Internships

Always dreamed of starting your own magazine? Campus Correspondents launch and lead their college’s “My Campus” branch on HerCampus.com by producing college-specific content as well as publicizing on campus. Visit www.hercampus.com/my-campus for more information.

Founded by three current Harvard students, Her Campus was a winner in Harvard’s business plan competition in the spring of 2009. Since launching in September 2009, Her Campus has been featured in The Boston Globe, seventeen.com, About.com, UWire.com, and The Chronicle of Higher Education, among others.

Posted 11/17/09

AMMO Magazine is expanding and we are looking for dedicated and organized individuals to assist in the process this Spring. We need a full team of hard-working people who are self-starters.

Responsibility
-Some Clerical (Calendar, Expenses, Email org, etc.)
-Attending team meetings, events, fashion shows, etc.
-Assisting with the organization of the Editorial Calendar
-Working on Editorial photoshoots for the entire magazine.
-Maintaining the contact database
-Blogging on the site for ALL departments

Requirements
-Administrative experience
-Must be available via phone and/or email Mon-Fri.
-Must be in school to receive credit as there is no monetary compensation
-Must have knowledge of the fashion, beauty, and entertainment industry
-Must be familiar with HTML, Wordpress, MAC, and Adobe Suite
-Must have experience writing
-Must be in the New York/NJ Metro area ONLY!

Posted 11/17/09

College Magazine (Collegemagazine.com) is looking for photographers.

We are a publication for and by students with articles about fashion, nightlife, entertainment, academics, and everything college. We provide you with advice from the experts, your fellow students.

Location is not important; we just need college photographers!

Previous photography experience is a MUST!
Positions are unpaid but college credit is available.

Posted 11/17/09

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, and social networking.

Interns should have a strong journalism or English background with an interest in editorial. Prior editorial experience preferred, with a strong detail-oriented personality and type experience. Must have a passion and background in writing.

StyleCaster will give school credit but applicants are not required to receive credit. This internship is an amazing opportunity to work alongside industry leaders.

Posted 11/16/09

Brides Local Magazines, Condé Nast’s group of 16 regional bridal publications (Brides New York, Brides Connecticut, etc), is looking for enthusiastic interns for the spring semester. The ideal candidate should be able to be in the office at least two days a week. Duties include fact-checking, reporting, blogging, and assisting editors in producing features, as well as some general administrative duties. We are looking for someone who is creative, energetic, and responsible. This is a for-credit internship or for a small stipend.

Posted 11/16/09

The Knot, Inc., the leading life stage media company, is looking for a Photo Intern to assist the Weddings Photo Editor. This position is a unique opportunity to learn about the editorial world of weddings.

The candidate will have strong interest in wedding photography, publishing, internet media, and photo editing. He or she will help manage the incoming submissions: pre-editing weddings, maintaining order, and contacting photographers as needed. Additional help may also include photo research, preparing images for the website, stock photo research, and other general department needs.

The ideal candidate is computer savvy, able to handle multiple tasks, motivated, and very organized. Currently, we are looking for full day assistance 2-3 days a week, to start immediately.

Posted 11/16/09

Apply immediately. This unpaid, for-credit-only position involves students (current undergrads only) in the weekly excitement of The Cartoon Department at The New Yorker magazine. Intern duties include selecting from unsolicited cartoon submissions, filing artwork, returning rejected submissions, maintaining our database records and doing research in our library. Candidates must be visually acute and attentive to detail. A sense of humor is also helpful.

Posted 11/16/09

StudentStuff.com is looking for committed student writers who are
personally invested in campus life and issues relevant to college
students.

An ideal candidate will submit a minimum of 5 blog posts per week. Applicants must have a strong grasp of critical analysis and the ability to promote dialogue regardless of the topics they choose to discuss as a blogger. Each writer will be responsible for uploading posts to the site manually according to a list of standard guidelines. The position also requires the blogger to engage in a fair amount of social network marketing
platforms.

A typical post pays $5.00-$8.00 and incentives are available for writers whose posts reach certain benchmarks each month.

Posted 11/16/09

Bier Magazine (www.biermagazine.com) is looking for editorial and photo interns this spring. Duties include researching story ideas and videos, listing events for the website’s calendar, assisting with photo shoots, and attending beer festivals. This is a hands on internship. Interns will also be writing feature stories and bar reviews.

Although this is a non-paying gig, you will receive college credit and the opportunity to build your portfolio.

Bier Magazine is an online publication that covers all aspects of the beer industry including recipes, beer reviews, and festivals. Our mission is to educate the world on beer and support local brewerers.

