Duration: 3 months (September-December)
Hours/week: 20-40
Positions Available: 8

[American Theatre Magazine Intern]
Intern will work closely with the staff of the magazine, assisting with a variety of editorial and administrative tasks such as fact checking, proofreading, photo research, and story planning, with the possibility of some writing assignments. Candidates must have strong journalism skills. Intern may also work with the book program, assisting in editorial duties.

XCon Productions, an accredited production company in NY, is looking for a bright and reliable intern to join the team to learn the ins and outs of developing programming for broadcast TV.

The Intern will gain hands on experience collaborating closely with established directors and producers, as well as, develop the necessary skills for a future in Journalism.

The Journalism Intern will be sitting in on production meetings and story discussions taking notes, and discussing solutions to everyday problems that occur in the world of production.

The intern will also sit in with the archival department learning the intricacies of obtaining and preparing archival material for broadcast.

Interns will receive college credit along with a stipend for travel and meals.

The internship will be 5 days a week Monday - Friday, and will run until the end of the summer.

Entrepreneur.com is seeking a reporting intern in its New York City office to learn how to tell smart, fun, creative stories about entrepreneurs and innovators that inform and inspire.

You will:
--Be a self-starter and an idea machine.
--Want to partner with editors and writers throughout our newsroom to work on a variety of projects in a number of mediums.
--Have a passion for technology, business, innovation and the people driving change.
--Have experience writing and reporting and a track record of content that engages readers, in an academic or professional setting.
--Be eager to brainstorm fresh angles and formats for any idea or article.
--Be an avid user of social media, well-versed in Twitter and Snapchat.

You are:
--Helpful and curious. You ask questions and want to learn.
--Quick, but careful. You are fast but are committed to accuracy.
--Creative and flexible. You have ideas and are excited to collaborate.
--Analytical. You think critically and aren’t afraid to share your insights.
--Entrepreneurial. You look for what’s needed and make it happen. You look for solutions, not excuses.
--Independent and helpful. You don’t need a lot of hand-holding but you play well with others.

This internship is unpaid, and interns will need to provide documentation from their school indicating that they will get school credit for the internship and that this internship fulfills any requirements for their degree program.

Summer is finally here! If you've been scoping for a last-minute summer internship, this is your chance!

Are you interested in women's issues? Do you want to make a difference in the lives of women and girls around the world? If so, this internship may be right for you.

The internship involves writing/researching articles and helping to expand the reach of the website. Great learning experience for a self-starter! We take mentoring very seriously. This is not a virtual placement; the person needs to be in New York City. If you can give at least 3 days a week and start ASAP -- please apply right away. Must have good writing/editing skills, be computer savvy, and able to perform some administrative work/social media maintenance. The position is unpaid, but can be used for course credit and there is a stipend for local transportation. Serious applicants only please!

Send your resume, a thoughtful cover letter, a writing sample, and 3 references from people who have supervised you to Andria at administrator@womenworking.com.

Nonprofit seeks journalism intern to generate original content for its website and social media platforms. Founded by a NYU alumnus, the organization is looking for a motivated, self starter, who can work independently and is willing to produce 1-2 short articles per week. Ability and desire to select and crop photos to accompany your stories is a plus, as is proficiency with WordPress.

The nonprofit operates remotely so you can work from anywhere. Our website is included below. However, you can also review our blog: http://empirebenchpress.com

Are you looking for hands on experience and what it takes to be an Editor, a Reporter, or Correspondent?

We are looking for new applicants from NYU journalism with energy and ideas who possess a keen understanding of social media and the evolving digital media landscape.

All roles begin on the editorial desk and positions can lead to reporting assignments and longer term correspondent postings.

Strong writing ability, excellent news judgement, a sound understanding of economics and multimedia skills are all essential. Knowledge of global affairs, technology & cyber security, and are desirable.

Primary responsibility is to support the senior editorial staff. Responsibilities include proofreading, research, drafting of content, liaising with contributors and news sources, coordination of submission deadlines, social media and marketing assistance.

This is a high-profile, fast-paced job that requires excellent news judgment, a steady head and an ability to make smart, quick decisions under pressure. This position will be based in the heart of the SoHo, New York newsroom and will be a key to senior leaders and our digital team.

The successful applicants can be new to the industry of journalism; but will be comfortable writing and editing the world's top stories to real-time deadlines.

The Program:

This is a three-month long internship program based out of Know Your Meme's New York City office in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. It is an unpaid, part-time position; all applicants must be currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate level program at a college or university, preferably in pursuit of a degree in journalism, digital anthropology or library science. The internship may be used for academic credit, with the approval of your institution.

Responsibilities:

The main responsibilities of the position will consist of researching, writing and editing encyclopedic (long-form) and news articles (short-form) in a fast-paced, 24-hour digital newsroom environment, as well as indexing and organizing our ever-growing compendium of data points through the use of metadata. The editorial intern will work out of the office and report directly to the editor-in-chief, with a minimum commitment of 16 hours per week during the months of June, July and August.

Desirable Qualities:

- Mastery of the English composition and copyediting
- Familiarity with AP and Wikipedia Style Guides
- Working knowledge in HTML and Photoshop (or equivalent)
- In-depth knowledge of internet meme culture
- A history of active presence on Tumblr, Twitter or YouTube
- An existing member of Know Your Meme? A big plus!

We currently have a number of projects in pre-production and in production. We are looking for an enthusiastic self - starting intern who is passionate and eager to learn about documentary film. Duties will include researching, assistance with grant writing, helping to coordinate shoots, on-set production assistant for shoots, liaising with interview subjects, social media management and locating and transcribing footage .

Qualifications:
Excellent researcher
Strong writing skills
Be able to work independently
Be familiar with MailChimp, HootSuite (as well as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc.), Google Drive, Microsoft Word and Excel, social networking/media, Internet research, etc.
Knowledge of Final Cut and/or Premiere , Adobe Photoshop/In Design a plus.
Shooting skills a plus
Have her/his own laptop.

We are a startup site for women creating good in the world, founded by a NYU Journalism alum and business journalist. This job can be done virtually if intern not in NYC area and can be full or part time. Post is unpaid. You will work closely with the founder on reporting, writing and distributing via social articles on women and social impact, including interviews with activists, entrepreneurs, and leaders, trend, and service pieces.

TV Journalism / News Interns. Looking to start a public affairs / political half-hour program on MNN network. Experienced and intelligent host needs staff to produce, arrange interviews on political / national topics, and invite weekly guests. Even hosting opportunity if you're good and telegenic. We need TV / journalism professionals, not people looking to window-dress their resumes. This is not paying (nor is the host paid) but will be geared to heavily market the show and create something special and lasting (and paying). You have to be entrepreneurial. Contact 212-543-2580 or Starlightartists@gmail.com.