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All available Washington, D.C. internships through the Nonfiction Universe are listed below with links to contact information.
Available Spring 2008 Internships Research and Writing Internship US Senate Small Business and Entrepreneurship Committee Republican Committee Office seeks college students and recent college graduates for unpaid, full-time internships for Spring 2008. Responsibilities include assisting staff with legislative research, letter drafting, administrative duties, assisting with hearings and briefings, compiling daily press clips, and assisting with special projects. Applicants should have strong written and verbal skills, and be able to multi-task in a fast-paced environment. Please send a cover letter, resume and a writing sample to committeejobs@yahoo.com. Additional information from the English Internship Coordinator: This was a very good fall internship for one of our students. I'd describe it as demanding but rewarding. The expectations are high: successful interns will be capable writers and reseachers and motivated learners. The internship can be an audition for a full-time position on the Hill. The sponsor prefers interns who can commit up to 30 hours a week but is willing to be flexible; some interns work 10 - 15 hours. The previous intern is willing to share information with prospective applicants; contact me (slawrenb@gmu.edu) for her address. Posted 12/06/07 Writing Internship CHSS Dean's Office The dean's office of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences seeks an energetic writer/editor to generate newsletter articles, web site content and marketing copy on a rolling basis to support the ongoing communications and marketing effort of the college. Students will have ample opportunity to write and learn how effective promotional writing can foster an organizationÕs brand among internal and external audiences. This 3-credit internship requires 10 hours per week in a professional setting on campus. Applicants must:
-- Have an interest in learning to write for the Web (or experience doing so) -- Have a nose for news and be able to identify appropriate story ideas that are suited to the college's communications objectives, its mission and its messages -- Know how (or be interested to learn) to creatively "spin" a topic to hone in on its most unique and successful attributes -- Be comfortable interviewing students and faculty face-to-face or via email -- Have an awareness of current events and how faculty and student activity fits into the big picture -- Be willing to take editorial feedback and adopt a "house style" -- Meet deadlines with ease, work independently, and know how to seek help when necessary
-- Generate relevant and compelling interview questions for faculty and students and proactively seek the answers in person, by phone or by email -- Write short, promotional Web-friendly stories showcasing student and faculty success -- Modify and enhance existing stories for inclusion on the college Web site -- Organize and edit a long list of accolades, publications, and media hits for each CHSSConnection -- Collect and format events postings for the college web site -- Weave the college's marketing messages into content without appearing overtly promotional -- Occasionally attend weekly editorial board meetings to determine news and content focus -- Proofread and edit the work of other writers as needed
To apply: Interested students should submit resume, a letter of application, a brief faculty memo of recommendation and 2 writing samples to:
Brooke Braun, Director of Communications Posted 12/4/07 Writing and Editing Internship The Office of Creative Services is looking a talented editorial intern for Mason Spirit, the alumni magazine of George Mason University. This internship is unpaid, but it is an excellent opportunity for earn publications experience and clips in addition to college credit. The intern will research and write short news pieces and profiles, and will be listed in the magazine masthead. Ideal applicant will have some writing experience or be able to demonstrate writing and editing skills. Please send your resume and clips or writing sample along with a brief letter of interest to Colleen Kearney Rich, managing editor, at ckearney@gmu.edu. posted 11/26/07 Writing Intern VoxPop Magazine Write for VoxPop, an award-winning features magazine published at Mason, and see what happens when good writing matters. Writers collaborate with editorial staff to hone story ideas; they do interviews; they master the mechanics of a good story and their own authorial voices. The intern works 10 hours weekly and receives three credit hours through the Department of English. The position is unpaid. The intern will receive a listing on the magazine's masthead, ten copies of the magazine to distribute to future employers or graduate schools, a copy of the position description, and a reference. The position duties are divided as follows:
Develop story ideas with Editor and Editorial Intern (20%). Includes:
Research stories (20%). Includes:
Write solid, readable stories (50%). Includes:
Meet with Editorial Intern and advisor (10%). Includes: posted 11/22/07
Editorial Intern
Job Duties:
-- Select and summarize online articles, studies and other information for use in e-mail publications -- Respond to reader comments and suggestions -- Project work
-- Facility for using online publishing tools -- Strong interpersonal and communications skills -- Proven record of taking initiative, sharing responsibilities and managing multiple projects simultaneously -- News writing experience or Associated Press style knowledge a HUGE plus! a writing test will be required. Founded in 1999, SmartBrief is the leader in customized e-mail news services and reaches top-flight executives in a variety of markets, including advertising, retail, hospitality, telecom, health care and consumer packaged goods. We're expanding rapidly and looking for exceptional, motivated individuals to join our team. At SmartBrief, employees enjoy an entrepreneurial work environment with accelerated advancement opportunities. SmartBrief is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. Please e-mail resumes to jobs@smartbrief.com. Place the following subject line: Editorial Intern. posted 11/13/07
English Internship
The Phoenix Project, a respected statewide nonprofit organization serving distressed communities and educating Virginia's next generation of nonprofit leaders seeks students with an entrepreneurial spirit for spring semester internships. We have unpaid internships for students earning academic credit and a limited number of paid internships. Our main office is located in Springfield, Virginia. Interested students may apply by sending a resume and cover letter/email to internship@phoenixproject.org. For more information on the Phoenix Project, visit our website www.phoenixproject.org Dates of Internship: Feb 4 - May 2. We are flexible as to the specific hours/days and will work with your schedule. Interns will gain valuable experience, are given leadership of their projects and the ability to help define the scope and tasks involved in completion. Interns will work on a diverse portfolio of projects and have the opportunity to be involved in all aspects of the organization from operations to programs to fundraising. We treat our interns as colleagues. Writing-related responsibilities would include some of the following:
-- Drafting press releases -- Writing a monthly newsletter -- Researching and writing background memos on foundations. -- Writing letters of intent and proposals for grants -- Developing a marketing brochure for our Nonprofit Leadership and Social Entrepreneurship program University-Community Partnerships: We build partnerships between universities and economically distressed communities. We are exploring the launch of a major partnership in northern Virginia and would use your assistance in laying the groundwork. Program Development and Implementation: We design and offer statewide educational programs in nonprofit leadership and social entrepreneurship for top undergraduate and graduate students. We will use your assistance in all aspects of program support, including marketing, recruiting, evaluation and planning for 2008. We also do extensive marketing, fundraising, evaluation, strategic planning and communications in support of our programs and would welcome your involvement in these activities. posted 11/8/07
Editor/Technical Writer Mantas, Inc.
