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Students
English Internships Examples The
City of Salisbury Mayor's Office is seeking an intern to work
through the remainder of Fall 2005 and through Spring 2006. The
intern may be asked to work on various projects for the City, but the
primary project will be to plan an event for "Municipal Government Works"
month in April 2006. Hours are flexible. not a paid. Email resume to Gina Boobar,
gboobar@ci.salisbury.md.us .The
National Mental Health Association, a nonprofit organization
addressing all aspects of mental health and mental illness, is seeking
undergraduate and graduate students for its internship program. The program
is designed to provide a unique opportunity for students to gain real-world
work experience relevant to their academic and career goals. Internships are
available in various programs and departments. Such as:
Fundraising/Development, NAMHPAC, NCSTAC, Service and Policy Center, World Federation, Communications and Media and
Publications Sales. To apply go to:
http://www.nmha.org/intern/internhome.cfm . Other options include
sending a resume to NMHA/JDS, 2001 N. Beauregard Street, Alexandria, VA
22311,or e-mail interns@nmha.org.
KCSA
Public Relations Worlwide. 800 Second Avenue. New York, NY 10017.
Tel 212 682 6300. Fax 212 697-0910. E-mail
pr@kcsa.com . KCSA Public Relations Worldwide (www.kcsa.com
) is a 37-year public relations firm that offers students a first-class,
hands-on internship opportunity year round. Our interns have an opportunity
to apply what they have learned in their classrooms to real-life
public/investor relations campaigns. At KCSA, students work closely with a
designated team and are put on several accounts, which will train the
student to multitask and sharpen their internal/external communication
skills. Among some projects that the students will be involved with include
media/financial database development and maintenance, client administrative
support, assisting in writing, editing and distributing news releases and
pitch letters as well as making follow-up calls and scheduling client
interviews with media and members of the financial community. Requirements:
Must be a junior or senior going for an undergraduate degree OR a graduate
student. We require a set schedule for each intern, though we understand if
an intern must take off for exams. Interns have the option of working
anytime between Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Please note: Most interns who
intern at 20 or more hours a week find the work more fulfilling (though it
is not required). Strong written and
verbal communications skills. Creative thinker and team player.
Ability to work in a fast-paced environment. Interns Receive: Opportunity to
work with senior-level executives, Hand-on experience equivalent to any
entry-level PR agency executive, Travel stipend (within NY Tri-State Area),
Contribute $7/day toward lunch (*only for those interning 20 hours or more).
School credit (based on University/College requirements), Career advice from
all level of executives in PR. Internship Submission: Send résumé and cover
letter or email to ychang@kcsa.com
Internship time period and submission/review dates, though you can submit
résumés at anytime during the year. Fall = August/September - early
December (submission reviewed between July - September). Winter =
December/January (submission reviewed between September - November).
Spring = January/February - May (submission reviewed between October -
November). Summer = May/June - August (submission reviewed between
December - March). Submissions are on a first come, first serve basis. Based
on the number of strong intern candidates each semester, we may close our
internship submission early. Available Internships in: Public
Relations/Corporate Communications, Investor Relations. Marketing Services:
Advertising, Graphic Design, Production/Trafficking. Fundraising/Angel
Investor. All correspondence through email only. Sports
Writer/Intern. Salisbury Daily Times Sports Dept. 115 East
Carroll St., Salisbury, Md. 21801.
www.delmarvanow.com . Interns will be responsible for keeping up to date
with high school scores and standings. Primary responsibility will be taking
calls from high school coaches on completed games. If interns show promise
and initiative they will be asked to help in game coverage and feature
writing. We hope to help the intern advance their writing career as much as
we hope the intern will help us to put out a better product. Qualifications:
All applicants must have a love for sports. We eat, breath and sleep sports
- don't need to go that far, but it doesn't hurt. Writing skills a must.
Intern will be involved with game coverage and sports feature writing.
Preferably English, Journalism or Communications majors, but, with skills,
all will be considered. Application Procedures: Mail/fax cover letter and
resume to address listed attn: sports intern. If you have writing experience
at school, community or other paper, include no more than five clips.
