INTERNSHIPS, JOBS, SCHOLARSHIPS

INTERNSHIPS, JOBS, SCHOLARSHIPS

It’s shoveled right on here from listserv notices… but I thought this might be better than jamming your e-mail boxes. Happy hunting! ljt

Posted by ljt March 18, 2005

J-JOBS DIGEST:
Journalism Jobs and Internships
vol. 10, no. 11
March 12, 2005 - March 19, 2005

J-JOBS is a weekly digest of journalism job and internship postings.

There is no charge. J-JOBS is a free service to the journalism community
by the Graduate School of Journalism at the University of California at
Berkeley.

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1. JOURNALISM JOBS:

California Alumni Association
Editorial Assistant - California Monthly magazine
Berkeley - On Campus @ CAL
Application deadline: 03/31/2005
Posted: March 17, 2005

Magazines & Newsletters posting

SUMMARY: We seek an editorial assistant for the California Monthly, the
magazine of the California Alumni Association. The magazine is being
broadened to cover politics, science, education, healthcare, arts and
culture in California, and UC Berkeley campus and alumni news. This is a
great job for someone who has a few years of journalism experience and big
ambitions. Responsibilities will range from writing and editing short
pieces to chasing down photos and handling the administrative work. Please
don't apply if you're looking for a 9 to 5 job—we work long hours during
production and need someone who will pitch in.

RESPONSIBILITIES:
·Develop and write short pieces for the front of the book. Handle
correspondence with freelance writers, photographers and illustrators
·Maintain contact with Cal alumni class secretaries for 'Keeping in Touch'
and Obituary features. Assemble those features from class secretary
notes; edit and put together photos and artwork.
·Coordinate interns and keep track of their schedules.
·Handle various other administrative duties as assigned (including filing
copyright forms, coordinating various vendors for printing and mailing,
etc.)
·Assist the editors with other duties, as assigned, in order to ensure the
timely and smooth production of the magazine.

SUPERVISION: Reports to the Editor

COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS: $22,000 – $27,000 annually, commensurate with
experience. This is a fulltime, non-exempt position and is eligible for
California Alumni Association (CAA) sponsored benefits. CAA offers an
excellent health care and supplemental benefits package. We also offer a
generous paid time-off benefit, AFLAC, Commuter Checks, access to campus
parking and campus discounts, CAA Life Membership & Lair Camp discounts, a
pension plan and a 403(b) option.

For additional information, including details on how to apply, see:
http://journalism.berkeley.edu/jobs/details.php?cat=magnews&ID=2109

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New 14 Carolina
Senior News Producer
Charlotte
Application deadline: 04/30/2005
Posted: March 17, 2005

Television posting

News 14 Carolina is seeking an experienced producer with cable or
broadcast experience for a position based out of our Charlotte newsroom.

We'll give you the feedback to grow as a journalist and teach you to use
the industry's most advance technology to sharpen your skills. This
position reports directly to the News Director and requires attention to
detail, the ability to prioritize multiple tasks and excellent
communications skills. The ideal candidate will have at least two years of
line producing experience, with some experience supervising others. This
is an excellent opportunity to move up in market size and/or
responsibility. Interested candidates can apply by visiting
www.timewarner.com/careers and applying for position BR36238.

For additional information, including details on how to apply, see:
http://journalism.berkeley.edu/jobs/details.php?cat=tv&ID=2108

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Yahoo!
Yahoo! News Product Manager
Santa Monica
Application deadline: 12/31/2005
Posted: March 17, 2005

New Media posting

Yahoo! News, the premier online news aggregator and destination news site,
is seeking a Product Manager to maintain and enhance the internal workings
of the news service as we expand our operations. Main job functions
include:
serving as liaison between the editorial/product management and
engineering groups; working in tandem with editorial and engineering to
create useful, intuitive editing toolsets; managing from start to finish
the implementation and ongoing maintenance of news feeds in conjunction
with partners and engineers; dealing with news providers from product and
technical perspectives; helping distribute Yahoo! News feeds, features and
technology to other areas of the Yahoo! network; helping build ways to
promote other Yahoo! properties within the News site; project management
Of product- and production-related initiatives (new features, edit tools,
etc.)

This is not a reporting or editing position; rather, it is a position that
focuses on the production aspects of the editorial service, including the
tools used by editors and the processing of feeds. As such, candidates
must possess strong technical skills as well as editorial interest and
acumen.

Candidates should be comfortable working with a variety of technologies,
including but not limited to: HTML, CGI, CSS, PHP, transport mechanisms
such as FTP, and specifications and protocols such as NewsML and RSS. By
the same token this is not an engineering or software development
position, and requires solid editorial sensibilities such as a general
knowledge of standard AP editorial style, a demonstrated interest in daily
journalism, and the ability to help bridge the gap between editorial and
engineering groups.

Strong project management skills are needed to ensure on-time delivery of
projects working in a matrix environment spanning multiple locations. Need
to be detail-oriented, self-motivated and possess the following skills:

- Author and manage schedules for multiple simultaneous product
development and operational initiatives.
- Lead trade-off analysis between time, features and resources.
- Collect and negotiate requirements.
- Write specifications and descriptions.
- Motivate and influence results within a matrix-type relationship.

This position ultimately will be based in the Yahoo! Center in Santa
Monica, new home of the Yahoo! Media Group. Until management and editors
of the News group moves in September, regular commuting to Yahoo!s
Sunnyvale campus will be required. Afterward, occasional travel to
Sunnyvale will be necessary to work with engineer staff.

For additional information, including details on how to apply, see:
http://journalism.berkeley.edu/jobs/details.php?cat=newmed&ID=2107

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Yahoo!
News Editor
Santa Monica
Application deadline: 12/31/2005
Posted: March 17, 2005

New Media posting

Yahoo! News, the Internet's top news destination, is seeking a News Editor
to help maintain and improve our news product. As a front-line player on
Yahoo! News, the News Editor's work will directly impact millions of users
every day who trust Yahoo! to bring them the most timely, comprehensive
and useful news experience on the Web.

Duties will include: selecting and prioritizing content from a variety of
top sources to display on Yahoo! News' home page and other news sections;
aggregating and packaging news content (including text, photos, and
multimedia); copyediting, proofreading and writing; site maintenance;
coordinating art with the Photo Editor; and working with other editorial
groups within Yahoo! to foster integration and maintain best practices.

For additional information, including details on how to apply, see:
http://journalism.berkeley.edu/jobs/details.php?cat=newmed&ID=2106

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Disclaimer: No attempt has been made to verify any of the information in
the postings included in J-JOBS.
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Rec’d by ljt on March 14:

SUMMER INTERN - THE ATLANTA BUREAU, CNN
TimeWarner Division Turner Broadcasting
Requisition # 37377BR, Position Type Intern
Internships are UNPAID and structured to last approximately 12 weeks.
Course Credit is available. Resume, Cover Letter and a College
Reference is required. Students should have a strong academic record
(3.0 strongly preferred) and good character. Students must have
completed their sophomore year in college prior to the start of the
internship. In addition, students may not have graduated college or
graduate school prior to the start of the internship (i.e. students
must still be enrolled in school during the time of the internship).
Students seeking college credit are strongly encouraged to apply.
Note to International Students: All international students will be
required to provide documentation of proper visa paperwork prior to your
arrival if accepted to the program. Only J1 or F1 visas will be
accepted. Deadline to apply for Summer Internships is May 20. Future
semester Internship postings will be available after the current
semester deadline. Qualifications: Computer knowledge, strong
research abilities and a passion for newsgathering. Duties: The CNN News Group
is the foremost newsgathering and information organization in the
world. In addition to CNN, the news networks include CNN USA, CNN
Headline News, CNN International, CNN en EspaÃ±ol, and The Atlanta
Bureau. The Atlanta Bureau covers news events primarily in the
Southeast Region of the United States. We have 5 reporters, 3
producers, four crews, a bureau chief and an assignment editor.
Potential Opportunities: Interns participate in story idea generation
and subsequent research, investigative telephone calls, data entry,
and library archive research. They assist the Bureau and
correspondents in all aspects of operation. They should also plan on
basic field producing on area shoots.
The two main areas are:
1- Technical: assist our photographer/sound tech teams. Must be
interested in pursuing a career in video-photography and editing.
Must
have an interest in (and be comfortable with) high tech equipment,
and
be eager to learn how to use it. Must have flexible hours and be
willing to work with our crew on breaking news. 2-General - assist
with our assignment desk on general reporting tasks. This includes
participation in the story set up and assignment process, general
subject research, video research and logging.