Posted 11/16/09

Thrillist.com, the leading men’s lifestyle newsletter, has an immediate opening for an Editorial Intern to work with our experienced team of New York City-based editors. Candidates should have a strong sense of grammar and copy editing, a firm grasp of Thrillist editorial style, a background in new media, and great organizational skills in a fast paced environment. We’re looking for someone who can come into our Soho office 2-3 days per week.

Posted 11/16/09

Thanks for considering posting this. New York Insider TV (www.newyorkinsider.tv) is a brand-new web video network that features reporting from the most exclusive events in Manhattan.

INTERNSHIP POSITIONS
Editorial Associate: This position will involve writing blog posts for the web site. Ideal candidate will be a student of communications or journalism and enjoy meeting and interviewing people. Hours: Work from home; Flexible, roughly ten per week. Position is unpaid, with reimbursement for any required subway/travel. For-credit preferred, but not a requirement.

Social Media Associate: This job will involve maximizing the site’s exposure and distribution through targeted use of sites such as Facebook, Twitter, Digg and other social-networking platforms. Hours: Work from home; Flexible, roughly ten per week.. Position is unpaid, with reimbursement for any required subway/travel. For-credit preferred, but not a requirement.

Posted 11/16/09

QuizFest Magazine is looking for editorial interns for the spring semester! If you love celebrities, music and teen culture, then this is the place for you - Disney devotees and Twihards encouraged to apply! QuizFest is an entertainment magazine for teen and tween girls. It’s a small staff and a fun, laid-back environment, so there will be plenty of chances to pitch ideas. Duties will also include some administrative work (filing, transcribing interviews), story research, blogging and Tweeting, and writing quizzes for our Web site.

The internship is unpaid and does NOT need to be for school credit. QuizFest is located in Englewood Cliffs, NJ, just a short subway and bus ride away from Manhattan. Please be available at least one full day per week.

Posted 11/16/09

Redbook Magazine is looking for design interns for the Spring semester of 2010 in New York City. Candidates should be eager to learn about how the design department of a national magazine runs. The responsibilities include research, maintaining wall of printed layouts, and general administrative duties such as organizing reference material, photocopying inspiration material and occasional assistance of the Creative Director. Design work
will be assigned based on ability. The candidate should be resourceful, responsible, able to learn quickly and familiar with Adobe CS3. You must be able to receive college credit and work 2-5 days a week from 10-6pm starting in early January until the end of the semester. This is unpaid.

Posted 11/16/09

WhatIsFresh.com is a New York City based Internet startup focusing on the local food space. We help connect consumers and restaurants to the best local food and farmers markets.

We seek a food-loving and outgoing personality to step up our social media presence. If you’ve been looking to transition into the online media world, this could be a great way to beef up your online presence.

You will help us develop our social media presence from Twitter to Facebook to blog posts and beyond. You’ll connect with local farmers and restaurants, and develop featured content for our blog, including interviews, featured articles and more.

Posted 11/16/09

ChickSpeak.com is looking for unpaid freelance writers to submit ONE article for a new weekly city series.

Those who are chosen to participate in this series will submit one article based on a city they’ve lived in or visited frequently, following the specific format provided by the editor or assistant editor.

Cities available: San Francisco, Philadelphia, Miami, Washington, D.C., Dallas, Phoenix, Paris, Tokyo, Shanghai, Buenos Aires, Milan, Madrid, London, Moscow, Sydney, Toronto, Dublin, Berlin, Mexico City. Other suggested major metropolitan areas will be considered as well. For an example of the format, click here (http://chickspeak.com/blog/2009/11/09/chickspeak-introduces-the-city-ser…)

Posted 11/16/09

College Magazine seeks writers for the Spring 2010 semester!

College Magazine is a publication for and by students with articles about fashion, nightlife, entertainment, academics, and everything college. We provide you with advice from the experts, your fellow students.

Our editorial team needs writers for the Spring 2010 semester who are:
• Self-motivated
• Creative
• Detail-oriented
• Passionate about writing, researching, and interviewing!

Location is not important; we just need college writers!

Previous publication experience is NOT necessary but we do ask that you have taken an introductory writing course.

Positions are unpaid but college credit is available.

Posted 11/16/09

Rent-A-Planner is seeking interns to blog about the events industry. The criteria entails writing about sports jobs, event planner jobs, wedding planners, event promoters, working within the events industry, weddings, parties..I’m sure you get the point. Anything related to the events industy would be the main topic to blog about. All bloggers will receive a byline to help build their portfolios and a great reference.

Posted 11/16/09

Earth911.com is looking for a talented student with an interest in environmental issues for its upcoming 2010 editorial internship. Candidates not living in the Phoenix/Scottsdale, Ariz. area will telecommute for this internship, therefore, the applicant should have reliable Internet and telephone access, be able to work independently and adhere to strict deadlines.

