Kaelyn Kelly Research (XM, BBC, PBS)

XM/SIRIUS RADIO

Requirements:
-At least 18 years old
-Enrolled in college and receiving credit for internship
-Available to work a minimum of 20 hours/week

Dates:
-Fall: recruitment dates are from late June to early July. The internship runs from September to December.
-Spring: recruitment dates are from late October to early November. The internship runs from February to May.
-Summer: recruitment during March. The internship runs from June to August.

Positions posted with specific education requirements and responsibilities on THIS WEBSITE!

Example:

Fall 2009 Internship Program - Rosie Radio

This Fall 2009 Semester, Sirius XM is looking for bright and energetic interns for Rosie Radio. The interns will directly support and assist in the production of a show that features content as entertaining and diverse as Rosie O'Donnell herself. Duties include but are not limited to the following.

• Provide production support including phone/mail/email screening, maintaining show logs, maintaining the show board, and other duties as assigned.
• Researching show topics, guests, and current events/news.
• Participate in creative meetings and assist in the brainstorming of ideas for the show.
• Assist in the greeting of guests, creating blue cards, and arranging the studio and green room as necessary.

Job Qualifications / Requirements:

• Strong computer and research skills.
• Interest in radio, entertainment, journalism, or production.
• Experience in radio and/or television is a plus.
• Familiarity with Broadway is a plus.
• Travel required to remote studio.
• All internships are unpaid and require a minimum time requirement of 14 weeks, 20 hours per week

To Apply: DO NOT CALL!!! You can submit your application online by clicking on a particular internship you are interested in.

BRITISH BROADCASTING COMPANY - AMERICA

All different types of positions available. To see current positions please CLICK HERE!
Enter 'internship' into the search word field.

Example: Communications/Marketing Internship

Job Description:

The Communications and Marketing Intern will spend equal time working with both departments. The internship will provide a student with experience in a fast-paced global multimedia company that is also multi-cultural, multi-lingual and diverse. Great opportunity to support the development of marketing and communications strategies for the Latin America and U.S. Hispanic markets.

Communications responsibilities: Create a media list and master database including US Hispanic/Mexico/Latin America contacts. Support the creation of monthly highlights system for media and cable operators, as well as develop press materials and other daily projects.

Marketing Responsibilities: Assist with logistics control with vendors, internal clients, partners etc and develop and maintain a periodic newsletter document for affiliates and agencies.

To apply, submit resume and cover letter to www.bbcamerica.com/employment.jsp.

MONTANA PBS (KUSM IN BOZEMAN)

They take applicants on a case by case basis.

Some responsibilities include assisting in field shoots, studio production, animation/graphics, script writing, etc.

There is no formal internship program at KUSM, but they take interns if they have a need for extra help based on how many individual projects they have.

Required skills differ for each individual project.

Academic credit is available through the internship.

Contact the Director of Programming Aaron Pruitt at aaron_pruitt@montanapbs.org for information about availability.

Or send resume and work samples to:

Visual Communications Bldg. 183
Attn: Aaron Pruitt
Montana State University
Bozeman, Montana 59717

Matt Seder Internship research

Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Interns can be assigned to the following departments:

Talent & Music - maintain producers' calendars for guest bookings, organize and sort submissions; manage talent and publicist databases; coordination of musical guests; possible participation in booking meetings.

Research - organize, file, distribute publications and other resources. Perform research on upcoming guests to be used by segment producers for interview reference.

Production - manage copying and distribution of scripts, rundowns, schedules, and revisions ensuring office, stage, and all production departments have up-to-date information; research music publishing information; update show database, phone coverage; pick up/drop off errands as necessary (all mileage will be reimbursed) general production office support.

Post Production - Assist editors/producers: track and traffic tapes between editing, control room, CBS edit/tape facility; log daily entries on edit systems; manage tape library; make dubs; general post production support, learn editing basics of Avid.

Control Room - Assist control room operations during daily rehearsals and tapings; field phone calls; copy and distribute script revisions; perform daily duties on behalf of director, associate director and other control room personnel.