Department: Technology, Documentation Intern's Tasks and Responsibilities
2. Mature, self-motivated, with a willingness to learn 3. Takes direction easily 4. Ability to manage own time effectively and efficiently 5. Some desktop publishing software experience desired (MS Word, for example, and some experience formatting documents using styles, tables, graphics, headers, footers, index entries, and so on)
Flexible hours (based on student's schedule), but between 8AM and 5PM Paid an hourly rate
Raelene Wagoner (HR) 13650 Dulles Technology Drive Suite 300 Herndon VA, 20171-4602 703-673-0425 raelene.wagoner@mantas.com
Please provide writing sample and teacher recommendation.
Speech Writer and Document Writer Internship PM DoD Biometrics Newington, VA Note: This internship sponsor would like the intern to start before the end of the fall term; I am happy to work with you on earning spring credit, but you'll need to be in touch with the internship director, Susan Lawrence, before you begin work. Description: If you have a passion for writing, we have the job for you. PM DoD Biometrics (a DoD program overseen by the US Army) is seeking a speech and document writer to join our Public Affairs/Outreach staff. Our ideal candidate is in the final year(s) of obtaining a 4-year degree in English or Journalism and would have some experience in writing executive speeches, writing and editing articles, creating brochures, and researching topics through briefings, technical documents, reports and meetings. A background in Military and Department of Defense relations and communications a plus. The intern will assist with writing speeches, brochures and high level briefings. This internship can be an excellent source of networking as well as military and government related information for future resumes. Software skills: Microsoft Word, Power Point and Publisher Additional skills: Brochures, taglines, business letters, press releases, copyediting, speech writing, indexing, copywriting, academic writing, proofreading and marketing materials Type and field of education: Internship/Bachelor's Degree/Journalism or English Hours per week: 20+ hours, flexible with student's schedule, on site 2 - 3 days a week The internship is unpaid. Must be a US citizen Send resume, cover letter and samples of your work in confidence to:
PM DoD Biometrics No phone calls or walk-ins accepted. Posted 11/1/07
Writing Intern
The Entertainment Industries Council, Inc. (EIC), a Washington, D.C. metropolitan area-based nonprofit organization, offers semester-long internships for undergraduate students seeking experience in one or more of the following areas:
English Journalism Communication/Entertainment/Media Web Design Go to http://eiconline.org/aboutus/internship.php for an online version of this announcement. What the internship Provides: Fall or Spring Semester Credit In coordination with surrounding universities and colleges, EIC will provide an unpaid fall and/or spring internship with semester credit and reimbursements for local travel expenses, if applicable. Students are expected to research, write, and use analytical skills to carry out specific assignments related EIC's program areas, and other responsibilities that may entail general administrative tasks. Interns are responsible for housing and other expenses during the internship. Excellent performance may culminate in a full-time position with the organization. Core Program Activities The EIC internship will start at the beginning of the semester with a brief orientation on EIC's mission and the scope of work for the specific program area the student is interested in. Topics include major health issues such as HIV/AIDS, bipolar disorder, drugs, alcohol and tobacco, addiction and recovery; and social issues such as gun violence and injury prevention, sun safety and skin cancer, and human trafficking. During the course of the internship, interns may have the opportunity to attend a prestigious event on Capitol Hill and also be involved in the process of organizing the PRISM Awards ceremony held at the Beverly Hills Hotel in Los Angeles in April 2008. How to Apply To apply, send the following materials to the program coordinator: -- Detailed letter describing your reasons for applying - please include information about previous internships or work experience, describe any previous experience and/or college course work in EIC's program areas, give details of expected graduation date and degree, and a contact mail or e-mail address.
-- Resume
Mail or fax to: Eligibility Requirements Part-time and full-time undergraduate students are encouraged to apply. Strong writing and analytical skills are preferred. The willingness to learn and gain experience in one or more of EIC's program areas is all that we require. Time Frame Applications will be reviewed and decisions made starting November 7; the last date to submit an application is January 31.
Entertainment Industries Council. Inc.
EIC West posted 11/1/07
Writing Intern Falls Church News Press The Falls Church News Press is seeking a writing intern for the spring semester. The intern will compile the community News and Notes section and the entertainment calendar, write the Restaurant Spotlight feature, research and write assigned articles on local news, sports and entertainment. The intern will also generate and pursue original story ideas. The preference is for an intern who can work 15 hours a week; the position is for credit only.
Students interested in this internship should contact Mike Hume: Posted 11/1/07 Editorial/Publishing Internship
Growth area for the right candidate, especially one with strong experience in scholarly standards of documentation (CMS and APA is particular), citation, notation, and nomenclature. Please send resume and letter of application via email to
Andrew Wilson andrew.wilson@aptaracorp.com
703 352 0001 - ext 1111
3110 Fairview Park Drive, Suite 900 www.aptaracorp.com posted 11/1/07
Fairfax Choral Society Professional Writing and Editing Internship The Fairfax Choral Society hopes to be able to welcome a GMU writing intern to our organization this spring. We will be crafting grant proposals as well as marketing collateral for the upcoming 2007-2008 season events (below) as well as our 2008-2009 season brochures. The grant writing and editing intern works with the Executive Director and Managing Director in researching, preparing, and writing grant applications to foundations and corporations. The intern maintains the foundation and corporate database. Additional opportunities include assisting with copywriting for promotional and marketing materials, press releases, newspaper articles, concert postcards, media ads, web site updates, etc. 1 semester. 10 hours per week. Unpaid.
Please send resume and letter via email to
4028 Hummer Road The Poetry of Music - In collaboration with Fairfax County Public Schools, FCS is producing an original choral composition with lyrics based on student poetry and music commissioned from a prominent youth choral composer culminating in a Spring 2008 concert. Professional writing interns involved in this project will receive keen insight into preparing grants for a key arts education component within our organization. Hollywood Goes Choral III as part of Arts at Mason - FCS offers the third in our popular series of multi-media concerts featuring choral classics from the cinema. In helping us lay the foundation for our part in the first-annual Arts at Mason festival (June 2008), interns will be have the opportunity to experience this one-of-a-kind event from behind-the-scenes. Professional writing intern work on this project will include collaborative marketing and advertising efforts as well as massive fundraising and grant proposal preparation. Posted 11/1
Communications Internship Travesky & Associates, Ltd. Fairfax, VA Description Consulting firm specializing in strategic communications, land-use, and transportation, seeks individual possessing excellent interpersonal skills, experience interacting with the public, and the ability to work independently. Responsibilities include supporting senior staff; reading, analyzing, and summarizing information; researching background materials; and assisting in day-to-day office operations. Intern will be working 2-3 days per week in the City of Fairfax during normal business hours, with occasional weeknight commitments. Qualifications Qualified candidates must be experienced in Microsoft Applications and Internet navigation. Individual should possess general office knowledge, strong research skills, and the ability to multi-task. How To Apply
Please send a resume along with the time you are available to work to:
3900 Jermantown Road, Suite 300 Posted 10/24
Publications Internship
Publications Internship:
Manage publicity materials Assist with in-house publications, including brochures, newsletters, and annual reports Format and send weekly E-mail Updates Work closely with Media Relations Intern to proofread and edit copy Requirements
Strong copywriting skills
Assist in the coordination of press attendance at events and performances Write promotional articles and artist biographies Assist in development and implementation of PR strategies for coverage of Foundation projects Respond to queries from both press and public Work closely with Publications Intern to proofread and edit copy Requirements
Strong ability to communicate verbally and in writing
A resume listing relevant courses, previous experience, and special skills. No transcripts please. Two academic and/or professional recommendations Two contrasting writing samples, no more than 3 pages each (except Technical, Scenic Painting, Costuming, Stage Management, Accounting, Graphic Design, Information Systems, or Photography applicants). No creative writing please. Additional materials may be required for specific internships. Please refer to individual job descriptions.
