TSC is seeking a full-time intern to support the team in the strategic planning, execution and optimization of digital campaigns to raise awareness of TSC research, events, and policy impact. This is a 10-week, paid summer internship where students or recent graduates get to experience firsthand working at a think-tank

Duties and Responsibilities: Daily responsibilities will vary and include, but are not limited to:

• Support work on digital campaigns
• Monitor, analyze, and facilitate TSC’s digital presence
• Analyze campaign results and provide post-campaign reports to assist TSC for future marketing decisions
• Develop digital assets (email, webpages, social media content etc.)
• Research and write content for social media channels and provide ideas for posts and promotions that increase engagement on our channels and grow our following
• Provide editorial support for TSC’s products and outreach, including: research, fact-checking, sourcing photographs, and publishing to TSC’s social media channels and website
• Assist with keeping TSC’s media database up to date, journalist and media outlet research projects, media coverage reporting and press outreach
• Produce graphs, figures, tables, maps, and other imagery to accompany and support TSC reports, research, and other products
• Assist with photo research and selection for our website, blog and social channels
• Provide support for digital fundraising campaigns and promotions aimed at increasing TSC’s online donor base.

Requirements:

• In pursuit of, or completed, a master’s degree or higher
• Must be in good academic standing, with a minimum GPA of 3.0 or the equivalent
• Must be authorized to work in the United States
• Must be able to work on-site in our New York office
• Must speak, read, and write English at a level of native speaker
• Other language skills that are desirable, but not required include: Arabic, Chinese, French, Persian, and Urdu
• Professional experience in media or technology industry is a plus
• Intermediate to advanced knowledge of MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
• Working knowledge of Adobe Creative Cloud is desirable
• Knowledge of programming in GIS is a plus

Desired Characteristics:
• Solution-oriented, data-driven, and a keen interest in digital marketing
• Passionate about staying current with the technology landscape
• Possess fundamental knowledge pertaining to security issues around the globe including, but not limited to: counterterrorism, geopolitics, and conflict analysis
• High work-ethic, fast learner, and accountable who can produce independent work
• Strong interpersonal skills; must be able to work effectively as part of a team and foster team cooperation
• Intellectual curiosity, tenacity, grit, and humility
• Attention to detail and motivated by utilizing visual and digital content to enhance the understanding of complex, global issues to a wide variety of actors
• Demonstrated technical and analytical skills and sharp business acumen
• Excellent time-management skills and the ability to prioritize, work effectively, and produce high-quality work in a fast-paced environment

Position: Editorial Intern

Location: New York City - Flatiron District, Midtown

Start Date: End of May/Beginning of June - We can work around your finals schedule

End Date: Mid August

Start and end Dates are flexible depending on the end and start of your semesters/Finals.

We will cover your commute costs.

2-3 days a week.

Will work with university if you would like for this internship to count towards credits.

- Create original content to post on via Instagram and Twitter
- Appropriately engage with followers daily
- Organically encourage users to follow @millennialtoons social media accounts
- A minimum of 3 relevant posts per day

The Architectural League seeks a motivated and self-directed intern to serve as Project Assistant for Urban Omnibus. The Project Assistant plays an integral part in a small editorial team committed to interdisciplinary exploration of design and the built environment in New York City.

Responsibilities extend across all aspects of the monthly digital publication, and include editorial support, research and development of new features and special projects, and communications and audience building. Working for Urban Omnibus is a great opportunity to develop wide-ranging editorial experience and exposure to developments in contemporary architecture and urbanism. The Project Assistant will also engage with the Architectural League’s full range of programming.

The ideal candidate will have strong writing and editorial skills, and a demonstrable interest in architecture and urbanism. Experience in graphic design, mapping, or audiovisual documentary production are a plus.

1. Attendance at IAAP and Psychology Coalition of NGOs Accredited at United Nations [PCUN] meetings
2. Complete tasks assigned by IAAP representative
3. Become familiar with IAAP
4. Become familiar with the components of the UN
5. Attend important UN events
6. Assist representatives in preparing for presentations at events
7. Assist representatives in preparation of documents for submission to UN commissions
8. Write- up reports of events for submission to IAAP newsletter and website
9. Meet with UN representatives and with Missions as needed
10. Meet with and collaborate with other representatives and interns for research and joint projects for PCUN and for IAAP.

Internship Description
The communications internship is ideal for a student seeking a hands-on opportunity to work on media relations, online communications, and research and publications for a global human rights organization. The intern will work as an integral parts of PHR’s communications team to help with materials and messaging for PHR’s mission and work.

The communications intern will attend departmental and staff meetings, as well as regular learning and social events with other interns and staff from PHR to round out his/her learning experience and complement PHR-provided career mentoring.

PHR internships are unpaid. Candidates may be able to arrange academic credit, and should check with their individual academic institutions for requirements.

Responsibilities
• Track relevant news stories on human rights violations around the world.
• Research, write, proofread, and copy-edit social media, blog posts, web content, newsletter articles, press releases, and other communications materials.
• Run reports and track website traffic and online ad campaigns.
• Track PHR’s media coverage and compile and organize media lists.
• Research journalists and outlets covering topics and regions related to PHR’s work.

