Loyola University / Communication Internships

Broadcast/TV/Journalism/Design/Web: Maryland Public Television (MPT)

Maryland Public Television offers full- and part-time internships for college students throughout the year. Internships are specifically designed to provide training and experience for students interested in public broadcasting.
Internships described below are, in general, the types of assignments that are available from time to time. Please be aware that not all these internships are available every semester. MPT’s Human Resources department maintains information on available internship roles.

Internships are offered to students of all Maryland and DC area colleges and universities. Recruiting is normally accomplished through the school internship or career services office and, occasionally through internship career fairs held at MPT. Students may also contact MPT on their own. The MPT internship coordinator processes applications. Interviews are conducted by the supervisor from the department for which the student is applying and/or the internship coordinator. Once accepted, students are assigned to work on a specific project or production for an academic semester. All MPT internships are unpaid.

MPT internships offer a thorough introduction to Maryland Public Television including our mission and expectations. Each student is evaluated at the conclusion of the internship and a copy of the evaluation may be forwarded to the school, if desired. Students are also asked to complete an evaluation of their experience at MPT.

Maryland Public Television is committed to providing solid work experience to serious minded individuals in a positive environment.

To apply, send resume, cover letter and one academic referral to:

Maryland Public Television
Human Resources
11767 Owings Mills Blvd.
Owings Mills MD 21117-1499
email: intern@mpt.org
Fax: 410-581-4382

SEE A FULL LISTING OF INTERNSHIPS:
http://mpt.org/about/intern.cfm

Video Production: The Maury Show

SUMMER SEMESTER INTERNSHIPS

My name is Chauncy Johnson and I would like to advertise a Summer semester 2008 internship opportunity with The Maury Show in NYC. Please have the ad read as follows:

Reply to: cjohnson@themauryshow.com
Subject: PRODUCTION INTERNS NEEDED FOR TOP-RATED DAYTIME TELEVISION SHOW

Successful, nationally syndicated television program, The Maury Show, is seeking Production Interns to assist in all aspects of our top-rated program. We are looking for young, enthusiastic, outgoing candidates who are detail-oriented, knowledgeable in pop culture, organized and highly proactive. Previous production experience is a big plus.

The intern will have the opportunity to assist the production and office staff in variety of tasks.

Applicants must be undergraduate students (sophomores, juniors, and seniors only) with an interest in television, film, communications, or media studies. Students selected MUST be able to receive college credit for the internship. *Please note that the student will need to submit a letter from their college or university on official college letterhead to the internship supervisor at The Maury Show prior to the internship start date. Credit is awarded through the student’s college or university upon completion of the internship.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: 2-3 days per week. The student must be a local resident or able to relocate to the New York City area, for the duration of the internship.

HOURS NEEDED: Summer semester - 9:00am to 5:00pm

COMPENSATION: Academic credit. Only students who can receive academic credit will be considered.

DATES: Summer Semester – May to August

APPLICATION: Email resume as an attachment or in body of email with cover letter to:
cjohnson@themauryshow.com

***Please put “PRODUCTION INTERN” in the subject line. Please indicate which semester you would like to intern, your school, major, academic year, availability and a short paragraph detailing your interest in television.

Thank you very much.

Chauncy Johnson

Broadcast Journalism/Production: Baltimore Ravens Television

2008 Internships with the Baltimore Ravens Broadcasting Department (Summer and Fall)


The purpose of these internships is to give a student a unique opportunity to help in the day to day operations of a broadcast department for an NFL franchise while earning college credit.

The Baltimore Ravens' television department is responsible for our preseason games, six weekly television shows, six weekly radio shows, the video and audio presentation of our stadium screens during home games, and our online media player. At present, the department is made up of five individuals who work in concert to write, edit, shoot and produce all material that is, RAVE-TV.

What we are looking for are dedicated, hard-working individuals who are interested in utilizing some of their own production skills as well as learning new skills thru hands-on experience.

These internships will last one semester and must be done through your student advisor for college credit. We will try and be flexible with the schedule but these internships will involve working some Saturdays or Sundays. You do not have to know everything about football but a working knowledge of the sport would help.

Requirements
Must be able to obtain college credit
Must have housing accommodations and reliable transportation to Owings Mills, MD
Must be available 20 hours per week including some weekends
Must have working knowledge of professional football
Please state whether you are applying for the summer or fall internship or both
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BROADCASTING INTERN (SUMMER OR FALL)
This production internship will involve assisting in field shoots, possible game day production assistance, logging, charting, research, and basic editing.
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Please do not call. For either the summer or fall internship send a resume and a cover letter by March 28th to…
Rave-TV
c/o Lauryn Lukin
Baltimore Ravens
1 Winning Drive.
Owings Mills, MD 21117

Or Email it to: ravenstelevision@yahoo.com

Public Relations/Marketing: Give a Gift to Make a Difference

GIVE A GIFT TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE

SERVICE LEARNING INTERNSHIP PROGRAM


INTRODUCTION
The purpose of this presentation is to invite schools and colleges nationwide to participate in the Give a Gift to Make a Difference internship program at UltimateRegistry.com.

This program allows students to receive hours by contacting local charities and asking them to create a gift registry at UltimateRegistry.com. Students will also be required to contact the media (local newspapers or radio stations) to advertise the program. Advertisements will encourage people to visit UltimateRegistry.com and give a gift to their favorite charity.

The Give a Gift to Make a Difference internship program greatly helps local charities by giving them the opportunity to inform their community of exactly which items or products they are in need of.

This program also helps students by giving them valuable lessons in business, marketing, negotiating, public relations, and, of course, charitable giving.

With the help of intern students throughout the United States, we expect to make Give a Gift to Make a Difference the single most successful program that interns can participate in to help their local communities.

This program will enable student interns to truly make a difference in their community while gaining useful job experience and learning valuable business lessons.


ABOUT THE COMPANY
UltimateRegistry.com allows users to create a registry for any occasion; i.e., Weddings, Baby Showers, Birthdays, Holidays, New Homes, etc.

UltimateRegistry.com features millions of products from many of the nation’s top merchants; i.e., Wal*mart, Target, Macy’s, Sears, Best Buy etc., and some of the most popular websites, such as Amazon.com.

UltimateRegistry.com enables people to compare products and prices from multiple stores and register for gifts from multiple retailers in one convenient website.