Available Fall 2007 Internships English Internship
Dates of Internship: Sept. 12 - Dec. 5. We are flexible as to the specific hours/days and will work with your schedule. Interns will gain valuable experience, are given leadership of their projects and the ability to help define the scope and tasks involved in completion. Interns will work on a diverse portfolio of projects and have the opportunity to be involved in all aspects of the organization from operations to programs to fundraising. We treat our interns as colleagues. Writing-related responsibilities would include some of the following:
-- Drafting press releases -- Writing a monthly newsletter -- Researching and writing background memos on foundations. -- Writing letters of intent and proposals for grants -- Developing a marketing brochure for our Nonprofit Leadership and Social Entrepreneurship program University-Community Partnerships: We build partnerships between universities and economically distressed communities. We are exploring the launch of a major partnership in northern Virginia and would use your assistance in laying the groundwork. Program Development and Implementation: We design and offer statewide educational programs in nonprofit leadership and social entrepreneurship for top undergraduate and graduate students. We will use your assistance in all aspects of program support, including marketing, recruiting, evaluation and planning for 2008. We also do extensive marketing, fundraising, evaluation, strategic planning and communications in support of our programs and would welcome your involvement in these activities. posted 8/29/07
Editing/Tech Writing Internship
The Quality Assurance Editor Intern will provide editorial and writing support to the Continuity and Crisis Management (CCM)/ Emergency Management Department within L-3 Communications. CCM supports Federal, State, and local homeland security contracts for which exercise documentation, manuals, and other instructional materials are produced. The intern will also support Federal homeland security working groups, develop material for online toolkits, and complete other related duties as requested. The intern will be responsible for reviewing these documents to ensure they meet Government Printing Office (GPO) guidelines, have sound content, meet client specifications, and are grammatically correct. The intern will report directly to the Quality Assurance Manager and work with other members of the Quality Assurance team. Main Tasks and Activities: The intern's chief responsibilities and tasks will include:
-- Working with content authors and subject matter experts (SMEs) to ensure concepts are clearly conveyed to exercise participants -- Researching background material on issues in homeland security and preparing fact sheets for SMEs -- Writing material on company products and services for marketing and proposal efforts -- Updating templates -- Formatting and preparing documents for printing -- Working with the Publications staff to assist in the printing and production processes -- Contributing to editorial meetings and incorporating updates to the in-house style guide
The ideal candidate will possess:
-- Prior professional experience (or relevant coursework) writing and editing technical documentation -- Technical proficiency in MS Office Suite, particularly Word, PowerPoint, and Excel -- Previous experience with GPO or Chicago Manuals of Style -- Ability to work on multiple projects simultaneously -- Ability to work under pressure on tight deadlines -- Understanding of Emergency Management, Public Safety, or related fields a plus
Varies, minimum of 10 hours per week. Someone with a relatively flexible schedule who can assist during surges in workflow is preferred.
Start and End Dates: This is a paid internship. Salary is contingent upon experience.
To Apply: posted 8/22/07
Editorial/Publishing Internship
Growth area for the right candidate, especially one with strong experience in scholarly standards of documentation (CMS and APA is particular), citation, notation, and nomenclature. Please send resume and letter of application via email to
Andrew Wilson andrew.wilson@aptaracorp.com
703 352 0001 - ext 1111
3110 Fairview Park Drive, Suite 900 www.aptaracorp.com posted 8/21/07
Communications Internship
Metro accessible: Capitol South (Orange and Blue lines) and Union Station (Red line) Duration: Negotiable, minimum of 6 weeks This is a part-time position Salary: This position is unpaid The national Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission seeks motivated, enthusiastic, bright, and organized interns to assist our Director of Communications. This is an excellent opportunity for someone who is a skilled writer looking for hands-on experience and who would like to be part of the nation's celebration of Abraham Lincoln. The Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission was established by Congress to plan educational, public, and legacy events to mark the 16 th presidentÕs 200th birthday in 2009. Its members, who are appointed by the president and congressional leaders, include political leaders, jurists, historians, and collectors. The ALBC aims to renew Americans' appreciation of Lincoln's ideals of freedom, equality and opportunity. For more information, go to www.lincoln200.gov The communications/PR intern will:
-- Assist with the preparation of content for the ALBC Web site. -- Write calendars, media advisories, and news releases. -- Develop feature story ideas and help pitch to reporters. -- Staff the Commission's public events. -- Interact with TV, print, and radio reporters to gain coverage for Commission events. -- Conduct interviews and write content for the ALBC Newsletter and Web site. -- Assist with other duties, as necessary. -- Conduct Internet research to identify and contact possible program attendees, when needed. -- Update and maintain media lists and media coverage tracking. -- Build and update marketing contact lists.
