The News Wire is looking for a group of journalism students who want to work seriously on a promising new service in the news business. You will learn how to gather information, decide on what may develop into a top story and instruct people on how to stay in touch with public officials.

Contact Michael van Poppel at m.vanpoppel@breakingtoday.com for more details on this project. Working times are open for discussion and you may apply for both short and longer internships.

One of the great things about working on this project is that you'll be working from the location you prefer, your home for example. You will be required to have proper Internet access, knowledge of the Internet as well as perfect English. It will be critical to work in a team so the speed of the breaking news service is guaranteed at all times.

If your internship is a success at The News Wire, job positions could be available for you in the future.

For details on how to apply for this internship, visit the Web site:

http://journalism.berkeley.edu/jobs/details.php?cat=newswire&ID=6434.

How to apply: E-mail your résumé and cover letter to jason@EnMobileMedia.com. Please detail your experience relevant to this opportunity and include the reasons for your interest in the position.

EnMobile, headquartered in Athens, Ohio is a full-service innovative strategic marketing and advertising agency specializing in creative mobile technology and platforms. The agency provides progressive mobile marketing solutions, including mobile multimedia applications and consulting services to help advertisers engage consumers. EnMobile has offices in Athens, Ohio and Fort Myers, Florida. For more information on EnMobile, visit www.enmobilemedia.com.

If interested, please send a résumé and a few writing samples to Randy Surface, Entertainment Editor, The Athens Insider, 9300 Johnson Road, Athens, Ohio 45701 or rsurface@athensmessenger.com.

Georgetown University, Washington, DC

This fast-paced instate offers a rigorous combination of professional experience, academic learning and service projects that will provide students with an unparalleled experience in the nation’s capital.

--Internships (competitive placements with leading nonprofit organizations)

--classes (up to 9 credit hours from Georgetown University)

--Housing (furnished on-campus apartments)

--Service (variety of hands-on community projects)

--Guest Lectures (with Washington’s top nonprofit executives and scholars)

--Leadership Development (leadership, mentoring and career building activities)

--Scholarships (over half of all students receive full or partial funding)

--Networking (with hundred of other top student and nonprofit leaders from around the world)

A substantial amount of scholarship funding is still available and over half of all students accepted to the program receive a scholarship. Students are encouraged to apply by the priority deadline of January 25 as acceptance, internship placement and scholarship decisions are made on a rolling basis. Scholarships are awarded based on academic excellence, leadership ability and financial need. The final deadline is February 25, 2008. More information available at www.dcinternships.org/ipvs or contact Ms. Patty Gentry, Program Coordinator, at 1-800-741-6964 or pgentry@tfas.org. Students who complete their application between December 5th and January 5th will be entered into a drawing for a $250 travel voucher to Washington, DC to attend the Institute on Philanthropy and Voluntary Service.

1. A cover letter.

2. A one-page résumé.

3. A 750-word critique of the politics section of a recent issue of the magazine.

4. Two clips (if possible, one opinion and one news).

No phone calls and no snail mail (undue phone calling is especially unwelcome). We don’t have time to let you all know we received your applications, so please don’t expect confirmation. The deadline is February 15, 2008, but do not submit applications before January 1.

Desired Skills: This is a writing intensive position. We are seeking creative thinkers.

Additional Info: IBM’s Corporate Headquarters is located in Armonk, New York. This facility houses the center of IBM’s Business Operations, along with various divisions of Finance, Human Resources, Accounting, Procurement and Executive Management.

To apply, go to the link below.

In exchange for writing a wide range of travel and entertainment features (hostel reviews, city guides, film, theater, album or even gig reviews), students will have a chance to see their work published, build their resume, and add to their portfolio.

To date, realbuzz.com has already had many students in the UK writing for them and have been able to provide references, internship opportunities, and even paid work in some instances. They would like to see the addition of some American student writers in order to generate a more varied range of content.

For more information or to express interest, contact Laura Liszewski, Editorial Assistant, at laural@realbuzz.com.

Qualified candidates will possess strong writing and communication skills, be self motivated and be able to work in a fast-paced, deadline-oriented environment. Experience in writing press releases, media advisories and pitching material to the news media is a plus.

Successful candidates will work as Regional Public Affairs Coordinators (RPACs) from one of MDA’s offices in New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Hartford, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Atlanta, Charlotte, Tampa, Miami, Jacksonville, Dallas, San Antonio, Houston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Phoenix, Tulsa, Salt Lake City and Denver. This is a rich opportunity to build a professional portfolio. Successful candidates will write press releases and media alerts, pitch stories and build relationships with local and national news media. The regional public affairs coordinator will also be responsible for local fundraising event promotions and will gain experience in copywriting and placing stories with print and broadcast media. Promotional activities conducted by each coordinator will make an immediate difference in the lives of a million Americans living with neuromuscular diseases, while fostering skills that will transfer to any corporate work environment.

