Paste Magazine (pastemagazine.com) is looking for interns for our Health section. Interns will produce content, manage social media accounts, write news items and pitch larger stories. Interns should have experience in journalism, either as a student or in the workforce. They should also have an interest in all things health, from fitness to food. Writing, fact-checking, photo-sourcing, and web story building are all big parts of the job and some experience is preferred -- along with a basic knowledge of HTML and CMS systems.

Interns can receive school credit and editors are happy to assist with that process. The internship is unpaid but interns will be paid for assigned stories -- after the first two. Interns will work directly with both Health editors. The work may be remote, but candidates should be based in NYC, as they may be required travel to the magazine's Manhattan office. The work will require about eight hours a week.

Summer:
Start date: April 24.
End date: September 1.

Fall:
Start: August 24
End: Dec. 15

As the national service organization for the not-for-profit professional theatre, TCG offers services in line with our mission: to strengthen, nurture, and promote the professional not-for-profit American theatre. TCG serves theatre artists and organizations by recognizing and encouraging activism, artistry, advocacy, and global citizenship. We provide professional development for theatre leaders, research and data analysis for the field, advocacy on the federal level, as well as the publication of American Theatre magazine, ARTSEARCH, and works from our award-winning book program.

Duration: 3 months (May-August)
Hours/week: 20-40

[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. In addition to your résumé and cover letter, please submit two journalistic writing samples.

Intern would be crucial to both the production office and edit room - he/she would get to see how the production & post-production phases come together.

Please note, this is not an "on-set" position. All work within the office.

Unpaid internship but we are happy to provide a Metrocard stipend. College credit is optional.

Must be able to come in 2 full days per week beginning as soon as possible.

Experience Madrid, Spain – and publish a travel guide, with your byline on all your articles and photographs.

You pitch your ideas for travel articles – and we show you all the tools for success at Editorial Meetings, Travel Journalism Workshops, Travel Photography Workshops, Mentoring Sessions, and Feedback Sessions with Experts and Mentors.

At the end of the Journalism & Photography Internship Seminar, you’ll graduate with a Portfolio of Published Content, published in the news agency, a Travel Journalism & Photography Internship Certification, a Certification of Academic Credit, a Travel Journalism & Photography Seminar Certification, as well as a Letter of Recommendation of Merit, if applicable.

What’s included.

Travel Journalism & Photography Program with RGNN Experts and Mentors (see bios here).
Welcome Packet.
Orientation.
Editorial Meetings. Students pitch ideas for articles. Articles are assigned.
Group Mentoring Sessions, addressing the progress students have made on their articles.
Group Feedback Sessions. Students receive hands-on feedback on their articles.
Publishing Sessions. Learn how your articles are published at ROOSTERGNN Global News Network.
Publish your own Travel Magazine!
Each student will get to publish articles and photographs in the ROOSTERGNN travel magazine, published in digital format, with the student’s byline on all of his/her articles and photographs.

Travel Journalism & Photography Workshops. The Complete Travel Journalism Internship Seminar will address twenty-four (24) Workshops, of which two (2) Workshops will be held per week, four (4) Workshops per Two-Week Module.

The Workshops will address the following aspects of travel journalism:

Preparation and research
Writing
Editing
Photography
Video
Social media
Other useful travel journalism tools
Design & layout
Publication and possible markets
Professional development

Experts & Mentors. The Internship Seminar includes the collaboration of prestigious Experts and Mentors, see experts who have participated in previous RGNN programs here: http://rgnn.org/academy/experts-mentors. All Experts and Mentors will be confirmed in the Welcome Packets.
Cultural Immersion Program. Each week, a calendar of cultural events and site visits will be announced. Students can sign up on a voluntary basis to take advantage of getting to know Madrid, its surroundings and aspects of the Spanish culture in more detail.
Examples of past events: site visit to El Mundo, one of Spain’s most important daily newspapers, or site visit to Matadero Madrid, one of Madrid’s most innovative cultural centers – and a former slaughterhouse.

AVAILABLE DATES.
MODULE IV: Monday, July 17, 2017, to Friday, July 28, 2017. APPLICATIONS OPEN.
MODULE V: Monday, July 31, 2017, to Friday, August 11, 2017. APPLICATIONS OPEN.
MODULE VI: Monday, August 14, 2017, to Friday, August 25, 2017. APPLICATIONS OPEN.

An educational travel program to Cuba, in a historic moment, unprecedented and unrepeatable. Journalism immersion in the local Cuban lifestyle, residing in two of its most emblematic cities, both of them declared UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Havana and colonial Trinidad.

Training with Experts and Mentors, acquiring the latest Travel Journalism skills through Editorial Meetings, Journalism Workshops, Photography Workshops, Mentoring and Feedback Sessions. Students produce their own travel guide to Cuba, which will be published in the news agency.

Upon completion of the Internship Seminar, graduate with a Portfolio of Publications, a Travel Journalism and Photography Internship Certification, a Certification of Academic Credit and a Letter of Recommendation of Merit, if applicable.

