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Last updated 05/16/2007

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Badger Nation back to top
Badger Nation is looking for writers and photographers for its unpaid internship program for BadgerNation.com and Badger Nation Magazine. Travel expenses to games are negotiable, which includes mileage and meals. Additional compensation may be arranged pending magazine/website needs. About Badger Nation: BadgerNation.com, part of the Scout.com network and Fox Interactive Media, is the most popular Web publication covering University of Wisconsin athletics. Badger Nation Magazine is the only monthly magazine devoted to covering UW sports. Recent Badger Nation student reporters have found jobs, upon graduation, at NBC Universal in New York and with the Appleton Post-Crescent. About the internship: Time commitment is flexible, though declared journalism majors who work at least 10 hours a week through a semester may apply for course credit with their academic advisor. There is no admission deadline or term commitment, unless you plan to pursue course credit or wish to become a beat writer or photographer. The internship is open to students in any major. Our editor, Jason Miller, work with writers to develop story ideas and aim to provide as many opportunities as writers and photographers desire. How to apply: Please send brief cover letter, résumé and three writing samples to Jason Miller using badgernation@gmail.com.

Broadcast Interactive Media back to top
Broadcast Interactive Media, a leading provider of editorial and promotional support to television and radio stations across the country, is seeking a Copy/Video Editing Intern to support copy-editing and video-editing service to several television station websites. Broadcast Interactive seeks someone who loves the Web, thrives on fast-paced editing and is looking to be part of an energetic and dynamic organization. The Copy/Video Editing Intern will report to our Account Management team and be responsible for editing Associated Press style copy and video clips for television stations’ websites using an online content management system. RESPONSIBILITIES: The primary responsibility of the Copy/Video Editing Intern is to support the online presence of station websites. The Copy/Video Editing Intern will be involved in creating and managing database-driven Web contests. MINIMUM EXPERIENCE: 2 years of journalism study or experience as an assistant editor in print, broadcast, or online publishing. REQUIREMENTS: • Able to maintain fast-paced co-worker relationships over the telephone and e-mail • AP copyediting skills • Self-motivated individual • Able to work without supervision • Some experience with HTML • Familiarity working with graphics programs (Photoshop or similar) Although intense, this is an opportunity to work with a talented team and contribute to a new and growing company. Successful candidates are fast learners, excellent communicators, comfortable with technology and quick to form telephone/e-mail based relationships. LOCATION: Madison, WI SALARY: This position is not compensated. Instructions: More information about Broadcast Interactive Media can be found at www.broadcast-interactive.com. If you are interested in becoming part of the Broadcast Interactive team, please email a cover letter and resume to Karen@bimedia.net.

The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists back to top
The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, the prestigious, award-winning global security newsmagazine, is looking for full- and part-time summer editorial interns to start in early June 2007. The interns will
work with members of the Bulletin’s editorial staff in a variety of capacities: story development, fact-checking, researching, reporting and writing for publication, and completing administrative tasks.
Applicants should have some previous editorial experience, such as work for student publications, and a demonstrated interest in science and international security. The position is unpaid. Applicants should send a resume and a small sample of clips to: Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, Editorial Internship, 6042 S. Kimbark Ave., Chicago, IL 60637. Direct e-mail applications and questions to jonas@thebulletin.org. Application deadline: May 18.

TheCelebrityCafe.com back to top
TheCelebrityCafe.com needs writers for three online publications:

How to Apply: First, please visit http://www.TheCelebrityCafe.com and read some of the articles on the front page; this may help you see whether our topics and format interest you. If so, send an email to dominick@thecelebritycafe.com describing your background (school, hobbies, work) and your hopes for what this internship might provide. What are your career goals? Include the usual info about when you can start, whether you're comfortable working independently (with guidance from us, of course), and how much time you feel you can commit. Finally, please attach two or three writing samples.

Chicago Magazine back to top
Chicagomag.com seeks talented and creative interns to assist with daily web maintenance, graphic design and story posting. The internship is set to begin in May or June and may continue through the school year. Applicants should be juniors or seniors in college who are detail-oriented, efficient, and flexible, as our site undergoes a redesign in the coming months. This is an opportunity to contribute to a new product and gain valuable hands-on experience. Candidates for this position should be very familiar with Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator and Macromedia Dreamweaver. Knowledge of Flash is preferred. Our paid internships are 20 hours a week, working at our downtown offices at the Tribune Tower. Please submit applications (including a cover letter, resume and work samples) to : Esther Kang, Online Editor, ekang@chicagomag.com, Chicago magazine, 435 N. Michigan Ave., Suite 1100, Chicago, IL 60611.

Corederoy Partners back to top
Editorial Internship/Staffer: About Corederoy:  Corederoy Partners, LLC is a venture backed company that provides infrastructure and content for premier websites throughout the Midwest.  Focusing on politics, news, and sports, Corederoy Partners has carved out a niche among readers in Illinois, Iowa and Michigan.  We’re looking for writers, communicators, and opinion leaders that will help shape the direction of our first Wisconsin-based publication.  This is a lead role and expectations are high.  Undergraduate students are encouraged to apply as this position needs to be filled as soon as possible and the hours are flexible. Bandwidth:  Interns/Staffers are expected to provide a commitment of at least 10 hours per week. Please provide resumes to Jake Parrillo at jake@corederoy.com. 

Durrani Law Firm back to top
Writing Intern needed: On our award winning website at www.durrani.com we provide daily immigration law news, information on immigration law and a free weekly Immigration, eNewsletter. The intern will summarize and write content about immigration news/issues/information in an effort to take the website to next levels.  Evaluate our website for content suggestions. We will guide and provide the resources. It is unpaid no limit on hours and can be done from anywhere and anytime.  Our goal is to provide immigration information as much as possible so the people, who want to be prose they can read, follow and file their cases without calling any attorney. To apply, contact Sardar N. Durrani, Attorney at Law, at sardar@durrani.com.

Her Own Words video production back to top
Her Own Words® First-person narrative videos highlighting women's history, literature, & art and women in nontraditional careers. Internship (part-time; unpaid) working for producer/distributor of videotapes on women's history, literature, and art. Her Own Words® was founded in 1986; the 35 videos currently in the series include programs on women in nontraditional careers (building construction; dentistry; engineering; firefighting; highway construction; machining; policing; welding); women artists, quilters, and writers; pioneer women's diaries; the woman suffrage movement; and a series on American Indian women's stories. Intern will help produce videotapes, including research, photography, editing, and sound recording. Intern will assist at photography shoots, audio editing sessions, and public performances; assist with lay-out, design, and photography. Depending on background, skills, and interests, intern may also write discussion questions; research background materials; write articles and press releases, write and design flyers. Her Own Words® is located in Madison, Wisconsin, on the city bus line and near a major bike path; free parking. To apply, send cover letter, resume, and list of three references to: Internship, Her Own Words®, PO Box 5264, Madison WI 53705-0264. e-mail: herownword@aol.com; website: HerOwnWords.com. Internships are available throughout the year, including during short school vacations.

iMedia Connections back to top
Wanted: Online Editorial Interns - Looking for real writing experience with actual deadlines and bylines for your resume? Need a flexible work environment? Keep reading. What We Need: · Motivated reporters who get the story done fast, but accurate. · Computer and technology-savvy users with high-speed home web access. · Commitment and consistency for total hours per week but with hours flexible. · Online industry research skills. What You Get: · Valuable journalism experience with real published article clips. · A once-in-a-lifetime chance to become part of a cutting-edge industry. Who We Are: A well-established online trade publication that covers the interactive advertising and marketing industry. Our daily newsletter and website readership is over 15,000 and we are highly respected in the interactive media community. iMedia offers an excellent opportunity for journalism, literature and writing students to get valuable experience and build published clips. Interns work from home or from campus and communicate with the iMedia editors via email and instant messenger. Spaces are limited. To Qualify candidates must major in Communications, English, or must provide a reasonable explanation of why another major qualifies them. To Apply email the following to iMedia Associate Editor Roger Park at roger@imediaconnection.com: A one-page cover letter, Your resume, A reference from a teacher in the English Department, Communications/Journalism Department, or Writing Program who can attest to the high quality of your writing, Two short writing (no more than 1200 words each) to roger@imediaconnection.com. The email subject line must read: iMedia Intern Application. 6133 Bristol Parkway, Suite 301, Culver City, CA 910230. Phone: (310) 649-0887 Fax: (310) 649-5393.

Irish American Post back to top
The Irish American Post is looking for writers to cover the Madison/central WI area for stories of Irish interest (personalities, business, sports, arts/entertainment). While these would be unpaid positions, interns receive bylines in The Irish American Post. They are given assignments, deadlines and leads to develop; their work is carefully edited and reviewed. These are considered entry-level professional positions – interns interview, research, dig for stories, work on their own, follow leads and generally act as a "bureau" writer for The Post and HNF for the semester. No filing or running for coffee is part of this position. Person doesn't have to be Irish or have roots in any of the other Gaelic nations. Just need good phone, notetaking and organizing skills.  Gotta regularly read the  newspaper and news mags,  listen to NPR/CNN, et al - in other words, be an informed journalist.  If interested, send a resume, references and some sample clips (2-3) to Martin Hintz, 1815 W. Brown Deer Rd., Milwaukee, WI   53217. martinhintz@wi.rr.com

Journal of Prehospital and Disaster Medicine back to top
Editorial Interns: This bi-monthly medical journal provides the latest information on emergency, humanitarian, and disaster medicine to doctors and disaster experts around the world.  Our readers are on medicine’s front lines – tracking SARS, tending to refugees in Afghanistan, and preparing for the medical consequences of terrorist attacks. The staff is small and friendly, and interns learn about the publishing process up close, from original manuscript through peer review to editing and sending copy to the printer. Responsibilities include corresponding with authors and formatting and proofreading copy, in addition to clerical tasks and updating the Web site. Ideal candidates will be highly organized, extremely accurate, and able to work both independently and as part of a team. An interest in science or medical topics is a plus, but is not required. This internship is unpaid, part-time, with flexible hours. It is located on the bus line, on University Ave. To learn more about the journal:  http://pdm.medicine.wisc.edu. Apply via email or phone to Anthony Keith at ack@medicine.wisc.edu or 608-890-8821 or 8980-8822.

