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Folks– Here is what you need to read through for Wednesday’s class.
Here are two more PAID JOURNALISM INTERNSHIPS in DC.
This one is covering energy issues.
This one is a broadcast gig working for a UK-based company.
Ohio Newspaper Association Internship
Publications/Public Relations Internship
Description
Work in Columbus office of this trade association which represents 81 daily newspapers, more than 125 weekly newspapers and more than 120 Web sites in Ohio. Duties include writing and assisting in production of newsletter (ONA Bulletin); miscellaneous flyers and mailings; meeting planning; research.
Salary
$350/week
Work Period
10 weeks with start date negotiable after June 1.
Qualifications
Must have completed at least the sophomore year at an Ohio college or university with major or study concentration in journalism or mass communication. Must demonstrate good oral and written communication skills.
Contact
Please send resume, writing samples, and cover letter to Dennis Hetzel, Executive Director, Ohio Newspaper Association, 1335 Dublin Road, Suite 216-B, Columbus, Ohio 43215. E-mail: dhetzel@ohionews.org.
Deadline
April 15. Finalists will be contacted for interviews in May.
AdOhio (Affiliate of ONA) Internship
Advertising Internship
Description
Work in Columbus office of this trade association which represents 81 daily newspapers, more than 125 weekly newspapers and more than 120 Web sites in Ohio. Duties include writing and layout for sales presentation sheets and client mailings; assistance with newspaper ad bid sheets; newspaper tear sheets; research.
Salary
$350/week
Work Period
10 weeks with start date negotiable after June 1.
Qualifications
Must have completed at least the sophomore year at an Ohio college or university with major or concentration in journalism or advertising. Must demonstrate good oral and written skills.
Contact
Please send resume, writing samples, and cover letter to Walt Dozier, Acting Manager, AdOhio, 1335 Dublin Road, Suite 216-B, Columbus, Ohio 43215. E-mail: wdozier@adohio.net.
Deadline
April 15. Finalists will be contacted for interviews in May.
We have what I believe is be a rewarding journalism opportunity for an undergraduate communications and/or journalism student.
The Administrative Research Council (ARC) produces a semi-monthly eNewsletter, see http://arc.osu.edu/communications/ and https://carmenwiki.osu.edu/display/10040/ARC+Notes+-+March+2011 for recent examples. Currently the eNewsletter is developed and distributed in CarmenWiki.
The activities would involve assembling the news and announcements, proofing, editing, and formatting the content per the Ohio State style guide. This opportunity may also involve interviewing campus administrators and researchers and writing feature stories. There is also the potential of using other forms of media (podcasts, video) to produce content for this publication.
This is an unpaid internship opportunity that would report to me. Interested students may submit a resume, electronic portfolio, and/or business writing samples.
Start date would be spring quarter.
Thank you for considering this request and please let me know if there are any other questions.
Jeff
Jeff Agnoli
Education, Funding and Research Development
Office of the Vice President for Research
208 Bricker Hall/ 190 North Oval Mall
The Ohio State University
614-292-6269 / agnoli.1@osu.edu / research.osu.edu/
An internship here in Ohio: http://www.journalismjobs.com/Job_Listing.cfm?JobID=885113
The Lantern is hiring as well: http://www.thelantern.com/jobs
You Are Invited To PatchU’s March 2011 Webinar: “Social Media!”
WHAT:
Social Media! Why Journalists Should ‘Like’ It
Find new story ideas, trends and sources
Connect with audience(s)
Bring attention and traffic
Create, craft and enhance personal brands
**For further reading please visit the links below**
SPEAKERS:
Sree Sreenivasan, Dean of Student Affairs & Digital Media Professor, Columbia Journalism School @sree
Matt Knell, AOL’s Director of Social Media
Claudia Huapaya, Associate Marketing Manager at Patch
WHEN:
March 8, 2011
7:00pm EST
The program should run for about an hour
WHERE:
In your home, dorm, office, or classroom – that’s right, we’re coming to YOU!
Please note, this event is limited to the first 1,000 participants who dial-in. To allow the largest number of people to participate, please feel free to dial-in in groups to reduce the number of dial-in slots used.
Please register separately even if dialing in through a conference call.
RSVP:
To reserve your spot, please Register with your school email address (.edu) no later than Friday, March 4th: CLICK HERE
Each participant should register separately.
NOTE:
You must register with your school email address – You will then receive an email with the dial-in instructions
Please do not hesitate to reach out to us at patchu@patch.com with any questions! We look forward to “seeing” you there!
A couple of you have asked what exactly is due tomorrow. So again, please post something to your blogs that you find online that is closer to broadcast style writing than formal print style. Here is a very short one I found. It can be straight b-cast style or more of a hybrid. I want to see that you know the difference!!
Also, find an article that I wrote and be prepared to “edit” it in class. It’s your chance for payback! Take advantage of it. You can simply link to the article on your blog and write up a few “suggestions.”
Here is a really great one I wrote. Absolutely perfect!
Start with the toughest assignments around. Part 1 is here. Follow is here
There’s this…..
And this as well….
Let’s not overlook this one…
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