UltimateRegistry.com is powered by it’s parent company, WS Publishing Group, perhaps the most successful independent publishing company in the United States. WS Publishing Group has published over 80 best selling titles and has sold over 3 million books in topics such as weddings, health, children's, parenting, home buying/selling, home improvement, self-help and cooking.

WS Publishing Group also publishes HYPERLINK "http://www.WeddingSolutions.com" www.WeddingSolutions.com, one of the most popular wedding planning websites in North America.



ABOUT THE PROGRAM

GIVE A GIFT TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
The Give a Gift to Make A Difference program allows local and national charities to create their own gift registry page at UltimateRegistry.com. On this page, charities can register for all the items they need to run their charity; i.e., books, furniture, toys, blankets, computers, etc.

Users will soon be able to visit UltimateRegistry.com and click on the banner labeled “Give a Gift to Make a Difference” which will be located on the home page, and then select the registry page of their favorite local charity. They will then be able to purchase gifts from the list of items which that charity has registered for. All gifts purchased will be shipped directly to the charity.

Users will have the option of either purchasing a gift outright, contributing cash towards a gift, or simply donating cash towards the charity.


BENEFITS TO THE COMMUNITY
The sad reality in today’s world is that people are giving fewer donations to charities each year. This is not because we are becoming less generous as a nation. It is because people are losing confidence that the donations they make are truly getting to those in need. With only 10-20% of the money donated to some charities reaching those in need, it is no wonder that people are losing faith in charitable organizations.

Because 100% of the gifts donated to charities through the Give a Gift to Make a Difference program will reach someone in need, UltimateRegistry.com is helping charities restore the confidence of the people who make donations. We expect that people will be much more generous knowing that their contributions will not be wasted in unnecessary overhead expenses.



BENEFITS TO STUDENTS
Participating in the Give a Gift to Make a Difference program is a great learning experience for students wishing to enter the fields of marketing or public relations.

Successful candidates will help the PR department of UltimateRegistry.com promote the Give a Gift to Make a Difference program to charities and the media nationwide.

In addition to contacting local charities, students will work with print editors as well as radio and television producers to spread the word about the Gift a Gift to Make a Difference Program to the general public.

Students participating in this program will learn:

how to communicate and sell their ideas
how to overcome objections
how to write and distribute press releases
how to get others excited about their ideas
to use their service hours towards a great cause
how to identify and find decision makers
various approaches to present and sell their ideas
how to approach various members of the media

Being part of the Give a Gift to Make a Difference program will provide students with the basic skills needed to contact important people and organizations in their community, from directors of various charitable organizations to radio talk hosts, newspaper editors and television producers.

Students will learn how to develop relationships with these community leaders. They will learn how to market and promote a worthwhile program. They will learn and have the opportunity to set goals and see results.

Participants in our program will have the opportunity to make an immediate and important impact on the community around them.


STUDENT REQUIREMENTS
Minimum Qualifications:
--  Must have excellent verbal and written communication skills
--  Must be self-motivated
--  Must have strong interpersonal skills
--  Must be comfortable in a corporate environment
--  Must be comfortable speaking on the phone
-- Must have access to a quiet place with a phone line or cell phone
-- Must have a computer with internet access
-- Must be familiar with Excel




STUDENT TRAINING
UltimateRegistry.com will submit a package to the interns that will teach them how to perform the tasks necessary to complete and get credit for this internship program. This package will include how to contact local charities and the media as follows:

Local Charities:
How to search for and contact local charities
How to find the decision makers
How to sell the program
How to help charities select products that will benefit their organization

Local Media:
How to search for and find local newspapers and radio & television stations
How to ask for the correct person to present the program
How to write and submit a press release to the media
How to follow up with the media
How to track sales calls
How to create a progress report



STUDENT EXPECTATIONS

At a minimum, we expect student interns to perform the following tasks:

8 Activities per hour
Find the correct decision maker at each charity
Explain the program and follow up with an e-mail
Get at least one charity to a create a registry page for each hour worked
Get at least one local newspapers, tv station or radio station to do a segment on the program
Send an easel sign to the charities to advertise the program to their supporters
Send an e-mail describing the program so charities can advertise it to their supporters
Document each call and make progress reports using an Excel File




PROGRESS REPORT
There will be one progress report for each major city and the surrounding areas.

A progress report may contain activities from a previous intern who worked on the same city. Students will be responsible for following up on work performed by previous interns.

Students will be expected to fill out a Progress Report which will contain the contact information and account activities for each intern who has worked in that area. It will also contain the “Total Number of Hours worked,” the “Total Number of Activities,” “The Total Number of Charities that have created a registry page,” the “Total Number of Signs Shipped to Charities,” and the “Total Media Segments” that the intern has secured.

The Progress Report will contain the name and activities of each charity. Each activity will contain the name of the intern who made the call, the date of the call, any comment or feedback about the call and the follow up date.

See the enclosed Excel file for an example of the Student Progress Report.

Intern students will send the Progress Report sheet after every 8 hours worked to the PR department at UltimateRegistry.com. Once this report has been confirmed, UltimateRegistry.com will send a “student report” so the student can get credit for his/her hours and activities.

CONCLUSION
We would like UltimateRegistry.com Service Learning Program to be certified for the community service learning program at your school, college or university.

We would like our community service learning program to be offered and advertised to all your students.

We will answer any questions that your students may have regarding the program

Students will be able to perform their duties from their home or from any quiet place. All they need is a phone and a computer attached to the internet.

Student internship efforts and progress report will be carefully monitored and evaluated by UltimateRegistry.com

UltimateRegistry.com will issue a complete evaluation for each intern that completes the required numbered of hours.

For more information, please contact Holly White by phone at 619 489 1919 x 110 or by e-mail at Holly@UltimateRegistry.com

Broadcast: International Radio & Television Society Foundation

International Radio & Television Society Foundation, Inc. | irts.org

2009 SUMMER FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

Date: May 31 - August 1, 2009
Where: New York, New York

The IRTS Summer Fellowship Program teaches up-and-coming communicators the realities of the media industry and business world through a nine-week , expense-paid fellowship , which includes practical experience and career-planning advice. Fellows gain full-time, "real world" experience at New York-based media companies. In addition, the Fellowship provides the opportunity to network with industry professionals, take related field trips, and attend panels, lectures and group discussions.