Killarney Golf Media back to top
Killarney Golf Media, Inc., a contract publishing firm on Madison's near east side, is seeking an editorial intern for this summer and possibly beyond. Duties are varied but include copy- editing, entering of copy into our computer system, some occasional clerical tasks and the completion of writing assignments large and small. We offer no hourly compensation, but we pay editorial interns on a per-word basis for their published work. Aside from strong writing ability, candidates should be familiar with AP style, have at least a basic knowledge of the game of golf and be able to devote about 8-10 hours per week to working in our office. We are happy to work around class and/or exam schedules. Please send a resume and writing samples, to Killarney Golf Media, Attn: Rick Pledl, P.O. Box 14439, Madison WI 53704.

Milwaukee Home & Fine Living back to top
Milwaukee Home & Fine Living magazine, winner of the prestigious Folio award for excellence in editorial content and design, is looking for enthusiastic editorial interns for the Summer 2007 semester. Milwaukee Home & Fine Living, a bimonthly magazine that features fine living in the Milwaukee area, is a product of Trails Media Group (publisher of Wisconsin Trails, Corporate Report Wisconsin and other fine publications). This position is unpaid, but academic credit is available. Selected students must be juniors or seniors, and English or Journalism majors. Ideal candidates will be good writers, self-starters and possess natural curiosity. Interest in home, garden and personal style is helpful. We ask interns to commit to a minimum of 10 hours each week. Responsibilities include fact-checking, proofreading, research (both online and out of the office — investigating a design trend, for example), compiling information for departments, attending photo shoots and writing. The internship offers an honest, in-depth look at how a magazine operates, and a talented student will end up with some published clips for future use in a journalism career. Currently, applications for Summer 2007 are being reviewed. Send in yours NOW. To apply, please e-mail or mail your résumé, along with two to three writing clips (published preferred, but unpublished school assignments will be considered), to: Lori Nadolski, Assistant Editor, Milwaukee Home & Fine Living, 6525 W. Bluemound Road #36, Milwaukee, WI 53213. lnadolski@wistrails.com. (414) 771-9945, Ext. 0.

Music Plus TV back to top
Freelance Entertainment News Writers: Music Plus TV is a live Internet TV channel with 24/7 programming that promotes independent, unsigned and undiscovered artists. The network is currently searching for freelance writers to conduct artist interviews as well as review CDs, concerts, films and other entertainment industry-related items for its new publication, M+ Magazine. There is a print and a PDF version of the magazine, which has a growing distribution rate of 75,000. We are looking for educated writers with sharp, edgy and hip styles that reflect or compliment the "indie" image of the company. Writers with journalism or creative writing backgrounds are preferred, but all writers with superior oral and written communication skills will be considered. Must have a broad knowledge of and love for various music and film genres and be entertainment industry-savvy. This is a great entry level opportunity for someone who is interested in writing for entertainment publications as a career. In addition to being published online and in print, you may also have the opportunity to network with industry artists and executives. This is currently an unpaid position, but it will eventually turn into paying work on a freelance basis. Internship credit can be arranged. Responsibilities will include researching facts, originating new angles for articles, conducting interviews, and writing feature articles, reviews, editorials and press releases. Must be deadline- and detail- oriented. We are interested in having writers based in Southern California as well as out-of-state writers who can cover the local music scenes in their areas. TO APPLY: Please submit 1-2 writing samples or clippings to Jeanette Issa at jeanette@musicplustv.com . Please do not send attachments. Please include a writing resume in the text of the email.

Rick's Cafe back to top
Content Manager, Site Editor: Student intern wanted to aid in maintaining site content. The intern will use a custom back-end system to reformat word documents into html pages. Requires basic understanding of word and editorial skills. Experience coding HTML and CSS is a plus but not necessary. Position is unpaid, but could lead to future additional article development, editing, or more involved site maintenance. http://www.rickscafe.org/cms/ (preview) will soon launch at http://www.rickscafe.org/ Those interested should contact Rick Tvedt - Editor, Publisher rick@rickscafe.org

Roto Sports Inc back to top
ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR INTERNSHIP: Roto Sports Inc. URL: http://www.rotowire.com. Who we are and what we do: Founded in 1997, Roto Sports, Inc. is a sports publishing company specializing in fantasy baseball, football, basketball, hockey, golf and NASCAR. We cover men’s NCAA football and basketball as well. We are primarily a subscription web site, but we also publish two print magazines (circulation 150, 000) per year, and our work is syndicated on ESPN.com, Yahoo.com and XM Radio among other well known industry leaders. Our company headquarters will be relocating from Los Angeles to Madison, where we will be opening up a new office on July 15. A Day at the Office of RotoWire.com: We’ve got the baseball playoffs going on one TV, the Monday Night Football game on the other. We’re cranking out the NBA Preseason Outlook for the Milwaukee Bucks at one desk, wrapping up Monday’s NHL contests at another. Two editors are debating who is the better quarterback -- Tom Brady or Peyton Manning. An email comes in. It’s a subscriber asking whether he should start Donald Driver of the Packers or Jimmy Smith of the Jaguars in his fantasy football league this week. It’s a typical day at RotoSports, Inc. If this is the type of work environment that interests you, we strongly encourage you to consider interning at RotoWire. We’re looking for students with an interest in sports journalism or business. Applicants must be avid sports fans and have good writing skills because the Assistant Sports Editors we hire do real and substantive work. You won’t be spending your hours here filing and getting coffee for people. You will be writing about sports, learning how our small sports publishing business runs and dealing directly with our customer base. At a minimum, interns will gain valuable experience in the sports industry, improve their writing skills and learn more than they ever wanted to know about sports. Description of intern’s duties: -- Update breaking sports news; -- Contribute feature articles for all four major team sports (MLB, NFL, NBA, NHL); -- Sports database work; -- Team beat writer for one or two professional teams. Required Qualifications: -- Avid sports fan, preferably with some fantasy sports experience; -- Strong writing skills; -- Basic Internet and PC skills. Number of hours per week required: In office -- 1-2 days per week (8-12 hours total), plus 4 hours remote (off-site) for a total of 12 hours per week. Benefits: Students will improve their writing and journalism skills and they will acquire first-hand knowledge of the workings of a small business. Moreover, we will help students develop their resumes, help them with references and letters of recommendation and help put them in touch with our contacts in the industry. Initially, there is no financial compensation, though some of our interns have ended up on the payroll down the road as their duties expanded. Transportation needs: Our office, located in downtown Madison, is a short walk from the campus. If interested, please contact: Mike Doria or Tim Schuler By phone: 608-310-4278 or e-mail cover letter/resume/clips (if available) to: Doria@rotowire.com or Tim@rotowire.com. Application deadline: Ongoing. We will continue to accept applications/resumes and will contact those whose qualifications interest us for interviews for open positions.

Search for Common Ground back to top
The Common Ground-Partners in Humanity News Service is a weekly e-mail and web news service which commissions original articles and re-prints recent articles on Western-Islamic relations to promote constructive perspectives and encourage dialogue about the relationship between the US/West and Arab/Muslim worlds. CGNews-PiH is seeking to incorporate the views of young people through the regular publication of a Youth Views column featuring the perspectives of young people ages 14 to 27. CGNews-PiH would like to encourage interested young writers to pitch opinion piece ideas and sign up to become part of our roster of writers receiving our calls for articles. The fee for an accepted article is $50. Through their participation in this project, young people can take the lead in building bridges of understanding between the West and the Arab/Muslim world and promoting constructive perspectives and dialogue in their own communities. To contribute articles to CGNews-PiH, or for more information, contact Chris Binkley at cbinkley@sfcg.org.

The Palestra.com back to top
The Palestra.com is looking for a student journalist to represent Wisconsin during the 2007-2008 academic year. ThePalestra.com is a college sports and entertainment online network. We have recently reached an agreement to provide unique student-generated content to the CNN family of networks. We have a network of college students at universities across the country. We work with journalism and communication schools to find the best students on each campus. Our reporters cover their school’s athletic events, traditions, music scenes etc. In exchange we offer a paycheck, professional experience and the opportunity to have their work showcased in such places at CNN.com and CNN headline news. If you have students who may be interested in this opportunity to grow with a growing media company, please contact me at dave@mypalestra or (614) 340-1689.

Trails Media Group back to top
Trails Custom Publishing and TMG Publications are divisions of Trails Media Group, located in Black Earth, Wisconsin. We produce the monthly madguide magazine, Wisconsin Meetings magazine, Living in theMadison Area, a number of visitor guides, a statewide map of art museums and galleries and more. We are seeking students interested in semester-long, unpaid internships to work with us on a variety of publications. Internship responsibilities include fact-checking, some writing, some editing, working with the proofreading of ads that are submitted, and generally assisting the publications coordinator in a multiplicity of duties. This is a great hands-on opportunity for a student looking to obtain experience and an understanding of the nuts and bolts of publishing. Scheduling is flexible, but a minimum commitment of eight hours each week is required. Transportation is necessary, as our offices are located 18 miles west of Madison. If interested, please submit a cover letter, resume and samples of your writing to: Sharon Gaskill, Publications Coordinator, Trails Media Group, 1131 Mills Street, Black Earth, WI 53515, sgaskill@wistrails.com.