REQUIREMENTS FOR APPLICANTS:

Hours. Work schedule is 24 hours per week minimum commitment, up to 40 hours per week. Interns are assigned a fixed regular schedule based on their available hours.

Qualifications:
We look for star interns, students with a bright, positive attitude, intelligence, and potential. Other key qualities appreciated in our best interns are commitment, motivation, organization, responsibility, and professionalism. In addition, they are hardworking, personable, outgoing, fun, energetic and friendly, and therefore make a good fit and contribute to the great work atmosphere of our office. Candidates should be entering their junior or senior year of college. We offer the opportunity to observe, learn, ask questions, and be integrally involved in the production. Many former interns who demonstrated talent, interest, desire and ability to contribute to the success of the show have been hired for staff positions. If you excel, and we have no current openings at the time of your graduation, we will be pleased to do whatever we can to help you find your way in the industry. The goal of the program is to expose you to all aspects of production so you can determine your own abilities and interests, and pursue your first career position having acquired knowledge, understanding, and confidence through your experience at The Late Late Show.

College Credit. Students must receive credit through their college programs to be eligible for internships. Internships are unpaid.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE:

Applications are accepted throughout the year.

Deadline for Submission
Summer (May - August) March 1
Fall (August - December) June 1
Spring Term (January - May) October 1
For consideration, please mail a cover letter along with your resume to:

Attn. Internship Program
The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson
7800 Beverly Blvd. Suite 244
Los Angeles, CA 90036

­ *Please note selected candidates will be asked to come to either our Los Angeles or New York office for an in-person interview.

Late Show with David Letterman

LATE SHOW interns can be assigned to one of the following departments: Research, Talent, Production, Writers', Writers' Production, and Music. There is also a part-time Production Finance internship for finance and accounting majors. Interns work on projects specific to their departments and perform general office duties. The interns' responsibilities are important to the staff and are a vital part of our success.

We require that students submit a cover letter and resume to apply for the following semesters:

Summer Semester (May-August) Deadline: March 1st
Fall Semester (August-December) Deadline: June 1st
Spring Semester (January-May) Deadline: October 1st

Interns can submit cover letters and resumes or e-mail questions to lateshowinternshiips@cbs.com,

CBS Television Network
Internship Coordinator
51 West 52nd Street
New York, NY 10019
Attn: Internship Program

Internship information is also posted on our website at www.cbs.com. Interns can submit cover letters and resumes or e-mail questions to lateshowinternshiips@cbs.com.

Discovery Channel

Overview:

Discovery Communications’ Campus Connections Internship Program is a 12-week, unpaid, for-credit learning experience. The program offers students valuable industry knowledge and skills through opportunities such as hands-on training, project management, executive lectures and networking opportunities. Internships are available during the spring, summer and fall semesters. Opportunities are available in the following locations:

• Charlotte, North Carolina
• Chicago, Illinois
• Los Angeles, California
• Miami, Florida
• New York, New York
• Silver Spring, Maryland

Interns are placed in departments throughout the company including:

• Accounting/Finance
• Ad Sales
• Communications
• Information Technology
• Marketing
• Production
• Talent Relations

How to apply:

In order to be considered for an internship at Discovery Communications, candidates must meet the following requirements:

• Currently enrolled as an undergraduate or graduate student;
• Have completed the sophomore year of college with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0;
• Eligible to receive college credit for the internship;
• Available to work a minimum of 10 hours per week; and
• Eligible to work in the United States.

Students interested in an internship position should:

• Create a profile;
• Upload a resume;
• Search for intern positions; and
• Apply to the position in which they are qualified.

Resumes will be reviewed when they are received. Students meeting the qualifications may be contacted for a phone interview.

Candidates who are finalists for an internship will be notified and must then provide the following information before an offer is made:

• One letter of recommendation from a professor or academic advisor;
• One copy of their most recent transcript;
• A letter indicating college credit will be received for the internship; and
• Proof of eligibility to work in the United States.

