> NYWICI: New York Women in Communications Inc.
Numerous Scholarships Available – Deadline Jan. 30 (no exceptions);
Scroll for details and submit applications ASAP!
> FREE LaGrant Foundation Career Development Workshop
Friday Jan. 30, 12 Noon - 4:30 PM, Ruder Finn, 301 East 57th Street, FL 3, NYC
You must RSVP before Jan. 27 – space is limited; email Ericka Avila, erickaavila@lagrant.com. Students will meet industry professionals and attend career building seminars; business attire; scroll for complete info.
> Institute for Humane Studies (IHS) Internship – Deadline Jan. 30 – scroll for complete info.
> Save the Date :: Saturday, April 18, 2009 :: 9 AM – 2 PM
PRSANY - New Professionals Career Forum @ FIT
You must register April 15 (no exceptions) – scroll for complete info.
> Ad/PR Writing Standards – Critical for communications professionals, writing is a career-building tool. During the first week of class, professors will distribute uniform writing standards for MCA majors, offering writing success strategies for classes, internships and entry level careers. Ask any MCA professor about this important academic tool, store on your desktop and refer to it often.
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Saturday, January 17, 2009
Institute for Human Studies Internship
This opportunity from MCA Senior Kyle Helm --
IHS offers free-market journalism internships at daily newspapers and major media outlets across the country. Placements are available for spring, summer, fall, and provide a stipend, housing allowance, and travel allowance. The deadline to apply for summer placement is January 31. For more information, please visit www.theihs.org/journalism.
Newspaper & Print track: Interns are placed at daily newspapers across the country and participate in an opening career-building workshop. The internship offers real reporting assignments -- interns this summer averaged 30 clips.
Broadcast Journalism track: Broadcast Journalism internships offer hands-on internships at major media networks or news production houses. Last year we sponsored internships at CNN in Atlanta, ABC's "20/20" in Manhattan, and Fox News in Los Angeles, among others.
The Institute for Humane Studies also offers a free summer workshop specifically for student journalists interested in career advice and expanding their analytical tools and skills. Journalism & the Free Society will be held June 6-12 at Bryn Mawr College near Philadelphia. This workshop offers the opportunity to interact with top scholars and network with journalists and media professionals in a weeklong series of sessions on nuts-and-bolts reporting practices broader philosophical explorations of media and information issues, career development, and social camaraderie.
For more information about any of these great programs offered by IHS, contact Elisabeth McCaffrey at EMcCaffrey@ihs.gmu.edu.
Bryan Bernys Email
Director, National Field Program
Leadership Institute
703-247-2000
1101 North Highland Street Arlington VA 22201
www.leadershipinstitute.org
IHS offers free-market journalism internships at daily newspapers and major media outlets across the country. Placements are available for spring, summer, fall, and provide a stipend, housing allowance, and travel allowance. The deadline to apply for summer placement is January 31. For more information, please visit www.theihs.org/journalism.
Newspaper & Print track: Interns are placed at daily newspapers across the country and participate in an opening career-building workshop. The internship offers real reporting assignments -- interns this summer averaged 30 clips.
Broadcast Journalism track: Broadcast Journalism internships offer hands-on internships at major media networks or news production houses. Last year we sponsored internships at CNN in Atlanta, ABC's "20/20" in Manhattan, and Fox News in Los Angeles, among others.
The Institute for Humane Studies also offers a free summer workshop specifically for student journalists interested in career advice and expanding their analytical tools and skills. Journalism & the Free Society will be held June 6-12 at Bryn Mawr College near Philadelphia. This workshop offers the opportunity to interact with top scholars and network with journalists and media professionals in a weeklong series of sessions on nuts-and-bolts reporting practices broader philosophical explorations of media and information issues, career development, and social camaraderie.
For more information about any of these great programs offered by IHS, contact Elisabeth McCaffrey at EMcCaffrey@ihs.gmu.edu.
Bryan Bernys Email
Director, National Field Program
Leadership Institute
703-247-2000
1101 North Highland Street Arlington VA 22201
www.leadershipinstitute.org
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