Library Communications, UW-Madison back to top
Internship - Minimum 12 hours per week on UW-Madison campus. Available: Summer 2007 (availability to work through academic year
necessary; continuation in summer at more hours desirable).Major Responsibilities: * Write and edit content for a two-color, eight-page newsletter published three times a year for 1,300 local area donors and Friends of the UW-Madison Libraries; will list intern as managing editor in masthead. * Write news releases. * Proofread, including news releases, electronic events calendars, original copy for brochures and newsletters. * Edit/produce various Web calendars that can be accessed from around the world. Event listings published via campus newspapers and e-mail. * Help produce campus libraries brochures and fliers. (Level of responsibility for these publications delegated to editing intern according to level of expertise.) * Write copy for and assist in editing full-color 36-page library magazine (circulation 10,500). Qualifications: * Successful completion of news writing and reporting. * Must know Associated Press Stylebook and learn Chicago Manual of Style. * Adept with Microsoft Word. * Knowledge of InDesign, Dreamweaver, and Photoshop desirable. Send e-mail with description of experience and a resume by
*Tuesday, May 22* to: djohnson@library.wisc.edu.

Wisconsin Public Radio Michael Feldman’s Whad'Ya Know? back to top
A rare opportunity to work with a nationally broadcast Public Radio show! Internship is approximately 10-15 hours per week, including the live Saturday morning broadcasts. Whad'Ya Know? airs on 300+ public radio stations each week reaching 1.4 million listeners. Duties include: A. Office/Production support. Provide assistance to Marketing Director, Producer, Show Manager and Researcher with daily operations. Includes responding to voicemail, research, photocopying, filing, data entry, compiling press kits, and other office/production-related duties. B. Live broadcasts. Intern assists with day-of-show sales at the live Whad'Ya Know? broadcasts, provides assistance with ushering, stage set up and strike. C. Writing. Intern writes and distributes press releases, copy for web site, letters to customers, and other online copy as needed. A wonderful opportunity for creative writing in a humorous tone. D.Online audio and Podcast. Work with Producer to upload and provide documentation for various online audio outlets. E. Duties as assigned (aka errands). It's live radio, one just doesn't know what is going to come up. We’ve never asked the intern to do anything we don’t do ourselves. Trips to the bank, Union Box Office, copy center, book store….who knows. Weekday hours for the position are flexible. Required hours include 8:00 am – 12:30 pm Saturday morning during live broadcast. Office duties located on the 7th floor of Vilas Hall at Wisconsin Public Radio. E- mail resume and statement of interest (statement limit = 1 page), and references to: Todd Witter, WYK? Producer: witter@wpr.org

WMTV/NBC 15 back to top
NBC 15 is looking for News and Sports Interns. Students in their junior or senior year of college will have an opportunity to assist reporters with stories, write segments for the evening news, and conduct interviews in the field. Participating in the daily workings of the news and sports departments is an unpaid but invaluable experience. Students are required to commit to two 8 hour shifts per week. Hours are flexible and no credit is required. The deadline for Fall Interns is August 15th . Spring Interns Dec 1st . Summer Interns is March 1st. Please contact NBC 15 Assignment Manager, Ryan Lobenstein by sending your resume to rlobenstein@nbc15.com.

Strategic Communication

Aldo Leopold Nature Center back to top
Communication/Public Relations Internship: Individuals interested in this position are asked to contact: Kelley Van Egeren, Director of Development/Communications, Aldo Leopold Nature Center, 300 Femrite Drive, Monona, WI  53716. 608-222-3038. kelley@naturenet.com. Hours: 10 hours/week preferred but egotiable, Monday - Friday 8 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Length of Service:  Semester or longer. Unpaid. Responsibilities: Assist the Director of Communications with various public relations responsibilities. Transportation:  Vehicle needed, the nearest bus stop is about 3/4 mile from the Nature Center. Requirements:

  • Excellent oral and written communications skills
  • Computer skills – Preferred - some experience in publishing software (InDesign, Quark, Publisher),
  • Computers skills - Helpful - experience in website maintenance (FrontPage)
  • A cheerful and positive attitude
  • Good organization skills
  • Commitment, flexibility, and reliability

Opportunities: To gain experience and increase your knowledge and skill level in the communications/graphic art fields

  • Newsletter  - writer, design and layout
  • Event materials - writer, design and layout
    • Invitations, flyers, programs, etc
  • Promotional materials - writer, design and layout
    • Brochures, reports, prospectus
    • Writing press releases, PSA, newsletter copy
    • Volunteer recruitment and coordination
  • Draft solicitation and acknowledgement letters
  • Grant writing
  • Event organization

The Aldo Leopold Nature Center, Inc. is an independent, not-for-profit organization dedicated to environmental education and awareness.  It operates the Aldo Leopold Nature Center and Nature Net: The Environmental Learning Network to enhance the education of children.  The Aldo Leopold Nature Center is supported solely through private donations from local businesses, foundations, and individuals.

American Girl back to top
Marketing Communications Summer Intern: American Girl is one of the nation's top direct marketers, children's publishers, and experiential retailers. We also offer a positive working environment and a community-centered corporate philosophy.  American Girl is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Mattel. This role is located at the American Girl headquarters in Middleton, Wisconsin, near Madison. At Mattel, we have a vision to be The World's Premier Toy Brands - Today and Tomorrow. We will achieve this vision because our people are the best of the best -- creative and energetic, thriving on innovation and passion for the business. Mattel is committed to supporting and developing employees and their career goals. As the worldwide leader in the design, manufacture and marketing of toys and family products, including Barbie®, Hot Wheels®, American Girl® and Fisher-Price®, Mattel is not only one of the best places to work, it's also a lot of fun.  If you're as excited about the future as we are, consider this opportunity. We are seeking a Marketing Communications Copy Intern to work 20 hours per week this summer.  The Intern will work on a variety of projects assisting the copy team with everyday tasks including: Proofreading projects, writing copy; Participating in brainstorm meetings and creative reviews. Requirements include: Candidates must be pursuing a bachelors or masters degree in English, Marketing, Advertising, Creative or Professional Writing. Please apply online at mattel.com/careers, click Search Job Listings, choose Middleton openings and apply to “Marketing Communications Internship” position.

American Red Cross back to top
Communications Internship Available to start immediately: A responsible internship position in the Communications Department of the American Red Cross Badger-Hawkeye Blood Services Region located on Madison’s near west side. Responsibilities include: Direct involvement in researching, writing and distributing news releases to area media; writing newsletter articles; interviewing blood recipients and writing stories to be used in recruitment of blood donors; and much more. Work Hours:  A range of 5 to 10 hours per week. The schedule is flexible but service time needs to occur during normal business work hours (8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) Length of internship:  A minimum commitment of three months, and longer-term if possible. Compensation: As a non-profit service organization, we are unable to offer any financial compensation to our volunteer interns. However, the hands-on work experience gained at the Red Cross is substantive and valuable to career development. To pursue a Communications Internship at the Red Cross Badger-Hawkeye Blood Services Region, please contact: Jenna Elliott, Communications Specialist at 608-227-1273 or elliottjen@usa.redcross.org.

Blackhawk Ski Club back to top
NEWSLETTER INTERNSHIP: Are you a ski enthusiast?  Middleton based ski club seeks intern for newsletter writing, design and some Web work.  The newsletter is published 6-8 times per year -- the intern will be responsible for gathering and writing articles as well as design/format of the newsletter, as well as publishing some of the articles to their website: http://www.blackhawkskiarea.org/.  Much of the work can be done online from campus though the intern will be expected to work from the organization's location in Middleton periodically.  Must be able to provide your own transportation.  The internship is unpaid but the intern will receive a one-year membership to the organization, which includes access to downhill skiing, cross-country skiing and snowboarding runs in the winter and mountain bike/hiking trails in the summer.  To apply, send resume, cover letter nd two writing samples to Dave Norby, P.O. Box 628094, Middleton, WI 53562-8094 or via email mc3@chorus.net.

The Burst Collective back to top
Communication/Marketing-Public Relations Interns Needed. Responsibilities: Assist as needed with public relations, cause-marketing and promotional development and execution to maximize nonpaid media coverage and build the Burst brands in local communities; Research; Press/Venue/Newsletter database maintenance; Contact calls and call processing as needed; Proofreading; Assist with marketing/budget proposal development; Coordinate interoffice and facilities tasks with office manager and other interns under the direction of management staff, including, but not limited to, shipping and mailing. Qualifications: Excellent organizational and interpersonal skills; Superior writing skills; Basic knowledge of public relations and journalism fields; Willingness and desire to learn and develop communications understanding and abilities; Agreed-upon attendance is key to performing the job; Strategic communication, journalism and marketing students preferred. Unpaid. Candidates please contact Public Relations Director Steven Kiefer at steve@burstcollective.com. The Burst Collective, 1442 Underwood Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53213. 414.259.3949 p. 414.259.3911 f

BVK back to top
BVK, a full-service marketing communications agency with offices nationwide, is accepting resumes for a Public Relations Intern in its Milwaukee headquarters. The right candidate will be detail-oriented and a proven multi-tasker. In addition, they'll possess strong communications skills and creative thinking. College graduates encouraged to apply. Responsibilities for this position include, but are not limited to: · Development and maintenance of media lists · Copywriting (press releases and fact sheets) · Monitoring of client media coverage and compiling of reports · Daily monitoring of relevant web sites and periodicals · Research, as necessary. Please forward your resume and writing samples to ptazalla@bvk.com or to Mary Mode at BVK, 250 W. Coventry Court, Milwaukee, WI 53217. BVK is an equal opportunity employer.

