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Internships
2006-2007
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of Montana School of Journalism The Billings Gazette is accepting applications for its summer 2007 intern position. We'd like the applications in our hands by the end of December. We ask candidates to send us a cover letter introducing themselves and explaining why they believe a reporting internship at The Billings Gazette would be a valuable part of their journalism education as they work toward a degree and employment as a journalist. The letter should be accompanied by a resume and a collection of a half-dozen writing samples -- clips from newspapers or copies of relevant class assignments. The Gazette provides a great learning environment for aspiring journalists. Our intern can expect a wide range of assignments to serve readers in our vast circulation area, which includes the city of Billings, communities in Eastern Montana and Northern Wyoming and Yellowstone National Park. In addition to tackling daily assignments, the intern will work with editors to identify at least one project to complete during the summer. Managing editor Kristi Angel will be the primary supervisor of our intern. Other editors and reporters will provide guidance and feedback to our intern whenever appropriate. Send applications to: Steve Prosinski The Bismarck Tribune summer intern The Bismarck Tribune has an opening for a summer intern. The Tribune, a The Tribune will consider applicants for sports, general reporting, copy Tribune interns are part of the newsroom staff and share in regular To apply, post resume, references, samples of work and what position you The application deadline is Jan. 15, 2007. Any questions, you can call Steve Wallick, city editor, at 1-888-708-2247 2007 NASCAR Diversity Internship We are excited to present the 2007 NASCAR Diversity Internship Program. This ten-week, paid summer internship provides students the chance to gain valuable experience working in the nation’s most popular spectator sport - NASCAR. We encourage students to apply online on our Web site, www.diversityinternships.com starting in mid December. There they may also download an electronic version of the application, read more about the program or learn more about the participating companies. All applications must be postmarked by March 9, 2007. Eligible candidates must have completed their sophomore year, enrolled full-time, in good standing academically in their school and community, and able to work in the United States. The program is being coordinated by NASCAR’s Diversity Department, which manages the application review process for NASCAR and the participating companies. Please forward all completed applications to: NASCAR Sincerely, Internship - US Senator Max Baucus A Washington Internship with Senator Baucus is an active, educational, and para professional experience in the United States Senate as a representative of Senator Baucus and the State of Montana. Interns are employed for each academic semester and during the summer months. Interns may select either part-time or full-time status to correspond with their schedules. Internships are available in my Capitol Hill office or in any of my Montana offices. Interns have a terrific opportunity to learn more about the legislative process. While the positions are unpaid, most interns agree that this experience gives them valuable insights into the workings of the U.S. Congress and a chance to serve fellow Montanans. The interns in Senator Baucus' office gain knowledge and experience in three areas of operations: legislative, administrative, and press. Interns are assigned specific legislative responsibilities and assist with all office operations, as necessary. Download the .pdf announcement Graphic Design - Missoula City County Health Department -Maintains, modifies and updates a website utilizing Front Page. Download the .pdf announcement American Horse Publications Internship Program The American Horse Publications Internship Program is designed specifically for college students who have an interest in horses and seek a career in equine publishing. This program offers opportunities for students to work at equine publications and businesses thorughout the country and the opportunity for AHP members to utilize the talents of students with interests in equine publishing. Download the .pdf announcement Photo Intern - Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Coordinate with Senior Graphic Designer and Photo Coordinator to develop photo libraries. Download the .pdf announcement Reporter & Newsroom Intern - UNA-USA, Montana Chapter Montana chapter of the UN Association USA. UNA-USA is a 501c3 Non-Profit Educational organization, the nation’s largest grassroots foreign policy organization, and a leading center for policy research on the U.N. and global issues. Like the U.N. itself, its focus is on the increasingly global nature of social, economic and political affairs. Its issues range from protecting human rights and eradicating disease to sustaining the environment; and from clearing land-mines and peacekeeping to encouraging development of emerging societies and fairness in international