The editorial department operates four platforms of content: news, feature, resource information and tips for green living. Earth911.com reports the latest environmental issues for the news section and publishes weekly feature articles tailored for readers that are new to the green scene.

Earth911.com has become a trusted source of daily content for mainstream environmental sites. Its politically neutral and consumer-focused content has landed Earth911.com in The New York Times, Time magazine, Newsweek, Oprah, Good Morning America and CNN, among others.

Interns must complete 10 hours of work per week, which will be approved by the Assistant Editor. Communication is of utmost importance. We expect our interns to be available during business hours and available for last-minute edits or coverage.The ideal candidate will complete assigned topics utilizing thorough research and supporting interviews and/or information. Interns must know the difference between hard news writing and feature writing. They must also be able to deliver articles in a tone that is consistent with Earth911’s style and voice. Interns may assist the staff with posts and activities within various social media communities such as Twitter and Facebook. Interns may be asked to review outdated content on the Web site for updated statistics, proper grammar, AP Style and fresh formatting.

Posted 11/16/09

If you love to write, want to get into multi-media, this is the internship for you. www.womenworking.com, one of the premier sites for professional women needs an enthusiastic person who wants to make a difference in the lives of women. The internship would involve writing/researching articles, and helping to expand the reach of the website. Great learning experience for a self-starter! We take mentoring very seriously. If you can give at least 2 days a week and start right away, please apply. Must be computer savvy and have office skills, there will be some administrative work. The website was just relaunched and this is an exciting time for us.

Posted 11/16/09

Men’s Journal magazine seeks a New York based intern to start ASAP and work through May. The position is UNPAID and can be done for college credit or not. Responsibilities include (but are not limited to): trafficking samples, organizing closet, updating contacts/lookbook files, assisting local fashion shoots—Please note: This is NOT a writing internship. The intern will work from 1 to 3 days per week (10:30 to 6PM). Interest in fashion is a must! The ideal candidate will be enthusiastic,
hard working and highly organized.

Posted 11/16/09

Looking for a few good interns - both in office and for event coverage - to work for Hollywoodlife.com’s LA office. We can offer college credit if needed.

Posted 11/16/09

Royal Media Group, a New York City based media company located in the heart
of the Financial District, is seeking editorial interns.

If you’re looking for an internship where your primary responsibilities
include making copies and fetching coffee, you should look elsewhere. As an
Editorial Intern with Royal Media, you will be able to take part in
everything we do. You will participate in shaping all of the media we
produce, from magazines to newsletters to blogs to online social networks.

You must be an enthusiastic quick learner with the drive to succeed, and
the desire to make the most of your internships.

Royal Media is a young, established, organic company with our sights set
on the future, and we are looking for the same in our employees. Your input
at Royal Media comes without any limitations.

Posted 11/16/09

WomansDay.com is looking for an unpaid intern for the spring semester! The ideal candidate should have an interest in writing and web publishing with a background in Journalism or English. Working knowledge of Content Management Systems or basic HTML is preferred. Duties include researching stories, writing articles for the site and updating content in the CMS. This is a great opportunity to get clips from a major consumer magazine website and learn the essentials of web publishing. Applicants must be current college students to qualify for this internship.

Posted 11/16/09

Hearst Magazines Digital Media’s portfolio of web sites (including Cosmopolitan.com, Esquire.com, GoodHousekeeping.com, Redbookmag.com, MarieClaire.com, Seventeen.com, RealBeauty.com, TheDailyGreen.com, etc.) seek HTML-savvy interns to assist our content team this spring (Jan-May), in New York City. Applicants for this competitive internship program must be able to receive college credit - the position is unpaid - and be available to intern two or three full days a week. Duties of a web intern vary by site but generally include: producing content, writing content, prize fulfillment, researching special projects, writing headlines, mastering the brand’s voice in social media, cropping photos, tracking web analytics, etc.

Posted 11/16/09

Town + Country is looking for super-organized, fashion obsessed intern,
available a minimum of 2 days/week for the Spring term (ready beginning of
January). Intern will assist the fashion team by handling sample
trafficking, assisting on photo shoots, requesting credits, updating story
boards and performing general administrative duties. Town + Country only
accepts current students who can receive school credit for this internship.
Please state availability, start date + approx end date. This is an
extremely unique + rare opportunity that will give you a real glimpse into
the on goings of a fashion editorial dept and prep for photo shoots. You
will have your own desk, and will not be stuck in the closet all day or be
busy doing coffee runs! You will gain actual fashion assistant experience.
Posted 11/12/09