Kristina Matsalak Internship Research

ABC News, Washington, D.C. offers internship program is open to undergraduate students who are currently enrolled in school and have completed their sophomore year. Graduate students are also eligible for consideration. Interns MUST meet the following criteria:

• Currently earning a college/university degree in Related Field
• Available a minimum of 16 hours per week
• Excellent Communication Skills
• An interest in broadcast news with prior internship or classroom experience in journalism or broadcast production

The hiring decisions are based on the level of experience from past jobs and internships. In order to apply build your resume candidate profile at DISNEYCAREERS.COM oir submit your resume by email at Disney-ABC.Media.Interns@abc.com A long with your resume please submit your cober letter. For additional information contact: East and West Campus Recruitment department at: ABC, Inc. Internship Program 77 West 66th St, 13 floor New York, NY10023

NO Phone Calls!!!

ABC offers a lot of different positions for internship. Each show has it's own requirements so please check specific show department that you are intersested in and see what additional information they require.

Deadline: Fall: June 15-------------Start 2nd week in September

Spring: October 15-------Start 2nd week in January

Summer: March 15-------Start 2nd week in June

NBC News, NY: offers great opportunity for students to experience world of media with their hands on it.

NBC looks for students who are committed and passionate about a career in the media and entertainment industry through their experience in major studies, college clubs/organizations.
In order to apply you have to submit your resume and cover letter online at http://www.nbcunicareers.com/internships/la_ny_area/ If you are interested visit this link and click on specific area that you are interested to submit your resume and cover letter. Website will guide you all the way through with instructions. After you finish first steps with uploading resume and cover letters website will give you contact information that later you can address to.
Contact: Media supervisor Krista Brunson
email: krista.brunson@nbcuni.com
phone: (212) 664-5222

Deadline: Right now NBC accepting applications for Spring 2009. For internship 2010 Application Window Opens July 13, 2009
Application Window Closes November 20, 2009 11:59PST
Final Selection by February 26, 2010


FOX News, NY: offers internship in broadcast area. Whether you want to pursue a career in journalism, or you're much more interested in becoming a television personality, Fox News has internships that can give college students the experience that they need to get a top entry-level job in broadcasting. In order to apply you have to send resume and cover letter via email to internships@foxnews.com. All internships are unpaid! For more information on FOX internships you can visit http://www.foxnews.com/projects/internships/ !

Contacts: Heather Dahl
email: heather.dahl@foxnews.com
phone: (202) 824-6487

Deadlines: Fall: July 11
Spring: November 15
Summer: April 18

LeRoy Menahan- Internship Research

INTERNSHIP WITH SIMMONS MEDIA GROUP- MISSOULA, MT
In order to apply for this internship a person must contact the general manager Rod Harsell. He can be reached at: (406)-329-1888, or you can visit the Simmons Media Group suite in the Langley Building at 2425 W. Central Ave., Suite 203 Missoula, MT. There is no deadline for this internship. They take one intern on every 13 weeks. The onlyqualification of a prospective intern is that they have a vested interest in the world of broadcasting.

INTERNSHIP WITH BARRETT PRODUCTIONS- MISSOULA, MT

Barrett Productions requirements for an internship are that a prospective intern must be a student at the university. You must submit a resume and cover letter to them, and also go through an interview process. The contact, Bryan Allen, has an e-mail that he can send out with a detailed explanation of what the internship will consist of. He gave me a brief explanation in which he said that half of the internship is consisted of loading and logging footage and the other half would be assisting in the production of a program. There is no deadline for Barrett Productions applications, they take apps as they come. Bryan Allen can be reached at: (406)-327-9999.

INTERNSHIP WITH KXLF NEWS- BUTTE, MT
The requirements for an internship with KXLF are that a prospect must be enrolled in a journalism program for at least 2 years, and have some experience working in a brodcast atmosphere. Class experience is acceptable. They accept resumes and cover letters via E-mail and USPS. Their mailing address is: KXLF - Butte 1003 S. Montana St. Butte, MT 59701. There is no deadline for an internship with KXLF, they take interns on an 'as they come' basis. The person to contact is John Shearer and he can be reached at (406)-490-8450. An interesting side note: KXLF recently took on a high school intern at their Bozeman station and out of the three interns they took the high school student surpassed the performance level that the other college interns had. John said that this experience has warmed him up to the idea of taking on interns.