Qualifications and Experience
• Current enrollment in an undergraduate or graduate program of study specializing in communications, journalism, international relations, or other relevant major
• Interest in communications work in a nonprofit setting
• Familiarity with Microsoft Office and Adobe Creative Suite
• Superior organizational skills, attention to detail, and ability to facilitate a project from start to finish
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively and professionally
• Mature judgment, confidentiality, and capacity to work independently
• Sense of humor a plus

Location and Hours
• The intern will be based in PHR’s New York City office in midtown Manhattan.
• The internship starts in early June and requires at least a 10-week commitment.
• Hours can be flexible to accommodate different types of schedules.

- Read, cover, and analyze scripts
- Develop and implement social media content strategy
- Review film and TV projects in development
- Review entertainment projects in development
- Prepare marketing/press kits for clients
- Stay current with entertainment news and events in Hollywood and the global market
- Communicate directly with clients, agents, and casting directors
- General office duties
- Learn how the entertainment industry works!

Seeking a detail oriented, can-do person to help part-time with a fast-paced and scrappy TV News Agency. In this position, you would have the mentorship and guidance of a 30-year talent executive and the experience of a startup environment. Work would be handled remotely, with an end-of-semester studio set visit.

Necessary Skills:
• Strong writing and proofing skills
• Excellent verbal communication skills, including polite phone demeanor
• Detail oriented and extremely organized
• Adept at problem solving and thinking creatively
• Ability to multitask, prioritize, and perform well in an exciting, fast-paced environment
• Familiarity with media monitoring services, such as Critical Mention, Cision, or TVEyes
• Proficient in tracking news stories, monitoring headlines, and processing breaking news
• Social media savvy

Preferred Skills:
• Interest in news industry and politics
• Previous experience with start-up

Daily tasks may include:
• Tracking client’s TV hits and published stories
• Report writing
• Monitoring social media accounts
• Clipping and summarizing top headlines

Program Overview
The NYC Department of Correction is looking for bright, energetic and motivated students to share our commitment to enhancing public safety. The Summer Internship Program reflects the Commissioner’s commitment to establish an organizational culture of continuous learning and knowledge sharing.

The program will offer both undergraduate and graduate/law students a unique opportunity to gain valuable professional experience in the fields of correction, criminal justice, mental health, public policy and administration, city government and management.

Assignments
Interns may be assigned to one of several divisions throughout the agency, including but not limited to:
• Engineering
• Labor Relations
• Facility Maintenance Repair Division
• Central Office of Procurement
• Criminal Justice Bureau
• Correctional Information Bureau
• Health Management Division
• Human Resources
• Public Information
• Office of Constituent and Grievance Services (OCGS)
• Youthful Offender & Adult Programming
• Health Affairs
• Legal
o Law Library
o General Counsel
o EEO
• The Academy
• Investigations Division
• Applicant Investigation Unit
Assignments may either be located at Bulova Corporate Center or on Rikers Island.

Deadline: Feb 15, 2019
Desired Start Date: Between May 6 and June 10
Duration: 18 weeks (May/June through September/October 2019)

Gain hands-on experience with environmental communication on both sides of the United States! The Smithsonian Environmental Research Center (SERC) is seeking an intern to work for 18 weeks, from summer through mid-autumn, covering the work of SERC scientists in Maryland and California. The intern will start at SERC’s Chesapeake Bay headquarters in Edgewater, Md., receiving training in SERC science communications. After six weeks, the intern will travel to San Francisco Bay to cover the work of SERC marine biologists in California for the remaining 12 weeks. Travel funds from Maryland to California are included. This internship is open to current undergraduate and master's students, and recent graduates up to one year after graduation.

Part I: Chesapeake Bay (SERC-East)
The intern will spend the first six weeks at SERC’s headquarters in Edgewater, Md. Here, the intern will interview SERC scientists and other sources in the field and the lab and write about their work. This first part of the internship will introduce the intern to the main features of SERC science communications: writing articles for the SERC Shorelines blog, preparing posts for SERC’s social media and assisting with the production of SERC’s quarterly newsletter On The Edge, under the mentorship of SERC science writer Kristen Minogue.

Part II: San Francisco Bay (SERC-West)
For the final 12 weeks, the intern will work in Tiburon, Calif., with the West Coast section of SERC’s Marine Invasions Research Lab. SERC’s West Coast branch (a.k.a. “SERC-West”) is hosted at the Estuary & Ocean Science Center, a marine field station at San Francisco State University's Romberg Tiburon Campus. The marine biologists of SERC-West work in San Francisco Bay and along the Pacific Coast studying invasive species, oyster restoration and other critical conservation issues. The intern will write and do outreach about SERC’s West Coast scientists. While in California, the intern will work under the onsite supervision of ecologist Andrew Chang and correspond regularly with Kristen Minogue via video conferencing.