Unpaid. Contact: Shawn Yonker, Sports Editor. FAX : 410-749-7290. Phone:
410-845-4642.
syonker@salisbury.gannett.com. Every semester.Media
Internships in NYC. TV, radio, journalism, pr, film. 15 credit
program includes housing, internship and courses. Spring (Jan.1-April 30).
Deadline: Oct 8, 2005.
http://www.academic.marist.edu/nymep/ American
Lung Association of Maryland. 209 N. Market Street. Salisbury, MD
21801. www.marylandlung.org
, Fall 2005 & Spring 2006. This is an event management position. We
are putting on the Eastern Shore "Blow the Whistle on Asthma" Walk on
November 12, 2005. It is a fund raiser. Person would be assisting in all
aspects of this event from working with the Steering Committee, publicity,
promotion, etc. Qualifications: Knowledge of data base, word, excel. Good
speaker and the ability to work with volunteers. Can be trained to coach
individuals in their fund raising efforts. Application Procedures: e-mail or
regular mail a cover letter and resume. Contact Jim Phillips-Eastern Shore
Regional Director. Phone: 410-548-1613. FAX: 410-742-7311. Unpaid.The
Student Conservation Association (SCA) is a national non-profit
that has placed over 45,000 individuals in hands-on conservation internships
throughout the nation since 1957. PO Box 550, Charlestown, NH 03603.
603-543-1700. Since June 2000, The Student Conservation Association (SCA)
has been proactive in the mitigation and prevention of our nation’s wildland
fires within the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Bureau of Land Management,
National Park Service, US Fish & Wildlife, and the Natural Resource and
Conservation Service. Our Wildland Fire internships provide hands-on
professional experience in a wide range of disciplines; GIS mapping, public
relations, environmental education, and Native American culture all play an
important part. Consider the benefits: Paid travel to and from the site, A
biweekly stipend, Free housing, Free or low cost health insurance, Loan
deferment on qualified student loans, Valuable training & certifications,
Possible academic credit, AmeriCorps education award upon completion of
service. All Semesters.Delmarva
Youth Magazine. JOURNALISTS/WRITERS (photography). All
Semesters. Intern will interview and take notes at local events relating
to young people. Intern will write articles for magazine and include
photographs when needed. Must have own vehicle. Qualifications: Organized,
outgoing, self-starter. Good writing skills. E-mail or fax a resume and
cover letter to Maria Cook, Publisher.
delmarvayouth@hotmail.com
1226 N. Division Street, Salisbury, MD 21801. Phone: 410-742-0022. FAX:
410-543-8333. Rate Of Pay: To Be Determined.KCI
Communications, Inc. Editorial Intern. All semesters.
Northern Virginia-based KCI Communications
www.kcifinance.com , which
publishes a variety of financial investment newsletters, is looking for an
editorial intern. Editing, writing and researching, among other tasks.
Please submit a cover letter and resume to Joy English, Managing Editor,
1750 Old Meadow Rd, Ste 300, McLean, VA 22102 or via e-mail at
jenglish@kci-com.com . Phone: 703
905 4645. FAX: 703 610 0115. Deadline: May 28, 2005. Pay: stipend is
possible.A.E.
Schwartz & Associates is small, Boston-based comprehensive
management, training, and organizational development/consulting company.
Established in 1982, we presently have 3 full-time and 12 part-time
contributors. Internships focus on the continual development and growth of
our organization:
http://www.aeschwartz.com , school4managers.com, laserlearn.com ,
mentor-protege.com, fast-trac-software.com , and our commercial websites:
http://www.internships4you.com
http://www.trainingconsortium.com, and Writers/Editors/Publishing: Our
organization needs the cream of the crop to work initially on an internship
basis. Upon successful completion, this position may expand to a contract
consultant or on-staff associate. Our team must function in a writing,
rewriting, evaluating, development, creating and editing capacity for a
variety of manuscripts, articles, training packages. books, and this summer
primarily our commercial web site : internships4you.com and all related
aspects. Responsibilities May Include: Developing, editing and proofing
internships4you.com website text. Developing on-line content and web
materials. Co-developing with Sales, Marketing and Technology e-mails,
letters, flyers, documentation and more.
