Are you looking for a career selling exciting, established products with unlimited earning potential? Join the growing 10/11 sales and marketing team in Grand Island today. The ideal candidate is a bright, professional, self-motivated, hardworking, outgoing individual with proven sales ability and excellent communication skills. A minimum of 2 years sales experience is required.

Please indicate location preference and submit resumes electronically to:

By email to hr@1011now.com
By fax to 402.233.7885
No phone calls please

Only if you don’t have electronic access, please mail your resume to or complete an application at:

KOLN/KGIN-TV
Attn: Human Resources
840 North 40th Street
Lincoln, NE 68503

Located at Boston University's College of Communication, the Sports Institute provides an opportunity to gain valuable experience at a world-class institution. Students will take courses in both print and broadcast journalism. They will also enroll in multimedia sports and a sports seminar series in one of the most spirited and historic cities in the nation.

Visit www.bu.edu/com/sports_institute for more information.

APPLY:

The program is open to both graduate and undergraduate level students. Undergraduate students must have junior year status or above.

Applications are due by May 4, 2012. Applications and instructions can be found at www.bu.edu/com/sports_institute.apply.html

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

The main type of project they're offering right now is companion ebooks of popular fiction and non-fiction titles, graphic novels, and movies.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Hyperlink is looking for amazing writers to join its writing team. The company is selective, but if you're good, you'll have as much work as you can handle in writing short, non-fiction ebooks in return for cash+royalties. You'll also work closely with professional editors who will provide guidance, feedback, and support.

QUALIFICATIONS:

Experience doesn't matter - but reliability, speed, comfort with digital tools like Google Docs, and attention to detail do!

APPLY:

If you're interested, please fill out this journalist application: https://hyperink.wufoo.com/forms/hyperink-publishing-application/

Please only fill it out if you're SERIOUS, you want to start IMMEDIATELY, and you love the idea of getting paid FAST for your work...AND earning royalties that will be paid every month for as long as each eBook sells!

Please email only if you have questions about the application. Thanks!

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.

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.

The Bard-CEU PRogrm, managed by Bard's Institute for International Liberal Education (IILE) provides undergraduate students with:

-Direct enrollment in master's level courses from a wide range of disciplines
-Optional language instruction in Hungarian or one of seven modern or ancient languages
-Personalized academic advising from dedicated tutors within the departments
-A rich cultural program, including trips to the Danube Bend and Vienna
-A core course on nationalism in Central and Eastern Europe featuring guest speakers and private museum tours

Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis until April 1,2012 (for fall semester or 2012-2013 academic year) and October 25, 2012 (for spring 2013 semester).

For more info, see the website below.

Big World Magazine, a digital magazine that showcases multimedia storytelling about places, seeks compelling reporting and narrative journalism that sheds light on places and the ways they work.

Pay is $75 for original, unpublished reported stories, photo essays, videography and multimedia packages.

APPLY:

See submission guidelines here http://www.bigworldmagazine.com/submit/

RESPONSIBILITIES:

1. Conduct background research on given topics.
2. Reach out to girl-serving organizations and organizations such as Deviantart.com to solicit art work from girls.
3. Organize, file, and maintain art submissions from teen girls around the world. Help obtain and track consent forms.
4. Offer ideas about art content that should be paired with articles and/or published.
5. Help implement our “artist of the month” contest, rules, and regulations.
6. Help judge the artwork submitted for the art contests.
7. Contact publishers, record companies, and TV and film networks for permission to publish images of book, CD, and movie covers.
8. Coordinate teen artists to submit work.
9. Update a variety of editorial art information and files.
10. Manage and process incoming submissions of writing and artwork and accompanying consent forms.
11. Respond to email inquiries from teens and the public.
12. Assist with general editorial support tasks.

General work requirements:

-Arrive for work and meetings promptly, and adhere to Teen Voices Inc.'s policies regarding attendance.
-Show good judgment when working within or representing Teen Voices Inc.
-Consistently pursue opportunities to improve personal and professional effectiveness through solicitation of feedback, training, education, and seeking out of challenging assignments.
-Interweave your passions and interests into your volunteer responsibilities/
-Put skills and knowledge to good use; take full advantage of time for the benefit of the organization.
-Gain a clear definition of your specific responsibilities and job duties and how they complement our mission.
-Regularly record hours and tasks in the volunteer log.
-Ask for guidance when needed.
-Approach tasks with a good attitude and generally positive demeanor.
-Get results, accomplish objectives, and see projects through to completion; be the type of person who can be relied upon to finish a task with the appropriate level of self-directed action.

