike
Miamisburg, Ohio 45342
internships@fahlgren.com

If sent electronically, please note “Cleveland: Edward Howard Legacy Internship ” OR “Dayton: Edward Howard Legacy Internship” in the subject line. Applications for the Fahlgren Mortine 2012 Edward Howard Legacy Internship are due by 11:59 p.m. ET on March 25, 2012. Entries e-mailed or postmarked after the deadline will not be considered.

For more information visit:

www.cityparksfoundation.org
www.summerstage.org
www.facebook.com/cityparksfoundation
www.facebook.com/summerstage
www.peopleplusparks.com

DESCRIPTION:

City Parks Foundation offers a meaningful, unpaid summer internship experience as a photography intern within the Marketing and Communications Department.

Interns will be a part of the professional photography crew and have the opportunity to photograph a wide range of programs produced by City Parks Foundation including: SummerStage and SummerStage Kids performing arts festivals; CityParks Sports programs including Tennis, Golf and Track and Seniors Fitness; CityParks Education programs. Interns will expand and build their portfolios, while simultaneously learning about NYC neighborhoods and community programs. Photos are used for publicity purposes, CPF brochures, CPF website, Facebook, Flickr and more.

QUALIFICATIONS:

- Must have experience shooting live events (a portfolio will be requested from candidates selected for interviews)
- Must be highly organized and self-directed; arrive to events on time and submit photos in a timely manner
- Have experience with photo-editing programs
- Willing to travel independently to neighborhoods throughout the five boroughs
- Must have own equipment
- Interest in performing arts, children’s and community programs a plus
- Knowledge of NYC and public transportation a plus
- Must be willing to travel to events and work a flexible schedule including evenings and weekends (approximately 25 hours/week)

APPLY:

Please send a cover letter and resume to the email address (preferred) or mailing address below. Please put “Photo Intern Application” in subject line of email. Deadline: March 15, 2012

City Parks Foundation
830 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10065

Oregon Bride magazine is seeking talented editorial assistants! The magazine is currently offering a part-time, six-month internship (January - June) for enthusiastic and experienced candidates interested in learning about the magazine industry through first-hand experience. College credit is available.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

This internship is an independent, at-home experience. Oregon Bride interns do not work at the Tiger Oak offices; the internship is based from the intern’s home office, on location at photo shoots, at various bridal functions and events, and in frequent meetings with the editors in person, via email and telephone conferences.

Duties will be varied: you'll be researching stories, interviewing contacts, writing articles, assisting on photo shoots, blogging and more. Do well, and you might get your foot in the door at Tiger Oak Publications!

QUALIFICATIONS:

Oregon Bride Magazine welcomes student applicants, but only those with a strong interest in pursuing a career in magazine editing, writing, and/or new media. Student applicants need not be enrolled in a journalism program, but must have a strong understanding of basic journalism skills as well as a familiarity with social media and web content.

Interested applicants should possess:
- A passion for the written word and magazines, with an additional interest in weddings, design, style, fashion and beauty;
- An active interest in social networking and blogging;
- An obsessive attention to detail;
- Excellent writing, grammatical and spelling skills;
- Superior organizational skills;
- Respect for deadlines;
- The ability to successfully work independently;
- Ability to communicate in a professional manner;
- A personal computer with updated basic programs (Word, Excel, Adobe Reader).

APPLY:

Please send a cover letter detailing your relevant experience and interest in Oregon Bride, a current resume, two writing samples (published or unpublished), and two story ideas to Alisa Welch, Editor at alisapdx@gmail.com

CQ Roll Call seeks a full-time reporter for its Legislative Action team, which is responsible for CQ’s coverage and analysis of legislation as it moves through Congress.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

This reporter will write news stories and descriptions of votes, schedules and other actions in congressional committees and on both floors for CQ.com, CQ Today and CQ Weekly, as well as write longer analytical pieces for CQ House Action Reports and CQ BillAnalysis. Evening and occasional weekend work required.