The summer internship runs from 12 to 16 weeks, depending on individual school schedules; salary starts at $350 per week. Interns will receive training, direction and support from MDA’s regional and national offices. MDA is a national voluntary health agency working to defeat neuromuscular diseases through programs of worldwide research, comprehensive services, and far-reaching professional and public health education. For more information about MDA, visit www.mda.org.

For more information and to apply online, visit www.mdainternships.org. A cover letter, resume and writing sample will be required to complete the application.

Qualified candidates will possess strong writing and communication skills, be self motivated and be able to work in a fast-paced, deadline-oriented environment. Experience in writing press releases, media advisories and pitching material to the news media is a plus.

Successful candidates will work as Regional Public Affairs Coordinators (RPACs) from one of MDA’s offices in New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Hartford, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Atlanta, Charlotte, Tampa, Miami, Jacksonville, Dallas, San Antonio, Houston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Phoenix, Tulsa, Salt Lake City and Denver. This is a rich opportunity to build a professional portfolio.

Successful candidates will write press releases and media alerts, pitch stories and build relationships with local and national news media. The regional public affairs coordinator will also be responsible for local fundraising event promotions and will gain experience in copywriting and placing stories with print and broadcast media. Promotional activities conducted by each coordinator will make an immediate difference in the lives of a million Americans living with neuromuscular diseases, while fostering skills that will transfer to any corporate work environment.

The summer internship runs from 12 to 16 weeks, depending on individual school schedules; salary starts at $350 per week. Interns will receive training, direction and support from MDA’s regional and national offices. MDA is a national voluntary health agency working to defeat neuromuscular diseases through programs of worldwide research, comprehensive services, and far-reaching professional and public health education. For more information about MDA, visit www.mda.org.

For more information and to apply online, visit www.mdainternships.org. A cover letter, resume and writing sample will be required to complete the application.

Qualified candidates will possess strong writing and communication skills, be self motivated and be able to work in a fast-paced, deadline-oriented environment. Experience in writing press releases, media advisories and pitching material to the news media is a plus.

Successful candidates will work as Regional Public Affairs Coordinators (RPACs) from one of MDA’s offices in New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Hartford, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Atlanta, Charlotte, Tampa, Miami, Jacksonville, Dallas, San Antonio, Houston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Phoenix, Tulsa, Salt Lake City and Denver. This is a rich opportunity to build a professional portfolio.

Successful candidates will write press releases and media alerts, pitch stories and build relationships with local and national news media. The regional public affairs coordinator will also be responsible for local fundraising event promotions and will gain experience in copywriting and placing stories with print and broadcast media. Promotional activities conducted by each coordinator will make an immediate difference in the lives of a million Americans living with neuromuscular diseases, while fostering skills that will transfer to any corporate work environment.

The summer internship runs from 12 to 16 weeks, depending on individual school schedules; salary starts at $350 per week. Interns will receive training, direction and support from MDA’s regional and national offices. MDA is a national voluntary health agency working to defeat neuromuscular diseases through programs of worldwide research, comprehensive services, and far-reaching professional and public health education. For more information about MDA, visit www.mda.org.

For more information and to apply online, visit www.mdainternships.org. A cover letter, resume and writing sample will be required to complete the application.

Qualified candidates will possess strong writing and communication skills, be self motivated and be able to work in a fast-paced, deadline-oriented environment. Experience in writing press releases, media advisories and pitching material to the news media is a plus.

Successful candidates will work as Regional Public Affairs Coordinators (RPACs) from one of MDA’s offices in New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Hartford, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Atlanta, Charlotte, Tampa, Miami, Jacksonville, Dallas, San Antonio, Houston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Phoenix, Tulsa, Salt Lake City and Denver. This is a rich opportunity to build a professional portfolio.

Successful candidates will write press releases and media alerts, pitch stories and build relationships with local and national news media. The regional public affairs coordinator will also be responsible for local fundraising event promotions and will gain experience in copywriting and placing stories with print and broadcast media. Promotional activities conducted by each coordinator will make an immediate difference in the lives of a million Americans living with neuromuscular diseases, while fostering skills that will transfer to any corporate work environment.

The summer internship runs from 12 to 16 weeks, depending on individual school schedules; salary starts at $350 per week. Interns will receive training, direction and support from MDA’s regional and national offices. MDA is a national voluntary health agency working to defeat neuromuscular diseases through programs of worldwide research, comprehensive services, and far-reaching professional and public health education. For more information about MDA, visit www.mda.org.

For more information and to apply online, visit www.mdainternships.org. A cover letter, resume and writing sample will be required to complete the application.

The deadline for spring placement for the IHS Production Internship is December 15. All internships are paid and include travel reimbursements, as well as participation in the Film & Fiction Workshop. There are placements in feature film, documentary film, animation, and more for students with varying levels of experience. Last year interns worked at cutting-edge companies WolphinDVD, 1st Avenue, Machine, and C7 Films to name a few. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, so students (or recent graduates) should submit their application in advance of the deadline if possible.