Caffeine Communications back to top
Caffeine Communications is currently accepting applications for a fulltime Public Relations Intern.  Please note interns will be paid and college credit will be given. Ideal for young professionals, this internship is for communications and public relations majors. The PR Intern will work full time, approximately 35-40 hours per week. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: •Assist in writing press releases, newsletter and other publications •Build media lists, maintain media database •Research: clients, competitors, and national trends •Help in brainstorming, planning and executing special events •Work with account executives and assistant account executives to pitch media •Assisting account executives and assistant account executives in misc. functions and administrative work Skills Required: •Strong writing skills, communication and research skills •Ability to prioritize and finish given projects in a timely manner •Be detail-oriented and organized •Must be outgoing, ambitious, reliable and have a positive attitude •Event planning experience a plus •Eager to gain valuable work experience in the Public Relations while about initiating and taking on various projects •Sense of humor. Additional Details: Caffeine Communications will compensate interns with a stipend at the end of their 12-week program. To be considered for this internship send a cover letter, resume with references, and two writing samples to: Jennifer Gorski, Caffeine Communications, 306 N. Milwaukee St. Suite 404, Milwaukee, WI  53202. Jennifer@Caffeinecomm.com. 414.727.8731_Office, 414.727.4823_Fax                                         

Cherokee Studios back to top
Cherokee Studios is looking for a hard-working intern in each major U.S. city who can be in charge of researching, developing and executing publicity opportunities about the studio and its artists within his or her given region. This position is unpaid, but college credit can be arranged depending on level of commitment, and the internship will give participants a lot of freedom to be creative, call their own hours, network in their own towns, work at home and discover local opportunities that might result in payment. Responsibilities may include: 1) Writing and distributing press releases to local publications and radio stations 2) Querying local and national publications for freelance writing assignments 3) Researching potential PR opportunities in your region 4) Coordinating with college and local media outlets 5) Copy writing studio press materials, web content, advertisements and other in-house writing needs relevant to your region 6) Developing and executing special publicity projects relevant to your region 7) Organizing and managing a local "street team" to promote Cherokee's artists 8) Networking with local media, clubs, music merchants, and film and music festivals. Please send resume, cover letter and writing sample to Tiffany Downey at cherokeestudios_pr@yahoo.com. Please also specify the city and surrounding areas you would like to cover. Cherokee Studios is a world-renowned Los Angeles-based music studio, with over 250 gold and platinum records to its credit. For more information on the studio and its history, check out our official website at www.cherokeestudios.com.

Chicago Botanic Garden back to top
Seeking Dynamic, Senior Level Media Relations Intern - Seeking senior level media relations intern to work at the Chicago Botanic Garden -- the second-most visited botanic garden in the U.S. and the most beautiful place in the Chicago area. Do you want to learn more about how media and public relations work in a non-profit organization? Do you want to gain an understanding of how to target messages to local, regional, national and international audiences? Do you enjoy horticulture, science, festivals and art exhibits? Can you multi-task and work in a busy office environment with friendly, experienced people? Then, this internship is for you! Responsibilities: Assist Garden’s public relations team in various day-to-day and special functions, focusing on external and internal communications. Monitor and track print, TV, radio and electronic media coverage. Assist in press release writing, distribution and pitching. Staff media segments and photo shoots. Help maintain press contacts database. Qualifications: Computer skills required in Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Internet Explorer, Microsoft PowerPoint, Adobe Photoshop. Lots of energy. Must be flexible, have good organizational skills and must work well with people (including several different supervisors). Must be articulate and have good writing skills. Must have proficient knowledge of Associated Press (newspaper) style. Must have a good understanding of current media trends. Must be able to work efficiently and productively in an office environment. Hours: Three days per week (approximately 20 hours) at the Chicago Botanic Garden, 1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe, IL 60022. Business hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Position is flexible. This internship is unpaid, though the experience gained is invaluable. E-mail resume, cover letter, and three writing samples (if possible) to Melissa Schuler, public relations specialist, Chicago Botanic Garden. E-mail address is mschuler@chicagobotanic.org No phone calls please. You can fax writing samples to (847) 835-0832.

Chrysalis, Inc back to top
Chrysalis, Inc., a non-profit agency that provides vocational training services to individuals who have mental illnesses, currently has an opening for a Marketing / Public Relations internship. This is a part-time (5-10 hours), non-paid position with flexible days, times, start and end dates. This internship position will include the formulation of a marketing action plan and implementation of those plans throughout the organization and community. The plan could include projects such as researching and writing proposals for grant funding opportunities, creating media contacts, writing press releases and agency publications, developing relationships with community stakeholders, planning events, and formatting and creating information to include in the agency’s annual report. This internship will be tailored to meet the needs, interests, and skills of the person selected for the position.
The ideal candidate will be creative, motivated, flexible, and be able to work independently. An interest in and/or awareness of individual differences, cultural competence, and mental health is essential. This is a non-paid position, but this opportunity will allow you to gain well-rounded, hands-on experience with public relations and marketing efforts for a local non-profit agency. Please submit a letter of interest and resume to: E-mail: chrysalis844@sbcglobal.net. Please call (608) 256-3102 with questions and ask for Julianne. www.workwithchrysalis.org

CUNA back to top
The intern will be working closely with several marketing professionals gaining a variety of experiences and will be personally responsible for several functions within the marketing department. Responsibilities will include proofing copy and working with agencies and staff to coordinate marketing promotions including scheduling direct mail, website updates, and broadcast faxes. Ability to coordinate multiple projects simultaneously, as well as proficiency in Word and Excel a must. This is a 25-35 hour per week paid temporary position for 2007. For consideration, please submit your resume, specifying title to: Credit Union National Association, Attn: Human Resources Department, P.O. Box 431, Madison, WI 53701-0431. Or e-mail resumes@cuna.com. Or fax 608/232-8166. Visit website www.cuna.org. Equal Opportunity Employer

Entercom Communications back to top
Entercom’s Promotion Department offers a non-salaried internship program that is designed to give hands-on experience at a major commercial radio station. Areas covered include promotions, marketing, public relations, and special event management with our three stations; WMMM-FM, WCHY-FM, and WOLX-FM. Any interested and energetic person may apply. Academic credit can be given to students who qualify through their college/university. Specific duties include, but are not restricted to, the following: Events and Promotions:  The promotion intern will be asked to attend various events, concerts, festivals, and work at various radio station events in the following capacities: Assisting with set up and tear down of station appearances, working as a liaison between on air personalities and listeners, handing out promotional material, and helping with the execution of events.  Listener Requests: Opening, fulfilling and filing requests for t-shirts, window stickers, programming information, photos of air staff, etc. Also includes composing letters to accompany such items. Accounting: Keeping a detailed account in the computer of all items and costs associated with promotions. Contest Entries: Sorting and processing all mail and other materials used during any type of mail-in promotion. This includes responding to winners as well as non-winners. General Filing: This consists of keeping the files well maintained and updated to allow easy access as well as easy understanding of the materials processed by the promotion department. Inventory Control: Counting, folding and packing station merchandise that is kept in our warehouse. This involves some physical labor when preparing for an event. Contact Information: E-mail a cover letter and resume to: Ashley Kurtz, Promotions Coordinator, 105.5 Triple M/105.1 Charlie FM/94.9 WOLX, Akurtz@entercom.com, Direct: 608-826-1230, 7601 Ganser Way, Madison WI  53719. Jamie Olsen, Promotions Director, 105.5 Triple M/105.1 Charlie FM/94.9 WOLX, jolsen@entercom.com, Direct: 608-826-1240, 7601 Ganser Way, Madison WI  53719.

Fiskars Brands Inc back to top
PUBLIC RELATIONS SUMMER INTERN: 20 hours per week, unpaid. Assist with web tv talk show production · Add website content · Assist with preparation for the consumer, professional, and trade shows · Handle promotional mailings · Fill designer/editor product requests · Assemble press kits · Help develop educational programs · General creative brainstorming. Additionally, below lists what our intern can anticipate learning while at Fiskars: · How to build a website from the ground up· How to maintain and add on to a website · How to send out press releases on the wire · How to decide where to send press releases · How to build mailing and media lists · How to get publicity in magazines and when to send out samples · How to deliver images to major publications · How to produce a web tv show · What goes into the planning of a trade or consumer show · How to make a memorable media kit· How to develop a consumer education program through some of our major craft customers · How to best utilize designers · General crafting/product knowledge · How to run a buzz (word of mouth marketing) campaign · Customer service/online chat experience. Of course, many other types of activities could come up that would give the student a good opportunity to learn other Public Relations type activities.Our website also provides some good information about what we do. You can view it by visiting: www.fiskarscrafts.com. TO apply, contact Beth Hamacher, Senior Marketing Specialist, Fiskars Crafts, P: 608.294.4580, F: 608.294.4791, bhamacher@fiskars.com.

