The station offers
three internships: 

News Intern: Works with the WUNC News staff on newscasts
covering North Carolina.  Write
broadcast copy; gather and edit newscast tape; attend and cover press
conferences and other news events; conduct research for news stories and
series; perform other administrative tasks. Requires good writing, technical
and computer skills.  Works out of
our Durham office at the American Tobacco Historic District (opposite the
Durham Bulls Athletic Park). 

“The State of Things”
Intern:  Works with the staff of “The State of Things,” a noon-time
show covering North Carolina people and issues.  Search for ideas for segments, shows and series; conduct
research for segments, shows and series; book guest; write scripts; gather vox
tape; find and prepare clips for broadcast; perform other administrative tasks.
Requires good writing, technical and computer skills.  Works out of our Durham office at the American Tobacco
Historic District (opposite the Durham Bulls Athletic Park). 

“The Story” Intern:  Works
with the staff of “The Story with Dick Gordon,” a national show produced at
WUNC.  Conduct research; edit
audio; find and book guests; conduct phone pre-interviews; schedule studio
time; find archival tape; perform other administrative tasks.  Requires good writing, technical and
computer skills.  Works out of our
Chapel Hill office near the Friday Center.

These opportunities are
open to graduate and undergraduate students.  Internships are available throughout the year and generally
last for one semester, beginning in January, May and September.  The internships are unpaid.

To apply, please mail or
e-mail a resume, references, and a letter stating why you are interested in
public radio journalism and what you want to learn from the internship.  Please indicate if you have a
preference for a specific internship. 
Send to:

Jerry Howerton Application Deadlines:

Human Resources

North Carolina Public
Radio – WUNC Spring internship: 
December 1

120 Friday Center Drive Summer
internship:  April 1

Chapel Hill, NC 27517 Fall
internship:  August 1

jhowerton@wunc.org

These positions call for persons who are deadline and detail-oriented
with strong organizational skills, have the ability to multi-task and
engage a variety of associates with self-assurance. Coolness in a
fast-paced environment is a must. These people must be proficient in
Excel, PowerPoint and Adobe. Film, TV or music industry experience is
a plus. A background check will be done. An outstanding and positive
work record is a must. We hope to hire locally and will begin the
interview process immediately. Please send resumes to David Bennett at
david@821entertainment.com and/or call the Nashville office at (615)
254-7979, 1625 Broadway, Suite 500, Nashville, TN 37203.

Brief Description:
These Account Executives will be responsible for contacting and building relationships with existing and new customers to sell local marketing and promotional programs. They will also generate new business sales by creating solutions to client’s marketing problems. They will also be responsible for collections, communicating with all departments within our organization, attending and participating in sales meetings, attending station meetings/functions and promotional events.

Requirements:
Qualified candidates will:
– Be creative and provide examples of that creativity
– Be able to individually set goals and create a plan to meet them
– Be able to establish the value of our product/listeners with customers
– Be able to establish a strong network for resources
– Be able to demonstrate strong organizational and presentation skills
– Possess excellent oral and written communication skills

Send resumes to:
Jan Smith, Station Manager
2-B PAI Park
Greensboro, NC 27409 or
jansmith@clearchannel.com

NC Policy Watch is a public policy organization with a simple mission: to change the way our elected officials debate the important issues facing North Carolina and, ultimately, to improve the quality of life in the state by convincing state leaders to make the kinds of investments in people and institutions that allow us to address our most pressing problems.

To advance this ambitious agenda, NC Policy Watch generates a steady flow of timely, accurate and hard-hitting commentaries and analyses that challenge North Carolina leaders to chart a new and better course. Most of our work is accessible on our web site (www.ncpolicywatch.com) or our blog (http://pulse.ncpolicywatch.org)

The NC Policy Watch intern will assist staff members in gathering information from various organizations, researching policy issues, attending legislative committee meetings and preparing regular communications. The successful candidate should have excellent writing and communication skills, be proficient in MS Office applications, and have an interest in public policy and a desire to improve the public discussion of important issues affecting North Carolinians. Only candidates currently enrolled in college will be considered for this position. Special consideration will be given to candidates studying journalism, law, public administration, or politics.