Jamie Bedwell's DC INTERNSHIPS

TWC on Facebook & Flickr

THE WASHINGTON CENTER

The Washington Center for Internships and Academic Seminars is an independent, nonprofit organization serving hundreds of colleges and universities in the United States and other countries by providing selected students challenging opportunities to work and learn in Washington, D.C. for academic credit. The largest program of its kind, The Washington Center has 70 full-time staff and over 40,000 alumni, many of who are in leadership positions in the public, private and nonprofit sectors in the United States and around the world.

QUALIFICATIONS

If you are applying to any program, except the Postgraduate Professional Development Program (PPDP), you must:

· Be enrolled in an accredited college or university as a second semester sophomore or above during the term of your internship.

· Maintain a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least 2.75 on a 4.0 scale. If your GPA is below 2.75 your application may be considered with a third recommendation letter. Applicants with GPA’s lower than 2.75 are encouraged to apply early.

· Applicants to our Sophomore Exploration Program must have a GPA of at least 3.25. The application refund policy noted above does not apply even if a third letter is submitted. Placement requirements and deadlines may change on short notice. Higher GPAs (minimum 3.0) may be required for placement sites such as the U.S. Departments of Justice and State, the U.S. Attorney’s Office, and the Cable News Network (CNN).

· Receive academic credit from your college or university for your participation in the internship program. The Washington Center (TWC) does not grant academic credit.

· Receive the endorsement of your campus liaison or of a faculty sponsor if your campus does not have a campus liaison. All applications need the endorsement of the sponsoring home institutions.

HOW TO APPLY

When completed, your application should consist of the following items and be placed in the following order:

· Application form, with all required signatures

· Résumé

· Internship request statement

· Issues essay

· Two letters of recommendation (a third is required if GPA is less than 2.75)

· Transcript

· Application fee. You will receive a full refund of the application fee if you meet the minimum requirements (including 2.75 minimum GPA) and submit a complete, on-time application but are not accepted. Otherwise the fee is non-refundable.

· Application fee is $60 for students attending schools in the United States, $125 for international students attending schools overseas.

· Applicants to our Postgraduate Professional Development Program pay a $250 non-refundable deposit at the time of application (in lieu of an application fee). The deposit will be refunded if you are not accepted into the program. Secure the application and supporting documents with one paperclip. Do not use and staples!

DEADLINE

Term	Early Deadlines Begin	Competitive Deadline	Regular Deadline
Spring Semester and Quarter 2010	5/26/09	9/28/09	Semester: 11/13/09 Quarter: 1/15/2010
Summer Term and Quarter 2010	9/28/09	2/01/10	3/12/10
Fall Semester and Quarter 2010	1/22/10	5/03/10	6/18/10

James McKusick, Dean of the Davidson Honors College, acts as UM campus liaison to the Washington Center program.

WASHINGTON INTERNSHIP INSTITUTE

The Washington Internship Institute, an educational nonprofit organization, prepares college students and recent graduates for their future. During a semester or summer in Washington, DC, students learn about themselves and their fields through substantive internships, academic enrichment seminars, site visits, and shared housing. They become engaged and informed citizens and leaders who are equipped to make a difference in the world.

HOW TO APPLY

Please submit the following items to WII:

· Completed application form

· Two (2) professional recommendations (at least one must be from a faculty member or administrator, and the other may be from an employer; letters of recommendation may be substituted for the form provided)

· Official transcript(s) of all college work

· $50 non-refundable application fee (make check or money order payable to “Washington Internship Institute”)

· A copy of your Student Aid Report (SAR), if you are applying for a need-based WII scholarship

DEADLINE

Semester	Suggested Deadline*	Program Dates
Spring 2010	Dec. 1, 2009	Jan. 20 - May 7
Summer 2010	March 1, 2010**	May 26 – Aug. 6
Fall 2010	Jul. 1, 2010	Sept. 2 – Dec. 11

Andrew Knap is the Coordinator for Enrollment and Outreach at WII.

LIVE.LEARN.INTERN.

dcinternships.org

Spend a semester in Washington, D.C. and gain the experience and insight you need to succeed. Serve as an intern in the nation’s capital this fall or spring while taking classes at Georgetown University.