Generac Power Systems back to top
Writer Intern: Generac Power Systems – one of the world's largest independent manufacturers of complete engine-driven electrical generator systems is seeking a creative and well-organized Writer Intern at our Waukesha Corporate Headquarters. As a part of our corporate team, you will be given a meaningful work experience that will expand and bolster your knowledge of business and marketing.  To do this, you will work with Generac marketing managers and perform an assortment of business tasks.  The goal is to provide a broad-based learning experience covering a variety of projects to compliment your education! Generac Power Systems is a dynamic company in an exciting industry posting impressive numbers and record-breaking revenues.  It is Generac’s philosophy to have the courage to try, the discipline to learn, the willingness to listen and the aptitude to execute. Our employees exemplify this philosophy. Because of that, Generac — a manufacturer in a struggling economy — has been recognized as one of Milwaukee’s “Best Places To Work” for a second time in a row. We’re proud to be a part of this exclusive group of companies. The intern will work regularly scheduled full time hours.  Flexibility, organization, and the ability to multi-task will all be the keys to your success.  An ability to create good quality written work on a variety of topics is a primary requirement. Marketing Plans: Participate in marketing planning meetings and be given support tasks to accomplish, as needed. Communications/Public Relations: Assist in the writing and preparing written materials, including press releases, product case studies, communications to magazine and newspaper editors, and copy for THE GENERAC TIMES newsletter. Project Research: Conduct marketing research and gather industry information. Interested students should contact Martin Tank at mtank@generac.com.

Good Karma Broadcasting back to top
Good Karma Broadcasting, LLC is seeking energetic and committed interns for its busy Promotions Department.  Qualified candidates will be exposed to a wide variety of experiences working for Madison’s Sports Radio 100.5. In-office responsibilities will include helping to coordinate contests, copywriting, aiding in development of station promotion ideas, writing letters, preparing sales materials, researching, and updating station websites.  Out-of-office responsibilities will include assisting with the stations’ marketing efforts and events, promoting at events like sporting events, local bars, and retail locations, and assisting with the setup and execution of live broadcasts at various locations through the Madison and its surrounding areas.  Applicants should possess excellent organizational skills, communication skills in the office and on the phone, computer skills, good writing ability, creativity, and the ability to assist in many projects and ideas.  Prior radio or event planning experience and an interest in marketing are a plus, but not required.  You must have a valid driver’s license and a vehicle.  Please send your resume and a cover letter by email to Kate Heine at kheine@gkbradio.com. 

Guardian Transport back to top
Be a part of a rewarding non-profit organization in the Madison area
while gaining valuable work experience. You have the option of receiving course credit or being paid for your work with the program. Guardian Transport is a well established safe ride program for Madison teens and we need an intern to work with area high schools and local media. You would coordinate the program with the schools and create public service announcements and press releases. This program is affiliated with Youth Services of Southern Wisconsin. Hours are flexible. Please reply to Kris@HardwoodFloorsMag.Com for more information!

The Guild, Inc back to top
Public Relations/Online Marketing Intern: The Guild, Inc., a leading, innovative, direct marketer seeks a public relations/online marketing intern for summer and/or fall to assist the Manager of Public Relations and Partnerships in telling our story through the media and our website. Position requires excellent oral and written communications skills; keyboard/computer skills; and familiarity with Excel, Word, and Outlook. Basic Photoshop and HTML skills and an interest or background in art are helpful but not required. Part-time, 12-20 hours, flexible schedule from 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. Unpaid, but excellent opportunity to gain valuable professional experience. Exciting work environment in convenient near east side location. Close to bus line. No calls, please. Resume and writing samples (class work okay) to: The Guild, 931 E  Main St., Suite 9, Madison, WI  53703, or email to: humanresources@guild.com. Position will remain open until filled.

Healy Communications, Inc. back to top
Healy Communications, Inc., a Chicago-based public relations and marketing firm, is looking for a qualified intern to join our team.  This is a paid position.  Daily duties include media pitching, building media lists, research and press release writing, as well as general administrative work.  We seek a skilled writer with excellent verbal communication skills and a strong work ethic.  The candidate must be a quick learner and a team player willing to take on any task. Journalism, Communications, English or Public Relations majors who have recently graduated are preferred.  Applicants with prior intern experience in public relations or a related field are preferred.  Proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel is a must.  Applicants must be able to work a minimum of 40 hours per week, and a three-month commitment is required.  Successful interns are considered for permanent, full-time positions. To apply send a cover letter and resume to intern@healyco.com or via fax at (312) 440-3909.

Humana, Inc. back to top
Paid Marketing Internship Summer 2007, Location: DePere, WI. Job description: The marketing intern will assist the marketing department with campaign management, event planning, packaging and assembly, sales requests, administrative support, and additional department duties. Minimum requirements: Working towards a marketing and/or journalism degree. Previous marketing and/or journalism experience (student newspaper, internship, marketing for a profit/non-profit organization through a college-affiliated program, or equivalent). Business or news writing experience or courses. Knowledge of marketing concepts and principals. An interest in learning practical marketing job skills. Strong oral and written communication skills. Ability to accomplish various tasks accurately and timely. Attention to detail and the ability to see projects through to completion. About Humana: Humana Inc., headquartered in Louisville, Ky., is one of the nation's largest publicly traded health benefits companies, with approximately 9 million medical members. Humana offers a diversified portfolio of health insurance products and related services - through traditional and consumer-choice plans - to employer groups, government-sponsored plans, and individuals. Over its 45-year history, Humana has consistently seized opportunities to meet changing customer needs. Today, the company is a leader in consumer engagement, providing guidance that leads to lower costs and a better health plan experience throughout its diversified customer portfolio. To apply: Please email your resume and dates of availability to Geoff Rulland, Recruiting Manager, at grulland@humana.com.

Isthmus Street Team back to top
Be a part of the Isthmus Street Team, a new marketing initiative brought to you by Isthmus, Madison's Weekly Newspaper. Isthmus Marketing will infiltrate area events to promote Isthmus and TheDailypage.com using guerilla-marketing tactics. Marketing Interns will also have the opportunity to serve on the Isthmus Marketing Committee to assist in the planning and execution of Isthmus-sponsored events. Isthmus is always looking for new ways to promote the paper and TheDailyPage.com. The Street Team will be an active component of this. This is an unpaid internship with added perks to make up for the weekly paycheck! Isthmus Marketing Interns will receive access to the local events they help execute and beyond. There are also opportunities to earn incentives based on each marketing initiative. More importantly, this will be the internship that gets noticed on the streets and as valuable experience on a future job resume! You will also - Get a better understanding of advertising, specifically the effect that different strategies have on a targeted consumer group - Work with advertising sales coordinator on research - Update internal computer system to benefit sales staff of follow-ups - Find potential clients - Other related advertising projects Must have web skills, advertising/marketing background and access to a car. 15-20 hours a week, including some nights and weekends.If you are outgoing, creative and want to be a part of a growing trend in marketing, this internship is perfect for you! Tell us what qualities and ideas you could bring to the Street Team as an Isthmus Marketing Intern. Send inquiries to Marketing Coordinator, 101 King St. Madison 53703, or for questions (608) 251-5627.

Jenna Walker Photography back to top
www.jennawalkerphotography.com, www.treeswingkids.com. Create a variety of marketing and promotional materials for both the wedding and children's businesses (using programs such as InDesign, Illustrator and photoshop). While we have a variety of materials we use, we're looking to create a consistent look across the board to include materials as simple as letterhead to product order forms, product information sheets, pre and post-photo session info sheets etc. Great assets to your portfolio! This internship is for a self-starter who is looking for portfolio pieces and/or an opportunity to use their creative voice in a non-threatening environment. If you have a strong understanding of Adobe photoshop and InDesign (or Illustrator) and feel you could take creative control of the process with little direction, this internship is for you. Also a chance to use your copy writing skills if you'd like! We're located in Colorado. If you will be in Wisconsin this summer, you can still apply for this internship as we would talk over the phone and email documents back and forth throughout the internship. Must own or have access to personal computer and Adobe photoshop and InDesign or/ Illustrator. Strong knowledge of these programs with little direction. No set hours - internship can be conducted over the phone and electronically or in the Denver area if you'll be here (we love Wisconsin students!). Because the internship revolves solely around this marketing/ graphic focus, it's great for someone with another job or someone needing flexibility. Potential for stipend at completion of internship. No need for transportation. To apply, email Katie Thurmes at katie @jennawalkerphotography.com with interest. Please submit a few design portfolio pieces you might have. Apply no later than May 3rd. Accepting interest immediately. We can work around your schedule.

Kalmbach Publishing back to top
Summer internship - Ad Services Representative: Provide and maintain excellent advertiser relations by coordinating the production process between the advertiser, Ad Sales, Production and Editorial. Plan and lay out magazine pages containing display ads in coordination with Editorial and Ad Sales. Collect ad material from the advertiser, coordinate changes and design and follow-up on proofs of ads.  Be responsible for the accuracy of ads and pages with ads. Be a resource for advertisers and the sales staff on the production of ads and their placement in the magazine. Job requirements include: Customer service experience. Strong organizational and time management skills.  Able to handle multiple tasks and meet deadlines. Strong computer skills (Macintosh or PC) and some experience in a design program such as Quark or InDesign needed.  Experience with Advantage a plus, but not required. Educational focus in advertising, design, and/or journalism. Able to work full-time during the summer months (Memorial Day through Labor Day). How to apply: We’re conveniently located near I-94 and HWY 18 in Brookfield!  Interested candidates should send resume and cover letter to: Kalmbach Publishing Co., Attn: Human Resources, ADSE-ED1, 21027 Crossroads Circle, P.O. Box 1612, Waukesha, WI 53187-1612. Fax: (262) 796-0739. E-mail: hr@kalmbach.com.