ELIGIBILITY:
The Summer Fellowship Program is competitive. Students must be college juniors, seniors or graduate students at the time of application. For detailed eligibility information, log on to our website www.irts.org and follow the link to "College Programs." http://www.irts.org/programs/sfp/sfp.html
COST: Travel, housing and living allowance included.

APPLICATION DEADLINE: December 1, 2008

Information can also be found on the IRTS Broadcast Sales Associate Program, which is held in tandem with the Summer Fellowship Program. This diversity initiative is designed to give graduating seniors a jumpstart on the management track by providing customized sales training, in addition to the regular features of the Fellowship Program.

The IRTS Foundation is a New York City-based 501(c)(3) charitable organization, which brings together the wisdom and power of today's leaders to train and educate the next generation of media and communication professionals. Our programs and diversity initiatives help ensure that the business responsible for informing, entertaining, and educating the public reaches its highest potential in this exciting digital age.

Privacy is important to IRTS Foundation. At any point, send an e-mail to submit@irts.org with "Unsubscribe" (please use all caps) in the subject line if you would rather not receive future email notices from IRTS.

IRTS Foundation
420 Lexington Avenue
New York, NY 10170

Television: Plum TV

Plum TV operates channels on Nantucket, Martha’s Vineyard, in the Hamptons, Vail, Telluride, and Aspen. Each channel operates out of the local market, designs its own local programming to highlight the issues facing each particular community and has historical stories of the place and how the influx of visitors has changed over the years. The centerpiece of each station’s programming is The Morning Show, a two-hour, daily talk show carrying interviews with local luminaries and celebrity visitors along with looking at the day ahead. Each station also has extensive coverage of the many events that make these communities special (film and wine festivals, downhill contests, concerts, polo matches, regattas, and dogsled races to name a few). Additionally, each channel displays a continually updated ticker of essential community information such as weather, ferry cancellations, beach conditions, recent snowfall, and traffic tie-ups. Furthermore, exceptional, original content with broad geographic appeal to the Plum TV audience is carried in all of our markets.

Because Plum is different, we need a different type of intern. If you want to fetch and make coffee all day, you need not apply. If you want to be an integral part of a team in a growing company and to surround yourself with some of the top entrepreneurial minds out there, let’s see if you have what it takes.

Working for Plum is a fast-paced opportunity to learn while contributing to a brand new multi-media network. So you might find yourself making live tv, documentaries, arts series, political talk, or news gathering. You will learn what it is like to build a business from the ground up.

Requirements: Our internship has been designed for juniors and graduating seniors. Please note that there is a limited number of graduating senior intern spots (only one per market). If you are a junior applying please note that you need to be registered for an internship credit through your school. You will need to supply documentation of your eligibility to participate in the internship.

For the summer internship you MUST be available to start prior to Memorial Day and remain on through August 15th or start by June 10th and continue working through Labor Day. This internship lasts the duration of the summer and housing will be provided. Please check out our website www.plumtv.com for more information on our internship.

INTERNSHIP REQUIREMENTS:
• Highly motivated, quick thinkers w/ creative personalities who can adapt to various situations
• Solid writing skills (as demonstrated in the 500 word response)
• Keen interest in TV/Film (Camera Operation and Editing ability is a major plus!)
• Demonstrated ability to work HARD and successfully in a fast-paced, high-pressure environment
• Those with the ability to perform under pressure to achieve deadlines
• Adventurous types who like to have fun while learning more

*Please note that you are allowed to request a market of personal interest to you, but this is in NO way a guarantee of placement within that market. You MUST be open to the idea that you could be placed in any one of our markets. However, if you have a family history or existing connections in a certain market make sure to let us know, but again we cannot guarantee you placement at that location.

APPLICATION DEADLINE: April 9, 2007
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS:

• Cover letter (it is imperative to indicate your dates of availability and market preference)
• Resume
• Response in no more than 500 words to one of the following questions:
a. What impact has TV had on contemporary thought and culture?
b. Much has been discussed about 'The future of television in the new Millennium.' How do you envision that future?
• Demo Tape/Additional Materials, if applicable (submissions cannot be returned)


PLEASE SUBMIT ALL MATERIALS TO:

Internship Program
c/o PLUM TV
419 Lafayette Street
Floor 7
NY, NY 10003

Please email any questions to interns@plumtv.com, please include Internship in the subject heading.

Radio: The Sound of Young America (Los Angeles)

About The Sound of Young America & MaximumFun.org

The Sound of Young America is a public radio show about things that
are awesome, distributed by Public Radio International. Past guests
on the show have included Terry Gilliam, Bob Odenkirk & David Cross,
The Flaming Lips, Built to Spill, Chuck D, Killer Mike, Devin the
Dude, They Might Be Giants, Patton Oswalt, Elmore Leonard, the
creators of the television series Veronica Mars, Stella and Battlestar
Galactica and others. MaximumFun.org also produces a number of
succesful podcasts, including the podcast of The Sound of Young
America, the talk show Jordan, Jesse GO!, and the comedy series Coyle
& Sharpe: The Imposters and The Kasper Hauser Comedy Podcast. Also,
we blog.

We're looking for a student with an active interest in the arts &
culture, including "indie" popular music, books, television, film,
comedy and so on.

Internships

The Sound of Young America is happy to capitalize on the vast
potential of our nation's young people -- specifically, the vast
potential of them to work for us for free. To further that end, we
offer a comprehensive internship program, welcoming a student each
academic semester to slave and study at our feet. (Not literally, you
will get your own desk.)

Students must commit to 24 hours per week in the summer, and 20 hours
per week in the winter or spring, working in our office in Los
Angeles' Koreatown. We prefer students who will receive academic
credit for their work. (This work incentive is our best legal
substitute for our preferred arrangement, indentured servitude.)
Interns should expect to work actively and directly in the production
of The Sound of Young America, as well as the rest of our media
empire.

Dates & Deadlines

We offer three internship periods, each approximately 3 months in
length. The Fall period runs roughly from September through December,
the Winter/Spring period from January through May, and the Summer
period from June through August. We can make some provision for
varying academic schedules as neccessary.

The Application Deadline for the fall period is August 3rd. For the
Spring/Winter period it is November 15th. For the summer period it is
February 15th. Decisions will be made within four weeks.