RODALE INC. is currently seeking a SIX-MONTH INTERN for the
International Editorial Department located in Emmaus, Pennsylvania.
This position is full-time and paid, and will be starting May of
2005.
The Editorial Intern will be responsible for primary research for
international editions of Men's Health, Runner's World, Bicycling and
Prevention magazines, perform some writing and reporting for
international and US editions, edit bimonthly international edition
newsletter and manage newsstand sales reports. The ideal candidate
will possess: Bachelor's degree preferably in Journalism, English or
International Publishing; Previous editorial experience required;
Strong research background and related experience; Must be proficient
with both PC and Mac; Foreign language skills preferred, but not
required. Send cover letters and resumes to Laura Ongaro at
Laura.Ongaro@Rodale.com or apply online at Rodale.com.

JOHN BROWN PUBLISHING, publisher of B: THE BLOOMINGDALE'S MAGAZINE
and
RV Living magazine is seeking UNPAID INTERNS. Interns must have 3
days
per week to give. It's a small company, so you'll have an amazing
opportunity to learn. There will definitely be opportunities to write
and build clips. Please send resume and cover letter to
nina.hammerling@johnbrownpublishing.com be sure to write INTERN in
subject line.

PHOTO DEPARTMENT OF SEVENTEEN is looking for a spring/summer photo
intern. We are looking for an enthusiastic, hard-working person with
good organizational and phone skills, a strong interest in
photography
and a good knowledge of popular culture and celebrities.
Responsibilities include photo research, assisting with photo shoots,
assisting with real girl casting, filing and organizing film, calling
in and tracking portfolios, and generating ideas for upcoming
articles. Requirements: You must be a college student eligible to
receive school credit. This is an unpaid internship. We are looking
for someone who can commit to 3 days per week through the end of the
summer. Please e-mail resume to Lucy Fox at lfox@hearst.com with the
subject "internship" or fax at 917.934.6574. No phone calls please.

Do you know of HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS, SENIORS, AND COLLEGE FRESHMAN
interested in PAID INTERNSHIPS IN MEDIA (television, cable, radio)
stations throughout the United States. The reason I ask is because I
recenyly spoke with Sandra D. Rice, Vice-President of CBS Eastern
Region and she asked me if I could help her find some top notch High
School Juniors, Seniors, and College Freshman that would be
interested
in her internship program. Below are are the details from Sandra and
the application is available online at the following web address:
http://www.emmabowenfoundation.com/main.html We are currently
recruiting minority high school juniors, seniors, and college
freshman
for PAID internships in media (television, cable, radio) stations
throughout the United States. Selected students will earn an hourly
salary and be given matching scholarship dollars funds to help pay
college expenses, as well as develop a resume. The internships will
start Summer 2005 and last throughout their college years.
Eligible candidates must have a 3.0 GPA, plan or currently attend a
4-year college, and have an interest in media. Please complete the
attached application and return with all corresponding materials ASAP
or no later than March 11th, 2005. You are also welcome to visit our
website at www.emmabowenfoundation.com Thanks for your help and good
luck this semester. Sandra D. Rice, Vice-President, Eastern Region,
Office: (212) 975-2597; E-mail: sdrice@cbs.com

THE USDA FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL SERVICE'S INTERNATIONAL INTERNSHIP
PROGRAM has a PAID internship program and is in need of applicants!
As
of this week, the program has only received 3 applications
nationwide!
DUE TO THIS LOW NUMBER OF APPLICATIONS THE DEADLINE HAS BEEN EXTENDED
TO MARCH 15TH!
The Foreign Agricultural Service's International
Internship Program provides college students the
opportunity to live and work in a paid internship at an
American Embassy overseas.Â Through work assignments
participants learn various aspects of international trade,
trade policy, international relations, diplomacy, regional and
cultural
considerations, etc.Â Positions are available in Western Europe,
Latin America, and Asia.

The internship is offered every semester and summer for
graduate students and upperclassmen (juniors and seniors).

Requirements:
Be a currently enrolled graduate or undergraduate
student (must be a junior or a senior), a U.S. citizen and
in good academic standing.

Graduate level students in business, international
relations, regional studies (i.e. Latin American Studies,
Asian Studies, etc), public policy, foreign languages,
etc., as well as high-achieving junior and senior
undergraduates in similar majors are particularly
encouraged to apply, though the program is open to all majors.
Please see the application at the website below.
http://www.fas.usda.gov/admin/student/IIP_Brochure.pdf

Also, the application states that you must pay for your
own transportation to your job site.Â If that is a
financial problem, still apply and FAS will see how they
may be able to find financial assistance for the student.

Please feel free to pass this on to your network.Â If you
have any questions please contact the program coordinator,
Lillian Gorman at:
USDA Hispanic Serving Institutions National Program
1400 Independence S.W., Rm. 3912-S
Washington, D.C. 20250
(202) 720-6506 (phone)
(202) 720-5336 (fax)
lgorman@ars.usda.gov

PUBLIC RELATIONS & MARKETING INTERNSHIP @ SOUTHERN REGIONAL MEDICAL
CENTER
11 Upper Riverdale Rd. SW
Bldg. 25
Riverdale, Ga. 30274
Fax 770-991-8595
NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE
HOURS: Mon. â€" Friday 8:30am â€" 5:00pm (20 hours per week)
REQUIREMENTS:Â Junior in College or recent College grad within
previous
year
CANDIDATE:Â Strong organization skills, with ability to multi-task
and
follow instructions, work well under pressure, good research skills
(i.e. internet, book etc.) requires limited supervision, strong news
and current events background
Major: Communications, Journalism, Advertising, Marketing, Public
Relations,
Broadcasting
LENGTH OF TIME: 3 â€" 6 month rotation, at the discretion of SRMC PR
&
Mktg.
Dept. (internship will not exceed a 6-month period)
STATUS:Â Part-time - Paid Rate:Â TBD
SUBMIT: Cover letter, Resume, letter of recommendation from advisor,
2
work samples (i.e. writings, ad campaigns, mktg. campaigns, PR
proposals)

DUTIES:
â€¢Work with every facet of PR & Mktg. Dept.
â€¢Attend weekly staff meetings
â€¢Attend weekly meetings with immediate supervisor
â€¢Assist PR Coordinator with research and distribution of pertinent
news articles on a daily basis
â€¢Assist PR Coordinator with monthly hospital publications
(layout-design-distribution)
â€¢Assist PR Coordinator with writing and interviewing & photography
needs
â€¢Assist PR Coordinator with hospital events planning
â€¢Assist PR Coordinator with writing and distributing press releases
â€¢Assist PR Coordinator with maintenance of department website
â€¢Maintain and update media contact list
â€¢Assist Advertising dept. with weekly/monthly advertising
scheduling
â€¢Assist Advertising dept. with creative design and layout of
various
ads & fliers (i.e. print/radio/TV)
â€¢Assist with research material for various service lines
â€¢Assist with distribution of collateral materials throughout
hospital
â€¢Provide phone/lunch coverage and filing as needed

COUNTRY LIVING MAGAZINE is currently interviewing college students for
an INTERNSHIP position in the Decorating and Home Building
Departments for SUMMER 2005. The internship is targeted towards college students
interested in experiencing the inner workings of a national
magazine's Editorial side. Some responsibilities will include: including
ordering and coordinating products/props for photo shoots; preparing story
credits for on-page and BOB placement; packing and unpacking boxes
for shipment to locations and manufacturers; sorting and filing press kit
materials for future story development; and assisting on photo shoots
located in NYC. Internship is for college credit only. You will have
to provide us with a letter starting you are receiving credit from
your school in order to take the internship. The intern needs to be
available 2-3 days a week from 9:00am to 5:00pm. Please e-mail your
resume and cover letter to: Gyna Soucy, Deputy Managing Editor of
Country Living magazine at gsoucy@hearst.com

BUDGET LIVING is current looking for some stellar SPRING PHOTO
INTERNS. Candidate should be in school (earning credits) and be able
to work at least 2 days a week. Responsibilities to include; -
producing photo shoots -logging, scanning, & returning film -scouting
locations & props -photo research -model castings -beer runs (just
kidding) Intern should have basic knowledge of MACs, PhotoShop and
internet research, good organizational skills, and working knowledge
of photography, (as well as a wacky sense of humor) Great
opportunity-last 2 interns were promoted! Magazine is increasing
frequency in fall-get in on the ground floor of the ever-expanding
empire of cheap! Email resumes to: photo@budgetlivingmedia.comÂ Or
fax to: 212 687-5222

JOBS

PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY @ THE WEATHER CHANNEL
The following is one of the easiest gigs in the world, and ideal if you
know a student or just someone who might be in the area already, and looking
to make a few extra $.Â It's tape logging.Â The below note was sent
internally. The position should be listed on the web site, weather.com. Just have
the person follow the "work with us" links at the bottom of the page.
Part-time employment opportunity: The position of 'part-time tape
logger' is currently available. Click "Job Postings" on the Breakroom
Board tab on the TWC intranet for complete details.Â This 20-hours
per week position offers a flexible work schedule, once training is
completed. The HR contact for this position (PLl906) is Trista
Wearing.

