In short, student writers write entertaining, social, and above all humorous content for The Black Sheep across all platforms. Writers will be expected to contribute one article (approximately 500 words) each week. Beyond writing, writers are to attend content meetings held every week. This is an unpaid position.

Time Commitment:
Writers should estimate spending 2-4 hours per week writing and attending the weekly meeting. These requirements will be higher if you are applying for internship credit to ensure you meet your school’s requirements.

LiveWellNYU Staff Writers will work in a fun and creative atmosphere while gaining valuable skills and building a portfolio of published work. We are looking for a team player that wants to use media to connect with fellow students -- reflecting on the NYU experience to help students get the most out of their lives. Applicants should have previous experience writing articles and enjoy figuring out what NYU students are sharing, liking, recommending and talking about online. We encourage students of all backgrounds and majors to apply!

Responsibilities:
- Take articles from concept through multiple edits, integrating feedback, to a final draft and publication.
- Set an editing timeline and comply with deadlines.
- Embrace new and innovative ways to convey actionable tips that can help students get the most out of life.

Our ideal candidate has experience with one or more of the following:
- Creating and editing written content for a website or blog.
- Editing pieces for publication.
- Working as part of a creative team.
- Graphic design experience a plus.

Staff writers are REQUIRED to attend weekly pitch meetings. At these meetings, contributors pitch and discuss ideas for content and provide constructive feedback to peers.
-Fall 2016 semester contributors must be available on Fridays from 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM for pitch meetings.

Employment Terms: $12-15/hour at 10-20 hours per week. Applicants must be current NYU first years, sophomores, or juniors. Federal work-study eligible students are encouraged to apply.

Transformational is a podcast that presents virtuosos of personal development and social innovation to inspire and support the realization of satisfying work.

Catalysta seeks a female co-host for the show.

The production of this pilot is unpaid. Ongoing work will be paid.

Please provide audio samples.

Responsibilities
• Collaborate on choice of guest
• Research guest
• Interview guest
• Provide post-production input

Skills
• Empathetic interview skills
• Excellent conversationalist
• Outgoing nature
• Passion for personal development
• Personable, communicative, and collaborative

Are you a writer interested in writing short-form lifestyle and trending news content for sites powered by your favorite social influencers?

FanBread enables social influencers (celebrities, digital communities, etc.) with massive social reach to feed their fans the content that THEY want to share. Influencers develop a content strategy to express their passions, interests and causes - which is then executed via the FanBread platform, which connects them with talented content creators like yourself.

We are currently seeking writers for the following sites:
- A well-known comedian’s site that highlights human-interest stories relevant to the African-American community.
- A controversial political commentator’s site that champions the #BlackLivesMatter movement and other causes relevant to the African-American community.
- A site developed by a popular actor, created for the modern Renaissance man, exploring a broad range of topics including men’s fitness, positive thinking, art and design and tech and gaming.

In addition to these sites, FanBread powers dozens of other sites that need content related to women’s lifestyle, parenting, beauty, food, fitness, travel, pop culture and more! We’re always looking for great writers who are looking to learn and grow.

We are looking for NYC- based contributors who are 21 and over with a keen interest in the beverage world. Prior experience writing for a drinks publication is not necessary, but you must be a proficient writer with some journalism experience and/or background. Expect to have access to free events around the city and some samples of products distributed to you, however we expect you to write about these experiences! We want at least one article per month at 500-800 words, possibly more during the holiday season. We will assign stories as well as accept pitches, though PLEASE search the site before submitting any queries to see if the proposed topic has already been covered. This is a really fun position with growing potential in the beverage media world and access to some terrific products!

Are you a strong writer with the ability to conduct research, aggregate facts, opinions and projections, and create informative articles, inspiring people to make decisions, and want to improve your skills in an area that will improve people’s lives? If so, this is the internship for you!

We're launching a very exciting new company this fall with a giant consumer market. We offer a community platform to provide mature adults with information, tools and community support.
Our ideal candidate is someone who is motivated to research on various topics related to longevity, since people are living longer (mid 8os), healthier and with assets to enjoy life. You have a positive attitude and a passion to learn. We want to work with freelancers on a part-time basis – and if you have the skills and the personality to fit our culture, we can discuss greater opportunities in the future!

Let us know how many hours a week you have available (we expect 15-20 per week in fall/spring) and 32-40 in the summer. We are based in mid-Manhattan, and will allow you to do some of this writing virtually!

I teach at CUNY - Baruch's management department (strategy, negotiation, leadership), and at USST (Univ of Shanghai (marketing and entrepreneurship) so I would be glad to be your host supervisor and help you get credit from your school or department.
If you are interested, we will send you a guideline of how our articles are formatted. It's required you write us a sample article of 500 words.

Evolution News is looking for an intern to work on content production and the company's marketing initiatives The individual will gain an opportunity to hone in on their writing and content creation skills across different formats. They’ll work directly with Interplay team members to craft a variety of different forms of content. They’ll also help create content initiatives to attract, acquire and engage target audiences.

This is a great opportunity for someone looking to enter the field of media or journalism and would like to add to their portfolio. The ideal candidate is highly organized, self-­driven and laughs a lot.

Not Mad is looking for content from college-aged writers — we publish a diverse and varied mix of material (op-eds, playlists, interviews, reviews) and are opening to publishing material on pretty much anything.

We don't pay, but we have a dedicated readership, allow for tons of editorial freedom and pride ourselves on being a group of editors passionate about not only publishing the best content possible, but working with young writers to bring out their voice and improve their writing.

Our op-eds and reviews hover between 800-1200 words, and we greatly encourage hyperlinks, first person and experimental structures. Our interviews are more flexible, usually between 700-1500 words, while our playlists sit around 500 words.

Now that we're based in New York, contributors would have the opportunity to do in person reads and edits with some of our staff.

Not Mad is seeking a current NYU Journalism student to work as a collaborator on the site, working with and reporting directly to co-founder and Editor-in-Chief Jackson Howard. The job is multi-faceted; it would entail social media work, newsletter formatting, content curation and writing, fielding submissions, editing pieces, working with writers, transcribing interviews and more.

This person would need to be passionate about the site, our message and online media, up to date with current events and pop culture, at ease collaborating with others, able to keep tight deadlines and ready to contribute immediately. The job would entail at the most 10 hours per week of individual work and a night or two per week of in-person work for an hour or so around NYU.

The job would provide the opportunity not only to be a published author online with more or less unlimited editorial freedom, but to contribute to an exciting and constantly growing publication centered around millennial interest and to learn more about online publishing, social media and the editing process.

Are you a strong writer with the ability to conduct research, aggregate facts, opinions and projections, and create informative articles, inspiring people to make decisions, and want to improve your skills in an area that will improve people’s lives? If so, this is the position for you!

We're launching a very exciting new company this fall with a giant consumer market. We offer a community platform to provide mature adults with information, tools and community support.

Our ideal candidate is someone who is motivated to research on various topics related to longevity, since people are living longer (mid 8os), healthier and with assets to enjoy life. You have a positive attitude and a passion to learn. We want to work with freelancers on a part-time basis – and if you have the skills and the personality to fit our culture, we can discuss greater opportunities in the future!

Let us know how many hours a week you have available (we expect 15-20 per week in fall/spring) and 32-40 in the summer. We’re based in mid-Manhattan, and will allow you to do some of this writing virtually!

I teach at CUNY - Baruch's management department (strategy, negotiation, leadership), and at USST (Univ of Shanghai (marketing and entrepreneurship) so I would be glad to be your host supervisor and help you get credit from your school or department.