Enterprise Communications Intern, non-credit

Reporting to the Communications, Marketing, Government and Community Affairs organization—the Enterprise Communications Intern will support internal and employee communications; hospital operations communications; visual storytelling and production; thought leadership; our intranet, Inside Health; executive and broadcast communications; and our flagship magazine - all designed to enhance and protect the reputation of our brand and underscore NYU Langone Health’s mission to be a world-class, patient-centered, integrated academic health system.

This role requires a creative and quick thinker with a passion for writing and project management. The ability to work quickly, efficiently and have excellent computer and organizational skills are a must. The right candidate will be high-energy, enthusiastic and ready to hit the ground running. Must have an interest in healthcare.


Specific Duties Include:
- Report, write, and edit compelling and engaging content, which may include employee profiles, patient stories, news about groundbreaking research and/or clinical treatments, and stories about programs within the organization.
- Participate and support the planning and execution of photo and video shoots to gain an understanding of our visual storytelling process.
- Learn and build fluency in key internal project management tools, including Microsoft Lists.
- Support broadcast email communications and jungle mail; prep and format communications and newsletters.
- Support the development of content and performance metrics for hospital operations meetings and internal communications.
- Research healthcare internal communications trends and offer ideas to improve current plans.

Job Requirements

General
- Working toward a bachelor’s degree in business, marketing, science, english or communications
- Some familiarity with marketing or communications
- Proven track record of school success

Personal Skills
- Excellent writing and editing skills a must
- Enthusiastic, proactive, high-energy personality
- Able to juggle multiple projects and follow through to completion; a problem-solver
- Strong oral and interpersonal communications skills
- Shows excellent judgment
- Professional presence and demeanor

Pay: $16.50/hour

Media Relations Officer

Food & Water Watch is seeking a new communications professional to join our Media and Public Relations team to help implement creative, ambitious media relations plans that support our policy, research, legal and organizing initiatives to protect our food, water and climate. This position is based in New York City.

This position will be the day-to-day media relations lead for our grassroots organizing work in New York State, New Jersey and other states as necessary. This position will also support our policy, research, legal and organizing work on national climate, energy, food and/or water issues.

News Reseacher & Writer

Seeking a part time researcher and writer who can identify important NYC stories, gather reliable facts, prepare concise research packs, and convert scripts and research into short written explainers. This role blends research, reporting, and narrative clarity, and is ideal for students interested in local journalism, policy, housing, transit, or urban affairs.

Pay rate: $1,200 to $1,800/month for 10-15 hours per week

Entry level writer

New York City is a diverse, ever-changing landscape, and there are countless stories to tell. A writer who’s familiar with the city can cover everything from hidden gems in each neighborhood to the latest happenings in the cultural scene to pub crawls.

Looking for someone who is passionate about the city, eager to explore new topics, and able to produce engaging content that captures the vibrancy of NYC. They should be comfortable with a variety of writing styles, from informative guides to more personal, anecdotal pieces. A strong writer will be able to capture the energy of the city and engage readers by sharing unique insights, recommendations, or untold stories that highlight both iconic landmarks and off-the-beaten-path experiences.

Ideally, if you also have familiarity with SEO (helpful for online visibility) and social media skills to promoting content related to NYC.

Sales and Marketing

New Media Broadcasters Radio Stations KOJM-KPQX-KRYK Havre, Montana
Radio Sales includes the responsibility for marketing and sales for the on-air product of the Radio stations & HD Multicasts.

Multimedia marketing includes the responsibility for marketing and sales of our Website, Streaming Audio, Mobile Apps, Voice, and Social-Media. You must be able to demonstrate quality creative multimedia production and show an active interest in the local community. You will also assist with digital development, not limited to Multimedia Strategies. Requirements include a working knowledge and application of marketing techniques and Sales leadership to support the goals of New Media Broadcasters.

Additional requirements include good computer skills and a working knowledge of digital editing tools for multi-media production and information updates utilized on-air and on-line. News and Sports writing experience is a definite plus, and Play-by-Play skills are highly valued and offer extra compensation.
We are an award-winning, top rated, small market, independently owned and operated broadcast group in Montana. Local is not lip service, we are community service!

New Media Broadcasters is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer.