Part-time: LATINA OUTREACH COORDINATOR
YOUNG WOMEN'S LEADERSHIP PROJECT
FEMINIST WOMEN'S HEALTH CENTER
Re-posted March 8, 2005
The mission of the Feminist Women's Health Center is to empower women
through service, education and advocacy.Â As a pro-choice
gynecological health care provider, the Center also has an active
education and advocacy program such as:Â public affairs and citizen
advocacy, a vibrant volunteer and training program, a quarterly
newsletter, community health education projects, and other women's
empowerment programs.Â Our website is www.feministcenter.org.

Responsibilities of this position include:
.Â Responsible for outreach programming targeted towards Latinas in
their young adult years, ages 18 to 29;
. Develop key contacts and maintain relationships with Latino/a
organizers, constituencies and organizations;
.Â Recruit and educate Latinas on key reproductive health issues and
the opportunities for them to participate in our volunteer, intern
and
training programs, in health education or advocacy programs or other
appropriate activities with coalition partners;
.Â Create and produce written recruitment and educational materials,
including any necessary Spanish translations, as it relates to the
Young Women's Leadership Project 's Latina Outreach Phase;
.Â Assist periodically with coordinating with the Young Women's
Leadership Project's Organizer on other projects, including
workshops,
citizen lobbying events, volunteer night functions, mailings,
phonebanks, etc.;
.Â Represent FWHC as a speaker / trainer (along with other
department. members); participate in and assist with furthering
coalitions with Latino/a organizations, groups, and programs;
.Â Systematize and maintain information on Latino/a community
resources, contacts, news articles, and other data relevant to the
Latina outreach program;
.Â Other duties as assigned by the Project Organizer.

Qualifications:
A Bachelor's degree (or equivalent experience) is preferred and at
least two years of work experience is required.
Willingness to accommodate a flexible schedule of 20-25 hours per
week.Â Must have an automobile.
Must be bilingual - Spanish and English; be able to read & translate
English to Spanish and vice versa.
Demonstrated commitment to a woman's reproductive freedom and the
empowerment of women.
Must be a responsible self-starter who is able to work in a team
approach.
Ability to convey information to individuals and groups; ability to
teach, engage, and empower others.
Experience with using computers and the internet is needed.
Must have people skills and an ability to work with diverse groups of
people.
Detail oriented, oral and writing skills are required.

Interested applicants should send a cover letter and a resume to:
Dawn Lasusky, Project Organizer, Feminist Women's Health Center, 1924
Cliff Valley Way; Atlanta, GA 30329
FAX# is (404) 417-0878; E-mail is nextwave@feministcenter.org; NO
PHONE
CALLS, PLEASE. Resumes and cover letters accepted until position is
filled
FWHC is an equal opportunity employer.

BUDGET LIVING is looking for FREELANCE FACT-CHECKERS. Must be sharp,
diligent, and thorough. Minimum three years' experience at a major
consumer magazine. Financial research background a plus. Send resume
to freelance@budgetlivingmedia.com

PAPER Magazine is looking for A RESEARCH ASSISTANT / FACT-CHECKER to
come in 3-4 days per week. Candidate must be familiar with PAPER, New
York City and pop culture. College students aren't eligible for the
position but recent graduates are. We need a fastidious,
detail-oriented and extremely well organized person to assist with
research and other editorial tasks. Please email your resume to
edit@papermag.com along with a cover letter explaining (1) what you
like about PAPER and (2) why you think you're a good candidate for
this position. Type "RESEARCH OPENING" in the subject line.

EXTERNAL FUNDS*

TITLE: PROVOST & SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT FORÂ ACADEMICÂ AFFAIRS
DEPARTMENT: ACADEMIC AFFAIRS/PRESIDENT'S OFFICE
OPENING DATE: DECEMBER 6, 2004
CLOSING DATE: UNTIL FILLED
CLASSIFICATION: EXECUTIVE/ADMINISTRATION

JOB DUTIES:Â Â Â As chief academic officer, the Provost has overall
responsibility for all matters related to the quality of the
educational program, including student learning, faculty, curricula,
admissions and records, research and special academic programs. The
Provost is also responsible for implementation of faculty actions
approved by the president and the Board of Trustees. As chief
operating officer, the Provost oversees all College operations and
ensures their consistency with the College's mission, academic goals
and priorities. The Provost serves as chief officer of the
administration during absences of the president.

QUALIFICATIONS:Â The successful candidate should have significant
experience and success in higher education administration, preferably
in a liberal arts institution, and proven strengths in strategic
planning, budgeting and management. A strong record of academic and
intellectual attainment, significant professional recognition, and
demonstrated excellence in teaching are highly desirable. This
individual should have excellent facilitator skills including the
ability to build teams and to develop collaborative relationships
with
faculty and administration as well as with other internal and
external
constituencies. Leading candidates for the Provost should possess a
terminal degree with credentials for tenured professorship.

Screening will begin immediately, and will continue until the time of
selection. Nominations and applications should be submitted to:

Morehouse College Provost and SVP Academic Affairs Search
c/o Heidrick & Struggles, Inc.
303 Peachtree Street, Suite 4300
Atlanta, GA 30308
Phone: 404-577-2410
Fax: 404-577-4048
Email: morehouse@heidrick.com

TITLE:Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
DEPARTMENT:Â Â Â Â Â Â Â OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
OPENING DATE:Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â MARCHÂ Â 4, 2005
CLOSING DATE:Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â MARCH 17, 2005
CLASSIFICATION:Â Â Â Â Â NON-EXEMPT

JOB DUTIES: Reports to the Executive Assistant to the President for
the Capital Campaign, and is responsible for assisting with
administrative duties that support all fundraising and related
assignments.Â Coordinates schedules and arranges meetings; schedules
appointments and makes travel arrangements; assists in handling
telephone calls and taking accurate messages; types memos and
correspondence; maintains electronic and paper filing systems;
formats
and types proposals and other narrative reports as requested; must
exercise discretion and confidentiality; must have the ability to
handle direct contact with a diverse population of students, faculty,
staff, donors and prospects.Â Performs other duties as assigned.

QUALIFICATIONS: B.S. degree preferred; at least three years of work
experience in an office environment.Â A combination of work
experience
and education may be substituted.Â Excellent communication and
interpersonal skills required; must be a dependable worker with the
flexibility to work extended hours when required. Must be a team
player.Â Excellent knowledge of computer software (Word and Excel
required.) Raiser's Edge experience desired.Â Work experience in a
fundraising environment is preferred.

TITLE:Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â
ASSESSMENT AND PLANNING TECHNOLOGY
SPECIALIST*
DEPARTMENT:Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
OPERATION DATES:Â OCTOBER 1, 2004-SEPTEMBER 30, 2005
OPENING DATE:Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â MARCH 4, 2005
CLOSING DATE:Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â MARCH 17, 2005
CLASSIFICATION:Â Â Â Â Â TEMPORARY/PART-TIME /NON-EXEMPT

JOB DUTIES: Reporting to the Director of Assessment and Institutional
Research, and is responsible for developing and maintaining the
website for the area of Planning and Assessment and Title III
programs; developing and maintaining a dynamic web-based database for
managing and publishing institutional information; problem solving
for
the area's advanced information technologies; performing other duties
as assigned.Â Under the directions of the Director of Information
Services, this position will coordinate the technical tasks between
the Office of Assessment and Institutional Research and the Offices
of
Information Technology and Information Services.