Great contacts, location, and background for anyone interested in working on a major national celebration, as well as the opportunity to interface with leading figures from politics, media, academia, and the arts. How to apply: Please send a cover letter, resume, and two writing samples to: David Early -- dear@loc.gov, or call David directly at 202-707 -7040. posted 8/17/07 Sportswriting Intern
About the United States Indoor Soccer Association Founded in 1998, the United States Indoor Soccer Association is a member organization of over 300 sport facilities, startups and corporate members. USIndoor offers a range of products and services that support community recreation centers, with an emphasis on indoor soccer. Corporate affiliates provide products and services including insurance, building construction, flooring, dasher boards, apparel, management software, youth programming, vending machines, and consulting. In addition, USIndoor promulgates Official Rules, certifies referees, publishes a national magazine (GOAL Indoor), and provides online news and information at www.usindoor.com, for a market estimated in excess of 4.3 million youth and adult players. posted 8/14/07
Editorial Intern
Intern positions are competitive. To apply, send a resume as a .doc or .rtf attachment to stumedia@gmu.edu, fax to 703.993.2948, or deliver in person to Reba Elliott, SUB I Room 204. Resumes must be received by August 24, 2007. Free copies of VoxPop are available in the Office of Student Media, SUB I Room 204, or at the information desks in the Johnson Center, SUB I, and SUB II. posted 8/8/07
Writing Intern
Creative Writing English Journalism Web Design Fall or Spring Semester Credit In coordination with surrounding universities and colleges, EIC will provide an unpaid fall and/or spring internship with semester credit and reimbursements for local travel expenses, if applicable. Students are expected to research, write, and use analytical skills to carry out specific assignments related EIC's program areas, and other responsibilities that may entail general administrative tasks. Interns are responsible for housing and other expenses during the internship. Excellent performance may culminate in a full-time position with the organization. Core Program Activities The EIC internship will start at the beginning of the semester with a brief orientation on EIC's mission and the scope of work for the specific program area the student is interested in. Topics include major health issues such as HIV/AIDS, bipolar disorder, drugs, alcohol and tobacco, addiction and recovery; and social issues such as gun violence and injury prevention, sun safety and skin cancer, and human trafficking. During the course of the internship, interns may have the opportunity to attend a prestigious event on Capitol Hill and also be involved in the process of organizing the PRISM Awards ceremony held at the Beverly Hills Hotel in Los Angeles in April 2008. How to Apply To apply, send the following materials to the program coordinator: -- Detailed letter describing your reasons for applying - please include information about previous internships or work experience, describe any previous experience and/or college course work in EIC's program areas, give details of expected graduation date and degree, and a contact mail or e-mail address.
-- Resume
Mail or fax to: Eligibility Requirements Part-time and full-time undergraduate students are encouraged to apply. Strong writing and analytical skills are preferred. The willingness to learn and gain experience in one or more of EIC's program areas is all that we require. Time Frame All application components must be postmarked or sent via fax by August 24, 2007. Please send all necessary documents in at one time.
Entertainment Industries Council. Inc.
EIC West posted 7/24/07
Professional Writing and Editing Internship Fairfax Choral Society The grant writing and editing intern works with the Executive Director and Managing Director in researching, preparing, and writing grant applications to foundations and corporations. The intern maintains the foundation and corporate database. Additional opportunities include assisting with copywriting for promotional and marketing materials, press releases, newspaper articles, concert postcards, media ads, web site updates, etc. 1 semester. 10 hours per week. Unpaid. Together, we will be crafting grant proposals as well as marketing collateral for the following exciting opportunities in the upcoming 2007-2008 season: Fairfax Choral SocietyÕs Premiere CD Recording Project -- After 45 years, FCS is thrilled to be producing and recording our first-ever commercial CD. The recording of our December concert Tidings of Joy Ð Music for Christmas will involve intensive marketing, fundraising and grant writing opportunities for professional writing intern interested in gaining first-hand knowledge promoting and securing funding for a commercial CD production. The Poetry of Music -- In collaboration with Fairfax County Public Schools, FCS is producing an original choral composition with lyrics based on student poetry and music commissioned from a prominent youth choral composer culminating in a Spring 2008 concert. Professional writing interns involved in this project will receive keen insight into preparing grants for a key arts education component within our organization. Hollywood Goes Choral III as part of Arts at Mason -- FCS offers the third in our popular series of multi-media concerts featuring choral classics from the cinema. In helping us lay the foundation for our part in the first-annual Arts at Mason festival (June 2008), interns will be have the opportunity to experience this one-of-a-kind event from behind-the-scenes. Professional writing intern work on this project will include collaborative marketing and advertising efforts as well as massive fundraising and grant proposal preparation. Please send resume and letter to office@fairfaxchoralsociety.org posted 7/23/07
Publications Intern Wolf Trap Center for the Performing Arts In addition to its previously announced Fall Internships, Wolf Trap is now seeking candidates for a Publications Intern position for the Fall semester. Job Description: The Communications & Marketing Department is responsible for publicizing and marketing all of Wolf Trap's programs and for ensuring a strong and consistent corporate image throughout all materials and promotional pieces relating to Wolf Trap.
The Fall Publications Intern will focus primarily on planning,
writing, and editing content for Wolf Trap's website,
www.wolftrap.org Requirements:
* English, Communications, or Journalism majors are preferred. * Interest in learning HTML
Questions? Call 703-255-1933 or email internships@wolftrap.org
posted 7/13/07
Preemie Magazine, a print publication with an on-line presence
(www.preemiemagazine.com), is looking for an intern to help us
prepare for a circulation audit and help us as we expand our
magazine from a publication to a media company.
This internship provides a rare opportunity for the intern to learn
about the day-to-day and big-picture operations of a
publications company.
The intern's duties (10 hrs/week) would include helping in the
circulation department (typing data into databases from forms and
sub cards as well as organizing the cards for the audit) as well as
some tasks in the editorial department (image collection, research
and the chance to write profiles, book reviews or news blurbs). It
requires a diligent, detail-oriented person with excellent writing
skills, research skills, computer skills and a great work ethic.
Knowledge of AP style is desirable but not necessary.
To apply, please send your resume and letter to Deb Discenza at
ddiscenza@preemiemagazine.com
posted 7/11/07
Editorial Intern
Job Duties:
Founded in 1999, SmartBrief is the leader in customized e-mail news services and reaches top-flight executives in a variety of markets, including advertising, retail, hospitality, telecom, health care and consumer packaged goods.
We're expanding rapidly and looking for exceptional, motivated individuals to join our team. At SmartBrief, employees enjoy an entrepreneurial work environment with accelerated advancement opportunities.
SmartBrief is proud to be an equal opportunity employer.
Please e-mail resumes to jobs@smartbrief.com. Place the following subject line: Editorial Intern.
posted 7/7/07
Available
Spring 2007 Internships Writing and On-Line Communication Strategy Intern
The Case Foundation is seeking a diverse set of creative-thinking,
web-savvy students with a passion for social issues. Interns will
serve as trend-spotters, advisers, researchers, and writers for new
online strategies for content development and marketing.
You need not be an expert in web design, but you should be
current with and interested in what's happening on the web.
This internship is somewhat unconventional: much of the work is
not done on site, it requires only about 15-20 hours a month,
and it brings a small stipend. This looks like an unusual and
exciting opportunity to intern with an institution that has a national
profile.
See this ad for full details.
Posted 2/17/07
Magazine Editing and Publishing Intern
Preemie Magazine, a print publication with an on-line presence
(www.preemiemagazine.com), is looking for an intern to help us
prepare for a circulation audit and help us as we expand our
magazine from a publication to a media company.
This internship provides a rare opportunity for the intern to learn
about the day-to-day and big-picture operations of a growing
publications company.