If you are an marketing or public relations major with some coursework or experience in online publishing and are interested in getting some hands-on career experience without leaving the Milwaukee area, Kalmbach Publishing Co. has what you’re looking for!  We are a leading publisher of hobby/leisure magazines and books and have a paid, part-time intern position for our Model Railroader Magazine, which has a circulation of more than 175,000! Job duties include: Writing, editing, designing, and posting content for modelrailroader.com. Assist with maintaining files of editorial material and documentation, and maintenance of databases and indexes. Verifying facts and conducting research to supplement stories or respond to queries. Editing and proofing typeset copy, layouts, and corrections in all stages of the print magazine’s production. Reviewing images to accompany stories. Job Requirements include: Major in Journalism or marketing with a second-semester sophomore or first-semester junior standing. Strong computer and internet skills.  Online publishing coursework or experience preferred. Effective communication and organization skills and a customer-focused attitude. Interest in model railroading or a related hobby is a plus! Interested candidates should send a cover letter and resume to: Kalmbach Publishing Co., Attn: Human Resources MR-INT-1, 21027 Crossroads Circle, PO Box 1612, Waukesha,  WI  53187- 1612. Fax: 262-796-0739. E-Mail: hr@kalmbach.com

Kiddo Publishing back to top
www.kiddopublishing.com - Kiddo Publishing was created to inspire and affirm children, teachers and families. We publish fresh, playful resources that kids love, and tools that empower communities to understand and appreciate children. We are currently looking for someone to fill a part-time summer communications/public relations internship, 15 hours/week.  The internship is an unpaid one, but will be very rewarding, nonetheless! For more information, please contact Stephanie Sutton by e-mail or phone. ssutton@ids-wi.com, (608) 441-0123 ext 121, Kiddo Publishing, 6506 Schroeder Rd, Madison, WI 53711. (608)441-0123. www.kiddopublishing.com

Madison Children's Museum back to top
Title: Communications Intern. Compensation: Unpaid. Hours: 10-20 per week. Madison Children's Museum is unique among family resources in Dane County. The museum fosters family and community connections and provides a place where every child can learn through play in a hands-on, interactive environment. We are looking for an enthusiastic communications intern for the summer of 2007.  Gain valuable marketing and public relations experience while helping to boost the profile of a well-respected non-profit organization. Duties of the position would include: Writing press releases & media advisories; Developing press lists; Writing articles for quarterly newsletter; Assisting with web site content and e-mail marketing; Assisting with sales promotion activities; Other marketing-related tasks as needed. Job Qualifications: At least a junior standing enrolled in a college or university pursuing degree in Marketing, Business, Public Relations, Communications, non-profit management or related field. Applicant should have strong writing and organizational skills. Familiarity with local media is a plus. Flexible hours. Some weekend or evening work may be required. Located downtown on the bus line. MCM is an Equal Opportunity Employer. How to Apply: Send cover letter, resume and work samples to: jcollins@madisonchildrensmuseum.org or via mail to: Jenni Collins, Director of Development and External Relations, Madison Children's Museum, 100 State Street, Madison, WI 53703. Application deadline: May 18, 2007 but position may be filled sooner based on qualified applicants.

Monona State Bank back to top
Marketing Summer Internship 2007: Gain valuable hands-on experience in Event Marketing and Public Relations as the Monona State Bank Summer 2007 Intern. Monona State Bank is a growing community bank that implements all marketing, advertising, events and public relations in-house which offers the opportunity to gain perspective on several areas of the marketing field. While this internship focuses on the activities needed to support and implement events and public relations activities, we provide flexibility for an intern to utilize any specific individual interests or skills (e.g. graphic design or web design.) Key Responsibilities of Internship: Assist in event planning/coordination for events listed below and serve as a bank representative at event; Coordinate press release mailings/update press contact lists; Assist with website updates and competition research; Assist with other departmental needs. Internship Dates
Monday, May 21st - Friday, August 17th, 2007. Weekly Time Commitment: 12-15 hours. Internship time and days are flexible, except for event dates. There is only one position available for the Monona State Bank Summer Internship. This is an unpaid internship. Mileage reimbursement is provided for any on-the-job events or errands, and we offer flexibility should an intern need to work around a job or class schedule. We will do our best to accommodate the special requirements of an intern seeking class credits for this internship. Contact Information : If you are interested in this position, please send cover letter, resume and references to the following: Monona State Bank, Attn: Amy Knock, Marketing Administrator, 5515 Monona Drive, Monona, WI 53716 or e-mail to aknock@mononabank.com.

netNerds back to top
The intern will be responsible for planning and implementing monthly promotions, leading weekly marketing blasts and working hands on with our 'direct marketing' clients. This will include 50% customer and business to business marketing and PR, 25% grassroots implementation and 25% of event planning. Required skills/experience: No computer expertise needed for this internship. We leave that up to the Nerds! We are looking for a Current sophomore, junior or someone who will be at UW for at least one more year! We would like a journalism, advertising, or marketing student. You must have an interest in working with a small business, an outgoing personality in order to successfully market for this business and creative ideas for new marketing campaigns. We would like someone self motivated and excited about learning and passionate about advertising and marketing. The ideal candidate will also have an interest in event planning. Number of hours per week required – 5-10 hours a week. Pay status - Unpaid. Opportunity for commission based pay, and frequent meals on the company. Transportation – No car needed. Application materials and method – Please apply online at NeednetNerd.com. Click Apply. Use the SAME form that techs use, but modify it for this internship. Please provide a quick brainstorm of marketing ideas for netNerds, showing us your creative side. Also include school or work experience examples where you have had to work on a larger project by yourself, or plan an event by yourself. Application deadline – As soon as possible, rolling.

Nicole Nassar Public Relations back to top
Nicole Nassar Public Relations is a boutique-style public relations firm with expertise in the creation and implementation of campaigns for both corporate and personal accounts. The agency specializes in personal publicity for actors and athletes.  We promptly deliver powerful, trade, consumer and business representation for our clientele and pride ourselves on a diverse client list, which has allowed us to establish strong relationships with an all-encompassing database of media contacts. Our work has included campaigns for individual personalities from film, television, the recording industry, screenwriters, authors, producers, on and off-Broadway productions, video releases, feature films and accompanying premiere's.  We have served international charitable organizations, launched products, restaurants, nightclubs and hotel/resort concerns. In each case our team works with the client on an individualized basis providing the utmost attention to each account. The goal for our clients and campaign efforts is to position or reposition our clients, enhancing the visibility and increasing name recognition and respect throughout the world. From print to electronic media, we pursue resources on a local, national and international level. Intern Position: Nicole Nassar Public Relations is looking for a responsible, dedicated and personable intern who will work closely with the president/head publicist of the company.  Candidate must be an organized self-starter who can anticipate the publicist's needs easily while multi-tasking.  This is a very hands-on position and duties include pitching media, writing bios and press releases, scheduling meetings/lunches, updating press kits, files and databases, and covering red carpet events, photo shoots and screenings.  Must be willing to work night events and occasional weekends. Required skills/experience: -Juniors/Seniors majoring in Communications-related fields -strong written and oral communication skills -ability to work in a fast-paced environment Preferred skills/experience: -strong interest and knowledge in entertainment -organized, self starter -creative -familiarity with Mac computers -good phone demeanor. Paid, part time or full time position (3 days a week/ approximately 27 hours minimum).  Salary based on experience and time commitment. Other: We are located in Santa Monica, 10-15 minutes from the UCLA campus.  Applicants with access to a car are preferred. Please submit a cover letter and resume via email: Kelly Kupper, Kelly@NassarPR.com. Application deadline: May 15, 2007

Planned Parenthood Advocates of Wisconsin back to top
Planned Parenthood provides exciting volunteer internship opportunities throughout the year--college credit can be arranged. This is a great opportunity to gain on-the-job-skills while doing vitally important work to protect and expand reproductive choice. QUALIFICATIONS: Self-motivated, organized and able to work well with diverse volunteers. Strong commitment to reproductive freedom, including the right to choose abortion. Good communication and writing skills. Interest in electoral, public policy and non-profit advocacy work. Willing to learn and perform a multitude of tasks. RESPONSIBILITIES MAY INCLUDE: Organizing and managing volunteers. Legislative and Electoral Organizing. Community Outreach. Office Tasks & Event Planning. Research. Writing. Campus Activities and Activism. Patient Advocacy. Other projects as needed. This list of responsibilities outlines the nature of the internship. We look forward to working on these projects with a committed intern. To apply for a summer internship, send a brief statement of interest in reproductive health care and your resume to: Lauren Rauk, Public Affairs Organizer, Planned Parenthood Advocates of Wisconsin, PO Box 2566, Madison, WI 53703. 608.256.7549 ext 2132 f/608.256.3004. 1.800.261.2464. lauren.rauk@ppwi.org

The Progressive back to top
The Progressive is a well-known national political and culture magazine. Founded by Wisconsin Senator Robert La Follette in 1909, The Progressive has long been a leading national voice for peace and social justice, emanating from right here in Wisconsin. The Progressive has been recognized by: The George Polk Award for Magazine Reporting, The Utne Independent Press Award for Political Coverage, Print magazine, Communication Arts magazine, HOW magazine, and The Society of Publication Designers. The Progressive is a non-profit organization headquartered in downtown Madison. Duties: Interns will assist the associate publisher with a range of duties including: Event planning. Planning for our 100th anniversary event and other special events (helping secure space, procuring silent auction items, etc.) Publicity. Physical mailing press releases to major media outlets. Increase the size and improve the quality of our press contact list by conducting research online and making well-placed phone calls. General support. Provide input on website, new technologies, ideas. Duties can be tailored to the interns interests and skills. Interns will attend general staff meetings and will gain unparalleled journalism and publishing experience. Required skills/experience: The Progressive is willing to accept coursework as experience. Basic computer, email, and web is required. Experience with Macintosh platform is preferred. Familiarity with Word, Excel, and Filemaker Pro (database) is also helpful. Hours: 10-12 hours per week with flexibility around classes, mid-terms, and final exams. Pay status: Internship is unpaid. Application Materials: A physical cover letter and resume are preferred. Email applications will also be considered if a cover letter and resume are attached as PDF documents. (Attached Word documents or inline text is not desirable.). Candidates will be interviewed and supervised by the Associate Publisher. Apply to Dennis Best, dennisbestdesign@gmail.com, The Progressive
409 East Main Street, Madison, WI 53703.