QUALIFICATIONS: B.S. degree in computer science, or two years minimum
work experience in web development and database management; and
preferably in educational or research setting.Â Must have good
communication and interpersonal skills.Â Any combination of work
experience, education, and training that yields the required
knowledge
and skills is acceptable. Demonstrated ability in visual
communications and web design; expert knowledge of internet
technology
and database management (e.g., APS, PHP, Cold Fusion, SQL, Access,
ITS, sqlserve.net).Â Â Sample work is recommended for priority
consideration.

O MAGAZINE IS LOOKING FOR A PHOTO EDITOR. (SORRY NO CONTACT INFO)

ELEMENTS OF LIVING, a high end source magazine for designers and
consumers passionate about design, is hiring an EXECUTIVE EDITOR. The
ideal executive editor is somebody with a strong editorial background
in interior design or architecture who is capable of executing on a
vision that encompasses a magazine, print and online directory and
book program, as well as a number of marketing/branding
opportunities.
(Please visit our website, at www.elementsofliving.com to get a feel
for the magazine; it's important that you have a passion for the
subject.) On the magazine, the exec editor would oversee all facets
of
editorial production and make sure the final product is spotless. In
a
nutshell: a chief editorial deputy to implement the vision of this
brand. There is plenty of room for creative and editorial input, but
this is, first and foremost, an operations job and needs somebody
with
strong organizational skills. Please send a resume and cover letter
to
Gayle Brosnan at gayle@elementsmedia.com. Good benefits and
competitive salary.

JOURNAL NEWS CUSTOM PUBLISHING DEPARTMENT seeks WRITERS who know the
ins and outs of Westchester and/or Rockland. (BUT whatever you do, DO
NOT call The Journal News. the division is looking to bolster its
roster of freelance writers for a variety of projects -- dining
guides, business publications, playbills, and enthusiast and
lifestyle
magazines. The fees are nominal (meaning not a lot, but a GREAT
clip!), making it a great opportunity for anyone just starting out in
the magazine industry. Contact mlmitcham@hotmail.com. JUST be clear
that potential writers should NOT call the Journal News offices. I
also want to mention that it's a GREAT gig for just-starting out
writers/editorial assistants/anyone looking to build up their clip
portfolio, or simply stash a little extra cash

HAMPTONS-BASED LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE seeks summer intern(s) to work on
all aspects of publication. Position is for May/June through
September. Publication is luxury lifestyle magazine focusing on the
people who a part of the incredibly influential Hamptons community.
Will assist staff editors in compiling information, editing, writing,
and production. Fun, lively, environment with a great group of
people.
Fantastic learning experience with small stipend. Visit
www.dansmagazine.com to get acquainted with who we are. Please
forward
all resumes for immediate consideration to cindi@dansmagazine.com or
fax to 631.283.4401

JEWELRY DEPARTMENT of W magazine is looking for interns to start
immediately. . . candidates must be current college student. Contact
is ashley.baker@fairchildpub.com

CAREERS IN NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
Ever thought about working at a newspaper? There are opportunities
for
advertising sales executives, sales assistants and artists. The
Advertising
Department is the engine that keeps a newspaper in business. We need
hard working, creative and smart-thinking people to help us get the
job done everyday. Come learn about newspaper advertising and career
opportunities at The Courier-Journal's special event just for college
students. Wednesday, March 23, 2005 The Courier-Journal - Watterson
Room 525 West Broadway (corner of Sixth and Broadway; visitors lot on
Broadway) 4-4:30 p.m. Refreshments and Networking with C-J Managers
(bring yourÂ resume) 4:30-5:30 p.m. Program featuring: Overview of
The
Courier-Journal dvd presentation Interviewing Tips & How to Get in
the
Business Tour of new press facility Q&A with C-J Advertising Managers
To reserve a spot, please call Melissa Draut at 582-4729. Leave your
name, school and phone number. Or email Melissa Draut:
mdraut@courier-journal.com

Here are the immediately available positions at MANNING SELVAGE & LEE
(MS&L) www.mslpr.com. If you or someone you know is seeking a
position
in public relations, please feel free to send the resume to me and
I'll pass it along with a positive referral.
1) Extern for Corporate Team - Equifax - needs at least 1 strong
internship, plus excellent writing skills and knowledge/interest in
IR
2) Account Executive - Corporate Team - Equifax - strong writing,
professionally mature, deep knowledge of financial and corporate
communications, analyst relations experience preferred
3) AAE - Best BuyÂ 1 1/2 - 2 years of solid agency exp preferred,
consumer media relations for national brands
4) SAE - Philips/Best BuyÂ 5-7 years of solid agency exp preferred,
consumer media relations for national brands
5) AS - Best BuyÂ 7-10 years of solid agency exp preferred;Â plan
writing, management and budget skills working with national brands
6) MS&L Creative - Account Manager Corp Comm and Marketing
Communications - Minimum 6 yrs exp, broad exp with B2B, B2C and B2E
(employee marketing)
7) Executive Administrator - 8-10 years of senior-level admin
support,
strong Powerpoint required plus solid corporate experience

MAGS Under 35: Orchid Nights at Atlanta Botanical Garden
March 9, 1345 Piedmont Ave. NE, Atlanta
6-8 p.m., FREE
The Atlanta Botanical Garden has so graciously allowed our members to
once again attend one of its popular cocktail events at no charge!
Join fellow mags-under35ers as we tour the "Hypnotic Exotics" orchid
exhibit and take in live music. Light appetizers and a cash bar are
also available. Come early as parking is limited. This is a RSVP-only
event.Â Send your name and employer to
amy@knowatlanta.com by March 7. This event is for mags-under35
members
only. Non-member guests must pay admission ($20).

ATLANTA HOME IMPROVEMENT MAGAZINE NEEDS AN ASSISTANT EDITOR. If you
know anyone who might be interested in this opportunity--it's full
time. Contact India Powell at editor@homeimprovementmag.com

PINK MAGAZINE, a national publication for high-level professional
women, IS SEEKING A FULL-TIME IN-HOUSE ART DIRECTOR to be hired on a
contract basis. Candidates must be very comfortable hiring
photographers and illustrators across the country, extremely deadline
oriented and able to work closely with editors from concept through
the printing process. Magazine experience is a plus. Other
requirements: proficiency in QuarkXpress, Photoshop and Illustrator;
strong design and typography skills; detail oriented and highly
motivated; ability to juggle multiple tasks; and strong communication
skills. Contact Jennifer Tyson at jtyson@pinkmagazine.com.

Atlanta-based JEZEBEL MAGAZINE IS STILL LOOKING FOR AN ASSISTANT to
the Editor-In-Chief. This role will serve as support to the Editor
(assist with mail, e-mail, phone calls, event coverage organization,
product requests and log ins, serve as a go-between, between
departments etc.) as well as having monthly writing assignments and
responsibilities. Applicants must have achieved a minimum of 3.0 GPA,
have great writing and copy editing skills, posses an outgoing
personality and amazing communication skills, have a work ethic
uncommon to most, and enjoy working in a fast-paced work environment.
E-mail the Editor-In-Chief at bweitzman@jezebelmagazine.com.

A LOCAL START-UP MAGAZINE IS IN NEED OF A PART-TIME EDITOR. This
person will oversee all content to be printed and make corrections as
necessary, as well as assist in page layout. This is a
freelance/part-time position to start, but has potential to become
full-time and salaried. Please e-mail me a current resume and two
professional references to job-60847101@craigslist.org.

SEVENTEEN magazine is hiring a FREELANCE FASHION ASSISTANT.

TRACKS magazine, a year-old national music magazine based in New York
City's Flatiron district is looking for an UNPAID ART INTERN. Nice
environment, good people (access to lots of free music) and a great
opportunity to learn. Strong Quark skills are needed, may involve
much
importing text into existing layouts. Hours are negotiable but help
will be most needed the first and second weeks of April. Please
forward resumes and work samples if you have them to
swooledge2003@nyc.rr.com NO PHONE CALLS please.

NEW ARTS MAGAZINE is seeking SUBMISSIONS. "We are seeking high
quality
art, photography, poetry, and articles about music and film. We focus
on the multidimensionality of the artistic nature, and like to show
the real person behind the art. Let us know if you work in more than
one mediumâ€¦tell us your secrets. The first step to publication in
COPIOUS is by email. Please send your PROFESSIONAL bio and credits
to:
submissions@copiousamounts.com Include written samples in the body of
the email. If your work is visual, send a link to your artist's web
site. No attachments will be accepted. If your work is selected for
publication, COPIOUS will then ask you some unusual questions. We
don't pay yet but we will promote the hell out of you. And we throw
hot parties."