The intern's duties (10 hrs/week) would include helping in the circulation
department (typing data into databases from forms and sub cards
as well as organizing the cards for the audit) as well as some tasks
in the editorial department (image collection, research and the
chance to write profiles, book reviews or news blurbs). It requires a
diligent, detail-oriented person with excellent writing skills,
research skills, computer skills and a great work ethic.
To apply, please send your resume and letter to Deb Discenza at
ddiscenza@preemiemagazine.com
Posted 2/15/07
Writing Intern
Writing Intern The American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering (AIMBE) is seeking up to two (2) interns for the spring of 2007. Internships generally last for the duration of one college semester, with the possibly of extending throughout a full school year. Intern positions are considered an essential part of the office team and interns will be looked upon for vital contributions to the organizationÕs products, concepts, and programs. Specifically, interns will focus on research, policy analysis and public relations and will report to the Assistant Director as well as the Executive Director.
Requirements: Primary Responsibilities: Skills Desired: Compensation: AIMBE is a non-profit organization. Our principal activities include participation in the formulation of public policy and the dissemination of information, both to the public and scientific community, through publications, forums, and education. Interns will have the opportunity to interact with the most accomplished and brightest minds in the bioengineering and biomedical technology community. AIMBE is located in downtown Washington, D.C., near the Farragut West Metro station.
Application instructions: Posted 12/1/06 on www.idealist.org
Editing and Publications Position The US Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD),
Office of Policy, Development and Research (PD&R) offers training
opportunities for local graduate students through its Graduate
Student Research Program. Currently, PD&R has a part-time (up
to 30 hours/week) paid position available for a graduate student with strengths in writing and editing. Interested students
may apply for the positions at www.danya.com/hudgsr.
Job description: The student must have strong writing and editing skills. Duties
include editing in-house studies and publications, e.g., the
regional and housing profiles for the U.S. Housing Market
Conditions quarterly report and comprehensive housing market
analysis studies for major metropolitan areas. These publications
are on the PD&R website www.huduser.org Interested students may contact Dr. Steve Owens via
email at sowens@danya.com
Additional info from Susan Lawrence:
If you decide to apply for the position, the following information
will be helpful:
-- On the on-line application, under Placement Preferences select
as your first choice the Office of Economic Affairs; this is where the
position is housed. But don't limit your selection to this office;
other positions that require strong writing and editing skills may
become available within other HUD offices. Once your complete
application is in the database, HUD supervisors have access to the
database and may select a student without announcing the
position.
-- You may mention your interest in the specific position within the personal
statement section. You may also highlight their writing and editing
skills under the "other skills" section.
Posted 11/30/07
Editorial Assistant Intern The US Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division is seeking an English program Graduate student intern to work under the auspices of its student educational employment program. Typical duties include, but are not limited to, proofreading documents and work products produced by the prime employee [an attorney] to locate inconsistencies within the manuscripts and apparent disagreements between text and charts, tables, or graphs. The candidate reviews text to assure clarity of expression and recommends or makes corrections by restructuring sentences to make them more understandable. Responsible for the document's accuracy of form, spelling, punctuation, and grammar. The candidate performs other duties consistent with proofreading, editing, document organization, and note taking.
Salary: up to GS-4 ($12.68 Per Hour)
Qualifications: Applicants must be a graduate student, majoring in English, and be enrolled or accepted for enrollment as a degree seeking student taking at least a half-time course load. The definition of half-time is provided by the school in which the student is enrolled. [At GMU the half-time graduate load is 6 credits].
Closing date: Opened Until Filled (Applications received by 11/17/06 will be evaluated first) [Note: the DOJ hopes to make this hire quickly.]
How to apply: Email resumes to crdvacancies@usdoj.gov:
U.S. Department of Justice
The Civil Rights Division is the principal federal agency charged with enforcing federally-protected civil and constitutional rights. The Division's mission comprises two prongs: (1) vigorous enforcement of the criminal laws prohibiting civil rights abuses, including "color of law" violations by state officers, trafficking in humans, conspiracy to violate federally protected rights, and criminal interference with housing rights; and (2) defending individuals' federal civil rights through a panoply of means including civil litigation, consent orders, settlements, technical assistance, public outreach, and education programs.
Posted 11/1/06
Intern to Teach Writing Skills Class Graduate student or Senior English major needed to teach a writing skills class to administrative and/or clinical staff at a substance abuse counseling agency. The goal is to develop proficiency in writing a well-constructed paragraph. The volunteer or intern will develop the curriculum and writing exercises with the guidance of the agency Director of Community Services. The position is unpaid.
The classes will occur about twice a month, for an hour each session, and will run for approximately six sessions for a total of three months; the start date is flexible. The classes need to be taught during normal business hours at Jermantown Road in Fairfax, but the specific days and times could be worked around the intern's or volunteer's schedule.
The class should cover such topics as: constructing a coherent paragraph that focuses on one topic or subject, basic spelling and punctuation, subject-verb agreement, and other basic tools of good business writing. Computer skills will not be taught, as all writing will be done by hand in class; however, the class participants are all proficient with computers.
We need a calm, organized, patient person, who can make learning fun. The ideal candidate will have experience tutoring or teaching. The intern or volunteer who is selected will undergo two interviews, some background checks, and a TB test, but the intern will not be expected to pay for these requirements. The time commitment is two hours per month, plus lesson preparation time.
Interested volunteers or interns should contact Kay Rankin, Coordinator, ADS Volunteer and Intern Program, at kay.rankin@fairfaxcounty.gov.
Posted 11/1/06 Writing Intern The Falls Church News Press is seeking a writing intern for the spring semester. The intern will compile the community News and Notes section and the entertainment calendar, write the Restaurant Spotlight feature, research and write assigned articles, and generate and pursue original story ideas. The preference is for an intern who can work 15 hours a week; the position is for credit only.
Students interested in this internship should contact Mike Hume: mhume@fcnp.com
Posted 10/25/06
Writing Intern The Institute for Alternative Futures (IAF) is looking for interns for its ongoing internship program. IAF is a leading futures organization. Founded in 1977, IAF is a small not-for-profit think tank dedicated to using "futures tools" to help communities and organizations more wisely choose and create the futures they prefer. We work in a wide range of areas, including environment and energy, democracy, and government foresight. Health and health care is the area in which we have the deepest global experience. We have worked with a wide range of Federal Agencies (including DHHS, DoD, DoJ, EPA, VA, DoT). In the states, we have worked with governor's offices, legislatures, and the courts. In the voluntary sector, many of the largest organizations have used our futures services, including AARP and the American Cancer Society.