Quality Cellular back to top
Marketing Intern Job Description: Quality Cellular, an authorized agent of US Cellular, owns and operates 16 retail stores throughout Wisconsin and Southern Illinois.  Based in Verona, WI, Quality Cellular is seeking a highly motivated individual for a non-salaried position within our marketing department.  Working closely with the marketing department the candidate will be involved with a wide variety of marketing projects.  The candidate will gain experience in marketing planning & program design, graphic design, event planning, copywriting, and public relations. Job Qualifications: Honesty and integrity, verbal and written communication skills, computer literacy, flexibility and adaptability, interpersonal abilities, leadership, organizational skills, problem solving, reasoning, and creativity.  The candidate must possess a positive attitude. Knowledge of wireless communications industry a plus. Job Description: This non-salaried position gives the candidate the opportunity to work with the marketing department on various projects throughout the course of the internship. The candidate will have the opportunity to complete various tasks including: generating marketing ideas with the goal of increasing customer acquisition, being responsible for customer renewal marketing campaigns, and helping with the design, implementation and execution of company events.  Other duties will include administrative assistance, graphic design, copywriting, and public relations. Requirements: Must have junior class standing with solid organizational, written and oral communication skills. Students participating in marketing/business/journalism majors are encouraged to apply.  Must have access to a motor vehicle.  Some weekend work and travel required.  Candidate must be willing to work 10-20 hrs per week and be able to lift 50lbs.  Please submit cover letter and resume to jlewis@quality-cellular.com or Quality Cellular, 425 Investment Court, Verona, WI, 53593.  No phone calls please.  Quality Cellular is an equal opportunity employer. Application Deadline – May 15th, 2007.

Quinn/Brein Public Relations back to top
Quinn/Brein Public Relations (www.quinnbrein.com) is a 28-year-old company specializing in public relations and marketing services for clients based locally and nationally. Located on picturesque Bainbridge Island, just a short ferry ride from downtown Seattle, our client list boasts companies in a variety of industries including technology/hi-tech, entertainment, publishing, legal and home products. POSITION DESCRIPTION: Interns at Quinn/Brein are thrown right into the mix of daily agency life by helping with media relations responsibilities including coordinating interviews, written and verbal pitching of news stories, writing press materials, brainstorming new marketing campaigns, and tracking client successes with the media. In addition, our summer intern will help to coordinate and plan a national 30-city media tour. We allow our interns to work a reasonably flexible schedule based on their needs. A typical workweek, however, should include between 20-30 hours. QUALIFICATIONS: Our ideal candidate has good written and oral communication skills and is familiar with AP style. A good attitude and willingness to learn are also a must. Knowledge of Mac-based programs, such as
Word, Excel, and Filemaker, is a plus. CONTACT INFO: Please e-mail, mail, or fax a resume and cover letter to: Quinn/Brein Public Relations, c/o Emily Adamson, 490 Madison Ave. N. Ste. #106
Bainbridge Island, WA 98110. emilyadamson@quinnbrein.com. (206) 842-8922. (206) 842-8909 (fax)

Republican Party of Wisconsin back to top
The Republican Party of Wisconsin seeks an intern to assist the Communications Director. This is a great opportunity for a student who is eager to gain journalism and political experience. The intern will primarily spend time researching issues, writing articles, editing press releases, monitoring the news and updating the RPW website. The internship is unpaid and has a minimum requirement of 12 hours a week. It is an excellent way for students to get their foot in the door for a job in politics or PR. Please contact Christine Mangi at 608-257-4765 or cmangi@wisgop.org for further details or to submit your resume.

Reputation Partners back to top
Established and rapidly growing Chicago-based corporate communications consulting firm seeks a motivated, accomplished college graduate for a three-month, competitively paid internship.  Opportunity for full-time employment will be considered following the successful completion of the internship. Our clients include well-known Fortune 100 companies, along with small- and mid-sized companies across a wide range of industries. Our work includes media relations, corporate positioning, employee/labor communications, crisis/issues management, and stakeholder engagement. The ideal candidate will have completed their college degree and have a demonstrated track record/interest in public relations and, specifically, corporate communications.  We are looking for individuals who are strong writers, strategic thinkers, team players and problem solvers, and possess superb attention to detail. Reputation Partners offer a stimulating work environment, great growth potential, and work-life balance..  Full-time employees also enjoy competitive pay and benefits, including a 401(k) with company match and the opportunity to participate in profit sharing.  Please e-mail resumes to jobs@reputationpartners.com.  To find out more about our firm, please visit www.reputationpartners.com.

Rippe Keane Marketing back to top
Rippe Keane Marketing, a local full-service marketing firm, is looking for a summer intern to spend 15-20 hours assisting with basic marketing/public relations/media needs. Intern should have basic knowledge of marketing/strategic communications, ability to communicate well, strong writing skills, desire to learn, and a good sense of humor. This is a paid intership, compensation to be discussed upon hiring. Please send resume and cover letter to leah@rippekeane.com.

Senator Judy Robson back to top
Internship In the Office of the Wisconsin Senate Democratic Majority Leader: Assist with video and audio recordings of Senate floor debate, public hearings, press conferences, and other events. Edit video and audio on computer and publish to server for websites and for e-mail distribution. Must be able to work a minimum of 12 hours per week (three mornings or afternoons per week). This is an unpaid internship.
To inquire or apply, please send A DESCRIPTION OF YOUR QUALIFICATIONS/EXPERIENCE TO Sen.Robson@legis.wi.gov or call 266-2253 and ask for Kelley. Senator Robson’s Website

Shine New Media back to top
We: Shine New Media, a rapidly growing division of Shine Advertising. You: An advertising/marketing student interested in learning more about the exciting field of online advertising and marketing through an internship position at Shine. Responsibilities will include supporting our Interactive team with website development, aiding in the maintenance of online marketing campaigns for our clients across a variety of channels, including search keyword marketing, site-specific banner advertising, and niche targeted marketing. Coffee – fresh daily. Apply at jobs@shinenorth.com.

SparkleDog back to top
Sparkle Dog produces audio-based literature for children and has a strong education focus for its initial entrance into the market. We are looking for an intern for 8-10 hours per week to assist in general office support, PR and marketing. Duties will include: office support and organization, data collection and research, preparing marketing materials, proof reading, errands, etc. An interest in the children’s market, both educational and retail is a must for this position. Along with: Strong and confident phone skills, Good references, Expertise with Mac’s using both Excel, Word, Adobe Photoshop & Illustrator, Willingness to learn and gain valuable work experience, Strong time management and project management skills, Strong technical communication skills both oral and written, Motivation & Energy, Ability to work effectively in a collaborative work environment, Own car for errands as needed, Schedule approximately 10 hours per week. Contact via email at: Btype35@aol.com.

Special Olympics Wisconsin back to top
Special Olympics Wisconsin State Program Office Public Relations Intern: This unpaid internship will allow the student to assist the Marketing & Communications staff in working with the public and media for Special Olympics Wisconsin, which provides year-round sports training and competition for children and adults with cognitive disabilities. The position requires 12-15 hours of work per week, with plenty of opportunities to build your portfolio. We have three positions available each year – September through December; January through May; and June through August. Qualifications: Must have a major in communications (marketing/public relations); Must have knowledge of Microsoft Word and some knowledge of Quark Xpress; Must have transportation to and from work; Have good writing skills, including knowledge of writing news releases; Have basic knowledge of graphic design/layout; Be comfortable in casually-dressed, fun-filled environment. Internship Projects: *Assisting with the State Games PR Plans which includes: -Writing news releases -Writing 15, 30 & 60-second PSA for statewide radio and TV stations; -Writing media advisories; -Designing flyers and various projects in Quark Xpress; *Assisting with photography files to use for various projects; *Occasional fun artwork projects (billboards, posters, etc.); *Occasional clerical projects including filing, organizing, phone calling or errand-running; *Updating media lists; *Writing/editing various pieces; *Other duties and responsibilities as assigned by the Director of Marketing & Communications. Supervision: The Marketing & Communications Intern will work under the supervision of the Communications & Marketing Assistant. Please send cover letter, resume and three references to Special Olympics Wisconsin, c/o Molly O’Brien at 5900 Monona Dr., Suite 301, Madison, WI  53716 OR email information to mobrien@specialolympicswisconsin.org.