SHOP ETC. is looking for a fun, creative INTERN who loves fashion,
and
has writing experience! Has to be able to start end of March and work
through April (required to commit to 3 days/week). Email your cover
letters and resumes to jkronegold@hearst.com

EDITORIAL ASSISTANT position open in Yardley, PA (about 30 mins.
Northeast of Philadelphia) for VETERINARY LEARNING SYSTEMS, a
division
of MediMedia. Work closely with editors on five Veterinary Journals,
mostly administrative with some proofing, author contact, etc.
Benefits and high 20's. Send resume to: jobs@medimedia.com

American Media has a position open for a SENIOR ART DESIGNER for
MEN'S
FITNESS. 4+ years required.

TWIST, a national teen celebrity magazine located in Northern NJ,
seeks an enthusiastic ASSOCIATE EDITOR to join its high-energy staff.
The ideal candidate is an organized, deadline-savvy, self-motivated
ideas person with excellent writing skills and solid contacts in the
entertainment industry. Responsibilities include pitching and writing
celebrity features as well as quizzes, gossip and style items, music
reviews and more. Two years of consumer magazine experience
preferred;
love of pop culture a definite plus. Please email resume, cover
letter
and salary requirements to hr@bauer-usa.com subject line Twist
Editor.

AMERICAN MEDIA has a position open for a senior art designer for
Men's
Fitness. 4+ years required.

EDITORIAL ASSISTANT position open in Yardley, PA (about 30 mins.
northeast of Philadelphia) for VETERINARY LEARNING SYSTEMS, a
division
of MediMedia. Work closely with editors on five Veterinary Journals,
mostly administrative with some proofing, author contact, etc.
Benefits and high 20's. Send resume to: jobs@medimedia.com

MIAMI GENERAL ASSIGNMENT REPORTER - THE SOUTH FLORIDA SUN-SENTINEL is
seeking an agile and aggressive journalist to be a key player in
coverage of Miami-Dade County, home to more than 2 million people, a
$5.5 billion county government and some of Florida's largest cities.
As a member of a team of three reporters covering a large and
competitive territory, this reporter will cover general assignments,
city and county governments and contribute to coverage of law
enforcement and diverse communities. This reporter should have a
solid
track record of developing sources, finding records and breaking
news.
Candidates also should be focused, fast and effective under pressure.
They should possess strong story organization and analytical skills
and be able to parachute into a wide range of > stories with ease.
The
person who fills this job will handle a variety of daily and weekend
assignments while also looking for compelling stories. He or she will
be expected to produce sharply focused and well-written enterprise,
and to > file reports to the Sun-Sentinel Internet Edition and with
our broadcast media > partners. Strong language skills, especially
Spanish, and investigative > skills are preferred. To apply, send a
letter of interest, resume and 8-10 > clips to: Kathleen L.
Pellegrino, Sun-Sentinel, 200 E. Las Olas Blvd., Fort > Lauderdale,
FL
33301, 954-356-4536, >
kpellegrino@sun-sentinel.com.

ASSISTANT FEATURES EDITOR, THE DALLAS MORNING NEWS is seeking an
assistant features editor to join the staff of Texas Living, our
nationally recognized daily Lifestyles section. The editor will
supervise a team of reporters that covers Family and Children's
issues, producing the Wednesday Family section and Friday KidsDay, a
page for and by children ages 8 to 12.Â The editor will generate
stories for 1A, bringing local voices to national and regional
trends.
The editor will also work with another editor in developing content
for a new Monday solutions-oriented section. The editor ideally would
have at least 2 to 4 years of editing experience and bring high
energy
and creativity to the job. Texas Living blends a strong tradition of
storytelling (including the narrative) with service
journalism, all in a visually dynamic section. The Lifestyles staff
is
committed to reflecting diversity in its coverage. The staff isÂ
also
committed to creating new sections. Because of that, theÂ successful
candidate would excel at:

*Â Â Â Â Working with veteran reporters and visual journalists in
brainstormingÂ story ideas and approaches. The candidate would be a
strong
word editor,Â helping make good stories better. The editor would
develop
trend and issuesÂ pieces, as well as stories that help readers
navigate
the
many forms ofÂ family life.

*Â Â Â Collaborating with pageÂ designers, illustrators,
photographers, copy editors and on-line editors inÂ creating
compelling
reader-oriented packages that combine stories, visualsÂ and Web
content.

*Â Â Â Experimenting with freshÂ story approaches that break out of
the traditional 25-column inch format,Â incorporating Q&As,
graphics,
charts,
resource boxes and nuggets ofÂ text. The editor would have the
courage
to
take risks and always look toÂ inject surprise into the section.

*Â Â Â Â Demonstrating a commitment to diversity, stepping outside
of
his or herÂ comfort zone, establishing contacts in diverse
communities
and
ensuringÂ that our stories reflect the full spectrum of people.

If you areÂ interested, contact Tom Huang, Texas Living Editor, at
214-977-8635 orÂ thuang@dallasnews.com

Are you a great copy editor? The Dallas Morning News wants you. We
haveÂ an opening on our news copy desk and are looking for someone
who
loves
words, writes excellent headlines and cutlines, knows style,Â
grammar
and
usage well, and can spot and fix holes in stories. The ideal
candidate is
someone who thrives under deadline pressure and likes aÂ
collaborative
work
environment. We offer competitive pay and a four-dayÂ workweek. Two
years of
copy editing experience at a professionalÂ newspaper is preferred.
Please
send a cover letter, resume and workÂ samples to Joel Thornton,
Universal
Desk chief, The Dallas Morning News,Â Third Floor, 508 Young St.,
Dallas, TX
75202. If you have any questions,Â contact Joel at 214-977-8018Â or
jthornton@dallasnews.com

PHOTOJOURNALIST- THE ROANOKE TIMES, Roanoke, Va.
The Roanoke Times is looking for a photojournalist who is committed
to
strong photojournalism and who is willing to push their limits to
show
our
readers the world in new and interesting ways. You will work with a
team of
ten award-winning photojournalists and two photo editors who are
highly
motivated and passionate about photojournalism and are looking for
the
candidate who can enhance the team. The ideal candidate should have
the
ability to produce compelling images ( assigned and self-generated)
for
all
sections on a daily basis as well as long-term projects. Technical
proficiency in lighting is useful as we produce concept-based
visuals,
food
and editorial illustrations. The ability to capture broadcast-quality
sound
and video for multi-platform publication is a plus. Check out our
photo
website and multimedia projects at www.roanoke.com

The Roanoke Times is a 100,000 circulation newspaper nestled in the
Blue Ridge mountains of southwestern Virginia, a real find for the
outdoor
enthusiast. Our paper is printed on a brand new Hiedelburg Mainstream
80
press for color on every page. The team is provided with Nikon
digital
gear,
computers and mini-disc recorders.

If you are interested in working with a close-knit, fun, talented
staff,
send a non-returnable, tightly-edited portolio with cover letter and
resume
to:

Kelly Hahn Johnson
Team Leader/Photo Editor
The Roanoke Times
201 W. Campbell Ave,
Roanoke, Va. 24010
E-mail- kellyhahn.johnson@roanoke.com

No phone calls please.

Assignment Editor, Golf and Tennis USA TODAY
Salary:Location:Type: OpenTysons (McLean), Virginia Full Time -
Experienced

Sports assignment editor needed to oversee golf and tennis coverage
for
daily newspaper. Strong managerial skills needed in working with
reporters
to produce comprehensive and enterprising coverage of professional
and
amateur golf and tennis. Must respond well to breaking news and work
well on
deadline.
Requirements: Position requires strong organizational skills in
planning
daily and long-term coverage. Seeking creative editor with strong
background
in editing and writing. Experience developing graphics a plus in
producing a
weekly Golf Extra page during the season and special sections.
Competitive
candidates will have 3 or more years experience as an assignment
editor.
Should have good working knowledge of sports and interest in working
with
databases.Â Submit cover letter, resume and any supporting materials
to: Barbara Dutchak, Editorial Administration, USA TODAY, 7950 Jones
Branch
Drive, McLean, VA. 22108 or bdutchak@usatoday.com
Preferred Education: 4 Year Degree

Seeking Full-Time Copy Editors
We are looking for a few good copy editors ? four, to be exact. Our
immediate openings are in Sports, in Financial and on the Tab Desk,
but
we would like to talk with any one who in copy editing at The Post in
general. While we don?t have a minimum requirement for years of
experience, we do look for a proven track record of careful editing,
a
flair for headline writing and a passion for language and news.