APPLY:

Please email, mail, or fax your resume, cover letter and non-fiction writing sample to:

Ms. Sarah Binning
Teen Voices
80 Summer Street, Suite 400
Boston, MA 02110

DESCRIPTION:

Through LeadAmerica's College & Career readiness curriculum, hands-on topic specific simulations, briefings with national and world leaders, and a truly experiential collegiate learning environment, its conferences provide outstanding high school and middle school students with the experience of a lifetime. Conferences are held at leading colleges and universities including: Babson, Columbia, Johns Hopkins, Olin, Stanford, UCLA, UC Berkeley, UCSF etc.

Compensation includes travel to and from the mandatory staff training and to the conference venue assignment(s) within the continental United States. Housing, most meals, cell phone allowance, airline baggage fee reimbursement (for the first bag) and a modest monetary stipend for each session worked are also included. Staff members typically work three or four sessions ranging from 5-10 days in length. Conferences are located in Washington DC, Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, Phoenix and Palo Alto.

For more information on the conferences or to apply for this exciting opportunity, please visit the website at http://www.lead-america.org/employment.

QUALIFICATIONS:

LeadAmerica looks for individuals who are responsible and have personal integrity, dedicated, determined, and dependable and have experience or knowledge, in particular, journalism topics of Digital Media, Broadcast, Investigative Reporting and/or Sports Journalism. They look for professionals who have a genuine interest in youth leadership and youth development, who are optimistic, energetic and enthusiastic. LeadAmerica looks for individuals who have great public speaking skills and are comfortable in front of a small group of students, and for those with personal success in their subject areas.

This opportunity is open to all majors, including journalism, law, medicine, general sciences, engineering, government, politics, leadership, education, theatre, business, political science, criminal justice and more.

APPLY:

For more information on the conferences or to apply for this exciting opportunity, please visit www.lead-america.org/employment. You must apply online in order to be considered for a position. If you wish to contact LeadAmerica, please email staff@lead-america.org or mross@lead-america.org.

Company info is available at www.rwkservices.com

DESCRIPTION:

Reporters Without Borders is challenging US college students to create a video PSA of up to 50-seconds to help raise awareness about press freedom. Students from any higher education institution may participate. For details on eligibility, see the rules here

QUALIFICATIONS:

Reporters Without Borders will welcome PSAs that are creative, professional, and have enough impact to not only catch the viewers attention, but make them absorb the message, even after the video is off the air. PSAs should also reflect the character of RSF. More insights here

If you win, CNN will air your PSA nationwide on May 3, 2012 and you may get an internship with Reporters Without Borders if you are able. Also, the organization will honor you at a press conference that day, and pay for travel and accommodations to New York City for up to three of your team members.

APPLY:

Make sure your entry form is complete. If you choose to involve your University by having their name and logo in the PSA, make sure to have the signature of a dean or other authorized official giving you permission. Submit your video PSA via YouSendIt and your completed entry form.

For more info, click here

Journalism students submit an entry form, portfolio of their work, letter of recommendation, 400-word essay and resume to the Scripps Howard Foundation for consideration.

Until 2006, the winners received scholarships and their college newspapers were awarded grants. But in 2006, the foundation and School of Journalism revamped the awards to include a 13-day guided tour to Japan and South Korea for nine national scholars.

Led by School of Journalism’s Dean Brad Hamm, the winners travel to Asia to study journalism in other cultures, visiting media organizations as well as cultural and historical landmarks. Roy W. Howard also had made such journeys as a journalist, persevering to land interviews with elusive leaders.

The 2012 trip is tentatively set for June 15-23 and will take winners to Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto and Hiroshima.

APPLY:

Look over the latest brochure for details about the trip, then complete the application portion. The deadline to apply for the 2012 competition is February 29, 2012.