Designed for undergraduate students interested in U.S. politics, American government and journalism, Capital Semester serves as a great way to kick-off your career in politics, journalism, lobbying, government, or the nonprofit sector.

Diversity

Capital Semester allows students to spend 15 weeks earning 12 transferable course credits at Georgetown University while gaining valuable work experience at a top D.C. organization.

As part of the experience, Capital Semester students attend exclusive briefings at various sites around Washington, such as the White House Complex, the U.S. Capitol, State Department and Federal Reserve. Students meet leaders and government officials, hear from policy-makers at regular guest lectures, and interact with D.C. professionals through networking activities.

Students may apply to one of two tracks – Public Policy or Political Journalism. Internship placements and academic study will correspond with the chosen track.

With a single application, students are enrolled at Georgetown, housed in a furnished residential building, and are placed in a competitive internship for a fall or spring semester.

HOW TO APPLY

All applicants must submit a complete application consisting of the following items:

• A completed Application for Admission form. (Must be submitted through our online application system Apply Yourself)
  
• One letter of recommendation from a faculty member including a professor, dean, or advisor. Additional letters may be submitted and can be from supervisors or others who know you well and can attest to your suitability for this program. No letters from relatives please. (May be uploaded into our online application system Apply Yourself faxed, or mailed)
  
• An official transcript from your home university. If you have previously attended any other colleges or universities, you must send a transcript from each of these schools unless the grades are reflected on your current transcript. (Must be mailed in a sealed envelope)
  
• Proof of economics prerequisite (macro and microeconomics is recommended) – should be provided in the online application and listed in official transcript. This may be waived with Institute Staff permission.
  
• A typed, one-page professional resume that includes information about any professional experience or activities you have been involved in that would illustrate your interest in politics, public policy, international affairs or journalism. (Must be uploaded into our online application system Apply Yourself)
  
• 250-500 word writing sample on the following topic: "Identify the most important economic, political or social issue facing your country. Please explain its significance and offer at least one solution." (Must be uploaded into our online application system Apply Yourself)
  
• 400-500 word Statement of Purpose answering the following: “State your reasons for applying to the Institute, and what you would gain personally, professionally and academically by attending.” Part 2: ”Describe the type of internship that is a good fit for your skills, interests and experiences. Please be as specific as possible." (Must be uploaded into our online application system Apply Yourself)
  
• A non-refundable application fee of $45. You may pay your application fee online with Visa or MasterCard, or you may choose to mail a check or money order payable to The Fund for American Studies.
  
• Students applying for the Political Journalism Track must submit 2-4 samples of journalistic writing. Published news articles are strongly preferred, but assignments from journalism classes will be accepted. (Must be uploaded in the online application system Apply Yourself)

DEADLINE

Spring 2010 Deadlines:
Early Deadline - October 1, 2009

International Student Deadline - October 15, 2009
Final Deadline - November 1, 2009

Fall 2010 Deadlines:
Early Deadline -March 1, 2010
International Student Deadline -April 1, 2010
Final Deadline -June 1, 2010

Ms. Lily Pascucci

Director, Capital Semester

Dalpiaz-Internship Reseach

CBS NEWS INTERNSHIP

This is an unpaid internship. Interns are responsible for housing and expenses.

LOCATIONS: New York City, Washington DC, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Miami, London, Toyko, and Beijing

SESSIONS:

Spring-Jan. to May (Student arranges exact start and end date)

Summer-June to August (Full time over the course of ten weeks)

Fall-Sept. to Dec. (Student arranges exact start and end date)

Fall and spring applicants are accepted on rolling basis. The summer program selects and assigns students on a first-come, first-serve basis; summer applications will not be accepted after Feb. 28th of each year.

DUTIES: Internship duties can include logging tapes, coordinating scripts, research, preliminary interviews, assisting during shoots, selecting footage, answering viewer mail and clerical duties.

REQUIREMENTS:

Must be attending an accredited college and have achieved junior or senior status.

A variety of majors qualify including Journalism, Broadcasting, Communication, Public Relations, Advertising, English, Political Science and more.