If you're interested in one of these positions, or you know of good
copy editors outside The Post who might be interested, please send
Don
Podesta an e-mail , MsgPost, call him at extension 4-7315 or drop by
his office for a visit. You can also talk to any of the seven copy
desk
chiefs: Courtney Crowley in Sports, Mike Judge in Financial, Marcia
Kramer in Metro, Doug Norwood in Style, Tony Reid in Foreign, Jane
Touzalin on the Tab Desk or Bill Walsh in National. You may also
contact
Recruiters Lisa Frazier (4-6752) or Kathy Tolbert ( 4-7277) by March
4,
2005.

ASSISTANT CITY EDITOR

Here's your opportunity to grow in a major news group at an
award-winning paper. The Springfield (OH) News-Sun, a Cox
newspaper, is seeking an assistant city editor. This 29,000 daily
and 35,000 Sunday paper is located between Columbus and Dayton.

Candidates should have reporting and copy editing experience;
possess strong organizational and communication skills and be
aggressive on local news coverage. Some managerial experience is a
plus. We offer a competitive salary and benefits, including a 401K
plan with a company contribution.

Send resume to:

Jack Bianchi
Managing Editor
Springfield News-Sun
202 N. Limestone St.
Springfield, OH, 45503

CITY REPORTER
THE VIRGINIA PILOT
NORFOLK, VA.

Once known for its sailors and stevedores, Norfolk is busily
reinventing itself, spending tens of millions of dollars to build a
downtown shopping mall, a cruise ship terminal, and high-priced
housing. Its accomplishments in urban renewal have won national
attention, yet many of its residents still struggle with poverty,
illiteracy and neighborhood blight.

The Virginian-Pilot's Norfolk team is looking for a reporter who can
capture Norfolk's unique character and cast a sharply appraising eye
on its redevelopment. This beat requires someone with drive to find
stories that will surprise readers and the tenacity to see them
through. Someone who can cultivate sources in neighborhood civic
leagues and corner stores as well as at City Hall.

The beat includes several city agencies that are responsible for
neighborhoods, including the Norfolk Redevelopment and Housing
Authority, Planning, Neighborhood and Leisure Services, and
neighborhood task forces.

Versatility is crucial. We need someone who can produce a steady mix
of dailies, weekenders and bigger pieces. You must be ready and
willing to back up a teammate at a moment's notice, whether that
means rushing to a car accident or a council meeting. You should have
a sense of outrage as sharp as your sense of humor. And you shouldn't
be afraid to try something new, whether it's filing a five-inch
feature, delving into a database or chatting online with readers.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
§ Produce a wide variety of stories, including breaking news,
features, profiles, and investigations
§ Cultivate a diverse pool of sources that reflects the larger
community
§ Collaborate enthusiastically with teammates

SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED
§ Reporting that shows initiative and a commitment to accuracy and
accountability
§ Writing that's clear and colorful, even on a tight deadline
§ Ability to set priorities, manage time wisely and juggle when
necessary
§ Four-year college degree and at least three years' reporting
experience at a daily newspaper

Interested? Send a resume and clips to:
Norfolk City Editor Meredith Kruse,
c/o The Virginian-Pilot,
150 W. Brambleton Ave.,
Norfolk, VA 23510.

The deadline to apply is March 29.

Education Reporter - The South Florida Sun-Sentinel is seeking a
reporter with the skills to cover both higher education and K-12.
   This reporter should have versatile reporting and writing skills.
He
or she should be adept at turning trend and feature pieces, and
digging
deeply on political and bureaucratic issues. He or she should also be
skilled at writing people stories that connect with readers, and be
keenly
aware of the issues that are part of the fast-growing and widely
diverse
community.
   Language skills and computer assisted reporting abilities are
preferred. Strong teamwork and communication skills are essential.
   The reporter assigned to this beat will be responsible for
education
coverage in South Broward County. This beat includes coverage of the
South
Florida Education Center, which takes in Nova Southeastern
University,
Broward Community College, and a Florida Atlantic University campus.
A
technical high school also is located there. In addition, South
Broward is
home to about 100 elementary, middle and high schools.
   The person who fills this position will also file reports to the
Sun-Sentinel Internet Edition and to other media affiliated with the
Sun-Sentinel.
   To apply, send a letter of interest, resume and 8-10 clips to:
Kathleen L. Pellegrino, Sun-Sentinel, 200 E. Las Olas Blvd., Fort
Lauderdale, FL 33301, 954-356-4536, kpellegrino@sun-sentinel.com.

   General Assignment Reporter - The South Florida Sun-Sentinel is
seeking a versatile, aggressive general assignment reporter.
   This is a high-level position for a seasoned reporter with
exceptional writing and storytelling abilities, both on deadline and
off. He
or she should be adept at anchoring major breaking news stories as
well as
turning in-depth takeouts.
   The successful candidate will be responsible primarily for
coverage
in the eastern portions of South Broward County, but will also at
times be
called on to cover issues arising from the wide ethnic diversity and
rapid
growth that affect the entire county and region.
   The successful applicant will be a self-starter. A premium will be
placed on initiative and teamwork. Computer assisted reporting and
language
skills are preferred.
   The person who fills this position will also file reports to the
Sun-Sentinel Internet Edition and to other media affiliated with the
Sun-Sentinel.
To apply, send a letter of interest, resume and 8-10 clips to:
Kathleen L.
Pellegrino, Sun-Sentinel, 200 E. Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, FL
33301,
954-356-4536, kpellegrino@sun-sentinel.com.

Subject: Job Opportunity

PRODUCTION EDITOR/TYPESETTER
` BLACK ENTERPRISE, the prestigious African-American financial
empowerment magazine, seeks an experienced Production
Editor/Typesetter.
Responsibilities include: flowing in and styling new text into
electronic layouts using Quark Xpress, inserting corrections from
editors, formatting tabular material imported from Excel, backing up
production folders onto CDs, updating and maintaining files.

Minimum of 2 years experience in a magazine publishing environment
with
PC proficiency including, Quark Xpress, Microsoft Word & Excel.
Knowledge of Photoshop and Illustrator a plus! You must also be able
to
effectively multi-task, have strong interpersonal communicative
skills
for daily interact with entire Editorial department, as well as
possess
proven time management and organizational skills.

Please e-mail or mail rÃ©sumÃ© & cover letter (including salary
history)
to:
Human Resources
Black Enterprise Magazine
130 Fifth Avenue
New York, New York 10011
careers@blackenterprise.com <mailto:careers@blackenterprise.com>

RÃ‰SUMÃ‰S ARE NOT ACCEPTED BY FAX.
NO AGENCIES!!
Only candidates under consideration will be contacted.

SPORTS DESIGNER

We are looking for a talented, dynamic page designer to complete our
sports layout staff. We need someone with at least two years'
experience designing at a major metro newspaper who can carry a heavy
load.

Our pages often change dramatically as the night goes on and we need
a designer who is quick, aggressive and unyielding in their desire to
make our pages as innovative as possible. You'll do covers, you'll do
agate pages. You might even get to do a special section or two. The
work is stressful but very rewarding.

The job entails working exclusively night and weekend hours.

Applicants should contact Ed Thiede (x45161), Emilio Garcia-Ruiz
(x45134), Amanda Boltax (x45242), Kathryn Tolbert (x47277) or Lisa
Frazier (x46752).

Prefix for phone numbers is (202) 334-xxxx

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_____________________________________

Annually, NABJ awards deserving students interested in
pursuing a career in journalism awards of more than
$30,000 in NABJ scholarships. Each scholarship is
worth up to $5,000. Scholarships are open to any
foreign or American born students, currently attending
an accredited four-year college/university in the U.S.
or those who are candidates for graduate school.
Scholarships include: Allison E. Fisher, Carole
Simpson, Gerald Boyd/Robin Stone, NABJ Scholarship,
Newhouse Foundation and Visual Task Force.