Application

Please provide a resume, along with two references, as well as a cover
letter not longer than 500 words describing why you are interested in
the position. Please also (briefly) list any experience you may have
in radio, film/tv/internet broadcasting, or other journalism, as well
as what skills you have with a computer and whether you have any
experience editing video or audio.

Please submit this information in Microsoft Word format AND in the
body of an email to: internships@maximumfun.org.

Journalsim: Eric Breindel Award/Internship

ONE-OF-A-KIND $10,000 UNDERGRADUATE JOURNALISM AWARD
NOW ACCEPTING SUBMISSIONS

* * *

WINNERS OF THE
“ERIC BREINDEL COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY JOURNALISM AWARD,”
RECEIVE CHOICE OF INTERNSHIP AT
FOX NEWS CHANNEL OR THE NEW YORK POST, AS WELL AS RESIDENCE ASSISTANCE

The Eric Breindel Memorial Foundation is pleased to announce that applications for the
“2007 Eric Breindel College and University Journalism Award,” the nationwide undergraduate competition whose winning prize is unmatched by any institution in the country, are now being accepted.

This is the second year that the Foundation has presented this prestigious journalism award specifically created for undergraduates. The winner will secure a cash prize of $10,000, as well as a paid internship of his or her choice at either Fox News Channel or the New York Post. In addition, residential housing in New York City will be provided for the winner for the duration of the internship position, if necessary.

The Eric Breindel Memorial Foundation will present the award to the undergraduate columnist, editorialist or reporter whose work best reflects the spirit of the writings by Eric Breindel: Love of country and its democratic institutions as well as the act of bearing witness to the evils of totalitarianism.

The award, created in memory of the New York Post editor and columnist, includes opinion journalism, news coverage and online articles. It is open to undergraduate writers and reporters of all political convictions and backgrounds, and submissions may include college newspapers, magazines or periodicals as well as college online articles published on accredited college institution Web sites. The award recognizes the editorial pursuit of freedom and American ideals.

The winner is chosen from hundreds of applicants received from across the country and is announced at a reception in New York City in June. Last year’s reception was hosted by Rupert Murdoch, Chairman & CEO, News Corporation, Lally Weymouth, Senior Editor of Newsweek, and Roger Ailes, Chairman of Fox News Channel and Fox Television Stations. New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg gave remarks at the reception.

Last year’s winner, Matt Mireles, is a native of California and a junior at Columbia University in New York. Mireles won with his extraordinary piece chronicling the return of a veteran who fought on the frontlines in Iraq titled, “From Combat to Columbia.” As the winner, Mireles chose an internship at Fox News Channel where he worked during the summer of 2006; he expects to graduate with a BA in Political Science in May 2008.

The undergraduate award is modeled after the Foundation’s professional competition “The Eric Breindel Award for Excellence in Journalism.” Past winners include: Mark Steyn, Internationally Syndicated columnist; Claudia Rosett, Journalist-in-Residence for The Foundation for the Defense of Democracies; Deputy Editor, Editorial Page of The Wall Street Journal, Daniel Paul Henninger; Editor-at-Large of The Atlantic Monthly, Michael Kelly (posthumously); Boston Globe columnist Jeff Jacoby; Managing Editor of the National Review, Jay Nordlinger; and Victor Davis Hanson, best-selling author and freelance writer

Those who wish to be considered should submit no more than two editorials, columns or news stories, per person, written in the 2006-2007 academic year. Articles specifically produced for and published by an established newspaper or magazine Web site will be accepted as will Internet exclusive material. All rules governing submissions appear on the attached page. A confidential panel of judges appointed by the Foundation will judge the entries. The winner will be announced in June 2007.

ABOUT ERIC BREINDEL

In 1977, Eric Breindel graduated magna cum laude from Harvard College, where he was editorial chairman of the Harvard Crimson and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. After receiving his A.B. from Harvard, Eric studied politics at the London School of Economics. He went to Harvard Law School where he received his J.D. in 1982.

Eric Breindel became the Editorial Page Editor of the New York Post in 1986. Breindel was appointed Senior Vice President of News Corporation in 1997. His nationally syndicated column appeared
weekly in the Post and he was the moderator of a weekly national
public affairs television program, Fox News Watch, on the Fox News Channel. A book of his columns, titled A Passion for Truth: The Selected Writings of Eric Breindel, was published in 1998.

The Breindel Foundation is a 501 (c) 3 tax-exempt entity based in New York City.

FOR AN APPLICATION OR QUESTIONS, PLEASE CONTACT GERMAINE FEBLES AT (212) 843-8031 OR GO ONLINE TO WWW.NYPOST.COM.
Eric Breindel College and University Journalism Award

Competition Criteria:

The Object: Work which best reflects the spirit that animated the writings of
Eric Breindel: Love of country and its democratic institutions as well as the act of bearing witness to the evils of totalitarianism.

Eligibility: Must be a student at an accredited institution in the United States at the time the pieces were written. Entries must have been published in the 2006-2007 academic year.

Award: One prize of $10,000, plus a paid internship at either Fox News Channel or The New York Post. Residential housing will be provided for the winner for
the duration of the internship position, if necessary. Winner will be decided by a panel of judges appointed by the Eric Breindel Memorial Foundation.

Deadline: Postmarked Friday, April 27, 2007.

Winner: Will be announced in June 2007.

Submissions: No more than 2 editorials, columns or news stories per person. Articles specifically produced for and published in a newspaper, magazine Web site will be accepted. Internet exclusive material (articles published online, but not in a corresponding print source of the same name) may be submitted if the Site is accredited by a college or university at the time of the submission's postmark. If a team was involved in the writings, only one name should appear on the entry form. There is only one category. There can be more than one participant from a publication. “Letters to the Editor” are not eligible.

Submission Requirements:
Two copies should be submitted. The original article with the name and date of the publication, or a photocopy of such. The second copy must be submitted on 8_ x 11 white paper, which can be taken directly from your computer or typewriter. Entries require an original or photocopy of article as it appeared.

E-mail entries will not be accepted.

Mail: Mail submissions with entry form to:
Eric Breindel Memorial Foundation
1211 Avenue of the Americas, 9th fl.
New York, NY 10036

Questions or
Application : Contact Germaine Febles, 212-843-8031 or
gfebles@Rubenstein.com or go online to
www.nypost.com.