IAF has a for-profit subsidiary, Alternative Futures Associates (AFA), which provides similar services to companies. More information on IAF and AFA is available at our website at www.altfutures.com.
We've been named one of the leading small firms globally that can do effective change management consulting for multinational companies.
We are leaders in developing and using futures tools Ð in particular how learning about the complexity and uncertainty of the future can be integrated with the aspirations and commitments of the organization -- how they can create better futures more effectively.
IAF and AFA are and will remain small in size. We use our Intern Program to accomplish our mission. We are looking for graduate students or advanced undergraduates who can be available for three to twelve months. Writing or journalism background or graphic design experience welcomed. We provide a stipend of $1,500 a month for graduate students. We are also open to part-time undergraduate internships on a volunteer or for-credit basis. We have found that certain individuals thrive in our internships. These individuals combine effective work habits, the ability to learn quickly, and a commitment to make the world better.
Typically, our interns both join in on the projects we are working on at the moment, as well as working on focused assignments on their own. Interns will be trained in futures techniques and do meaningful work. Many of IAF's interns get exposure to the Washington policy process. Some also work on projects in the private sector through AFA. Interns must agree to IAF's privacy and confidentiality policy.
Please send questions and requests for applications to Craig Bettles at cbettles@altfutures.com.
Posted 10/24/06
Available Fall 06 or Spring 07 Internships Sports Writing Intern Internship (fall semester) -- United States Indoor Soccer Association: Projects involve researching, interviewing, and writing for USIndoor's quarterly magazine (GOAL Indoor), Website, and e-newsletter, assisting with planning the association's events, assisting with marketing association programs (such as referee certification program) and other special projects as needed. Solid writing skills essential.
Interns are able to handle articles from start to finish, and will work closely with the VP of Services, receiving substantive hands-on training. The intern will do a combination of telecommuting, working on site (Clarendon), and travelling for stories (about once a month).
The ideal candidate would start in October or November and continue into the spring term, but there is some flexibility on start and end dates to accommodate students who would like to do this internship for spring credit.
Send cover letter and resume to Shaine@usindoor.com.
About the United States Indoor Soccer Association:
Founded in 1998, the United States Indoor Soccer Association is a member organization of over 300 sport facilities, startups and corporate members. USIndoor offers a range of products and services that support community recreation centers, with an emphasis on indoor soccer. Corporate affiliates provide products and services including insurance, building construction, flooring, dasher boards, apparel, management software, youth programming, vending machines, and consulting. In addition, USIndoor promulgates Official Rules, certifies referees, publishes a national magazine (GOAL Indoor), and provides online news and information at www.usindoor.com, for a market estimated in excess of 4.3 million youth and adult players.
Posted 10/6/06
Available
Fall 2006 Internships Fairfax Alcohol and Drug Services Unpaid internship or volunteer position available: Graduate student or Senior English major needed to teach a writing skills class to administrative and/or clinical staff at a substance abuse counseling agency. The goal is to develop proficiency in writing a well-constructed paragraph.
The classes will occur about twice a month, for an hour each session, and will run for approximately six sessions for a total of three months; the start date is flexible. The classes need to be taught during normal business hours at Jermantown Road in Fairfax, but the specific days and times could be worked around the intern's or volunteer's schedule.
The class should cover such topics as: constructing a coherent paragraph that focuses on one topic or subject, basic spelling and punctuation, subject-verb agreement, and other basic tools of good business writing. Computer skills will not be taught, as all writing will be done by hand in class; however, the class participants are all proficient with computers. The volunteer or intern will develop the curriculum and writing exercises with the guidance of the agency Director of Community Services.
We need a calm, organized, patient person, who can make learning fun. The ideal candidate will have experience tutoring or teaching. The intern or volunteer who is selected will undergo two interviews, some background checks, and a TB test, but the intern will not be expected to pay for these requirements. The time commitment is two hours per month, plus lesson preparation time.
Interested volunteers or interns should contact Kay Rankin, Coordinator, ADS Volunteer and Intern Program, at kay.rankin@fairfaxcounty.gov.
Posted 9/27/06
Fairfax Choral Society Fairfax Choral Society Internships immerse students in the daily operations of a performing arts organization. Our interns enhance their portfolios with significant projects that give students the tools, training and experience they require for success in future endeavors. The grant writing and editing intern works with the Managing Director and Development Coordinator in researching, preparing, and writing grant applications to foundations and corporations. The intern maintains the foundation and corporate database. Additional opportunities include assisting with copywriting for promotional and marketing materials, press releases, newspaper articles, concert postcards, media ads, web site updates, etc. 1 semester. 10 hours per week. Unpaid. Qualifications: Interns must be currently enrolled in undergraduate or graduate studies. S/he should demonstrate excellent written and verbal communication skills, and be able to work independently. Interest or background in the arts and marketing helpful but not necessary. Interested candidates may submit their resumes to office@fairfaxchoralsociety.org Association of Writers and Writing Programs United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation Internship Program The United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (USGIF) is seeking qualified interns to help the Foundation promote and produce its annual event, the GEOINT Symposium (www.geoint2006.com). GEOINT is the nation's premier geospatial intelligence event, which will be held this year in Orlando, Florida, November 13-16. Duties may include, but are not limited to, drafting copy for press releases, proof reading, creating marketing materials, organizing conference collateral, and liaising with invited VIPs. Based on performance, the candidate may be asked to participate and assist on-site during the Symposium. The successful candidate will have a strong academic background, demonstrate solid writing skills, and be proficient in Excel, Word, and other computer software. An interest in defense, national security, and geospatial intelligence is desirable but not necessary. USGIF is a Virginia-based, not-for-profit corporation dedicated to promoting the geospatial intelligence tradecraft and developing a stronger community of interest between those who share a mission focus on the development and application of geospatial intelligence data to address national security objectives. USGIF is the first and only foundation aimed at bringing together the many disciplines involved in the geospatial intelligence sector to exchange ideas, share best practices, and promote the education and importance of a national geospatial intelligence agenda. Additional Information:Number of hours: Flexible, according to the intern's constraints Work Week: Tuesday - Friday (flexible) Hours: 9:00a.m. - 5:30p.m. (flexible) Pay: Per-Diem for travel expenses and daily lunch expenses Location: 2325 Dulles Corner Boulevard, Suite 500, Herndon, Virginia 20171 Point of contact: Emily Hale, 202.548.2901. Posted 8/28/06