To schedule an interview, contact Christi Lee at 740.593.1394 or leec@ohio.edu

ULife.com is calling for current journalism/communications majors or recent graduates to be contributing writers for our site. ULife is the university lifestyle; a community dedicated to improving the experience while at college. ULife was designed to become the voice of the collective college student body, so if you have something to say, they want to hear from you!

As a contributor, you write what you want, how you want. No red tape, no egg shells to walk on, just pure creativity and expression. And it's as easy as submitting one article a week. Along with becoming a weekly contributor, your stories are automatically entered into ULife's "Get Published & Get Paid" contest. The contest is open to all journalism/communications majors and offers cash or prizes for the top rated story every two weeks!

ULife is also looking for PT/FT interns. You earn course credit while writing about the things you care about most and helping to influence social change in the college community.

For more information about ULife.com, visit the website or find them on Facebook and Twitter.

QUALIFICATIONS:

Current or recent graduate in journalism/communications major

APPLY:

Contact Senior Editor Emily Kelley at ulife.editor@gmail.com with resume and relevant writing samples.

DESCRIPTION:

The Department of Communication Studies at Texas Tech University invites applications for a full-time, tenure track Assistant Professor position beginning September 1, 2012. The successful applicant should be qualified to teach the undergraduate and graduate communication theory and research methods courses.

QUALIFICATIONS:

Preference will be given to the candidate who has a degree in hand, two or more years of full-time university teaching experience, demonstrates a solid understanding of the range and depth of philosophical underpinnings within the field (i.e. objective/discovery, interpretive, critical, and postmodern philosophies), and who is capable of teaching a broad survey of theoretical ideas and a variety of methodological approaches (i.e. critical, rhetorical, qualitative, and quantitative) that are taught in the department.

Candidates with an expertise in qualitative and/or critical approaches who can teach the full range of philosophical and methodological approaches are especially sought. The successful candidate will be expected to offer appropriate service to the department, college, and university. The successful candidate should conduct research and obtain external funding commensurate with the standards of a research intensive university.

APPLY:

Candidates must apply online at jobs.texastech.edu, attaching a letter of application and curriculum vitae. Please also send a cover letter; CV; evidence of effectiveness in teaching, research, and grant writing; a statement of teaching philosophy, and three letters of recommendation to:

Dr. Narissra Punyanunt-Carter, Chair of Search Committee
Department of Communication Studies
Box 43083
Lubbock, Texas 79409-3083.

Review of applications will begin February 1, 2012 and continue under the position is filled.

More information about the Stone & Holt Weeks Fellowship can be found in this FAQ

DESCRIPTION:

The Fellow will learn about the role of journalism in "making the world a better place." He or she will get broad exposure to the relationship between journalism and public education, citizenship, social change and democracy, and will learn that a major aim of journalism, as expressed a century ago by author Finley Peter Dunne, is "to comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable." The intent is to be educational and experiential, with the Fellow publishing original stories and other news content at The Washington Post, and then learning the craft of journalism NPR-style, getting on the air, online and out in the field. The Fellow will learn the skills and the craft of reporting from the very best at both institutions.

QUALIFICATIONS:

Anyone who will have received a bachelor's degree by July 15, 2012, is eligible to apply for the fellowship. Individuals with additional education and experience are of course also welcome to apply. While a demonstrated appetite for journalism is desired, there is no specific requirement for a journalism degree or experience as a journalist.

APPLY:

Download and complete the application form. Be sure to read this document carefully and include all required materials with your application.

Applications must be postmarked on or before April 30, 2012. Finalists will be notified in early June and invited to travel to Washington for an interview with the fellowship committee. (Travel costs for the interview will be paid by NPR and The Washington Post.) The selected candidate will be notified by the end of June and asked to confirm his or her commitment early in July. The fellowship begins after Labor Day.

Should be well versed with web and good skills of computers since the job involves breaking news and information. Should have good communication skills and should be able to independently create news reports.

• Cover at least 1 primary story per day
• Collect and analyze information about newsworthy events to create news reports using smartphone.

QUALIFICATIONS:

• No previous experience required
• Education: (UG - Any Graduate - Any Specialization, Graduation Not Required) AND (PG - Any PG Course - Any Specialization, Post Graduation Not Required).

APPLY:

Call +1 (718) 891-8486 and ask for Tigran or e-mail: jobs@globalnewsmen.com