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The Dow
Jones Newspaper Fund is offering college juniors, seniors
and graduate students the opportunity to apply for one of more
than 100 paid editing internships being offered during the sum-mer
of 2004 through two programs: Newspaper Copy Editing Program
and Sports Copy Editing Program. Also offering minority college
sopho-mores and juniors the opportunity to apply for one of
12 paid internships through its Business Report-ing Program.
Students interested in applying must take an editing test prior
to applying. The test is being offered at Carleton on Thursday,
October 30 at 7 pm. in the Career Center. Please sign
up by Friday, October 24
if you plan to take the test.
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ACM Chicago Arts
Program (IL).
Students in the ACM Arts Program are engaged in the urban art world
as scholars, creators, and art practitioners. ACM's unique curriculum
combines rigorous academic study with an internship, a creative workshop,
and an independent study project. Days are spent living in downtown
Chicago attending plays, concerts, lectures, working at an internship,
interviewing and networking with professional artists, and creating
art. Visit www.acm.edu/cap to
apply. Deadlines are: October 31, 2003 (spring) and
March 15, 2004 (fall). Email Program Coordinator Katharine
McJimsey at kmcjimsey@chicagoarts.acm.edu
with questions.
The Introduction
to Cancer Research Careers (MD).
The ICRC program sponsors highly-qualified students to apply for an
all expense paid, three day visit to the NCI main campus. ICRC participants
would have the opportunity to tour facilities, listen to and network
with research fellows, and potentially interview for an internship
with NCI Investigators. If hired as an intern, student will work with
and under the direction of principal investigators, researchers, fellows,
and technicians. Travel expenses and summer housing available to interns,
as well as monthly stipends based on education level. Visit http://icrc.nci.nih.gov
to apply, deadline is November 14.
Minnesota DFL Party
(MN).
Now accepting applications for two fall internships. Communications
and Research Intern needed to help with research and special projects.
Duties will include assisting in website maintenance, monitoring media,
writing action alerts, organizing archives, and communicating with
other teams. Applicants should have good writing, editing, and communication
skills, organizational skills, and phone skills, as well as basic
knowledge of Microsoft software (Word, Excel, Outlook). Also seeking
an Accounting and Administrative Intern for accounting and administrative
assistance. Duties include contribution data base entry and batch
reconciliations, misc. data entry projects, and other accounting duties.
Applicants will have an outgoing personality, computer skills, problem-solving
skills, and basic/advanced familiarity with Microsoft software. Those
interested should submit a resume, cover letter, two references, and
a writing sample (2 page max.) along with the application. A monthly
stipend is available; deadline to apply is October 17. Contact
Erin Frautschy with questions. (651)251-6313 or erin@dfl.org.
www.dfl.org
Minnesota Senate (MN).
Providing internship opportuni-ties to students of all areas of study
from Feb. 2nd through mid to late April. Senate internships expose
students to the legislative process and to the internal workings of
a specific Senator's office. Duties may vary, but are assigned by
each Senator. Some might include: keeping a work journal, taking notes
at meetings, writing letters and memos, writing reports, arranging
and scheduling meetings, or researching a bill or an issue. Applicants
must be able to recognize and keep material confidential, as well
as possess the desire to gain a specific and detailed under-standing
of the Legislature. Return applications no later than November
12, interviews will be scheduled shortly after. Contact Scott
Magnuson with questions (651)296-7198.
RBC Dain Rauscher (MN).
Seeking enthusiastic and assertive juniors and seniors who have a
passion for learning about the securities industry while working in
a fast-paced environment. Interns will become familiar with the aspects
of each area, build relationships with internal/external clients,
and gain an awareness of the market factors that influence our business.
Applications are due to the Career Center by noon, Tuesday October,
14. If selected, appli-cants must also be prepared to interview
at RBC Dain Rauscher's office on October 27.
WFMP-FM 107 (MN).
Seeking a detailed oriented intern who demonstrates an interest and
knowledge of current events and news issues, and can collaborate and
work cooperatively with a team. Preference to those pursuing a major
in broadcasting, journalism, or communication. Duties might include:
assisting in daily department activities, copy writing and editing
scripts, producing commercial and promotional ads, operating studio
equipment and digital editing systems, dubbing and labeling completed
commercials. Part-time, 20 hours/week; varies late after-noons/early
evenings. Email resume to Human Resources Department at apply@hbi.com.