Alcohol and Drug Services Unpaid internship: graduate student or senior English major needed to teach a writing skills class to administrative staff at a substance abuse counseling agency. The class will be called "Writing Skills: Enhancement for Advancement". American Red Cross 1. The Communication and Marketing department is responsible for developing and executing many high profile anniversary events being planned to recognize and celebrate the 125th anniversary of the inception of the American Red Cross, including a young professionals party, an art show featuring 24 of today’s most recognized artists, an exhibit on advertising at a nationally recognized museum, to name but a few. Many other exciting events are being planned to be held throughout the country in 2006. 2. We are looking for an energetic junior or senior student to assist in the planning and organization of internal and external business-related functions, symposiums, conferences, program events, banquets and VIP briefings, with particular emphasis on our 2006 National Convention in Washington, DC on May 11-13, 2006. Prefer someone who is available to work during the convention. The participating student earns three (3) credit hours towards graduation, plus the actual work experience and references only the American Red Cross can offer. 3. We are looking for an enthusiastic, creative and dedicated junior or senior interested in a career in Public Relations. The student should be a communications major or a major in another related field. The candidate should have strong writing skills and be able to work well within a team. Prior experience in journalism or PR is a plus. This internship will support the Development Communications group, which supports the communications needs of the Red Cross fundraising department. The intern would assist with internal and external communications and complete one independent project during the semester. The participating student can earn three (3) hours worth of credit towards graduation, plus gain valuable work experience and references that only the American Red Cross can offer. More details below. Arena Stage Intern will assist the Special Events Manager in all aspects of planning and executing the 14th Annual Arena Stage Benefit for Community Engagement (www.arenastage.org/events), which will be held on March 3, 2006. This will include attending Committee Meetings and taking minutes, researching/corresponding with vendors, building and updating invitation mailing list, assembling and mailing invitations, tracking and acknowledging ticket sales and donations, corresponding with VIP cast members to solicit and confirm participation and coordinate rehearsal schedule, working with Arena Stage Production to schedule rehearsal and day-of logistics, organizing staff volunteers, coordinating and supervising day-of activities, performing follow-up after the event, and other duties as required. The Arthritis Foundation
of Washington, DC is in need of a press release writer intern for
Spring semester 2005. Boat People SOS Boat People SOS (BPSOS): We exist to assist Vietnamese refugees and immigrants in their search for a life in liberty and dignity. BPSOS seeks tech-savvy, enthusiastic writers to fill our exciting internship position Bread and Water for Africa Bread and Water for Africa, an affiliate of CRSC, is working with established African charitable programs - leaders in the field. Its mission is to promote positive change in Africa by supporting and strengthening grassroots initiatives for community self-sufficiency, health and education. Catholic Charities Hogar Hispano (CCDA) CCDA runs a large English as a Second Language Program. We have written a "Teachers Toolbox", a how to teach ESl guide, for our 300 volunteers. It was written four years ago and needs updating. In addition, we have since written quite a bit of material that now needs to be incorporated into the toolbox. The Toolbox is currently about 40 pages. There is another 30 pages of info that would be incorporated into it, maybe more. We also write a monthly online newsletter that we could use help with. We are published authors! We have written an ESL textbook and accompanying teachers guide called Speak Out in English. Its time to write a new edition of this text also, which will be a large project. Center for Multicultural Human Services Working closely with the Director of Development, Writing and Editing Interns are actively involved in all aspects of public relations writing. Typical responsibilities include writing newsletter articles, drafting press releases, documenting client stories, and writing promotional material. Interns will also have the opportunity to assist with proposal writing and explore and develop ways in which the development department can expand its public relations component. More>> ChildHelp USA Childhelp USA Children's Center of Virginia in Fairfax is seeking an
intern for fundraising/public relations efforts. The intern would have
an opportunity to put his or her writing skills to work on a wide variety
of projects, including: a newsletter to donors; Letters of Inquiry to
prospective funders; donor acknowledgement letters and stewardship reports;
press releases on behalf of the Children's Center; and publicity for volunteer
needs and an upcoming special event. The Children's Rights Council The Children's Rights Council in Hyattsville, Maryland, would like to supervise some interns who are interested in writing. We hold occasional press conferences, write articles for quarterly "Speak Out for Children" newsletter, research and analyze research, write materials for internet distribution, do press releases, etc. CRC is an international 501(c)(3) organization based in Hyattsville, Maryland, that works to assure chlidren of separation and divorce the involvement of both parents. Coptic Orphans Coptic Orphans is a non profit organization based in Falls Church, Virginia. The organization exists to improve the lives of orphans and other vulnerable children in Egypt by providing basic needs, education, and mentoring so that they may realize their potential to become productive members of society. Coptic Orphans also exists to raise awareness about poverty in Egypt and promote cultural and religious tolerance.We are looking for an intern to help revamp our website. The grant writing and editing intern will work with the Executive and Managing Directors in researching, preparing, and writing grant applications to foundations and corporations. Fairfax County Cooperative Extension Purpose: To provide leadership and direction for marketing Fairfax County Cooperative Extension, to increase awareness of Fairfax Extension programs, and to increase participation in programs. FACETS Fairfax Area Christian Emergency and Transitional Services, Inc. (FACETS),
located at 10565 Lee Highway, Suite 10 in Fairfax is seeking media, public
relations and marketing interns. Falls Church News-Press We at the Falls Church News-Press, an independently owned weekly newspaper serving Northern Virginia, are seeking to launch an internship program. . is a law firm that represents writers and writers' organizations, publishers, publishers' groups, artists, photographers, poets, composers, filmmakers, songwriters, journalists, and television and video production companies and talent. We are experienced in the areas of the law of particular relevance to our clients: contract drafting, review, and negotiations in the areas of publishing, art, the media, and the Internet; intellectual property matters; libel and privacy; FOIA; small business assistance; as well as traditional legal services such as wills and estate administration, mediation, and referrals. Gifts In Kind International We here at Gifts In Kind International would be delighted to participate in this program and believe that we can provide your students with interesting and challenging work. Most likely you are not aware of Gifts In Kind: marketing is not our strong suit. However, we are the leading charity in the field of product philanthropy and the third largest charity in the US in terms of the dollar value of the products that we have placed with nonprofits. Our basic mission is to work with corporations to help them manage their in-kind donation programs. We manage the entire process from donation intake through the warehousing and transportation phases to the final placement with charities. The Greenbrier Learning Center Small, innovative community-based non-profit organization is looking for a creative, independent intern to work with the Executive Director and the Director of Community Outreach on multiple agency development projects. Hidden Pond Nature Center, a Fairfax County Park Authority facility, has a need for a writer who, working with the naturalist staff, can rewrite old out-of-date nature trail brochures (trail guides). There is also the opportunity to rework or convert to web pages, printed educational fliers or leaflets on a variety of natural history topics. Desktop publishing skills necessary; interest in science and nature a big plus. Hispanics Against Child Abuse & Neglect Small, Fairfax based non-profit seeks motivated, independent graduate intern to assist in researching grant opportunities and take-charge of