Go to the web site for more information and online application.

Duties include fact-checking, researching, writing and some clerical work. Looking for bright student journalists or recent grads with experience at their college newspapers and magazines. The ideal candidates also have a flair for magazine-style feature writing. Candidates must live or go to college in the Cleveland area (Akron or Kent included). Minority candidates are encouraged to apply.

Cleveland Magazine also hires editorial department interns three times a year: for fall and winter/spring semesters and for summer. The deadline for applying for summer 2008 is Feb. 15.

To apply, send a cover letter explaining what you could bring to the job, a resume, references, and 4-5 published samples of your work to: Erick Trickey; Senior Editor; Cleveland Magazine; 1422 Euclid Avenue Suite 730; Cleveland, Ohio 44115.

For more information, contact: Margaret Fosmoe, Intern Coordinator, South Bend Tribune, 225 W. Colfax Avenue, South Bend, IN 46626; phone: 574-235-6329; mfosmoe@sbtinfo.com.

Nov. 15 is the deadline for all newsroom summer internship applications (reporting, copy editing, design, and art/graphics). Feb. 15 is the deadline for all Business departments’ summer internship applications. April 1 is the deadline for fall photo internship applications. Student may apply on line at www.tampabay.com/internships.

The Fleishman-Hillard St. Louis internship program offers three sessions: spring, summer and fall. While at Fleishman-Hillard, interns have the opportunity to work with staff members to develop and execute media campaigns; write news releases, research papers, media pitch letters and other correspondence; participate in new business opportunities; and coordinate events.

Interns are assigned to work with specific groups and accounts. Practice areas in the St. Louis office are: Corporate Communications, Investor Relations, Marketing, Healthcare and Environmental, Public Affairs, Employee Communications.

Requirements:

Applicants need to be at least a B average and must have completed their junior year of undergraduate study, however, recent graduates are preferred. Applications are welcomed from students with concentrations in all major areas, but backgrounds in journalism, mass media, communications, public relations and radio and television broadcasting are given first consideration.

Compensation:

Interns are paid on an hourly basis and are competitive within the industry and the St. Louis market. Interns work from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and usually have opportunities for overtime. In addition, the company pays for parking.

Sessions:

Winter/Spring: January-May (application deadline: Nov. 1)

Summer: June-August (March 1)

Fall: September-December (July 1)

Application:

Please specify which session and practice area(s) that are of interest. To apply, send a cover letter, resume, three writing samples and a letter of recommendation to:

Intern Coordinator

Fleishman-Hillard Inc.

200 North Broadway

St. Louis, MO 63102

fhstlinterns@fleishman.com

For more information, call (314)982-1700 or visit www.fleishman.com

Eligibility: New Nersey residents currently attending any U.S. college or university as freshmen, sophomores and juniors

Selection process: Applicants will be evaluated by editors of New Jersey's newspapers

Location of Internships: NJNF will assign selected students at a New Jersey newspaper

Type of Internship: Reporting and writing for printed and online daily and weekly newspapers in New Jersey

Length of internship: Eight weeks minimum during the summer of 2008

Pay: $300 per week minimum

Scholarship: $1,500 upon successful completion of internship

Applications can be obtained from www.njnf.org or write NJNF, 840 Bear Tavern Road, Suite 305, West Trenton, NJ 08628-1019

Applications must be postmarked by Nov. 15.

Send resume, cover letter and a list of references to Monica Monzingo:

mmonzingo@hearst.com

Monica Monzingo

Good Housekeeping

300 West 57th St.

New York, NY 10019

Applications for internships must be received by Dec. 1. Interns who are selected will be notified on or before Jan. 1, 2008.

Interns will draw a variety of assignments. Meetings will be held with various editors to discuss problems and progress. Every effort will be made to match summer work assignments with the interests of the interns selected to work on the staff of the Times-Union. Preference will be given to individuals who have held summer internships with daily newspapers in the past and individuals proven interested in a career in print journalism.

Applications must be made in writing and should include GPA, previous journalism experience and at least two references, one from within the academic community. Clips of past work should be included with the application. Interns must have their own vehicles.

The intern program extends through the summer months with exact dates of employment to be negotiated. Interns may expect to be in the program for about 12 weeks. The salary scale is as follows:

Completion of first year of college: $375 weekly

Completion of second year: $400 weekly

Completion of third year: $435 weekly

Completion of fourth year: $450 weekly

Completion of graduate school: $500 weekly

Send applications to:

Coulter Kirkpatrick

Newsroom Office Manager

(street delivery: One Riverside Avenue, 32202)

PO Box 1949

Jacksonville, FL 32231

coulter.kirkpatrick@jacksonville.com