QUALIFICTIONS:

In addition to demonstrated attention to detail and experience in news reporting and writing, candidates also should have familiarity with Congress and legislative procedure.

APPLY:

Please include cover letter in the notes section of this application with resume. Alternatively, you may save your cover letter and resume as one attachment and make a note in the notes section, referring us to the resume for both documents.

The deadline to apply is February 19,2012.

Please copy and paste the following link into your browser address bar: http://cqrollcall.contacthr.com/22623455

DESCRIPTION:

This year’s group of interns will help plan and execute two Chick-fil-A Kickoff Games featuring the University of Tennessee versus North Carolina State University and Auburn University versus Clemson University. Interns will also play a vital role in the planning and execution of the 45th Chick-fil-A Bowl. Interns are assigned to a specific concentration area but are expected to provide support to all areas of the Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game and Chick-fil-A Bowl during the internship.

The goal of the program is to:

1. Provide each intern with the opportunity to learn more about his/her area of concentration.
2. Allow each intern opportunities to gain valuable experience outside of his/her area of concentration by working on various key tasks for the Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game and Chick-fil-A Bowl.
3. Provide each intern the opportunity to prove his or her abilities with important assignments during the course of the internship.

QUALIFICATIONS:

Qualified applicants should be sports-minded, self-motivators who are willing to accept the long hours and hard work required to succeed in the sports industry. Additionally, qualified applicants should be committed to pursuing a career in the business of athletics.

Other position requirements:
1. Must be able to commit to working a minimum of 40 hours per week at the Chick-fil-A Bowl office in Atlanta, GA from June 2012 through January 2013. Work hours will be required on holidays and weekends.
2. Should possess or be working towards an undergraduate degree. A post graduate/masters degree in an applicable field (Sport Management, Sport Administration, Marketing, Communications, MBA, etc) is not required but highly recommended.
3. The ability to work well individually and as a team member in a fast-paced work environment.
4. Must be able to handle pressure and take initiative.
5. Must have high attention to detail, and the ability to organize and complete a diverse set of tasks in a timely manner.
6. Strong verbal and written communication skills.
7. Strong working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher and other applicable computer programs.
8. Display a willingness to learn and complete tasks regardless of their nature.
9. Knowledge of college football and the bowl system.

APPLY:

Interested candidates can apply by submitting their cover letter, resume and contact information for three references to accvssec@cfabowl.com or to the following mailing address:

Chick-fil-A Bowl Internship Selection Committee
235 Andrew Young International Boulevard N.W.
Atlanta, GA 30303.

Candidate cover letters should fully respond to the following questions/requests:
o Please explain in detail your current academic status and what, if any, college class requirements you will have during the internship term of June 2012 through January 2013.
o Please rank your preference of the available internship concentration areas of Communications/Public Relations, Sales & Ticketing and Events. If there are any available internship concentration areas that you would not be willing to work in please indicate those areas.
o How does your prior work experience and skill set specifically make you the ideal candidate for an internship with the Chick-fil-A Bowl?

All required documents must be received by February 17, 2012. Applicant submissions without all of the required documentation will not be considered for the program. Applicant submissions not received by February 17, 2012 will not be considered for the program. All applicants will be contacted with an update of the status of their candidacy following the submission deadline. Please do not contact the Chick-fil-A Bowl office for status updates.

Create media and perform digital outreach related to the 150th Anniversary of the American Civil War. Intern will specialize in the following fields: Social Media/Online Communications, Interpretive Writing, Graphic Design, Research, Photography, and other duties as assigned. Interest in the American Civil War is a must.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Intern will be responsible for researching primary historical resources in order to write and create scholarly and professional content for a variety of web, social media, and print outlets related to National Park Service efforts to commemorate the 150th Anniversary of the American Civil War.

The intern will also generate print ready files utilizing the Adobe Suite of products to create magazines, brochures, and various signs to support special events and programs. Photography and video experience is a plus.