Mush have good computer skills, excellent written and verbal communication abilities and knowledge of current events.

A 3.0 GPA or above is recommended. Students must be able to meet the minimum time commitment.

Students are required to provide official documentation on school letterhead confirming that they will receive credit for the internship. This documentation must be on file prior to start date.

DUTIES AND REQUIREMENTS FOR SPECIFIC BUREAUS

Atlanta, Miami and Los Angeles offices: These bureaus cover new stories in the southeast and west coast region of the United States. Intern duties include assisting producers and correspondents for Evening News, Early Show, Weekend News, Sunday Morning and other CBS News programs. Interns will do research, help set up stories, log tape, attend press conference and do other various tasks. The ideal candidate must be a good researcher, a self-starter, ambitious and have good writing and verbal communication skills.

London office:This is the CBS Broadcast Center in Europe, which is the hub of all international coverage for CBS NEWS broadcasts. Inter duties include accompanying camera crews into the field for interviews, breaking news and research. Interns are expected to monitor local news programming in London and to assist producers and correspondents in compiling research for stories for the CBS Evening News, Weekend News, The Early Show and Sunday Morning programs. A keen sense of international news is essential, as is a good sense of human. Interns must have the ability to work under pressure during breaking news stories.

Beijing/Tokyo offices: These bureaus cover news stories in that region. Intern duties include research, logging tapes, translating/transcribing video, light clerical work, pitching story ideas and working with producers, correspondents and crews. Tokyo students must be fluent in Japanese; some Mandarin language skills are helpful for Beijing. Strong candidates who do no speak Chinese will be considered. All students must have good written and verbal communication skills and basic knowledge of computer programs like Word and Excel.

Application Instructions:

To apply, please submit an application resume, two letters of recommendation, letter of credit from your university, school transcript and a one-page essay on why you want to work in broadcast journalism to

Katie Curcio

Internship Coordinator

CBS NEWS

524 West 57th St.

New York, New York 10019

cc5@cbsnews.com

FAX: 212-975-6699

To obtain an application, please email a request or download it at

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/04/26/broadcasts/main613839.shtml?tag=ftr.

HBO INTERNSHIP-Cable/Broadcast Television Networks, Film Production and Distribution, Television Program Production and Distribution

Location: Los Angeles

Requistion Number: 73282BR

Interns must be enrolled in a collegiate program and academic credit must be received for the internship. Internship are available year-round in various departments including Film Development and Production, Television Development and Production, Legal, Casting, Media Relations, Finance and Participations and Residuals.

Internships are varying in length by interns must work a minimum of 20 full days.

If possible, specify in what area and what semester you are interest in applying for.

Deadlines:none, rolling application deadline

No contact person.

Submit resume and cover letter at https://careers.timewarner.com/1033/asp/tg/cim_jobdetail.asp?SID=^4VlQFAQJMI5rnMG4p0GsaS9CsgXMz4DSrHvY_slp_rhc__slp_rhc_eFUs73bMSsOCUIzNI0sZ64_slp_rhc_i88FbWFjXJz3kYH_C_R__L_F_Crh3a7i6mcdwsouyrv5rkR16nyzsXuc=&jobId=370148&type=search&JobReqLang=1&recordstart=1&JobSiteId=36&JobSiteInfo=370148_36&GQId=0

Doctors without Borders Press Intern

Location: New York, New York, responsible for accomodation

Sessions:

Spring-Feb 2 to May 1

Deadline Jan 9

Summer-June 1-Aug 14

Deadline April 15

Fall-Sept 14-Dec 11

Deadline Aug 1

Application accepted on rolling basis

20 hrs/wk

Paid: $10.00 hr

Objective: To lessen the workload of the communications staff while providing a practical learning experience to a student interest in humanitarian aid and advocacy and public relations.

Overview: The Communications Departs of Doctors without Borders works to expand awareness of the humanitarian crises and endemic health problems in developing countries that our medical teams address in the field. Public awareness is built through three primary means: active and reactive press work; publication produced in-house, including our quarterly newsletter and website; and public education activities such as interactive exhibits, speaking events, screening, and the creation and distribution of teaching tool and curriculums.