ERIC BREINDEL COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY JOURNALISM AWARD

ENTRY FORM

NAME:_______________________________________________________________________

UNIVERSITY: ________________________________________________________________

DATE OF GRADUATION:__________________________ FULL TIME STUDENT: Y / N

CURRENT ADDRESS: (Valid from:____________________ To______________________)

______________________________________________________________________________

PERMANENT ADDRESS:___________________________________________________________________

PHONE NUMBERS: (Home)____________________ (Cell) _________________________

(Fax)_____________________ (Email) __________________________

NUMBER OF ENTRIES (Up to 2): _________

BRIEF DESCRIPTION AND DATES OF ENTRIES:

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

WHERE DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THIS AWARD?
______________________________________________________________________________

I, the undersigned, attest that all work submitted is my own and certify that all statements on this entry form are correct.


_______________________________ _____________
Signature of Entrant Date

International Radio & Television Society Foundation

International Radio & Television Society Foundation, Inc. | irts.org

2010 SUMMER FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

Date: June 6 - August 7, 2010
Where: New York, New York

The IRTS Summer Fellowship Program teaches up-and-coming communicators the realities of the media industry and business world through a nine-week , expense-paid fellowship , which includes practical experience and career-planning advice. Fellows gain full-time, "real world" experience at New York-based media companies. In addition, the Fellowship provides the opportunity to network with industry professionals, take related field trips, and attend panels, lectures and group discussions.

ELIGIBILITY:
The Summer Fellowship Program is competitive. Students must be college juniors, seniors or graduate students at the time of application. For detailed eligibility information, log on to our website www.irts.org http://pull.xmr3.com/p/2360-FCBC/33006234/http-www.irts.org-.html and follow the link to "College Programs." http://www.irts.org/programs/sfp/sfp.html

COST: Travel, housing and living allowance included.

APPLICATION DEADLINE: December 1, 2009, 11:59PM

Information can also be found on the IRTS Broadcast Sales Associate Program, which is held in tandem with the Summer Fellowship Program. This diversity initiative is designed to give graduating seniors a jumpstart on the management track by providing customized sales training, in addition to the regular features of the Fellowship Program.

The IRTS Foundation is a New York City-based 501(c)(3) charitable organization, which brings together the wisdom and power of today's leaders to train and educate the next generation of media and communication professionals. Our programs and diversity initiatives help ensure that the business responsible for informing, entertaining, and educating the public reaches its highest potential in this exciting digital age.

Baltimore Ravens Internships

http://www.baltimoreravens.com/About/Employment/Internships.aspx

The Baltimore Ravens purpose is to provide hard-working, dedicated candidates with internship opportunities to experience the work environment of a professional NFL department. Upon completion of the internship, it is our hope that the knowledge learned is one that provides great value and expertise towards future career endeavors in the sports industry.

The following expectations are required of all Baltimore Ravens interns:

•Must be at least 18 years old
•At least a junior in a 4-year degree seeking program at an accredited college or university
•Ability to work nights, weekends, evenings and holidays
•Superb organization, passion for sports, strong communication skills and ability to multi-task
•Punctuality and accountability each day
•Professional and mature conduct
•Impeccable trustworthiness
•Positive, can-do attitude
•Must enjoy and thrive working in a team environment

The following is a list of internships offered by the Baltimore Ravens. Each internship varies by department and position requirements vary by internship. Most internship opportunities, along with detailed internship descriptions, are posted at on the Employment page starting in February of each year. Resumes are only accepted when positions and/or internships are open. Unfortunately, we are unable to keep resumes on file for future positions. Most internships are filled by May of each year. Unless otherwise noted, please direct all inquiries to employment@ravens.nfl.net. No phone calls please.

Broadcasting
2 positions available each semester

Description: Assisting with day to day activities within the broadcasting department including: field shoots, possible game day production assistance, logging, charting and linear editing. Internships will last one semester and student must be able to obtain college credit.Thank you for your interest in the Baltimore Ravens. As opportunities (full-time, part-time and internships) within the front office become available they will be posted here. Please check back often to see what is available.

Requirements: Must be at least a junior in college with a major in broadcasting or television production/editing or related field. Reliable, trustworthy, self-motivated and organized. Must be able to work 20 hours per week, including some weekends. Must have working knowledge of professional football.

Duration / Hours: Seasonal-Fall or Spring semester / 20 hours per week / Unpaid-College Credit

Community Relations
1 position available

Description: Assists with day to day activities within department including: planning, organizing and execution of training camp, responsible for community group involvement, handle community requests via phone, e-mail, fax and/or mail, compose press releases, maintain databases for appearances and donation requests and attend appearances and community events on behalf of the Ravens.

Requirements: Have graduated from a 4-year degree seeking institution by the start of internship or currently enrolled as a senior. Prior experience in sports management/community relations is recommended. Prior experience in customer service.

Duration / Hours: July-January / 20-25 hours per week

Corporate Sales
1 position available

Description: Assists with day to day activities within department including: planning, organizing and execution of training camp, responsible for community group involvement, handle community requests via phone, e-mail, fax and/or mail, compose press releases, maintain databases for appearances and donation requests and attend appearances and community events on behalf of the Ravens.

Requirements: Dynamic, outgoing, self-motivated with outstanding communication and organizational skills. Experience with Microsoft office and strong writing skills. Bachelor’s degree in business, sports management or related field.

Duration / Hours: May-February / 40+ hours per week

Equipment
6-8 positions available

Description: Assists Equipment Manager(s) with all duties associated with department including: preparing lockers, washing/folding laundry, preparing/cleaning field before and after practice.

Requirements: Reliable, trustworthy, hardworking and dedicated. Must be at least a junior in college. Students seeking degree in sports management or related field preferred.

Duration / Hours: Training Camp (4 weeks in July-August) / 65+ hours per week

Football Video Operations
1 position available

Description: Assists with all day to day activities within department including: game tape digitizing and logging, DVD production and duplication, preparing game day equipment, videotaping practice, and tape management.

Requirements: Familiarity with game of football and knowledge of video operations (including cameras and editors) either obtained through college or on-the-job training. Good attention to detail, timeliness and impeccable trustworthiness.