grant-writing duties. Most work can be done from home, visiting the office for consulting, brainstorming and review. No specific grant-writing experience required - We can learn together. In addition to grant writing, we appreciate occasional help with quarterly newsletters, web content, and press releases. Hispanics Against Child Abuse & Neglect is a non-profit organization formed in 1985 to assist local agencies with the prevention of child abuse and neglect in the Hispanic/Latino community. The Hispanic Committee of Virginia The Hispanic Committee of Virginia (HCV) is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit, non-partisan organization offering programs and services that enable Hispanic immigrants to more fully participate in and contribute to American society. It is the oldest and largest non-profit organization in the Commonwealth of Virginia that was specifically founded to serve the Hispanic immigrant community. Since 1967 we have been a source of strength for the community, treating people with dignity, listening carefully to how we can help, and enabling them to get results for themselves. The Jewish Foundation for Group Homes, Inc The Jewish Foundation for Group Homes, Inc., a non-profit, non-sectarian agency providing residential support for adults with developmental disabilities, is in need of an intern to coordinate, write and file a grant requesting a lift-equipped van from the Maryland Department of Transportation. The KRISTIN BROOKS HOPE CENTER (Non-Profit Suicide Prevention Organization) the launching of the Kristin Brooks Hope Center and its primary program, the National Hopeline Network 1-800-SUICIDE. Former U.S. Surgeon General Dr. David Satcher dedicated this national crisis hotline network in May 1999. It connects people who are depressed or suicidal -- or those who are concerned about someone they love — automatically to a CONTACT USA or AAS certified crisis center. The Nation seeks a full-time web editor with progressive politics, boundless energy and a strong commitment to help amplify the influence and scope of the magazine's online presence. The web editor will work closely with magazine editors as well as business staffers in developing the site. Opportunities, Alternatives & Resources (OAR) of Fairfax County, Inc. is a local non-profit restorative justice organization providing human services since 1971. OAR aims to: Develop, promote, and operate community-based programs that provide Opportunities, Alternatives, and Resources to restore criminal offenders to productive roles in the community, offer options to prosecution and/or incarceration, and support families. Encourage active citizen involvement in the restorative process through the use of volunteers and presentation of educational programs about the criminal justice system. OAR Primary Focus: Non-Fiction Writing, Proofreading, & Editing
for Agency Publications PUBLIC RELATIONS INTERN ADVERTISEMENT We are seeking a writer who has good oral and written communications skills. The individual will gain experience in editing, public relations and news writing including researching and developing feature articles for placement in local newspapers, press kits, fact sheets, brochures, and some web writing. Photography is a plus, but not necessary. For more information, contact Patricia McClenic at 703-324-5641, TTY 711 or via e-mail at patricia.mcclenic@fairfaxcounty.gov. STRIVE DC is a 501(c)(3) organization that provides free employment-readiness training, job-placement assistance and two years of post- placement support to chronically unemployed DC metro residents. STRIVE DC has need for both writing and editing interns. We need a writing intern to begin a success story journal for us. STRIVE DC's case to funders is best made through recounting the success of our graduates. Publications Internship: Projects involve researching, interviewing, and writing for USIndoor’s facility and referee newsletters, bi-monthly magazine (GOAL Indoor), Website, and other communications. I would like to request a public relations intern for Volunteer Fairfax. We need an intern who will interview various corporate partners to learn more about their volunteer programs and write up stories for our Corporate Volunteer Spotlight in a corporate newsletter. This is a great opportunity to interview and write about some big companies in the area such as Booz Allen, AT&T, Northrop Grumman, etc. The intern will develop, in conjunction with VR Manager, a training manual that highlights best practices in the field of volunteer management and provides WWC volunteer supervisors with WWC volunteer policies. Perform research on best practices in volunteer management (needs assessment, recruitment, orientation, training, supervision, retention/recognition, evaluation) utilizing VR resources and the Internet. Edit, proof and layout materials. Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts The Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts is a large performing arts organization that presents a wide spectrum of the performing arts: music, dance, theatre, opera and related education programs. Download the WFT Foundation Flyer Tech Writer TechBooks Internship Learn about scholarly publishing by assisting busy publishing services office with quality assurance, research, and review. TechBooks seeks paid intern to provide editorial assistance to busy project managers, handling journals, books, and major reference works from all disciplines. City of Fairfax Develop a city-wide safety award program. Identify localities that have existing safety programs; Develop implementation strategies and write policy proposals for new procedures. City Internship Develop a city-wide safety award program.
Identify localities that have existing safety programs; Develop implementation
strategies and write policy proposals for new procedures. Nonfiction Assistant Student needed for an ongoing basis to help with typing and internet research, fact checking and copyediting. Instructional Designer Assistant Assist with the development and life cycle maintenance of volunteer training courses and ministry products for Prison Fellowship. Past Performance Specialist Chantilly PPO: Bring our past performance to life. Help us continue to achieve our aggressive new -business goals. Instructional Designer Assistant Assist with the development and life cycle maintenance of volunteer training courses and ministry products for Prison Fellowship. Past Performance Specialist Chantilly PPO: Bring our past performance to life. Help us continue to achieve our aggressive new -business goals. Lambda Book Report Lambda Book Report, a resource for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender readers and writers, seeks paid journalism student intern. Coptic Orphans Public RelationsWriting intern (unpaid)sought
at Coptic Orphans to FACETS FACETS is a nonprofit organization that assists homeless and low-income children and adults throughout Fairfax County. Its programs are designed to empower individuals to help themselves. Graduate Research Assistant The School of Management seeks graduate students
for the 2004 – 05 academic year for research and teaching assistance.
Appointments may be for up to twenty hours per week. Partial tuition waivers
will be provided scaled to hours of appointment. Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts The Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts is a large performing arts organization that presents a wide spectrum of the performing arts: music, dance, theatre, opera and related education programs. Download the WFT Foundation Flyer Internship with Capitol Pulse The Capitol Pulse, Inc. seeks responsible, highly motivated juniors and seniors for a semester-long journalism/marketing internship. Position is ideal for majors in English, Journalism, Communications, Media Studies, Political Science, or Marketing. Internship with The National Foundation for Women Legislators Specialized projects in the fields of Public Policy; Marketing; Corporate Outreach; International Programs; and Database Management.
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following organizations are those who have contacted us in recent semesters
about possible internship opportunities. These organizations are particularly interested in receiving applications from George Mason English majors; many of them have sponsored our students in past semesters. Even if the semester has passed
in which the specific posting was made, the organization may still be
looking for interns. Do not hesitate to call an organization on this
list about present or future opportunities. We assume, of course, that
your query will be courteous and professional in manner. Our ongoing
cordial relationship with internship providers is very important to
us.