Internships

Fitness magazine FASHION department is looking for 3-4 college juniors and seniors to intern for the fall. Responsibilities will include: checking in, organizing, and returning all samples (we cover fashion, activewear, accessories, and jewelry.) Help prep for run through meetings, photo shoots, and organize look books. Interns may have the chance to attend a photo shoot throughout the semester. Candidates must have previous retail
and/or PR/fashion internship experience and be super organized,
dedicated, hard workers! Interns should be available to work from mid/end August - December at least 2-3 days per week. This internship is unpaid so you must receive college credit.

Posted 7/28/10

Time Out New York Kids, the essential city magazine for NYC parents, is now accepting applications for our Fall 2010 Editorial Internship. Our internship is very hands-on and is best suited to a hard-worker who possesses a passion for writing and arts & culture, and a willingness to explore the city. Our interns become integral members of our editorial team, and earn bylines—both on our website, and in print. Other responsibilities include writing event listings and reviews, researching articles, adding content to our blog and fact-checking. We are looking for candidates who can begin in August or early September and stay with us through December. The internship requires a commitment of at least 2 days each week. The internship is unpaid, but we can offer school credit.

Posted 7/28/10

Bridal Guide, a national magazine based in New York, seeks a hard working, detail-oriented fall intern with a great attitude and excellent communication skills (both verbal and written) for our features/travel department.
This is an unpaid internship, but you may receive academic credit. You will have the opportunity to write short, bylined articles; interact with top editors; and learn the ins and outs of working at a consumer magazine.
The job includes fact checking and reporting as well as administrative duties. You must be able to work at least two full days per week (three days is preferred). Our ideal candidate(s) will have a strong interest in women’s magazines. We’re a small, dynamic staff who will consider you to be an integral member of the team.

Posted 7/28/10

Working Mother magazine, a subsidiary of Bonnier Corp., is looking for an intern to join its photo department. Responsibilities would include assisting in photo research, ordering hi-res images, tracking invoices, sending tear sheets to photographers and additional important administrative duties. School credit and a weekly stipend of $100 will be offered. Our ideal candidate would have a strong interest in magazines and photography, excellent organizational skills and be able to work on deadlines. A basic knowledge of Photoshop and InDesign is a must.

Please specify the position you are applying for in the subject line of the e-mail. In your cover letter, include when you could start and your weekly availability. Please also indicate your availability to come in for an interview.

Posted 7/28/10

Good Housekeeping is looking for interns to join our Fashion Team for the upcoming Fall ‘10 semester. Note, this is a CREDIT based internship and only candidates who will be receiving credits for their time should apply.
Perks include attending market events, assisting in photo shoots. Interns must be available at least 2 full days a week.

Posted 7//28/10

StyleCaster is the web’s first truly integrated fashion-lifestyle channel. We are a personal style discovery platform—the ideal hybrid of expert recommendations, top level editorial content, social networking.
StyleCaster needs enthusiastic interns to join our team!
Typically, interns will help catalog clothing, jewelry, and accessory samples and prepare looks and models for in-house photo shoots.
However, we would be willing to give additional responsibilities to help expose interns to vast new experiences that you would not encounter at a traditional magazine.
StyleCaster will give school credit but applicants are not required to receive credit and fashion magazine experience is not an absolute requirement. This internship is an amazing opportunity to work alongside industry leaders on a revolutionary concept in the fashion world that surpasses the basics of an online fashion magazine.

Posted 7/28/10

Family Circle is looking for a home department intern for the fall semester. The ideal candidate is a creative and organized person who is interested in beautiful and cool things—a passion for home decor and design a plus, but not necessary.

Daily responsibilities will include researching products to feature in the magazine, attending photo shoots, press events/parties and contributing story ideas. There will be opportunities to write. This is a very hands-on internship—you will not be spending all day just making boring copies.