Duration / Hours: July-January / 60+ hours per week during Training Camp, 40+ hours per week during the regular season

Graphic Design
1 position available

Description: Assists and collaborates with our current design and marketing team to successfully execute marketing and brand campaigns and/or publications. Designer is responsible for brainstorming and mocking up new and creative design ideas, brand marks and marketing campaigns. The individual will have to adjust designs in a timely manner to fit the organizations needs or taste.

Duration / Hours: July-February / 40+ hours per week during the regular season

Now Accepting Applications

Marketing (Seasonal)
2 positions available

Description: Assists with day to day operations of department including: aiding with planning, preparation and execution associated with Training Camp, game days and Ravens events, administrative duties to include: mailings, data input, email requests, fan requests, event organization and other duties as assigned.

Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in marketing or related field with a minimum GPA of 3.0 and experience in sport management via minor, clubs, involvement in campus activities or leisure.

Duration / Hours: June-January / 40+ hours per week

Marketing (Training Camp)
6 positions available

Description: Assists with daily operations of Training Camp including: set-up/break down, meet and greet clients/ guests, ensure fan fun, promote and solicit sign-ups for Ravens affinity groups.

Requirements: Have at least completed junior year or higher at a 4-year degree seeking university and maintained a minimum 3.0 GPA. Experience in sport management via minor, clubs, involvement in campus activities or leisure.

Duration / Hours: Training Camp (4 weeks in July-August) / 40+ hours per week

Marketing (Gameday)
6 positions available

Description: Assists with game-day operations of Ravens marketing promotions and events including: Ravens Walk, hospitality tent entertainment, promote and solicit sign-ups for Ravens affinity groups, set-up and break down of promotions.

Requirements: Must be enrolled in 4-year degree seeking institution studying business, communications, marketing or related field. Experience in sport management via minor, clubs, involvement in campus activities or leisure.

Duration / Hours: August-January (Game days only) / Unpaid

New Media
1 position available

Description: The New Media intern will assist in the day to day operations of baltimoreravens.com and coordinating new media technologies.

Requirements: Will be highly collaborative, have strong writing skills, be proficient user of Photoshop, have solid knowledge of social networking platforms and previous experience using a CMS. This is not a broadcasting or I.T. position.

Duration / Hours: June-May / 40+ hours per week

Operations
1 position available

Description: The operations department is responsible for planning the logistics for the organization including travel, housing, facilities, catering, grounds, security and guest accommodations. This position will assist department with day to day activities including: training camp planning, set-up, execution and day-to-day management.

Requirements: Strong organizational skills, excellent communication skills, proficiency in Microsoft office products and general office tasks. Applicants must have a valid driver’s license, a clean driving record and a clear schedule for the duration of training camp. Applicants must be a junior or senior in college. A sports background is preferred but not necessary.

Duration / Hours: Training Camp (4 weeks in July-August) / 65+ hours per week

Public Relations
4 positions available (Training Camp) / 2 positions available (Season)

Description: Assists with day to day operations of department including: general PR staff support, Ravens daily clips execution, interview facilitation, team research, website assistance, compose press releases or stories related to team, media conduits and administrative duties including answering phones and mail.

Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in public relations, journalism or related field; candidates should at least be entering their senior year. Prior experience in sports communication, including internships with PR, sports info or journalism. Superior writing and communication skills. In-depth knowledge of professional football and sports media. Must provide at least 2 writing samples with cover letter and resume. 4 candidates are selected for Training Camp. Of the 4, 2 are selected for season-long internships.

Duration / Hours: Training Camp (4 weeks in July-August) and Season (August-January) / 65+ hours per week

Stadium Operations
2 positions available

Description: Assist with day to day operations of department including: game day management, special event management/attendance, guest services, quality control for housekeeping, quality control of maintenance and suites, assist in managing snow removal crews.

Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in management/stadium management or related field. Microsoft office proficiency a must. Ability to life up to 50lbs. This position also requires a lot walking.

Duration / Hours: May-February / 40+ hours per week

Ticket Operations
4 positions available

Description: Assist with day to day operations of department including: phone coverage, customer service, phone solicitation, filing, mailing of ticket related materials, order & payment processing, ticket distribution, account maintenance, general assistance and event assistance.

Requirements: Have at least completed junior year or higher at a 4-year degree seeking university and maintained a minimum 3.0 GPA. Experience in sport management via minor, clubs, involvement in campus activities or leisure.

Duration / Hours: Varying, 3 months-1 year (May-May) / Minimum of 24 hours per week, Up to 40+ per week

The selection process begins each year around January 1st and is completed by the end of April.

Training/Medical

5-7 positions available

Description: Assist with day to day operations of department during Training Camp: including prepping training rooms, stocking supplies, and providing water to players during practice.

Requirements: Have at least completed junior year or higher at a 4-year degree seeking university and maintained a minimum 3.0 GPA in physical therapy, medical training or related field. Experience with athletes a must. Resumes are accepted in December of each year.

Duration / Hours: Training Camp (July-August) / 60+ hours per week

The Baltimore Ravens are an equal opportunity employer.

Journalism/Broadcast: Emma Bowen Foundation (PAID)

The Emma L. Bowen Foundation is currently seeking high school juniors, high school seniors, and college freshman for PAID summer internships in television, radio, or cable stations in various US cities (see attachment for list of cities). Eligible students must have a 3.0 or higher GPA, an interest in media, and plan or currently attend a 4- year college. Selected candidates will work every summer throughout their college years, as well as earn an hourly salary and
matching scholarship dollars to help pay for college expenses.

Please visit our website: www.emmabowenfoundation.com to learn more about
our program and to obtain an application. The application deadline is February 16, 2007.

The Foundation's mission is to create career opportunities in the media industry for minority youth through a program that focuses on scholastic achievement, direct work experience and professional development.

Since 1989, we have successfully placed hundreds of high school and college students in various media companies throughout the United States.

Public Relations/PR: Baltimore Symphony Orchestra

BSO Public Relations Internship—Summer 2007

Proposed term: early June to late August (some flexibility)

Weekly hours: An average of 20 hours per week (2.5 days in office)

Compensation: $50/week, plus access to BSO concerts and events, academic credit if applicable

Location: Position is based in Baltimore; possibility of travel to concerts in N. Bethesda, Md. and Cockeysville, Md.