For more information about scholarships, go to
http://www.nabj.org/programs/scholarships/index.html
or contact the national office: (301) 445-7100

Subject: Fwd: Entry level job

Wanted: Editor for new bi-monthly entertainment/alternative mag/tab
covering the Springfield Missouri area. Springfield has an emerging live
music scene, bumping club scene, bustling restaurant scene, 35,000
students spread across five campuses and the fastest growing under-30
crowd in the state, all in need of a hot sheet for what to do. Can you
handle it? Contact Mizzou grad/publisher Gary Whitaker, 417-883-7417 or
e-mail him at garywhitaker@417mag.com.

http://nabj.org/about/regions/region4/story/5249p-7385c.html

The Chronicle-Tribune in Marion, Ind. is looking for a new County and City
government reporter. The candidate must be aggressive. It's a small town,
good for entry-level candidates. No idea is too big or too small here.
Please feel free to e-mail me (Whitney Ross) back if you are interested at

Whitneylross@yahoo.com

The various jobs excerpts below are in the NABJ job database
http://nabj.jobcontrolcenter.com/You can get the full job descriptions
(along with other openings) by signing into the job database link above. You
will need your 5-digit member ID number (call the national office at
301-445-7100 if you do not know it) and your last name. Cheers.-Sherlon
ChristieOver 15 jobs matched your criteria. 1-15 are listed below.
1. Photographer sought (View Detail)
The Post and Courier Charleston, SC The Post and Courier has an immediate
opening for a photojournalist to join its award-winning team. Located in
Charleston, SC this 100,000 daily is looking for someone who is creative,
energetic and ....
2. General Assignment Reporter (View Detail)
The Post and Courier Charleston, SC The Post and Courier in historic
Charleston, S.C., has an immediate opening for a seasoned, high-energy
reporter who wants to be part of the team that is making a good newspaper
into a great one. This....
3. Copy Editor Wanted (View Detail)
The Post and Courier Charleston, SC The Post and Courier in beautiful
Charleston, SC, needs a top copy editor to help us guide our newspaper to
the next level of excellence. Charleston is one of Americaâ€™s great,
historic cities, where ....
4. Business Reporter (View Detail)
Minneapolis/ St. Paul Star Tribune Minnesota We need a reporter with the
financial acumen to dig into these companies (and others), understand them,
and then write about their business in a compelling way that average readers
can understand. Th....
5. Business Reporter (View Detail)
The Associated Press Des Moines, Iowa The Associated Press bureau in Des
Moines, Iowa, is looking for a reporter with experience covering economic
development for statewide, regional and national audiences. Applicants must
have a solid u....
6. Reporter (View Detail)
The Journal Times/Lee Enterprises Racine, Wisconsin - located on beautiful
Lake Michigan between Milwaukee, WI and Chicago The Journal Times in Racine,
Wis. is seeking two rapid response reporters -- one morning and one evening
-- to write daily front page news stories about local, state and national
news. Successful app....
7. Newsperson-Columbus, Ohio (View Detail)
The Associated Press http://www.ap.org The Associated Press seeks a
newsperson to work in its Columbus, Ohio bureau. This newsperson is
responsible for reporting and writing spot news, enterprise and hard-edge
stories of state and nationa....
8. METEOROLOGIST/REPORTER (View Detail)
WPBF News 25, Where You Come First! Palm Beach Gardens Florida UNITED
STATES METEOROLOGIST/REPORTER WPBF News 25, the Hearst-Argyle ABC affiliate
West Palm Beach, FL, seeks a meteorologist to join our news coverage team on
weekends. meteorologist, reporter <JO....
9. Public Affairs Manager (View Detail)
Walt Disney World Co. Orlando Manage the reputation of the Walt Disney
World Resort through proactive media relations, issues management and public
affairs efforts. Promote key company image drivers such as community
relations, w....
10. Journalism Initiatives Program Officer (View Detail)
John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Miami, Florida The Journalism
Initiatives Program Officer works with the director of journalism
initiatives and the department to promote excellence in journalism and
expand the values of a free press at home and ab....
11. Associate Director (View Detail)
Independent Press Association New York City, NY The Independent Press
Association seeks a senior editorial professional with a strong fundraising
track record and excellent credentials in progressive media or social
justice movements to direct and ....
12. Associate Editor, Day to Day (View Detail)
National Public Radio Washington D.C. Performs the duties of an Assistant
Editor; identifies and books program guests for daily radio newsmagazine;
plans and produces program material for broadcast from Los Angeles. To
apply, send cover ....
13. News Accountant (View Detail)
KTRK-TV Houston Texas KTRK-TV, an ABC owned station, has an immediate
opening for an accountant to be responsible for the accounting and payroll
functions for the News Department. Responsible for proposing, implementing
a....
14. Editorial Assistant, Weekend All Things Considered (View Detail)
National Public Radio Washington D.C. UNITED STATES Conduct research and
assist editors, producers and reporters; assist in preparation and
production of live programming; assist in generating story and interview
ideas; assist in producing material for....
15. Supervising Senior Producer, News & Notes (NPR) (View Detail)
National Public Radi Culver City, CA Please note: This position is located
in Culver City, CA. The Supervising Senior Producer supervises production of
News & notes, a news and discussion program highlighting African American
perspective....

The Daily
Reflector in Greenville, NC is looking for a cops
reporter. Great place for someone right out of school
or wanting to come to a daily from a weekly.

It is a small paper, about 21,000 daily and 23,000
Sunday. But the reporter before me is now at The Palm
Beach Post and I'm heading to The News and Observer in
Raleigh, NC.

Contact city editor Bobby Burns at
baburns@coxnews.com.

Please note deadline has been extended to March 19

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:

Vanessa Gallman
859/231-1393
vgallman@herald-leader.com

Joan Armour
615/330-8739
joan@armour-armour.com
armourl@comcast.net

Successful graduates of Minority Writers
Seminar to be featured at 10th anniversary
Session; deadline to apply is March 19

Successful graduates of the Minority Writers Seminar
will be featured speakers at the 10th anniversary
session of the "hands-on" workshop April 28-May 1 in
Nashville.

"Since this seminar has been so successful, the
program this year will include a panel of participants
who have made the transition to opinion writing or
were new to the position when they attended the
workshop," said Vanessa Gallman, Seminar director.

One of the participants is Doug Lyons, who was a
senior reporter for the South Florida Sun-Sentinel in
Fort Lauderdale when he attended the seminar in 1997.
He joined the editorial board the next year and has
been an active volunteer at the seminar since 2000,
serving as a panelist and member of the faculty.

Lyons said the seminar definitely helped prepare him
for the job, adding that his attendance "also sent a
strong signal to my paper that I was serious about
making the move from reporting to opinion writing. I
think my participating made it easier for them too."

The deadline to apply for the 2005 seminar is March
19, said Gallman who is editorial page editor of the
Lexington Herald-Leader in Kentucky. Enrollment is
limited to 20 experienced minority journalists and
includes those who have been writing opinion less than
two years.

Sponsored by the National Conference of Editorial
Writers Foundation in partnership with the Freedom
Forum Diversity Institute at Vanderbilt University,
the seminar provides an opportunity for experienced
minority journalists to explore the nuts-and-bolts of
the profession.

"It is just as valuable as 'basic training' for those
new to the profession," said Gallman.

Participants work closely with experienced opinion
writers by attending simulated editorial board
meetings and writing editorials that are critiqued.

One of the highlights of the seminar is an interactive
presentation on "Getting Your Word's Worth," from Rick
Horowitz, a writing coach and syndicated columnist.

Lodging and food at the seminar are covered;
participants provide only their own transportation to
and from Nashville.

The Seminar is also supported by the John S. and James
L. Knight Foundation and the Sigma Delta Chi
Foundation.