Posted 7/28/10

Responsibilities will include picking up and sending back art work from photographer’s studios and assisting with photo research for upcoming issues of the magazine. The Photo interns are also responsible for maintaining a list of contact information for the photographers, hairstylists, makeup artists, stylists, and studios with whom we work, and for sending them issues of the magazine every month. Candidates should have general knowledge of photography, an enthusiasm for pop culture, and enormous attention to detail. Good communication, writing, and basic word processing skills are essential, as well as the ability to deal with a fast-paced, often demanding environment.

EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS: OPEN. This internship may qualify for academic credit. Please check with your school.

SALARY: THIS IS A NON PAYING INTERNSHIP.
We offer a stipend covering the cost of traveling to and from our offices by subway.

HOURS: MUST BE AVAILABLE 3-5 DAYS A WEEK.
We are aware of educational demands and remain receptive and flexible when working out schedules.

Posted 7/28/10

Interns will be involved with fashion shoots, the production process, and researching fashion credits/details. Qualified candidates must be organized, hardworking, creative, detail-oriented and flexible. A strong interest in fashion and some administrative experience is preferred. Must be computer literate.

EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS: OPEN. This internship may qualify for academic credit. Please check with your school.

SALARY: THIS IS A NON PAYING INTERNSHIP.
We offer a stipend covering the cost of traveling to and from our offices by subway.

HOURS: MUST BE AVAILABLE 2-3 DAYS A WEEK.
We are aware of educational demands and remain receptive and flexible when working out schedules.

Posted 7/28/10

Interns will work on the following projects: Requesting images for editorial, cataloguing new books entering the magazine’s research library, organizing and maintaining the books in the collection, and assisting in the proofreading process for editorial articles and columns when necessary. This internship will provide educational opportunities combined with experience of working with knowledgeable editors in a professional publishing environment. Candidates should possess strong organizational skills and have an interest in design, art history, and publishing.

EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS: ART HISTORY/ENGLISH AND JOURNALISM STUDENTS PREFERRED. PROFICIENCY IN A FOREIGN LANGUAGE, ESPECIALLY FRENCH, IS ALSO A PLUS. Only senior undergraduates will be considered. Graduate students preferred. This internship may qualify for academic credit. Please check with your school.

SALARY: THIS IS A NON PAYING INTERNSHIP.
We offer a stipend covering the cost of traveling to and from our offices by subway.

HOURS: MUST BE AVAILABLE 2-3 DAYS A WEEK.
We are aware of educational demands and remain receptive and flexible when working out schedules.

Posted 7/28/10

Interns will work on the following projects: Cataloguing new books entering the magazine’s research library, organizing and maintaining the books in the collection, and assisting in the proofreading process for editorial articles and columns when necessary. This internship will provide educational opportunities combined with experience of working with knowledgeable editors in a professional publishing environment. Candidates should possess strong organizational skills and have an interest in Art History, Publishing, or Library Studies.

EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS: ART HISTORY/ENGLISH AND JOURNALISM STUDENTS PREFERRED. Only Senior undergraduates will be considered. Graduate students preferred. This internship may qualify for academic credit. Please check with your school.

SALARY: THIS IS A NON PAYING INTERNSHIP.
We offer a stipend covering the cost of traveling to and from our offices by subway.

HOURS: MUST BE AVAILABLE 2-3 DAYS A WEEK.
We are aware of educational demands and remain receptive and flexible when working out schedules.

Posted 7/28/10

The primary responsibility of interns in the Editorial Department will be to transcribe the interviews that appear in the magazine. Other duties of high importance include up-to-the-minute media research (this will include contact with publicists), updating and maintaining databases and filing systems, and critical written evaluations of current and upcoming releases in all areas of popular culture. Secondary tasks involve idea development, as well as general office and administrative work. Candidates must have strong typing, English and communication skills. Transcribing experience is a definite plus, as are knowledge of proofreader’s marks, Microsoft Word and American pop culture (film, music, art, literature and fashion).

EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS: ENGLISH/JOURNALISM/MEDIA/AMERICAN STUDIES AND FILM MAJORS PREFERRED. This internship may qualify for academic credit. Please check with your school.