Open to: Students who have completed at least 1 year of college; graduate students

About the BSO: The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is internationally recognized as having achieved a preeminent place among the world's most important orchestras. The 2006-2007 season marks the orchestra’s first season with Music Director Designate Marin Alsop, who made international headlines in 2005 when she became the first female to lead a major American symphony orchestra. The BSO performs year-round at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall (Baltimore, Md.) and at the Music Center at Strathmore in North Bethesda, Md. Concerts and series include a full range of classical series, pops programming, family and youth concerts, special events and presentations.

About the PR department: The BSO public relations department is responsible for the organization’s public image and for strategic media relations surrounding all Orchestra programming, special events, presentations, major announcements and more.

The PR intern's responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
• Preparation and distribution of press clippings
• Writing and editing monthly calendars and press releases
• Organizing distribution of press materials
• Participation in promotional planning and strategy sessions
• Developing feature story ideas
• Working with journalists, photographers and television camera crews

Intern will also assist with clerical and general public relations tasks. The PR intern is supervised by the Publicist.

Ideal candidates will have: strong writing, organizational and interpersonal skills; basic facility with computers and technology; impeccable attention to detail; positive energy and a willingness to “pitch in” wherever needed. Candidates should also have an interest in gaining valuable and direct experience in the PR office of a major performing arts organization.

* * * * * * * * *

Interested candidates should submit cover letter, résumé and writing sample(s) (2-5 pages in length) to BSO Publicist Michelle Pendoley—mpendoley@baltimoresymphony.org.

Journalism: Spanish Language Internships

PAID INTERNSHIPS AT SPANISH-LANGUAGE PAPERS
· SCHOLARSHIP MONEY AVAILABLE
· INTENSIVE TRAINING AT THE UNITY ’08 CONVENTION



Cover the Latino Community and National Hispanic Issues, Apply Today for the NAHJ/NHPF Ford Blue Oval Internships

The National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) and the National Hispanic Press Foundation are teaming up for the third year in a row to support Latino journalism students interested in interning with a Spanish-language newspaper or a Hispanic publication in English. The internship program, sponsored by Ford Motor Company Fund, will give four students the opportunity to spend 12 weeks in the nation’s capital this summer, covering local Latino communities and national Hispanic issues. They will also participate in a week-long intensive journalism training at the UNITY ’08 Convention in Chicago, July 23-27.

The interns will receive a weekly stipend, housing in Washington, D.C. travel between Washington and their home city, and travel, lodging and meals to attend the training at the UNITY ’08 Convention in Chicago.
The 2007 class of interns chronicled the latest developments in the immigration reform debate, covered hearings and issues in the Capitol on a myriad of issues, informed readers about employment trends, women’s issues and problems with their children’s education, and wrote extensively about the performance of local and national soccer teams, including the game in Washington featuring international soccer star David Beckham.
For more information: http://www.nahj.org/nahjnews/articles/2008/February/Ford08.shtml

POSTMARK DEADLINE: March 15, 2008
Ø NAHJ Y NHPF INAUGURAN EL TERCER AÑO DE PASANTÍAS EN PERIODISMO CON FORD MOTOR COMPANY
La National Association of Hispanic Journalists, NAHJ (Asociación Nacional de Periodistas Hispanos) y la National Hispanic Press Foundation (Fundación Nacional de Prensa Hispana) han inaugurado el tercer año del programa de pasantías que llevan a cabo con todo éxito para estudiantes latinos de periodismo interesados en entablar carreras en los medios informativos en español o en publicaciones hispanas en inglés. Para el programa auspiciado por Ford Motor Company se seleccionarán cuatro estudiantes para pasar 12 semanas en la capital del país cubriendo las comunidades latinas locales y asuntos de interés hispano a nivel nacional. También participarán en una semana de entrenamiento intensivo en la Convención UNITY ’08 en Chicago, del 23 al 27 de julio.
Los pasantes recibirán un ingreso semanal, vivienda en Washington, D.C. y transportación aérea entre la ciudad de origen del estudiante y Washington. Además, se le cubrirán los gastos de viaje, hospedería y comidas para asistir a la Convención UNITY ’08 en Chicago.
La clase de pasantes del 2007 hizo reportajes relacionados al debate sobre la reforma migratoria, cubrió vistas y varios temas en el Capitolio, informó a los lectores sobre tendencias de empleo, temas de la mujer y problemas con la educación de los hijos, y reportó ampliamente sobre los equipos de fútbol locales y nacionales, incluyendo el partido en Washington en el que se destacó David Beckham, estrella internacional de este deporte.
Para más información y para descargar la solicitud: http://www.nahj.org/nahjnews/articles/2008/February/Ford08esp.shtml


Earn Money for College, Apply for an NAHJ Scholarship!

Since the inception of the Rubén Salazar Scholarship Fund and Educational Programs in 1986, NAHJ has awarded more than $1.4 million to 525 students. With these scholarships, NAHJ encourages and assists Latino students pursuing a career in journalism. Hispanics remain woefully underrepresented in mainstream U.S. newsrooms and with these scholarships, NAHJ wishes to help more qualified Hispanic students move from the classroom to the newsroom. Apply today! The awards range from $1,000 to $5,000. APPLICATION DEADLINE: MARCH 31, 2008

For more information about NAHJ’s scholarships please visit: http://www.nahj.org/educationalprograms/nahjscholarships.shtml


Don’t Miss Your Chance to Get Training and Cover the Industry’s Largest Gathering of Journalists, UNITY ‘08

Work in a “converged” newsroom at the UNITY ’08 Convention and meet hundreds of professional newspaper, radio, TV and online journalists. This experience can be yours if you apply for, and are accepted into, the UNITY ’08 Student Projects, which run from July 20-27 in Chicago. UNITY will pay for participants’ meals, travel and lodging.

The UNITY ’08 convention will be the largest gathering of journalists in the country and a great opportunity to learn newsroom skills from veterans. The UNITY web publication will become the main medium for students’ content and a prime source of news and information about this historic gathering for convention participants and online users across the country. Students will also continue publishing a daily newspaper and producing radio and a television newscast while also being trained in video, audio, webcasting, podcasting and a mix of multimedia skills that are now key to building a solid résumé.