The Press Intern will work closely with the Press Officer and Communications Assistant, offering day-to-day research support and meeting project-based needs as they arise. As a valued member of the Communication department, the Press intern will be centrally involved in the department's attempts to bring Doctor's without Borders advocacy messages into the media. He or she will have ample opportunities to learn about public relations through direct experience and humanitarian medical aid through osmosis. The position is ideal for a student interested in both humanitarian aid and public relations or journalism.

Duties: The Press Intern will be expected to perform the following tasks:

Media research and daily monitoring of coverage (30%)

Updating and maintaining the press office's media contacts (30%)

Supporting media projects as they arise in response to developing humanitarian news stories (helping to organize press conferences, etc.) (20%)

Tracking and filling Doctors without Borders news clippings (15%)

Putting together a tri-annual "media highlights" kit (5%)

Skills: Ability to work independently on a number of separate, simultaneous task. Familiarity with US television and print media. Proficiency in writing and internet research. Working knowledge of Word and Excel. French or Spanish a plus.

Email Resume and Cover letter:

internships@newyork.msf.org

Subject Line- press intern-term

No phone call or question regarding application status.

No contact person.

Brad Peers, internship information

ESPN



Play by play

• Internships are offered in the fall and spring semesters and during the summer


• Opportunities primarily located in Bristol, CT and New York, NY


• Limited opportunities available at other locations


• 10 weeks-30/40 hours a week


• Competitive pay


• Students may qualify for subsidized housing in Bristol, CT and New York NY


• Course credit offered based on college requirements

Eligibility

• Currently enrolled college student (within 12 months of graduation)


• Interest and passion for sports


• Authorized to work in the United States for any company

Special teams

• Accounting


• Creative Services


• Communications


• Digital Media


• Editorial


• Finance


• International


• Marketing


• Production


• Programming


• Research


• Sales


• Statistic & Information


• Technology

Draft process

• Visit www.espn.com/joinourteam


• Select JOBS tab


• Select PROFILE to add personal information including resume


• Select AGENTS/SEARCH


• In the JOB POSTING section select 'ASSOCIATES/INTERNSHIPS' to search for current internship opportunities

CBS News, CBS Sports



This broadcast covers news repors, features and interviews by CBS News correspondents covering events throughout the world. Inter must have strong research and computer skills and knowledge of Lexis-Nexis. Must have the ability to work the phone with contacts and sources, affiliate calls and light clerical work.



Sessions: Spring January to May the student arranges exact start and end date



Summer: June to August full time over the course of ten weeks



Fall: September to December the student arranges exact start and end date



Duties: Logging tapes, coordinating script, research, preliminary interviews, assisting during shoots, selecting footage, answering viewer mail, and clerical duties.



Requirements: Students who are currently attending an accredited college and have achieved junior or senior status are eligible. A variety of majors qualify including Journalism, Broadcast, Communication, Public Relations, Advertising, English, Political Science and more. Participants must have good computer skills, excellent written and verbal communication abilities and knowledge of current events. A 3.0 GPA or above is recommended. Students must be able to meet the minimum time commitment.



Compensation: This is an unpaid internship. Students are required to provide official documentation on school letterhead confirming they will receive credit for the internship. This documentation must be on file prior to start date.



Employment: Students are not guaranteed a job after participating in the program.



Application status: Due to the high volume of applicants, the office can not respond to application-status inquiries. The office reviews all submitted applications and contacts qualified candidates for a phone interview.



Deadlines: Fall and Spring applicants are accepted on a rolling basis. The Summer program selects and assigns students on a first-come, first served basis; summer applications will not be accepted after Feb. 28 of each year.



Application instructions: To apply, please submit an application, resume, two letters of recommendation, letter of credit from your university, school transcript and a one-page essay on why you want to work in Broadcast Journalism to:



Katie Curcio


Internship coordinator


CBS News


524 West 57th Street


New York, NY 10019


cc5@cbsnews.com


(Fax)212-975-6699





URL for application:


http://www.cbsnews.com/htdocs/pdf/intern102407.pdf?tag=contentMain;contentBody