The Country Living web editorial team is looking for an intern for the fall 2015 semester. Our hands-on editorial intern will assist with day-to-day editorial research, brainstorming and pitching story ideas, writing and reporting, publishing stories in our content management system, and helping to manage our social media accounts. The candidate must love home decorating, food, and crafting, as well as be a fast-learner and a great writer with excellent grammar skills. Prior web experience a plus! Candidates must commit to 2 full work days per week. This is an unpaid internship, with the change for paid future assignments. You also MUST receive school credit. Start and end dates negotiable, but September through December is ideal. Interns will be offered a paid assignment by the end of the internship.

The Center seeks interns with experience in journalism or public policy research to support our work. Responsibilities can include extensive phone interviews, Web research, data analysis, and writing. Other duties include coordinating meetings with government officials and attending policy meetings.

Skills and attributes we seek are:
• Strong writing and oral communications skills
• Ability to synthesize ideas clearly and concisely
• Ability to conduct effective interviews over the phone and in person
• High level of competency in using Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
• At least some experience with public data sources like the US Census and the Bureau of Labor Statistics
• An interest in economic development, urban planning, workforce development, and higher education issues

We prefer current graduate students or those with advanced degrees in public policy, urban planning, journalism, economics, government, social science, or related fields, though we will also consider accomplished undergraduate students. Our internship program is very competitive and attracts talented undergraduate and graduate students from across the country and around the world.

We hire throughout the year for three cohorts: Spring (January to mid-May), Summer (May to end of August), and Fall (September to December). We accept applications on a rolling basis, so in the subject line of your email please indicate the cohort(s) for which you would be interested in applying.

You must be able to commit to at least 20 hours a week. This is an unpaid internship that can be used for college credit where applicable, but we provide a small stipend at the end of the internship to help offset travel expenses.

We maintain a friendly and open working environment and encourage people of all backgrounds: age, race, ethnicity, gender, creed, and sexual orientation to apply.

Delish.com is looking for talented and enthusiastic interns to join our team 2 days per week during the fall semester.

The ideal candidate is hard-working, clever, responsible and feels at home helping out in the kitchen. Applicants should also have experience interning at a website or magazine, blogging, writing for a college publication, and/or uploading content through a CMS system. Strong writing skills are required, basic HTML skills are preferred.

Responsibilities include but are not limited to: researching crazy food flavors across the country, writing daily news stories, assisting with social media accounts, prepping for and attending photo shoots in the Delish.com kitchen, taste testing Ben & Jerry’s, and so much s’more.

Interns will be offered a paid assignment by the end of the internship.

All applicants MUST be able to receive school credit for this internship. Interviews will be conducted in our New York office, or by phone/Skype if necessary.

Psychology Today Fall Editorial Internship

Psychology Today has an excellent opportunity for a few smart and talented editorial interns at our office in New York. We are a small staff, so you’ll be a key member of the team. Interns pitch story ideas and write short articles for the magazine and the staff blog. They typically receive a byline each issue. Other duties include working closely with staff on story research and special projects, proofing print and online copy, helping to manage content on our website and blog network, and occasional transcription and light clerical work.

Journalism experience and an interest in human behavior required. Background in psychology and/or experience writing science stories not mandatory, but a major plus. Must be able to juggle several tasks at once and work autonomously.

Position runs September through December.

The daily digital extension of Good Housekeeping is seeking a whip smart intern to help write, pitch ideas, package stories, learn social and join us to make magic happen daily on the growing women's lifestyles site. You will walk away with clips and the chance for paid future assignments. Credit required. Ideally looking for 15-20 hours a week.

Interns will work directly with producers and associate producers on various aspects of production. They will also be able to observe the production and editing process first hand at a company that produces a wide variety of content for major media outlets.

Food Network Magazine is looking for superstar interns to join its editorial team this fall. Candidates must be driven, enthusiastic, organized and creative self-starters. An interest in food media is preferred. Daily responsibilities include assisting with research, transcribing interviews with Food Network Stars, obtaining ingredients for FOB recipe testing and organizing product samples. You’ll also have a chance to observe in-house photo shoots and assist with any recipe projects that pop up—taste testing is encouraged.

Interns work with the entire edit and food staffs and are encouraged to pitch food news and other feature ideas (there is the potential to write small items for the print magazine). Students MUST receive school credit and be available to work two days per week. This is an unpaid internship.

Straus News, which in Manhattan comprises four weekly newspapers, is seeking capable and enthusiastic editorial interns for the fall semester. Interns work out of our Manhattan office on Seventh Avenue, near 28th Street, on stories for the West Side Spirit, Our Town, Our Town Downtown and Chelsea News, covering local neighborhood news on the Upper West Side, Upper East Side, downtown and Chelsea. Interns report on and write everything from arts features to investigations, and will have the opportunity (and are expected) to report on schools, crime, small businesses, the arts, local government and development, as well as write profiles.

We like stories that inform our smart, loyal readers about their neighborhoods, stories that they are not likely to read elsewhere.
Your stories will get published on the front page and in the back of the book. You will leave with a wealth of published clips, with the range of topics and story types determined by your abilities and, at least in part, your interests.

Stereogum is seeking Editorial Interns for Fall 2015.

The Stereogum Editorial Internship is an exclusive program that accepts a small number of applicants each semester. The program is open to students currently enrolled in journalism and/or creative writing programs who are able to receive academic credit for their involvement. Interns will work out of Stereogum’s offices in Midtown Manhattan.

The internship offered here is multifaceted. The right applicant will be involved with all aspects of the site's editorial and production process, which includes (but is not limited to): assisting writers and editors with research, transcription, and reporting; assembling posts in the site's admin; curating photo galleries; setting up video and audio streams; vetting new artists for coverage; assisting in curation and assembly of live events; and of course writing for Stereogum.

The right applicant will be highly ambitious and deeply plugged into new music, with goals to work in music journalism and/or the field of music. He or she should be a skilled writer with some web background as well as social media savvy.

Stereogum Editorial Interns are expected to work two (2) full days per week; schedules are flexible, however, and will be based on both parties’ needs and availability. Editorial Interns should have access to a laptop and smartphone; additionally, it wouldn’t hurt to own a digital camera and digital audio recorder.

To meet the demand of our ever-expanding global audience, we are offering the opportunity for aspiring medical and science journalists to write and submit articles for potential publication in the magazine.

To ensure the best chance of publication, we provide editorial guidelines and a list of subjects we are particularly interested in, as well as constructive feedback and the opportunity to review each submission we receive.

This unique opportunity allows writers first-hand experience of writing an article and going through the editorial process, as well as the distinction of having original work published in an internationally recognised publication in the field of life extension.

For further details, please send us an email at: content@lifemag.org or visit our website at www.lifemag.org