The Huffington Post is looking for an intern for Huff/Post50 (huffingtonpost.com/50). Our site focuses on baby boomers, age 47 to 66. We have a small staff so our interns receive excellent hands-on experience in digital production, research and fact-checking, reporting and writing, photo and video selection, and advanced social media.

The Huffington Post For-Credit Academic Internship Program offers targeted, intensive work on The Huffington Post in exchange for course credit. Academic Interns will have the opportunity to meet HuffPost President & Editor-in-Chief, Arianna Huffington, and work side by side with senior editors to learn both the fundamentals and detailed workings of the business.

Once approved for an academic internship, the intern will work closely with the Huff/Post50 editor to create a curriculum outlining the goals of the program. The site's editor, Laura Rowley, is an award-winning journalist with 25 years experience in newspapers, magazines, television, radio and digital; she has published five books and was an adjunct professor at Seton Hall. Huff/Post50 takes our interns and the quality of their experience very seriously!

Seventy-seven million strong, baby boomers are shifting the biological, psychological, social and cultural definition of aging. We cover all aspects of lifestyle -- careers, family relationships, aging, health/fitness, love/sex, travel, music, film, celebrities, retirement, personal stories of reinvention and much more.

HuffPost Academic Interns must be enrolled in a recognized college or university, and receiving academic credit for the internship and authorized to work in the United States.

Each month, more than 5 million people visit Fitbie.com, an MSN portal that is owned and operated by health and wellness publisher Rodale. Editorial interns will write and produce articles and slideshows about fitness, nutrition and health. They will also have the opportunity to assist with video production, social media and other projects. This internship is unpaid and candidates must be eligible to receive college credit. They must also have writing experience and an interest in fitness/health.

Scholastic Parent & Child magazine is looking for an intern to work in our Soho office 2-3 days a week this fall (but not more than 20 hours). 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 writing small pieces for the print magazine, interviewing celebrities for our website, requesting and tracking product samples, conducting story research, attending photo shoots or press events as needed, and providing general support to the editors.

This internship is a great way to prepare yourself for a future role as an editorial assistant. Must receive school credit.

The features editorial intern at O, the Oprah magazine works closely with senior-level editors on service packages. Duties include researching and reporting, as well as writing short sidebars and as-told-to interviews.

One of the Internet's largest cooking sites, Food.com, is seeking a web-smart, food-savvy fall intern to join our small team. The intern will help with brainstorming, promo writing, copy-editing, creating galleries, blog writing, basic production work, research, SEO writing, social media promotions and more.

Strong attention to detail, good writing skills, a passion for food and a love for the internet are a must. Looking for 15-20 hours a week, flexible to fit your class schedule. This internship is paid and only available to current students. We work above Chelsea Market in the Chelsea area of Manhattan -- in the Food Network offices.

Editorial internship at a top national magazine. Assists the Features Department with research and administrative tasks.

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. They typically receive two or three bylines per issue. Other duties include working closely with editors 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.

Interns will be responsible for helping the lifestyle department at Every Day with Rachael Ray. They must be able to be in the Manhattan office at least 2 days a week (3 preferable). Interns will be responsible for helping team of 2-3 editors, including calling in products, researching stories (in categories like trends, technology, travel, beauty and party ideas), attending press events and small writing assignments for bylines. They will also get experience in fact checking and get to attend photo shoots.

Slate.com's New York office is looking for applicants for a fall internship with the Photo and Art department. Applicants must be matriculated students, available at least 15 hours a week for 10-12 weeks starting in early September. Interns will gain hands-on experience editing photos, creating slideshows and selecting art for an award-winning online magazine. This is an editing — not shooting — internship, however there are ample opportunities for motivated interns to work on special projects and publish their work.

Editorial interns for Condé Nast sister sites Epicurious and Gourmet Live are responsible for a variety of tasks, including writing weekly blog posts, researching and writing online features, assisting with photo research, reviewing content, and assisting at photo shoots.

Academic credit is required for the internship, which spans from September through December. Interns must be available two days per week (full or half days). Stipend provided.