SALARY: THIS IS A NON PAYING INTERNSHIP.
We offer a stipend covering the cost of traveling to and from our offices by subway.

HOURS: MUST BE AVAILABLE 2-3 DAYS A WEEK, from 9:30 A.M. – 6:00 P.M.
We are aware of educational demands and remain receptive and flexible when working out schedules.

Posted 7/28/10

Intern duties include trafficking, proofreading, indexing, clipping and filing, library maintenance, photo research, and correspondence. A background in Art History and/or studio practice is strongly recommended. Good language skills-both written and spoken-are essential. Interns will gain firsthand experience of magazine editorial operations. They will not, however, do direct editing or writing.

EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS: ART HISTORY/ENGLISH/AND JOURNALISM STUDENTS PREFERRED. This internship may qualify for academic credit. Please check with your school.

SALARY: THIS IS A NON PAYING INTERNSHIP.
We offer a stipend covering the cost of traveling to and from our offices by subway.

HOURS: MUST BE AVAILABLE 2-3 DAYS A WEEK.
We are of educational demands and remain receptive and flexible when working out schedules.

Posted 7/28/10

Woman’s Day magazine is looking for fall editorial interns! We are looking for interns for the following departments: articles, beauty/fashion, lifestyle, food and special projects.

We want candidates who are highly organized, independent, able to multitask very well and work well under pressure. You should be willing to work at least two days a week, and able to start in late August. Excellent writing, research and computer skills are required, and you must be able to
receive college credit.

Posted 7/28/10

NYC based Niche Media (Luxury Regional Publications such as Gotham, Hamptons, Ocean Drive + more)is looking for Fashion interns to start immediately for the Fall semester.
We’re looking for detail oriented, hard working college students or graduates with a knowledge and interest in the Fashion and Editorial industries. Interns that excel in their positions may have opportunities to assist in conceptualizing product pages & experience working on the set of fashion shoots. Enthusiasm, organizational skills and an easy-going attitude are also highly valued. This position is very important and a great experience for those who are willing to work hard and go the extra mile.
Unpaid but credit is available. At least three FULL days a week
(9am-6pm), but be flexible to stay until the job is completed! Start Immediately.

Posted 7/28/10

Women’s Wear Daily, the leading fashion industry trade publication, is seeking an editorial intern for the fall semester. Duties include transcription, research, and fact-checking. Journalism majors are preferred but not required. Must received school credit and be available to work at least three full days a week starting mid-August.

Posted 7/28/10

MORE magazine is looking for an intern to assist with daily editorial tasks on MORE.com.

Responsibilities include:
-Supporting editorial staff: research, uploading content, administrative tasks
-Posting to MORE’s Facebook & Twitter accounts
-Pitching and writing stories for MORE.com

Experience working with online content management systems preferred.
Knowledge of basic HTML & Photoshop also helpful.
This position is for credit only. You must be able to provide proof of credit.

Posted 7/28/10

Rodale is currently accepting resumes for the 2010 Fall Internship Program. Internships are open to students eligible for academic credit from an accredited college or university. The ideal candidate will have a strong academic record, previous intern experience and an interest in the chosen area of the business. Internships are based in the Company’s Emmaus, PA and New York City locations.

Rodale is currently seeking Digital editorial interns to work on our sites.

The responsibilities will include assisting in research and fact-checking digital articles and features, uploading stories from the magazines and drafting promo copy for site category and topic pages. You might also assist in video production and in the creation of slideshows. Proofreading, mailings and other administrative tasks may be included as well.

We are seeking students who are working towards a degree in Journalism or Digital Media. Knowledge of MS Office, HTML, CMA, Dreamweaver and Vignette is preferred. Knowledge of AP Style and attention to detail is required.