The application can be found at www.ncew.org

Please complete and send to the seminar director:
Vanessa Gallman, Editorial Page Editor
Lexington Herald-Leader
100 Midland Ave.
Lexington, Ky. 20513
vgallman@herald-leader.com

PHONE -- (859) 231-1393
FAX—(859) 231-3332

..BARACK OBAMA
United States Senator Æ’ Illinois
Internships with Senator Obama
An internship in the office of Senator Obama is an
excellent way to learn
firsthand how our
government works, and to play an important role in a
U.S. Senate office.
Students will have the
opportunity to gain valuable knowledge and experience
by assisting the
Senator's professional
staff with administrative, press, legislative and
correspondence duties.
Washington, DC Internships
Interns in the Washington, DC office will be able to
observe the inner
workings of the federal
government. Working with the Washington staff gives
students a chance to see
how the Senate
functions, and how it interacts the other branches of
government.
Additionally, interns are
encouraged to take advantage of everything Capitol
Hill has to o! ffer,
including listening to floor
debate, congressional hearings, seminars and
speeches, utilizing Senate
research facilities, and
visiting Washington's museums.
Illinois Internships
Internships in the Illinois offices will allow
students to learn about how
government can help the
people of Illinois through constituent service.
Interns in the state offices
may also work on such
projects as compiling daily news summaries concerning
Illinois happenings
and the Senator's
activities, and may assist Senator Obama's staff with
special events around
Illinois. Illinois district
offices are located in Chicago, Springfield and
Marion.
Internship Responsibilities
Interns in all offices participate in a broad range
of office operations,
ensuring a well-rounded
experience. Interns should expect a balance of work
that includes answering
constituent calls,
handl! ing mail and other day-to-day office affairs,
along with other more
su bstantive duties. In the
Washington office, these may include work in any of
the following areas:
Administrative: Interns will be responsible for
helping to run an effective
and efficient Senate
office, greeting visitors in the front office, leading
Capitol tours,
assisting with office management
duties including budget, supply and information
systems administration. They
may also assist
Senator Obama's scheduling department by compiling,
tracking and responding
to scheduling
invitations.
Press: Working with our communications department,
interns will keep Senator
Obama and his
staff updated on the latest news by compiling print,
television and radio
stories and tracking
important issues. Duties also include maintaining
press contact databases,
assisting with press
releases and preparation for press conferences.
Legis! lative: As a member of Senator Obama's
legislative team, you will
conduct research on
specific issue areas, help prepare briefs for use in
committee and the floor
of the Senate, report
on hearings, investigate pending legislation and help
the legislative
correspondents respond to
constituent concerns.
Applying to be an Intern
Applicants for the program should submit the following
materials:
* A completed application form
* A cover letter that addresses why you are
interested in serving as an
intern
* A current resume
To be considered for an internship, send your
completed application packet
to the office where
you wish to apply:
Washington, DC office:
Senator Barack Obama
Attn: Intern Coordinator
SD-B40 Dirksen Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510
Fax: (202) 228-5417
Please be aware of the continuing mail delays
associated with security
screening of
incoming mail to the Washington Senate office. You
may want to fax your
materials to
avoid delay.
Illinois state offices:
Senator Barack Obama
Attn: Intern Coordinator
230 S. Dearborn St., Suite 3900
Chicago, IL 60604
Fax: (312) 886-3514
Senator Barack Obama
Attn: Intern Coordinator
607 E. Adams, Suite 1520
Springfield, IL 62701
Fax: (217) 492-5099
Senator Barack Obama
Attn: Intern Coordinator
701 N. Court St.
Marion, IL 62959
Fax: (618) 997-2850
Session Dates and Application Deadlines
Session Dates Application Deadline
Spring Session 2005* April 4 - May 20 March 1, 2005
Summer Session 1 2005 May 23 - July 8 March 15, 2005
Summer Session 2 2005 July 11 - August 26 March 15,
2005
Fall Session 2005* September 5 - December 16 July 15,
2005
*Start and end dates for the Spring and Fall sessions
may be flexible to
accommodate student
schedules.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are internships paid?
Interns work on a voluntary basis and do not rec!
eive financial
compensation for their work.
Interns must provide th eir own housing and
transportation. Funding for
internships may be
available through university stipends or private
scholarship sources.
Who is eligible to apply?
Priority is given to Illinois residents who are
undergraduate students in
college and who are able
to work full time (35-40 hours per work week), but
high school students and
applicants from
outside Illinois may be considered. Some positions
will be open to graduate
and law students;
those applicants will generally be considered
separately. For an overview of
federal fellowship
and career internship opportunities, graduate
students may also find very
helpful information in
the Congressional report Internships, Fellowships,
and Other Work Experience
Opportunities in
the Federal Government.
If you have additional questions about interning for
Senator Obama, please
call (312) 886-3506
or (202) 224-2854 and ask for the intern coordinator

Graphic Designer
The American Civil Liberties Union Foundation, a national not-for-profit
interest organization, invites applications for the full-time position of
Graphic Designer to work in the Communications Department of New York under
the supervision of the Editorial Coordinator.

Description
The Graphic Designer is responsible for designing and illustrating material
for both printed and web publications and for photo research and art
cataloging functions within the Department. This is a position for a
creative, flexible professional that is skilled at implementing design
projects from conceptualization through production.

Qualifications
A complete working knowledge of both print production and graphic design for
the Web.
· Must have thorough knowledge of QuarkXPress, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe
Photoshop, Adobe Image Ready, Flash and Adobe Acrobat;
· Must have experience and acumen in pre-production and pre-light areas,
including color handling and scanning;
· Interest in civil liberties and civil rights desirable;
· Must have Macintosh platform technical expertise.

Salary and Benefits
Salary commensurate with experience within the parameters of the ACLU salary
scale. Excellent benefits package provided.

Application Procedure
Applications will be accepted until the position is filled, which will not
be before March 12, 2005. Applicants should send a letter of interest,
resume and salary requirements to:

ACLU
Atten: Human Resources – Graphic Designer
125 Broad Street, 18th Floor
New York, NY 10004

Hello Everyone,
Here are the latest jobs on JournalismNext.com-the job site for minority
media professionals of color:

Associations
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- Independent Press Association : Associate Director (New York City-NY) -
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New Media
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- Dow Jones & Company : Interactive News Writer (New York-NY) - 03/01/05
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=2393

- Independent Media Institute : Associate Editor for WireTap (San
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- Washingtonpost.Newsweek Interactive : Producer-Live Online (Arlington-VA)
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Newsletters
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- Dow Jones & Company : Reporter (Jersey City-NJ) - 03/01/05
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- The Associated Press : Newsperson-Honolulu (Honolulu-HI) - 02/25/05
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- Independent Press Association : Associate Director (New York City-NY) -
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I would really encourage copy editors to apply for
this. It doesn't matter what size paper you're from
either. I was in last year's class and it was a great
experience. I represented the smallest paper (5,000
circulation) and I was with copy editors from Newsday,
the Oregonian, the KC Star, Wichita Eagle among
others. The sessions cover a good mix of subjects and
it's a great chance to meet fellow copy editors.
My class has stayed in touch with each other and
that's an added benefit.

Linda Gilmore
(formerly of The Daily Union, Junction City, Kan.)

Bill Cloud bcloud@email.unc.edu wrote:
>*** This message was posted to the NEWSCOACH list.
>***
>
>Dear coaches:
>
>Attached is a flier for the 2005 Summer Institute
>for Midcareer Copy Editors, sponsored by the Knight Foundation. The
>program, in its fifth year, is free and also pays most of the
>participants' expenses, including airline ticket and hotel room.
>I hope you can send us some candidates; we choose 18
>participants. If the flier doesn't open, go to
>
   http://www.ibiblio.org/copyed/

>for the information and an application.
>
>
>Bill Cloud
>**--
>
>George William "Bill" Cloud
>Associate Professor
>School of Journalism and Mass Communication
>Campus Box 3365
>University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
>Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3365
>Voice: (919) 962-4070
>Fax:    (919) 962-0620

Assistant Online Sports Editor
HoustonChronicle.com has an immediate opening for an assistant online sports
editor. Do you have a vision for how sports should be covered on the Web? Do
you have the ability to work as a project manager on major sports events and
teams? Can you use the Web to develop innovative ways to tell sports
stories? If so, this is your dream job. The candidate should have a
demonstrated ability to develop Web-only sports content. Here's the skill
set: Sports writing, copy editing, audio and video production, HTML
programming and some experience working with Flash, audio editors and HTML
editors. Fluency in Spanish a plus. Broadcast experience also beneficial.
E-mail a cover letter and resume to joe.conway@chron.com Re: Assistant
Online Sports Editor

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Mashaun D. Simon
Office Assistant
Office of Marketing and Communications
Office of the Mayor, City of Atlanta

Sophomore, Georgia Perimeter College
AABJ Student Consortium President
NABJ Region IV Student Rep
Secretary/Membership Chair, YJTF

"Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we
are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness, that most
frightens us ..." Marianne Williamson

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