Special Olympics Wisconsin – South Central Area Public Relations/Resource Development Intern: This unpaid internship will allow the student to assist the South Central Area Development Associate in raising awareness and funds for Special Olympics Wisconsin, which provides year-round sports training and competition for children and adults with cognitive disabilities. The position requires 12-15 hours of work per week, with plenty of opportunities to learn about PR, marketing and development while having a lot of fun and flexibility at the same time! In addition, you will be helping to inspire the success of more than 1,200 Special Olympics athletes in South Central Wisconsin.  Internship Projects:    Assist with all resource development activities for South Central Area including: Writing, sending, and following up on sports and development    related press releases.  Writing articles for and designing monthly newsletter Planning and promoting fund-raising events Reaching out to campus community to take part in the Polar Plunge! Drafting communication with donors and media contacts. Identifying potential corporate sponsors. Occasional clerical projects including filing, organizing, phone calling, etc. or errand-running. Qualifications: -   Must have a major in communications (marketing/public relations/communication arts/journalism) Preferably have experience with Quark XPress (or similar graphic  design program). Excellent written and oral communication skills. Comfortable in casually-dressed, fun-filled environment. Must have a car. Please send cover letter and résumé to Special Olympics Wisconsin, c/o Theresa Steiner at 5900 Monona Dr., Suite 101, Madison, WI  53716 or e-mail to tsteiner@specialolympicswisconsin.org

St. Luke’s Lutheran Church back to top
Active and vibrant congregation looking for journalism/graphic artist intern to assist with writing and development of newsletters, Web site, brochures and other communications to church membership. Some of these responsibilities would include: Writing news articles, copy editing and proofing. Would also assist with the graphics/page layout of newsletter and brochures.  Candidate would also assist in the development of PowerPoint presentations. Intern candidate should possess excellent writing, copy editing and proofing skills. Should also be familiar with Microsoft Office. This is a non-paid internship up to 10 hours/wk (could receive college credit). Hours would be flexible. Part of this internship could be done via remote access. St. Luke’s is located close to campus and has easy access to City of Madison bus lines. Interested candidates should submit cover letter, resume and writing samples to: Randy Riemer, Business Manager rriemer@stlukes-elca.org

Street Factory Media back to top
Street Factory Media, a national guerrilla marketing company/non-traditional ad agency out of Minneapolis, runs many promotions/events around the country, and work with many agencies, such as GdB, Crispin Porter + Bogusky, Colle McVoy, Wieden Kennedy. We are looking for summer interns. Hours are very
flexible, PAID (probably $10-12/hr), fun and a great way to learn
about non-traditional advertising, buzz and guerrilla marketing, and
add to a resume. This is a great fit for someone coming back to the
twin cities for the summer (and doesn't want to sit at a desk all
day!). Any interested students can send a photo and resume to: mogren@streetfactorymedia.com with "TC" in the subject line.

Sway, Inc. back to top
ONLINE MARKETING INTERN: Sway, Inc., a leading social media company, is seeking an Online Marketing Intern. This intern will assist in the development and implementation of a variety of online marketing programs including pay per click (PPC) campaigns, SEO strategies, affiliate marketing, online word-of-mouth campaigns, and partnerships.  This person will also assist with online research, campaign reporting and analysis, and support all Internet Marketing functions as needed. The successful candidate will be a highly personable, ambitious, aggressive, self-starter who is familiar with social media including podcasts, blogs, and social networks. REQUIREMENTS: Be currently enrolled in an accredited college, university, or trade school; Display an interest in online marketing and commitment to a career in the industry; Enthusiasm and energy for the position in an entrepreneurial environment; Possess strong verbal, written and analytical skills; Exhibit Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) computer skills; Must have own transportation. INTERNSHIP DESCRIPTION: Internship duration is for a semester (10 - 12 weeks or equivalent). Hours are part time (10 - 15 hours a week). Intern will work on site during regular business hours as well as possibly some evenings. The internship program is unpaid. To Apply: Please send resume with “Online Marketing Intern" in the subject line to jobs@swayonline.com. No recruiters please.

USGS National Wildlife Health Center back to top
Outreach Assistant: 10 - 12 hours/week. Knowledge and Skills Required: Good science/technical writing skills. Good organizational skills. Experience with Microsoft Word and PowerPoint. Experience with the Microsoft Windows operating system environment. Working knowledge of graphic development (charts, tables, etc.). Some experience with working on Web sites. Familiarity with Adobe Creative Suite (including InDesign, Illustrator, and/or Photoshop) would be helpful. Responsibilities: Organize outreach materials, such as fact sheets, and populate databases. Respond to queries for information about Center activities. Develop and distribute information packages. Coordinate printing/copying of outreach materials. Develop/update print and electronic materials for outreach activities. Assist with development of Web-based materials. Please send cover letter and resume to contacts below. Contact:  Gail Moede Rogall at 608.270.2438 or gmrogall@usgs.gov. Karen Cunningham at 608.270.2423 or karen_cunningham@usgs.gov

UW Comprehensive Cancer Center back to top
The intern will serve as Communications Assistant for the production and distribution of a quarterly newsletter from the World Health Organization; will manage subscriber database and website updates; manage mailings; perform library searches using Medline. Knowledge of databases (Access, Excel) and of Dreamweaver a plus; good organizational skills and attention to detail; knowledge of Spanish helpful. Hours are flexible and average 10 to 20 hours per week. Paid. Looking for undergraduate student interested in a minimum of 2 semesters commitment to the internship. Longer commitment preferred. To apply send resume and cover letter to Sophie Colleau, 406 Science Drive, Suite 202, Madison, WI 53711. Candidates will be interviewed until suitable candidate is chosen.

Walgreens back to top
Walgreen Co., located in Deerfield, Ill. (a northern suburb of Chicago), is offering a paid summer internship for a journalism major. Students should have completed their junior year and have at least a 3.0 grade-point-average. Applicants should also have experience writing for a university or professional publication and be able to provide published writing samples or a portfolio. The internship will begin in May and the intern must be available through Aug. 10, 2007. Walgreens Corporate Communications department produces several print and online employee publications and the company’s Annual Report to Shareholders. It also handles executive communication, media relations and speechwriting. The intern would primarily assist with various aspects of producing employee publications by writing and editing stories and coordinating photography. These publications include a 24-page magazine, pharmacy and employee recognition newsletters and an online newsletter. A significant portion of the intern’s time would be devoted to assisting in the production of the Management Seminar daily newspaper. This would involve writing articles before the Seminar, as well as covering events, writing articles and taking pictures during the Seminar in Las Vegas. The Seminar runs from July 29 to Aug. 4, 2007, so the intern must be available during that time. QUALIFICATIONS: • Journalism, English or Communication major • Completed junior year of college • 3.0+ G.P.A. required • Very strong writing skills • Must have experience writing for a university or professional publication • Must have solid writing samples or portfolio of published or academic work • Must be available from late May to mid-August • Experience with feature writing and photography a plus. TO APPLY: Submit a resume, cover letter and three to five writing samples to Brodie Bertrand, Mail Stop #2166, 200 Wilmot Road, Deerfield, IL 60015 or e-mail brodie.bertrand@walgreens.com.

Wisconsin Center for the Advancement of Postsecondary Education (WISCAPE) back to top
Student Hourly Position with Focus on Publications and Editorial Assistance - Tasks: Assist with editing and production of publications; Assist with website data entry and content management; General office duties: copying, collating, mail, office reception, etc.; Other duties as required. Required skills: General: Excellent communication abilities; Ability to work independently; Good time management skills; Sophomore or Junior university status; Consistent and dependable attendance. Publications Specific: Experience with InDesign or similar desktop publishing software. Start Date and Hours: Candidates must start work in Summer 2007. 10-15 hours per week; opportunity for more hours during the summer and breaks. Set schedule (modified each semester). WISCAPE welcomes applicants who are interested in an on-going student job that will provide job advancement opportunities as appropriate. This can be a work-study appointment. Salary: $9.00 / hour with possible $.25 raise/semester based on performance. Application Deadline: applications are continuously accepted. Application Process: Send: 1) 1-page resume;   2) Names and contact information for 2 work-related references; and    3) Fall 2007 semester class schedule  4) Summer 2007 class schedule, if applicable. to Nik Hawkins, WISCAPE, 409 Education Building, 1000 Bascom Mall, Madison, WI 53706-1398. Via e-mail to: nihawkin@education.wisc.edu

Wisconsin Public Television back to top
Wisconsin Public Television (WPT) seeks a highly-motivated, organized, well-rounded, and articulate student to become its Outreach Assistant. This position will require a year-round, 10-15 hour per-week commitment, alhtough flexible scheduling during University breaks, etc. is easily accomodated. Qualified freshmen and sophomore candidates are especially encouraged to apply. Th position begins in the Fall of 2007, with training beginning in May. Duties include, but are not limited to: Assisting professional Outreach staff in designing and implementing initiatives that extend the impact and value of PBS programming; Tending to day-to-day tasks; filing, faxing, copying, ordering supplies, initiating professional communications, etc.; Overseeing, with limited supervision, the execution of seval local and statewide projects. This position serves as an incredible opportunity for someone who possesses a genuine interest in early childhood education, community outreach, public affairs, or the broadcast television industry. The Outreach Assistant will receive valuable, hands-on professional experience that will directly position her/him for accelerated opportunities in a number of professional fields. The right student will be a positive, energetic self-starter who is capable of both producing quality independent work and collaborating effectively with diverse personalities and groups. This is an exceptional position that seeks an exceptional candidate. To apply, please send a letter of interest and current resume to: kirchoff@wpt.org. No phone calls, please.

620WTMJ back to top
Promotions Intern (Unpaid). Available: Summer 2007. Hours: Flexible (to correlate with number of credits taken). Description: The Promotions Intern will assist the Marketing/Promotions Director in developing and implementing the marketing and promotional activities for 620 WTMJ, Milwaukee's news, talk and sports leader. Specifically, the intern will: Assist in setting up remotes and personality appearances; Assist in the development/implementation of station promotions and contests; Coordinate the implementation of WTMJ's major summer promotion; Maintain the Preferred Listener Club program; Develop and implement listener events; Write promotional announcements and other marketing materials; Coordinate miscellaneous projects as they arise. Requirements: The ideal candidate will be a marketing-oriented, creative and extremely organized individual who strives in a fast-paced environment; be comfortable with taking responsibility and decision-making; computer proficiency; excellent verbal and written communication skills are mandatory. Send cover letter and resume to: Brenda Vento, Promotions/Marketing Director, 620 WTMJ Radio, PO Box 620
Milwaukee, WI 53201. Fax: 414-967-5561. bvento@620wtmj.com

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