Posted 7/28/10

Rodale is currently accepting resumes for the 2010 Fall Internship Program. Internships are open to students eligible for academic credit from an accredited college or university. The ideal candidate will have a strong academic record, previous intern experience and an interest in the chosen area of the business. Internships are based in the Company’s Emmaus, PA and New York City locations.

Rodale is seeking Editorial interns for our magazines’ websites and Custom Publishing group. This person will support several editors and researchers in multiple tasks relating to preparing stories for publication. Candidate may have the opportunity to conduct research, write for the magazine’s front-of-book sections and fact-check articles. We are looking for an upbeat, enthusiastic team player who is highly organized and has a professional manner.

The ideal candidate will possess: excellent communication skills, meticulous attention to detail, willingness to do administrative tasks, and the ability to juggle multiple duties. This person must have experience in Word and Excel; InDesign experience would be a plus.

Posted 7/28/10

The Life Etc. Department at InStyle magazine is looking for a full-time, paid intern to assist with our Annual Holiday Gift Guide.
We’re looking for an individual who is organized, takes initiative, and preferably has experience working at a magazine.

List of basic responsibilities:
- checking-in and returning products via mail or messenger service
- maintaining organization of product closet
- requesting credit forms from various vendors
*must feel comfortable calling and emailing PR firms and vendors for these requests.

Start date: Monday, July 26 (this is a 12 week internship)
Required Hours: 9:30-6:30, M-F

Posted7/28/10

SheFinds Media is seeking a fall intern for fashion and beauty site SheFinds.com.
SheFinds.com, a major shopping site about fashion and beauty, needs an intern to help with researching, writing, editing and general website maintenance. Wordpress or other CMS experience a major plus. This is a for-credit position in Manhattan that starts ASAP, for someone to be available in the office at least 2 to 3 times a week, if not more.

Posted 7/28/10

OUT is seeking photo interns with a passion for both commercial and art
photography, as well as a strong familiarity with contemporary culture in
relation to the gay urban lifestyle. Interns should have a good work ethic,
be able to work independently, and a keen eye for detail. Responsibilities
include photo research, assisting on photo shoots, being a contributor
during creative meetings, scouting locations, and possibly undertaking some
photography assignments if skills permit. General administrative duties
are expected. All interns must have knowledge of Photoshop, Microsoft Excel
and Word programs, with a basic understanding of Mac OS. Most importantly,
all interns should be comfortable and effective communicating over the
phone, in person, and via e-mail. Internships are unpaid but are available
for course credit.

Posted 7/28/10

Seattle Homes & Lifestyles, a magazine focusing on high-end interior design
and architecture, is looking for enthusiastic fall interns. Unpaid interns
will get experience writing short articles for print, fact-checking,
product scouting, creating web-exclusive copy, blogging and more. No coffee
fetching and plenty of opportunity to get real-world experience in a
friendly office. Schedules are flexible, but we look for 20 hours a week
for at least three months. Interns must receive school credit.

Posted 7/28/10

PARENTS magazine is looking for 2 interns for this fall to work in the articles department. Interns work with a variety of editors in a variety of areas: news, health, psychology, lifestyles, beauty, food, and products (toys/gear). Looking for interns who are highly energetic and enthusiastic about a career in magazines: this is a great training ground! Interns will report, research, fact-check, be able to pitch ideas, contribute to coverlines and even write short items for the magazine and blog.

Posted 7/28/10

The Christian Century, the flagship magazine of the progressive mainline
Protestant church, is seeking an online editorial intern. Unpaid position
(a transit stipend is provided), 15-25 hours per week for 4-6 months, based
on availability. Downtown Chicago.

Requires: strong writing skills, proofreading ability and general computer
skills, interest in Christian life and public affairs. The ideal candidate
will offer several of the following:

- Familiarity and comfort with online culture (blogging, social
networking, etc.)
- Demonstrated talent for Web-based writing/blogging
- Knowledge of basic HTML
- Experience with Web content management systems
- Experience with archives management and optical character recognition
software
- A strong background in religious studies and/or public affairs

Posted 7/28/10