broadcast journalism Opportunities

Join the movement! ULife.com looking for computer engineer interns for the Summer. 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 and we are continuing to grow as a publication and brand. We currently have college journalists from across the US writing for the website on a daily basis, yet we are looking to further develop the business with the assistance of some interns. This is an incredible opportunity for students that want to get involved in a "hands-on" internship program, as all interns will be actively involved in developing the business, rather than coffee runs or nonsense tasks. We are looking for current or recently graduated broadcast journalism students to help with identifying important news stories and facts, writing copy, and assisting in running our daily news broadcast. You will be working directly with the Senior Editor, as well as be learning from a professional director/cinematographer. This would be ideal for someone who's interested in the behind the scenes aspects of broadcast journalism, and wants to learn how to run a daily news show first hand! There is no fixed pay at this time. ULife will cover any costs associated with the work we ask you to do, if needed. There are possibilities for bonuses and incentives (cash, travel, gifts, ft employment opportunity, etc.) We are looking for take on interns IMMEDIATELY.

Join the movement! ULife.com looking for photography interns for the fall. 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 and we are continuing to grow as a publication and brand. We currently have college journalists from across the US writing for the website on a daily basis, yet we are looking to further develop the business with the assistance of some interns. This is an incredible opportunity for students that want to get involved in a "hands-on" internship program, as all interns will be actively involved in developing the business, rather than coffee runs or nonsense tasks. ULife is looking for an experienced college journalist to man our assignment desk. We have a group of broadcast journalist who will be making news videos everyday and they need to know what stories to cover! You'll be tasked with selecting stories already written on our website, as well as important stories off the wire for our on camera reporters to cover. You'll be working closely with our Senior Editor in our Santa Monica office. The ideal candidate will have at least a year of experience on a daily or weekly publication, and has demonstrated consistent news judgement. If you have an eye for good copy and are quick with editing and formatting stories for broadcast, that's a huge plus! There is no fixed pay at this time. ULife will cover any costs associated with the work we ask you to do, if needed. There are possibilities for bonuses and incentives (cash, travel, gifts, ft employment opportunity, etc.)

Heres an exciting opportunity for students in a vibrant radio newsroom. A variety of meaningful learning opportunities and on-the-job training experiences are available for undergraduates, as well as graduate & postgraduate students. Experiences range from production and newsroom opportunities across all media platforms for the region's newest News/Talk radio station. This is more than just picking up coffee for reporters and on-air talent. Interns at WWIQ (IQ 106.9) will be hands-on tackling tasks like production, news gathering and making contributions to the stations website and social media outlets. WWIQ interns will be supervised by seasoned media professionals. College credit may be granted. Internships are unpaid. Students will be selected through a competitive application and interview process for internships during three term periods: fall (September to December), winter-spring (January to May) and summer (June to August). For more information contact Morning Editor Mitch Merman at iq1069.com

SEC Rage is an online magazine that caters to the world of football and basketball, specifically of the Southeastern Conference. We provide breaking news, recruiting updates and insider information. SEC Rage also has an online radio show called SEC Rage Radio which airs at 9 PM CST Mondays-Thursdays. On the show, we mainly interview recruits and coaches. Some of our pasts guests include Nolan Richardson and Dale Brown. The Broadcast Journalism intern will work closely with the PR/Media Relations Specialist. The intern will also be given a free membership to the SEC Rage website. This is an unpaid opportunity, but can be used for college credit. We review resumes and hire interns on a rolling basis. Our internships typically last about 6 weeks, but it can be adjusted to fit the interns schedule. If at the end of the internship SEC Rage is impressed with your work, you may be given the opportunity to continue working with SEC Rage.

The A&R Report Show is currently looking for two radio broadcasting and journalism interns. Must have basic knowledge of computers and be proficient at uploading and handling content to and from the Internet, as well as doing background work and research on artists, and shows.

Work remotely from any internet connection during hours of your choosing. Upload content and get published, practice editing and SEO. Earn college credit. A certificate of merit will be awarded after 3 months. We can offer you excellent references, college credit ( you provide all forms and clearances from your school), and great experience for your resume. To start, log on to www.hpub.org You may submit writing or recruit others to write. Be advised we dont want advertising or gossip. You can also promote our facebook page. This is a task every one seems to enjoy: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Union-of-Huffington-Post-Writers-and-Bloggers/137190046314897 Keep written records of your work, then contact us every Friday with updates. If you do this properly and consistently, we will consider your internship a success and stand behind you. Kind regards, Dan info@hpub.org

WDEL is looking for interns to work alongside award-winning journalists at Delaware's Most Listened to News/Talk Station. All WDEL internships include opportunities to cover stories to help build up your demo.

Interested in getting "real life" experience in Public Relations and Social Media? Do you have a natural talent for creative writing and PR? Addicted to social media websites like Facebook and Twitter? Then this internship is the perfect place for you to start your career! This internship is ideal for anyone looking to get their feet wet in journalism, social media and PR. Must be a good writer. We have a limited number of internships available, and the internship is competitive - so please apply early! This internship is 100% virtual - which means that you can work from your home or dorm room if you'd like.

Please Note: RESUMES SUBMITTED VIA THE INTERNSHIPS.COM WEBSITE WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED. YOU *MUST* FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS BELOW IN ORDER TO APPLY FOR THIS OPPORTUNITY. Since 1977, the National Journalism Center, a project of Young America's Foundation, has provided aspiring conservative and libertarian journalists with the premier opportunity to learn the principles and practice of responsible reporting. The National Journalism Center combines 12 weeks of on-the-job training at a Washington, D.C.-based media outlet with once-weekly training seminars led by prominent journalists, policy experts, and NJC faculty. Interns are matched with a print, broadcast, or online media outlet based on their interests and experience, and spend 30 hours/week gaining practical, hands-on journalism experience. Potential placements include The Washington Times, The Washington Examiner, CNN, Fox News Channel, and more. One day a week is spent at the NJC seminar, where interns hone their writing and investigative reporting skills and gain a better understanding of media, society, and public policy, and the intersection between the three here in Washington, D.C. Opportunities: Internships are offered in the fall (Sept. - Dec.), spring (Jan. - Apr.), and summer (May - Aug.). Compensation: $1,000/month ******************HOW TO APPLY****************** Please Note: RESUMES SUBMITTED VIA THE INTERNSHIPS.COM WEBSITE WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED. YOU *MUST* FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS BELOW IN ORDER TO APPLY FOR THIS OPPORTUNITY. Step 1: Fill out our online application. http://www.yaf.org/NJCapply.aspx Step 2: Email the following supplemental materials to hjackman@yaf.org: * Cover letter * A current resume * 3 writing samples (published news clips are preferred) * 3 references (no letters of recommendation) DEADLINES: - Spring 2013 (Jan. 14 Apr. 5): Nov. 1, 2012 - Summer 2013 (May 13 Aug. 3): Mar. 1, 2013 - Fall 2013 (Sept. 9 Dec. 6): July 15, 2013

Wilks Broadcasting Group Kansas City is seeking energetic student interns for the fall/spring/summer semesters, who can work a flexible schedule, approximately 10-15 hours per week. Internships are available in numerous stations at Wilks Broadcasting Group Kansas City. This is an excellent opportunity for students who want to get real world experience promoting a variety of radio stations which include: KMXV Mix 93.3, KBEQ 104.3, KCKC Alice 102.1, and KFKF 94.1. Internship positions are available in promotions, marketing, sales, production, and digital/web support departments. Please submit a resume and cover letter indicating your area of interest to jnagel@wilkskc.com