Scholastic Parent & Child magazine is looking for an intern to work in our Soho office 2-3 days a week this spring. Our interns are an important part of the editorial team and contribute to the print magazine, website and iPad app. We’re looking for someone who is enthusiastic, detail-oriented, organized and hard-working. Duties include interviewing celebrities for our website, requesting and tracking product samples, conducting story research, attending photo shoots or press events as needed, and providing general administrative support. This internship is a great way to prepare yourself for a future role as an editorial assistant. Must receive school credit.

Time Inc. runs a number of summer internship programs that are customized for specific brands and functional areas. All of our internship positions are paid, and the programs run for 9-10 weeks. Internships are available in the functional areas listed below

You will be asked to indicate your brand and functional area preference(s) in your application.

Undergraduate and Graduate Student Opportunities (must be pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's Degree):

Editorial
Editorial/Writing, Photography and/or Design

Application Deadline: January 31, 2013

Saveur magazine, a leading food publication with a distinctly international focus, is currently looking for editorial research interns.

Responsibilities include researching stories that are in development, fact-checking and some administrative assistance. There are also many opportunities to write, from small front of book pieces to longer web articles.

Candidates must have excellent researching and writing skills and a demonstrated interest food and publishing. Knowledge of a foreign language is preferred, but not required.

Internship begins in late January/early February and runs through early May. We ask for a commitment of three full days per week, but can sometimes allow two day per week commitments.

The Arthur F. Burns Fellowship Program
U.S.-Germany Journalist Exchange

American print and broadcast journalists have until March 1, 2013, to apply for a two-month professional exchange program in Germany. Successful applicants will spend August and September living, working and reporting for their home and host news organizations from across the Atlantic.

The Arthur F. Burns Fellowships is a competitive program open to media professionals between the ages of 21 and 37 who are employed by a newspaper, news magazine, broadcast station, news agency or who work free-lance and/or online. Participant qualifications also include a demonstrated journalistic talent and a strong interest in European affairs. Foreign language proficiency is an important consideration in the selection process.

Ten U.S. journalists are each granted a $4,000 living stipend while they are abroad, with an additional $1,200 for domestic airfare to Washington and international airfare to Germany. The program also covers lodging in Washington, D.C. for a joint one-week group orientation session in July. A select number of fellows will be chosen to undergo intensive language training before their departure to Germany. Expenses will be covered and details will be made available after fellows have been selected.

Former Burns program participants have access to a large and active alumni network of more than 450 journalists. Burns alumni can apply for travel and research grants, enter their work for the annual Burns and Kennan awards, and attend annual alumni dinners and conferences.

The program – under patronage by German Ambassador Dr. Peter Ammon in Washington and U.S. Ambassador Philip D. Murphy in Berlin – is jointly administered by the International Center for Journalists in Washington, D.C. and the Internationale Journalisten-Programme (IJP) in Königstein, Germany.

For more information, including the application form, please visit www.icfj.org/burns or contact burns@icfj.org.

Al Jazeera English is seeking two interns in our New York and United Nations bureaus. The intern will help produce live interviews, news packages and feature stories.

Responsibilities include research, pitching stories, attending press conferences, and helping with anything in the field. Other duties include technical tasks such as logging tape, researching archival footage, coordinating transmissions of tape to other bureaus, and limited administrative work. Interest in international news is a must.

The position is part-time for 3 months. Hours are flexible and will vary depending on intern availability and news of the day, but a normal day begins at 9am and ends at 5pm. Interns will work at the UN office and/or the NY office.

2013 Dates

Internship: Mon March 18, 2013 – Saturday, June 1, 2013
Intern processing timeline:
January 8, 2013 – spring applications are released
January 15, 2013– spring applications due
February 2, 2013- spring acceptance notifications go out

Summer Internship Dates:
June 15, 2013 – August 15th, 2013

Intern processing timeline:
April 1, 2013 – summer applications are released
April 15,2013– summer Applications due
May 2, 2013 - summer acceptance notifications go out

Fall Internship Dates:
September 16, 2013 - December 1, 2013
Intern processing timeline:
April 1, 2013 – fall applications are released
April 15,2013– fall Applications due
May 2, 2013 - fall acceptance notifications go out

The intern does not have to be eligible for credit, but must legally be able to work in the US.

Looking for a spring intern who is very knowledgeable in sports and broadcasting to start ASAP. Must get credit. Send resume and availability to Katie Curcio at cc5@cbsnews.com.

NYMag.com is looking for spring semester online editorial interns who can work a minimum of two full days per week. Responsibilities include slideshow production, research, reporting, and writing for our blogs (including Vulture.com and The Cut), listings, and service sections.

About The Role:

We seek a talented, hard working intern who has an interest in beauty and writing. A background in
science is a bonus. You will assist the editor in writing stories, posting articles, uploading videos, and
overall office tasks. The ideal candidate is detail-orientated, has a passion for beauty, and works well in a
fast-paced environment.

***This is an unpaid internship.

Contact Jennifer at jennifer@youbeauty.com with your resume and cover letter.

BRIC is the community access television organization for Brooklyn. Its community media programs offer residents free access to media production facilities and equipment and low-cost media education through the Brooklyn Center for Media Education. BRIC’s community media programming also includes three programming initiatives aired on the 4-channel BCAT-TV Network: community-produced Brooklyn Free Speech TV; BRIC-produced, Brooklyn-focused Brooklyn Independent Television; and Brooklyn Bulletin Board, a 24/7 looping announcement service used by Brooklyn non-profits.

Brooklyn Independent Television produces a number of weekly, bi-monthly, and monthly programs covering public affairs, sports, health, business, the arts, plus a series focusing on an ever-growing number of Brooklyn neighborhoods. These programs are divided up among distinct production teams.

Purpose of Position: We are inviting graduate students from NYC-based journalism programs to spend a portion of their semester with us. Interns will acquire real-world experience and expand their portfolios.

B.I.T. has a rich set of programming. The programs tell the real stories of real people and the issues that affect them, and I truly feel proud that I spent my summer contributing to that.”

Essential Duties & Responsibilities
Interns will be assigned to work with one or more teams. They will be expected to:
• assist with research, logistical support, location shoots, logging and capturing footage, etc.; and
• produce one or more stories over the course of the semester.

Eligibility Requirements
• Must be currently enrolled as a graduate student in a school of journalism;
• Must have enough scheduling flexibility to undertake the internship position; and
• Must be enthusiastic about collaborating to create television journalism.

The Dramatists Guild of America is seeking an intern to work with the Publications Department for the spring semester. Hours are completely flexible. The internship is unpaid, and not eligible for academic credit.

The Publications Intern tasks include, but are not limited to, researching, compiling, and formatting the Dramatist Diary for the magazine; helping compile and format the National Reports; proofreading all copy for The Dramatist; and generally assisting the Publications Director with research and daily publications business plus provide in-office support when the Publications Director is on vacation. Knowledge of InDesign is helpful but not mandatory.