Writing, editing and copy-editing
new and existing materials (on and off line). Writing on-line
content, articles, press releases. Reviewing all written materials and
collateral pieces. Researching supplemental information as needed.
Responsibilities May Include: Coordinating marketing and placement of new
releases within distribution chain (catalogues, distributors and on-line).
Manipulating and preparing spreadsheets of product information for updates
to distributors. Researching supplemental information. Coordinating
publishing aspects and author/publisher correspondence. Editing, developing,
writing and evaluating new and existing materials. This internship offers a
percentage of profit created from the team's efforts as well as contract,
part or full time affiliation. Interns will receive written acknowledgement
in publications when appropriate.TWC
launches Public Service Journalism Initiative. The John S. and
James L. Knight Foundation has awarded a two-year grant to The Washington
Center to promote public service journalism in Washington, D.C. The goal of
the initiative is to expose students in journalism and mass communications
to career options in public or civic journalism, which offers communities
information directly and immediately relevant to people's daily lives. Over
the next two years, beginning this summer 2004 through the fall semester of
2005, 65 college students will be selected for $2,000 scholarships made
possible through the Knight Foundation grant. They will be exposed to the
public service journalism through internships at nonprofit journalism
outlets such as National Public Radio, the online NewsHour Extra, the Center
for Public Integrity and the International Women's Media Foundation. In
addition, TWC is organizing speaking events, lectures, and an academic
course around public service journalism. Candidates for the TWC public
service journalism scholarship must attend a college and university with
local public radio (NPR) or television licenses (PBS), with majors
in journalism, mass communications or other relevant field. Students
interested in the public service journalism initiative at The Washington
Center should contact Robert Walter, director of the Mass Communications
Program at (202) 336-7558 or request information at
info@twc.edu . All semesters.REHOBOTH
BEACH FILM SOCIETY (RBFS) at 102 Midway Village, Rehoboth Beach,
DE 19971. Intern hours: Monday - Friday, between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.-
each semester. Some evening or weekend hours may be required. The Society,
(established 1997, incorporated 2000) is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit
organization whose mission is to create understanding and appreciation of
film as an art form. RBFS strives to educate and enhance the public's
understanding of independent cinema with a careful, studied and authentic
eye toward representing diverse and international cultures, people, and
eras. In fulfilling its mission, the Film Society produces an annual
multi-day film festival as well as a variety of events throughout the year.
Intern opportunities: Assist with developing an independent film library by
cataloguing videos and entering descriptions into database, composing and distributing press
releases about upcoming film events, managing print traffic of film
submission, production of newsletter (distributed 4 - 6 times per year),
managing membership database of 1,000+, coordinating annual fundraising
event (spring only), special projects as appropriate, film screening process
to determine entrees for film festival (summer only), Operate audio-visual
equipment to show film, distribute and collect rating forms, lead follow-up
discussion about film, tabulate ratings and enter results into database,
Assist with coordinating production of annual Independent Film Festival
(fall only). Skills required: database experience (Access software),
Microsoft Publisher experience, Ability to work independently, demonstrate
initiative, Flexible and friendly, work with volunteers. Contact Sue Early
at 302-645-9095, fax: (302) 645-9460,
sue@rehobothfilm.com . Follow-up interviews will be conducted.RESEARCH
INTERNSHIP (MULTIPLE MAJORS) Peninsula Regional Medical Center.
Research on the internet all companies located in the area who offer grants
to local non-profits. Also, determine specific interest of these companies,
whether the company has an affiliated foundation, and the application
process and deadline. Intern will work directly with the Executive Director
of the Foundation and may be assigned additional tasks related to the
operation of the Foundation office. Majors Requested: Accounting, Business
Administration, Business Administration- Economics Track, Business
Administration- Finance, Business Administration-, Marketing Management,
Communication Art- Interpersonal/Organization, Economics,
English, English- Creative Writing
Concentration, Finance, Interdisciplinary Studies. Fall, Spring,
Summer. Must apply online via eRecruiting. Go to this website,
www.salisbury.edu/careerservices and click on eRecruiting . NEWSLETTER
INTERNSHIP. Peninsula Regional Medical Center. Assist in
researching and drafting a newsletter to be mailed out to major donors.