Cultural immersion and “people-to-people” contact at “boutique style” Cuban homes with Cuban families are the defining pillars of this program, which is complemented with multiple events, including site visits to local projects, city tours, and guided excursions. Airport pick-up, drop-off, in-country transportation, accommodation, food (daily breakfast and lunch) and 24 hour bilingual (English and Spanish) local support is included.

What’s included.

Travel Journalism and Photography Program with RGNN Experts and Mentors (see bios here).
Welcome Packet.
Orientation.
Editorial Meetings. Students pitch ideas for articles at the meetings with the Editor-in-Chief of our travel magazine.
Group Mentoring Sessions. Students receive mentoring from our Editor-in-Chief, who will discuss the progress students have made on their articles.
Group Feedback Sessions. Students receive hands-on feedback on their articles from our Editor-in-Chief.
Publish your own Travel Magazine!
Each student will produce a series of articles about Havana and Trinidad. The articles are published in the ROOSTERGNN magazine in digital format, with the student’s byline on all of his/her articles and photographs.
Travel Journalism Workshops with RGNN Expert and Mentor.
“Travel Writing 101: Potential Markets, Picking a Destination, Landing an Assignment”.
“Get Paid to Travel: Taking Your Travel Writing Career (and Income!) to the Next Level”.

Travel Photography Workshops with RGNN Expert and Mentor.
“Tips, Tricks & Techniques to Achieve Better Street Photography”.
“Documenting Trinidad, Cuba’s 500 Year-Old Spanish Colonial UNESCO World Heritage Site.”
Cultural Immersion Program.
UNESCO World Heritage City Tours, Site Visits and Guided Excursions.
UNESCO City Tour: Havana.
UNESCO City Tour: Trinidad.
UNESCO City Tour: Cienfuegos.
Excursion to Playa Ancón (beach) or Valle de los Ingenios, depending on the weather.
Accommodation in “boutique” style houses with Cuban host families.
Seven (7) nights in Havana, Cuba.
Six (6) nights in Trinidad, Cuba.
Food.
Daily breakfast.
Daily lunch OR dinner.
Transportation in-country, airport pick-up and drop-off.
Transportation to all program-related activities.
Transportation Havana-Trinidad-Havana.
Airport pick-up and drop-off from Havana airport.
Local support: 24 hours, bilingual (English and Spanish).

Academic & curricular benefits.
Completing the program allows students to obtain the following academic or curricular documentation:

Certification of Portfolio of Published Content.
Letter of Recommendation of Merit, if applicable.
Journalism Internship Certification specializing in Travel Journalism and Photography.
Certification of Academic Credit. 40 hours/week. 80 hours total.
Processing of University Agreements and/or other External Documentation for Academic Credit (optional and subject to approval by ROOSTERGNN).

Dates.

The following programs are currently accepting applications:

July 3-16, 2017.
January 2 – 15, 2018.

INTERNSHIP PROGRAM - SUMMER 2017
LFB Media Group is currently seeking standout individuals to join our internship program, with an interest in learning about entertainment, hospitality, food and beverage focused-Public Relations.

At LFB, we pride ourselves in creating a fun and inspiring environment to encourage “up and coming” talent to join the industry. Our interns become a part of the team, attending red carpet events and photo/broadcast shoots, touring our clients’ restaurants and hotels, participating in calls, and contributing to internal agency meetings and brainstorms.

An educational travel program to Cuba, in a historic moment, unprecedented and unrepeatable. Journalism immersion in the local Cuban lifestyle, residing in two of its most emblematic cities, both of them declared UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Havana and colonial Trinidad.

Training with Experts and Mentors, acquiring the latest Travel Journalism skills through Editorial Meetings, Journalism Workshops, Photography Workshops, Mentoring and Feedback Sessions. Students produce their own travel guide to Cuba, which will be published in the news agency.

Upon completion of the Internship Seminar, graduate with a Portfolio of Publications, a Travel Journalism and Photography Internship Certification, a Certification of Academic Credit and a Letter of Recommendation of Merit, if applicable.

Cultural immersion and “people-to-people” contact at “boutique style” Cuban homes with Cuban families are the defining pillars of this program, which is complemented with multiple events, including site visits to local projects, city tours, and guided excursions. Airport pick-up, drop-off, in-country transportation, accommodation, food (daily breakfast and lunch) and 24 hour bilingual (English and Spanish) local support is included.

What’s included.

Travel Journalism and Photography Program with RGNN Experts and Mentors (see bios here).
Welcome Packet.
Orientation.
Editorial Meetings. Students pitch ideas for articles at the meetings with the Editor-in-Chief of our travel magazine.
Group Mentoring Sessions. Students receive mentoring from our Editor-in-Chief, who will discuss the progress students have made on their articles.
Group Feedback Sessions. Students receive hands-on feedback on their articles from our Editor-in-Chief.
Publish your own Travel Magazine!
Each student will produce a series of articles about Havana and Trinidad. The articles are published in the ROOSTERGNN magazine in digital format, with the student’s byline on all of his/her articles and photographs.
Travel Journalism Workshops with RGNN Expert and Mentor.
“Travel Writing 101: Potential Markets, Picking a Destination, Landing an Assignment”.
“Get Paid to Travel: Taking Your Travel Writing Career (and Income!) to the Next Level”.