QUALIFICATIONS:

Candidate will have a strong work ethic, will be able to follow directions, will be required to work under very tight deadlines, and will be required to work long hours during special events. Interest in the American Civil War is a must.

APPLY:

To apply, see website below.

The Enquirer is committed to recruiting and selecting as highly qualified and diverse a staff as possible. The Enquirer offers internships of demanding work and high journalistic standards in some traditional and non-traditional roles in the following areas:
• Entertainment Intern
• Data Intern
• Health Intern
• Food Intern
• Digital Breaking News Intern (reporter)
• Graphics Intern (web & print)
• Election Intern
• Kentucky Bureau General Assignment Intern
• Copy Desk Intern
• High School Sports Intern
• Sports Multimedia Intern
• Reds/Bengals (seasonal) (apprenticeship to John Fay or Joe Reedy- Sports)
• Locals on Living Intern
• EnterChange (apprenticeship to Laura Baverman - Business)
• Networking Internship (apprenticeship to Lee Ann Hamilton - Business)
• Photojournalism (apprenticeship to Michael McCarter - Visuals)
• Digital Developer (apprenticeship to Craig Schultz – Digital Development)
• Online Channel Coordinator

The deadline is February 15 to be considered for the summer cycle; June 15 to be considered for the fall cycle; and October 15 to be considered for the winter cycle.

APPLY:

To apply send cover letter, resume, and applicable work samples to:

Michael McCarter
The Cincinnati Enquirer Newsroom
312 Elm St.; 19th Floor
Cincinnati, OH 45202

Or to mmccarter@enquirer.com

DESCRIPTION:

The program runs for 12 weeks and interns spend two-week rotations working for six newsroom organizations: the Allentown Morning Call, Philadelphia Inquirer, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, The Harrisburg Patriot-News, and Capitolwire.com. During those rotations, interns will have the opportunity to help cover the state budget process, committee hearings, and various political and policy issues as they arise.

Pay is $500/week. Interns are expected to use their own laptop and cell phone – a small stipend will be provided to help cover cell-phone costs.

QUALIFICATIONS:

Applicants should be college juniors, seniors, graduate students, or recent graduates. In certain circumstances, the company has accepted sophomores with previous newsroom experience. Start dates are flexible, depending on when a student’s semester ends, but those selected as interns will be expected to complete the entire 12-week rotation.

Preference is given to students who plan to pursue a career in political journalism. But former interns have gone on to cover a wide array of beats across different media.

APPLY:

To apply, please submit a cover letter, resume, academic transcript, and six to eight clips to:

Laura Olson
Internship Coordinator
524-E Main Capitol
Harrisburg, PA 17120

The application deadline is February 15, 2012.

Sponsored by The Fund for American Studies and held at Georgetown University, the Institute combines substantive internships, courses for academic credit, career development activities, site briefings and lectures led by working journalists.

This fast-paced, eight-week residential program provides students from around the world with opportunities to gain the edge in today’s competitive job market and graduate school admissions, and experience the excitement of Washington first-hand.

Sample past internship sites include:

· PBS Nightly Business Report
· Congress Daily
· Crosby Volmer Public Relations
· Gannett News Service
· MSNBC.com
· NBC Nightly News
· Politics Magazine
· Radio America
· Telemundo
· The Washington Examiner
· WTOP News Radio

Program elements:

· Internships – Competitive placements with top news and media organizations as well as PR and communications firms
· Classes – Up to 9 transferable credits from Georgetown University
· Housing – Roommate matching and furnished on-campus apartments in the heart of DC
· Guest Lectures – With Washington’s top print and broadcast journalists
· Site Briefings – At the State Department, Capitol Hill, World Bank, National Press Club and Newsuem
· Leadership & Professional Development – Leadership, mentoring and career building activities
· Networking – Interaction with seasoned professionals and other student journalists from around of the world
· Scholarships – Approximately 70% of students receive generous awards based on merit and financial need

Application information:

Students will be accepted on a rolling basis until the Final Deadline of March 7, 2012. Students applying by the Priority Deadline of February 7, 2012 will be given preference in admissions and scholarship decisions.