Includes interviewing physicians concerning new clinical procedures and
editing technical information. This is a short, approximately four page
publication. Intern will work directly with the Executive Director of the
Foundation and may be assigned additional tasks related to the operation of
the Foundation Office. Period of Employment: Fall, Spring, Summer.
Majors Requested: Business Admin. Economics Track, , Management, Business
Administration-, Communication Art- Interpersonal or Organization,
Communication Art- Mass Media Track,
English, English- Creative Writing Concentration, English- Literature
Concentration, English- Writing and Rhetoric Track. You must apply
online via eRecruiting. Go to this website,
www.salisbury.edu/careerservices and click on eRecruiting on the
left side of the page. HARPER'S
MAGAZINE NEW YORK CITY: 12 UNPAID FULL-TIME EDITORIAL INTERNSHIPS
each year (four per term). Interns come to Harper's from a broad range of
backgrounds: many apply directly after college or graduate school; others
use the program as an introduction to publishing after having pursued
careers elsewhere. Prior work experience matters far less than how well an
intern knows Harper's and how much he or she has to contribute to the making
of the magazine each month. Each intern is assigned to assist particular
editors, while participating in the more general tasks shared by all
interns, such as researching the Harper's Index and reading unsolicited
manuscripts. The range of responsibilities and level of challenge depend
largely on initiative and self-motivation. Interns are always welcome to
suggest ideas, for instance, and to try to generate material for any section
of the magazine. Hours: 10-6 with an hour off for lunch. Some flexibility is
possible and can be discussed in individual cases. Unfortunately, unable to
provide aid for housing or transportation. To apply, send the following to
Elizabeth Giddens, Harper's Magazine, 666Broadway, 11th floor, New York, NY,
10012: * a completed application - available at
http://www.harpers.org/contact_us, a cover letter, in the form of a
personal statement of no more than 500 words, explaining why you would like
to take part in the internship program and letting us know something about
yourself-your interests, concerns, ideas, your résumé, the names and phone
numbers of at least two references. Incomplete applications will not be
acknowledged. Interviews for finalists set up after the above materials have
been received and evaluated. The schedule is: term Jan-May, June-August,
Sept-Dec, application deadline October 15, February 15, June 15. Decisions
made by November 30, April 15, July 31. Any questions not addressed above
may be sent to elizabeth@harpers.org.
Any Semester.CHINCOTEAGUE
NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE: INTERPRETATIVE INTERNSHIPS AT CHINCOTEAGUE
NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE. SPRING, SUMMER , FALL
interpretive interns at the Refuge Visitor Center to develop and conduct
interpretive programs, and develop interpretive materials such as flyers,
fact sheets, and exhibits. These duties give you the opportunity to reach a
variety of people with the knowledge and appreciation of the environment and
the National Wildlife Refuge System. Pay is $100.00 for each week of the
internship and the rewards of making a difference are priceless. Applicants
should have a background in biology, wildlife management, recreation
education, interpretation, or related field. Applicants should have
experience speaking in front of groups; knowledge of animal and plant
identification, especially birds; and the
ability to communicate well in
writing. Spring: ASAP through and including June 15 (Due to late
start position may be extended.) Application Deadline: ASAP Highlights:
Earth Day (April) International Migratory Bird Celebration May) National
Fishing Week (June) Summer: June 3 through and including September 7
Application Deadline: March 18 Highlights: Fourth of July Pony Penning
(July) Labor Day (September) Fall: September 2 through and including
December 7 Application Deadline: July3 Highlights: National Wildlife Refuge
Week (October) Waterfowl Week (November) Application Procedures: To apply
for any of these positions, send a resume and cover letter to: Refuge
Manager Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge P.O. Box 62 Chincoteague, VA
23336
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