APPLICATION DEADLINE: MARCH 31, 2008. For more information and to apply: http://www.nahj.org/educationalprograms/conventionprojects.shtml

New York Mets video production

NEW YORK METS VIDEO PRODUCTION INTERNSHIP

INTERNS WILL GAIN VALUABLE EXPERIENCE WITH A PROFESSIONAL SPORTS FRANCHISE; THIS INTERNSHIP IS
NON-PAYING, BUT ALL INTERNS WILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO EARN COLLEGE CREDIT

INTERNS WILL BE ASKED TO HAVE A BACKGROUND IN THE COMMUNICATIONS, TELEVISION, VIDEO PRODUCTION AND/OR GRAPHIC DESIGN FIELD

THE METS VIDEO PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT IS LOOKING FOR SERIOUS STUDENTS WHO ARE MOTIVATED, ENERGETIC AND
WELL-ROUNDED

VIDEO PRODUCTION INTERNS WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR:
• RESEARCHING AND EDITING VARIOUS VIDEO FOOTAGE FOR METS SCOREBOARD FEATURES USING AVID
• USING THEIR CREATIVE SKILLS FOR GRAPHIC DESIGN
• ARCHIVING THE TAPE LIBRARY
• LOGGING TAPES
• ASSISTING WITH THE PRODUCTION OF DIAMONDVISION / SCOREBOARD
• WORKING WITH OUR IN-STADIUM CAMERAS

• INTERNSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE DURING THE WINTER, SPRING, SUMMER AND FALL

Greg Romano
New York Mets
Associate Producer, Entertainment
Phone Number: 718-803-4051
E-Mail: gromano@nymets.com

Profiles PR/Events/Marketing

Public Relations/Marketing/Special Events Position

Employer: Profiles, Inc.
Coordinator: Bridget Forney/Jessie Benson, Junior Account Managers
Address: 3000 Chestnut Ave., Ste. 201, Baltimore, MD 21211
Phone: (410) 243-3790
Salary: credit and/or experience only
Hours: Flexible; Part-time or Full-time

Company Profile:
Profiles, Inc. is a full-service public relations, marketing and special events company with expertise in developing programs for corporate clients, non-profit organizations and individuals. Some of our clients include: Kennedy Krieger Institute, University of Baltimore, Baltimore School for the Arts, American Craft Council, Palm Beach Show Group, Maryland Athletic Club, The National Aquarium, RA Sushi and Saint Agnes Hospital. Specific services provided by Profiles, Inc. include:

* Special events planning and implementation
* Press management and media relations
* Development of marketing and communications plans
* Advertising: creative development, design, copywriting and production
* Media Placement
* Strategic Planning

For more information on Profiles, Inc., please visit us online at www.profilespr.com.

Description of Duties:
The applicant’s responsibilities include, but are not limited to: preparation and distribution of press clippings; organizing distribution of press materials; writing and editing press materials, including releases; participation in promotional planning and strategy sessions; developing feature story ideas; working with journalists, photographers and television camera crews; and database management. The intern will also assist with clerical and general support needs of Profiles, Inc.

Qualifications:
Applicant should possess strong writing, organizational, and interpersonal skills and have an interest in gaining valuable and direct experience at a public relations/marketing/special events company.

Applicant should send a cover letter, resume,
and, if possible, a writing sample to:

Jessie Benson/Bridget Forney
Profiles, Inc.
3000 Chestnut Avenue, Ste. 201
Baltimore, MD 21211
or via email to:
Jessie@profilespr.com
Bridget@profilespr.com

Public Relations/Event Planning/Marketing: Profiles, Inc.

Employer: Profiles, Inc.
Coordinator: Jamie Watt, Account Executive
Address: 3000 Chestnut Ave., Ste. 201, Baltimore, MD 21211
Phone: (410) 243-3790
Salary: credit and/or experience only
Hours: Flexible; Part-time or Full-time

Company Profiles:
Profiles, Inc. is a full-service public relations, marketing and special events company with expertise in developing programs for corporate clients, non-profit organizations and individuals. Some of our clients include: Kennedy Krieger Institute, University of Baltimore, Baltimore School for the Arts, Eddie’s of Roland Park, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Let’s Dish!, American Craft Council, Palm Beach Jewelry & Antique Show and St. Agnes Hospital. Specific services provided by Profiles, Inc. include:

* Special events planning and implementation
* Press management and media relations
* Development of marketing and communications plans
* Advertising: creative development, design, copywriting and production
* Media Placement
* Strategic Planning

For more information on Profiles, Inc., please visit us online at www.profilespr.com.

Description of Duties:
The applicant’s responsibilities include, but are not limited to: preparation and distribution of press clippings, organizing distribution of press materials, writing and editing press materials, including releases, participation in promotional planning and strategy sessions, developing feature story ideas, working with journalists, photographers and television camera crews and database management. The intern will also assist with clerical and general support needs of Profiles, Inc.

Qualifications:
Applicant should possess strong writing, organizational, and interpersonal skills and have an interest in gaining valuable and direct experience at a public relations/marketing/special events company.

Applicant should send a cover letter, resume,
and, if possible, a writing sample to:

Jamie Watt
Profiles, Inc.
3000 Chestnut Avenue, Ste. 201
Baltimore, MD 21211
or via email to:
jamie@profilespr.com

Broadcast/TV/Radio/Journalism: Gtv - Howard County

Gtv, the Howard County Government Information channel, is recruiting assertive, hard-working individuals for internships.

JOB DESCRIPTION
-Assist producer in the production of TV specials and weekly news magazines
-Set up and operate studio cameras for talk shows and live county council sessions, hearings and meetings
-Assist reporters in preparing stories for "Inside Howard County"
0Assist with audio and lighting on field productions
-Hands-on, on-the-job training

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS:
-Able to commit to a 4-hour day at least 8 hours of work per week between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
-Have basic knowledge of video equipment and television techniques.

COLLEGE INTERN REQUIREMENTS:
-You must receive college credit
-You must have taken intro/production video courses
-News and feature writing coursework helpful


Please complete the application by the required deadlines and mail to:
Gtv – Howard County Government Channel
9250 Bendix Road
Columbia, MD 21045
Attn: Susan Ellerbee, Senior Producer

Radio/TV/Production: Baltimore Ravens

The Baltimore Ravens offer a fall television production internship as well as a radio production internship to help students better understand the day-to-day operations of the broadcast department for the Ravens.

Rave-TV
c/o Lauryn Lukin
Baltimore Ravens
1 Winning Drive
Owings Mills, MD 21117

Contact Jay O'Brien (CM alum) for more info: Jay.O'Brien@ravens.nfl.net