Travel Photography Workshops with RGNN Expert and Mentor.
“Tips, Tricks & Techniques to Achieve Better Street Photography”.
“Documenting Trinidad, Cuba’s 500 Year-Old Spanish Colonial UNESCO World Heritage Site.”
Cultural Immersion Program.
UNESCO World Heritage City Tours, Site Visits and Guided Excursions.
UNESCO City Tour: Havana.
UNESCO City Tour: Trinidad.
UNESCO City Tour: Cienfuegos.
Excursion to Playa Ancón (beach) or Valle de los Ingenios, depending on the weather.
Accommodation in “boutique” style houses with Cuban host families.
Seven (7) nights in Havana, Cuba.
Six (6) nights in Trinidad, Cuba.
Food.
Daily breakfast.
Daily lunch OR dinner.
Transportation in-country, airport pick-up and drop-off.
Transportation to all program-related activities.
Transportation Havana-Trinidad-Havana.
Airport pick-up and drop-off from Havana airport.
Local support: 24 hours, bilingual (English and Spanish).

Academic & curricular benefits.
Completing the program allows students to obtain the following academic or curricular documentation:

Certification of Portfolio of Published Content.
Letter of Recommendation of Merit, if applicable.
Journalism Internship Certification specializing in Travel Journalism and Photography.
Certification of Academic Credit. 40 hours/week. 80 hours total.
Processing of University Agreements and/or other External Documentation for Academic Credit (optional and subject to approval by ROOSTERGNN).

Dates.

The following programs are currently accepting applications:

July 3-16, 2017.
January 2 – 15, 2018.

Experience Madrid, Spain – and publish a travel guide, with your byline on all your articles and photographs.

You pitch your ideas for travel articles – and we show you all the tools for success at Editorial Meetings, Travel Journalism Workshops, Travel Photography Workshops, Mentoring Sessions, and Feedback Sessions with Experts and Mentors.

At the end of the Journalism & Photography Internship Seminar, you’ll graduate with a Portfolio of Published Content, published in the news agency, a Travel Journalism & Photography Internship Certification, a Certification of Academic Credit, a Travel Journalism & Photography Seminar Certification, as well as a Letter of Recommendation of Merit, if applicable.

What’s included.

Travel Journalism & Photography Program with RGNN Experts and Mentors (see bios here).
Welcome Packet.
Orientation.
Editorial Meetings. Students pitch ideas for articles. Articles are assigned.
Group Mentoring Sessions, addressing the progress students have made on their articles.
Group Feedback Sessions. Students receive hands-on feedback on their articles.
Publishing Sessions. Learn how your articles are published at ROOSTERGNN Global News Network.
Publish your own Travel Magazine!
Each student will get to publish articles and photographs in the ROOSTERGNN travel magazine, published in digital format, with the student’s byline on all of his/her articles and photographs.

Travel Journalism & Photography Workshops. The Complete Travel Journalism Internship Seminar will address twenty-four (24) Workshops, of which two (2) Workshops will be held per week, four (4) Workshops per Two-Week Module.

The Workshops will address the following aspects of travel journalism:

Preparation and research
Writing
Editing
Photography
Video
Social media
Other useful travel journalism tools
Design & layout
Publication and possible markets
Professional development

Experts & Mentors. The Internship Seminar includes the collaboration of prestigious Experts and Mentors, see experts who have participated in previous RGNN programs here: http://rgnn.org/academy/experts-mentors. All Experts and Mentors will be confirmed in the Welcome Packets.
Cultural Immersion Program. Each week, a calendar of cultural events and site visits will be announced. Students can sign up on a voluntary basis to take advantage of getting to know Madrid, its surroundings and aspects of the Spanish culture in more detail.
Examples of past events: site visit to El Mundo, one of Spain’s most important daily newspapers, or site visit to Matadero Madrid, one of Madrid’s most innovative cultural centers – and a former slaughterhouse.

AVAILABLE DATES.
MODULE IV: Monday, July 17, 2017, to Friday, July 28, 2017. APPLICATIONS OPEN.
MODULE V: Monday, July 31, 2017, to Friday, August 11, 2017. APPLICATIONS OPEN.
MODULE VI: Monday, August 14, 2017, to Friday, August 25, 2017. APPLICATIONS OPEN.

This is an unpaid opportunity for great aspiring journalists who aspire to excel in this digital age of journalism. You must have the passion and ability to create unique, engaging content, that results in memorable, shareable stories for all social media platforms.

Looking to Break More Ice With the New and/or Old Media

Are you looking for that one opportunity that will allow you to apply all the knowledge you have to a company in ways that will get you noticed by the greater marketing community?

Well, you can …

If you work for us, you will leave the internship with a case study in hand that will get you a job literally anywhere else in the field. You will be working alongside the field's greatest direct response marketers to ensure that you do.

We are not just hiring anyone, though …

Just one rock star at your school will be hired, so apply now.

We are making our decisions quickly for our soon-approaching summer opportunity!