Research Assistant - Non-fiction book

Author seeks a qualified research assistant to work on a book project of at least 6 months to one year. It is the second edition of a bestselling nonfiction book about leadership - and will examine the transformation of workplace environments and best leadership practices primarily in the US. Experience working or leading teams is a plus. The author is in CA and the editorial team is based in NYC, but the work is remote. The position will work day-to-day with the team lead with weekly check-ins and meetings with the author as needed.

This is a good job for recent graduates or professional freelancers looking for additional part-time work with flexible hours.

RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Create research reports to establish trendlines related to growth and impact across tech, large corporates, startups, non-profit, healthcare and education sectors. May include sourcing and citing news articles, government papers, scientific studies and other information sources on assigned topics.
- Generate summaries of the information.
- Identify interview subjects and help coordinate / schedule interviews for the author.

HOURS:
- Somewhat variable but about 10 hours / week for 6 months with the possibility of extension.

Student Assistant

Minimum Qualifications:

Must have completed at least 12 credit hours of college study and be currently enrolled in an accredited program.
Skills Needed:

• An educational background in Communications, Marketing, Digital Media, Graphic Design, Photography, Journalism, Public Affairs, Public Relations, or a related field.

• Excellent oral and written communications skills.

• Experience with video photography and editing, photo editing, and graphic design.

• Proficiency in PC and web applications such as Outlook, Excel, SharePoint, Word, PowerPoint, Adobe Suite (Photoshop & Illustrator), Canva & Flickr.

• Excellent organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to maintain accurate records

• Strong interpersonal, written and oral communication skills

Duties Description:

• Help create social media content using NYMTC’s Canva account

• Help develop specialized media mailings lists using NYMTC’s Cision account.

• Help write, proofread, and edit letters, documents, press releases, media alerts, and more

• Create artwork for publicity purposes

• Update and add to NYMTC’s public email distribution lists

• Research/update NYMTC’s TCN NGO list

• Further develop NYMTC’s Flickr account

• Monitor social media for promotional/engagement opportunities

• Assist the executive director in preparing presentation material for public, agency and industry events

Publicity Assistant

Do you have a passion for tackling humanity’s biggest challenges like climate change, global health, artificial intelligence, threats to democracy, and combating polarization and misinformation? Are you excited by the opportunity to work alongside leading thinkers, esteemed authors, and visionary institutions to amplify transformative ideas and solutions? DEY. Ideas + Influence could be the place for you. We are looking for someone who is deeply curious about the world and motivated to contribute to shaping public discourse to meaningfully and positively impact our world.

DEY. Ideas + Influence seeks a passionate and detail-oriented New York City area based Publicity Assistant to support campaigns for our carefully curated author roster. This role involves media outreach, social media content creation, research, and administrative tasks.

The Role:
Our ideal candidate has a global mindset and is a curious and voracious news consumer, engaged in the world and stimulated by intellectual challenges. A multi-tasker, you relish starting the day by absorbing fast-breaking stories and researching news angles and opportunities to generate client influence.

Responsibilities:
● Curating customized media lists for author campaigns
● Maintaining current media lists and Cision contacts/database
● Conducting extensive campaign landscaping and media target research
● Copyediting documents (proposals, pitches, etc.)
● Creating assets for new client onboarding (Google folder, team spreadsheet, Monday.com board, etc.)
● Updating the author catalog when new clients are onboarded
● Presenting a new podcast relevant to our clients on our weekly team calls
● Drafting media briefing docs for clients, wrap up reports for campaigns, and other written documents as needed
● Updating campaign media trackers and other assets as needed
● Drafting social media posts for DEY.’s X/Twitter and LinkedIn accounts
● Pitching select podcasts, book festivals, and additional media and influencer contacts
● Recording call notes and action items/next steps during meetings

Qualifications, Knowledge, and Skills:
● Possess excellent organizational skills and has the proven ability to adapt to new conditions, assignments, and deadlines
● Focus on problem solving and have the confidence to proactively share ideas
● College degree (English, public relations, or journalism preferred)
● Live in the New York City Metro area and be available to meet in New York City as needed for in-person teamwork days and client/industry events; willing to work some early mornings, nights, and weekends when necessary
● An ability to attend to details and juggle multiple priorities in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment
● Must be competent on several social media networks
● Superior verbal communication skills and strong writing and editing abilities
● Book publicity experience at a publishing house or another agency working with a broad selection of non-fiction authors a plus
● Familiar with using A.I. a plus
● Knowledge of Cision media database a plus