For more information and an online application please visit our website www.DCinternships.org/IPJ.

- 9 to 12 students selected nationally each semester, from over 50 participating universities; and direct applicants from other schools in the U.S., Canada and abroad
-Twice-weekly seminars in all aspects of politics, featuring top national political reporters, elected and party officials, political consultants and operatives, and interest group leaders
-Full-teim, 16-week internships at major news bureaus in Washington, D.C.
-$3,000 stipend to each student for the semester; no tuition or fees
-Open to college journalists: juniors, seniors, graduate students and recent graduates (foreign students with excellent spoken and written English skills are eligible)
-Nominees from participating journalism schools and direct applicants from other colleges due April 6, 2012

APPLY:

Please email Tina Stewart at stewart1@ohio.edu if interested at least a week before the April 6 deadline.

DESCRIPTION:

Digital fellows will be immersed in blogging, photography, video, audio and social media and will produce original, reported material for Village Voice online publications. Program instructors wil include top Cronkite faculty as well as the nation's leading news, music and food writes from the Village Voice family of websites and newspapers.

Fellow will be paid an housing will be provided.

QUALIFICATIONS:

The program is open to students who are within one year of graduation, graduate students or post grads. The course runs from June 18 to August 10,2012 at Cronkite's state-of-the-art journalism school in the heart of downtown Phoenix.

APPLY:

The application deadline is Februry 24, 2012. Those accepted will be notified by March 9, 2012.

DESCRIPTION:

Guardian US is currently seeking interns for January-March and April-June, to work in the New York office. Applicants should be students on post-graduate journalism courses or recent graduates looking for a career in journalism. You should have experience writing for an online publication, experience of using social media and good editorial judgment.

Term time internships run for 10 weeks in January, April and September. They are 20 hours/week and pay $250/week. Vacation internships run for 10 weeks in the summer. They are 40 hours/week and pay $500/week.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Interns will work across all editorial departments, and duties will include:

· working with reporters and editors on the news desk, assisting with research and the liveblog
· being involved in multimedia projects, including video
· learning production skills and becoming proficient with our content management system
· packaging stories, video and graphics for our website
· working with our community team, contributing to our twitter feed
· working with the interactive team on election projects

This on-the-job training will help you to develop your news sense and give you a feel for the variety of roles in a modern, digital newsroom. As the placement progresses, interns can expect to be more closely involved with content, producing bylined pieces and contributing to the liveblogs, for example.

APPLY:

Your application should include a cover letter; a résumé with telephone, e-mail, and postal contact information; and a maximum of five varied and impressive example of work. Clips should include dates, publication names and links. In your cover letter you should outline the following: Motivation for applying for the role and Why you think you are suitable for the position.

To apply for this role please visit http://gs10.globalsuccessor.com/fe/tpl_GuardianNews01.asp?newms=jj&id=86581&aid=13972 where you can upload your resume and cover letter.

DESCRIPTION:

Inland Empire Weekly offers part-time internships year round to students who can commit at least two days a week. Must be available to come into the office and must have previous journalism experience.

As an intern, you will be working with three publications and handling a range of writing assignments from briefs to calendar listings with a chance to earn paid assignments for both print and Web editions.

Relocation costs are not covered. Those interested in relocating for this internship must do so on their own terms. We do not help with relocation.

QUALIFICATIONS:

Any journalism experience is excepted. Must be able to handle general reporting duties.

APPLY:

-Send a letter of intention discussing your area of interest and background in journalism, time frame you wish to intern and educational background to Managing Editor Lynn Lieu at LLieu@ieweekly.com.
-Provide a resume and 3-5 work samples. Please provide at least two writing samples.