trade. The Montana Chapter (UNA-MT) encourages these goals through education, community outreach and advocacy of an internationalist perspective and of multilateralism in US foreign policy. Download the .pdf announcement The Wall Street Journal Europe The Journal's European edition, The Wall Street Journal Europe, is also looking for two reporting interns to be based in Europe. To apply, please send a cover letter, resume and a dozen of your best bylined clips to: Jesse Lewis, Managing Editor In addition to meeting all the application requirements cited in the WSJ description above, the Journal Europe is also looking for candidates with fluency in one or more of these European languages: French, German, Dutch, or Russian; a demonstrable interest in Europe as well as the willingness and ability to work in an overseas environment. The selected candidates will work in one of WSJ's European bureaus and will be required to provide proof of health insurance. They will be required to pay for their own round-trip airfare. The pay is $700 a week. Please include your email address. The Journal's Asian edition is looking for a reporting intern to be based in Hong Kong. To apply please send a cover letter, resume and a dozen of your best bylined clips to: Cathy Panagoulias, Assistant Managing Editor In addition to meeting all the application requirements cited in the WSJ description above, the Journal Asia is looking for candidates with fluency in one or more Asian languages -- preferably Mandarin, Japanese or Korean -- a strong interest in business reporting in Asia, and ideally experience living or working in the region. The selected candidates will work at The Asian Journal's Hong Kong headquarters, and will be provided a weekly stipend of $700 and an allowance for round-trip airfare to Hong Kong. Please include your e-mail address Idaho Falls Post Register internships City Editor Kortny Rolston, a UM journalism graduate, has an unpaid internship available spring semester, 40 hours a week out of the Idaho Falls office as a general assignment reporter. There also is one reporting internship during the fall in the paper’s Rexburg office. Rolston says, “Interns are treated like permanent staff and aren't relegated to the bake-off beat. We've had interns cover murders, the discovery of decomposed bodies, elections, etc. “ Send applications and resumes to: Kortny Rolston We are looking for someone to assist with many of the basic tasks involved in the creation of our magazine Adventure Cyclist. Examples are proofreading, reading and sorting submissions, and, if the intern has strong writing skills, writing articles. This fall and winter, we are also looking for assistance with the creation of The Cyclists' Yellow Pages, our 104-page bicycle-travel resource which features several trip-planning directories and feature stories. There should also be other opportunities as the intern gets an inside look into the creation of a national, 40,000-copy circulation magazine. Outdoor Writers Association of America Outdoor Writers Association of America, a national communicators group headquartered in Missoula, seeks a junior, senior or post graduate student interested in outdoor activities and communications. This is not a job communicating with general audiences but with seasoned professionals. Internship can be taken for college credit (with department approval) or for a stipend. Term: Begin either mid-summer (July) or September and work through fall semester (mid-December). Learn more about OWAA at www.owaa.org, then send a cover letter, resume and work samples to Editor Katie McKalip at kmckalip@owaa.org. Internships with Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation magazines available spring semester and summer. Bugle/Wapiti interns spend most of their time writing and editing for the Elk Foundation’s Bugle magazine and its volunteer newsletter, Wapiti. Probably 80 percent of the internship is spent writing. This includes time researching stories, interviewing sources, writing cutlines, etc. The rest of the time is spent editing other stories we plan to publish in the magazine and/or newsletter and a few other sundry duties as they arise. We also invite our interns to attend our weekly publication meetings, where they can observe part of our planning process and partake in discussions concerning current Bugle and Elk Foundation issues. Contact: Jan K. Brocci, Bugle managing editor. The Missoula Independent is seeking an intern for the spring semester to participate in all editorial aspects of our weekly news and arts publication. Candidates should have solid writing and reporting skills at the college level, be self-motivating and eager to work with our writers and editors in a fast-paced atmosphere. Interns will have opportunities to conduct story research under the supervision of reporters, edit syndicated material, proofread, help compile our calendar and, with the right skills, produce news and arts coverage copy for publication. If you're interested in collecting clips in Montana's largest and best weekly newspaper, please contact editor Brad Tyer at (406) 543-6609, or btyer@missoulanews.com.
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