Instructor for Reporting on Style and Fashion

Essential Duties & Responsibilities
Instructors set up classrooms, convene class and guide students through exercises - directed by the Lead Instructor - to recap important points/themes, facilitate independent work on assignments and projects, giving feedback and helping lead the class when times the Lead Instructor is not with the class. If class is off-campus, Instructors escort students to and from the site visit. Before SA, the Instructor, The School and Lead Instructors plan the syllabus, choose instructional strategies and pick site visits and guest speakers. Other responsibilities include:

• Taking attendance and ensuring students’ safety and well-being during all assigned academic activities.
• Leading class sessions and activities as appropriate.
• Taking students on excursions to different parts of New York City as required for their courses and projects; having a good sense of the environs and knowing how to get around will be a critical part of the role.
• Providing notes for Faculty and School staff that will serve as part of the final student evaluation.
• Supporting Faculty-led activities as needed.
• Managing technology and materials for assigned courses - being able to troubleshoot classroom and educational tech challenges will be important.
• Upon completion of the curriculum, instructors are responsible for building out the course on Canvas using the syllabi and uploading assignments, course resources and site visits.
• Other duties may be assigned.

Knowledge & Abilities
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed here are representative of the knowledge, skill and ability required. Under the ADA, reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

• Demonstrate professionalism and diplomacy in interpersonal relationships
• Support and embrace diversity and inclusion
• Ability to be present in the office
• Enthusiasm for working with youth

Education, Work Experience and/or Licensure
• A Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field is required (refer to Areas of Content Expertise section below); a graduate degree (obtained or in progress) or professional experience is recommended.
• Instructors should have at least 3 years of assistant teaching experience or 2 years of experience as a lead teacher/course designer, with some experience in teaching writing.
• Three references are required.

Areas of Content Expertise
Journalism; Podcasting; Creative and cultural writing; Filmmaking; Opinion writing; Government; Law; Music; Photography; Business; Sports media and management; Fashion and the arts; Technology; Economics; Climate; Food Culture; Political Commentary

Other Requirements
As Instructors will be working closely with minors, they will need to pass a background check; they may be subject to random drug testing.

Language Skills
While no special language skills are required for the position, applicants should be capable of upholding the highest standards of written and spoken English.

Physical Demands
The physical demands listed here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of his/her job. Under the ADA, reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

• Ability to sit, stand, walk, travel up and down stairs, crouch, stoop and reach.

Work Environment
The work environment characteristics listed here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of the job. Under the ADA, reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

• Basic office environment
• Basic classroom environment

The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by an individual assigned to this position. They are not intended to be an exhaustive list of all duties, responsibilities and skills required of personnel so classified.

The School of The New York Times reserves the right to modify this job description in its sole discretion.

Salary
• $3,000 per Term

Only qualified candidates should apply

We are looking for journalists with a background on reporting on fashion and has teaching experience.

The School of The New York Times is an Equal Opportunity Employer

Media Relations / Publicist

As a Media Relations Manager/Publicist, you’ll pitch compelling content to journalists and editors at media outlets specializing in news, business, finance, crypto, and current events. You’ll build and maintain strong media relationships and generate feedback to refine the “pitch process.”

You’ll be tasked with identifying the top prediction market stories, content, and trends and providing creative input to the editorial team.

Key Responsibilities:
• Pitch engaging content to top-tier journalists and editors.
• Build and maintain bespoke media contact lists across targeted industries (business, finance, crypto, news, entertainment).
• React quickly to breaking news, crafting timely pitches.
• Contribute to a fast-paced, collaborative team environment.

About You:
You’re either:
• An PR professional with the understanding of generating earned media coverage. OR
• A journalist with virtual or real-life newsroom experience wanting to pivot to the “other side.”
• BA/BS. MA/MS a plus

Must-Haves:
• A robust book of journalist and editor contacts.
• Knowledge of prediction markets, financial, business and crypto news, and current events.
• Strong attention to detail and an ability to deliver accurate, engaging pitches.
• Exceptional time management and multitasking skills.

Bonus Skills:
• Media relations / PR experience
• SEO and link-building knowledge.
• Qualifications in journalism or PR
• Familiar with terms like: Domain Authority, backlink value, anchor text