This is a temporary, part-time position working 10-20 hours per week from May-August, 2007. Work hours are somewhat flexible, but ideally the majority of work will be done on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at our offices in downtown Raleigh. This position pays $10 per hour and provides a parking pass.

To apply, send a cover letter, resume and an editorial commentary (300-500 words) demonstrating your passion for an issue to: A. Plummer, NC Policy Watch, P.O. Box 12800, Raleigh, NC 27605. You can also email your application to: aplummer@ajf.org.

National Public Radio (NPR) and North Carolina Public Radio-WUNC are once again sponsoring a radio journalism-training project for college students in the central North Carolina area. The project is part of NPR’s series of “Next Generation Radio” journalism training projects that are held across the country. We are looking for student journalists to serve as reporters for a five day intensive “boot-camp” May 14-18, 2007. Each participant will conceive, develop, report and produce stories for broadcast on NPR’s next generation radio web site (http://www.npr.org/nextgen) and WUNC’s web site (http://www.wunc.org).

The competitively selected participants will work under the guidance of professional journalists from NPR and WUNC. Those selected must be enrolled in an accredited college or university and must have no more than three years of journalism experience. That experience can come in the form of radio, television, print and online. The selected students must be at least 18 years of age.

“The State of Things”

“The State of Things” (SOT) is accepting applications for internships. The station is interested in aspiring radio journalists and students who are familiar with public radio and would like to give it a try. Below is a description of the internship.

SOT INTERN (reports to Senior Producer): Search for ideas for segments, shows and series; conduct research for segments, shows and series; book guest; write scripts; gather vox tape; find and prepare clips for broadcast; perform other administrative tasks. Requires good writing, technical and computer skills.

This opportunity is open to graduate and undergraduate students. Internships are available throughout the year and generally last for one semester, beginning in January, May and September. Interns work out of our Durham office at the American Tobacco Historic District (opposite the Durham Bulls Athletic Park). The internship is unpaid.

“WUNC News”

WUNC News is accepting applications for internships. The station is interested in aspiring radio journalists and students who are familiar with public radio and would like to give it a try.
Below is a description of the internship.

WUNC NEWS INTERN (reports to News Editor): Write broadcast copy; gather and edit newscast tape; attend and cover press conferences and other news events; conduct research for news stories and series; perform other administrative tasks in the newsroom. Requires good writing, technical and computer skills.

This opportunity is open to graduate and undergraduate students. Internships are available throughout the year and generally last for one semester, beginning in January, May and September. Interns work out of our Durham office at the American Tobacco Historic District (opposite the Durham Bulls Athletic Park). The internship is unpaid.

To apply, please mail or e-mail a resume and a letter stating why you are interested in public radio journalism and what you want to learn from the internship. Please indicate that you are applying for the News Internship and indicate for which time period (spring, summer, or fall). Send to:

Jerry Howerton
Human Resources
North Carolina Public Radio – WUNC
120 Friday Center Drive
Chapel Hill, NC 27517

jhowerton@wunc.org

Application Deadlines:

Spring internship: November 30
Summer internship: April 1
Fall internship: April 15

Mon – Fri, 20-40 hours per week
Duration – May – August ‘07
High Point, NC
9 Openings
Paid or college credit

Application Deadline: April 4th

Trone, a full service advertising agency with offices in High Point, is currently looking for advertising, public relations and research interns for the summer. Interns joining our team must have strong writing and verbal skills, aptitude for gathering data, assimilating information, and presenting it in a clear concise manner. Applicants must be professional, polished and mature with strong organizational skills particularly focused on attention to detail, and have an interest and desire in learning more about agency and client business.

Interns will assist an account team in delivering goals and objectives for the client’s business. They will be involved in managing the day-to-day logistics while gaining working knowledge of the agency processes and the client’s business.

This is an Equal Employment Opportunity

Interested applicants please e-mail cover letter and resume to:

Bill Trone
bill@trone.com
www.trone.com

Responsibilities:

Qualifications:
EDUCATION: Some college

PREFERRED SKILLS & CAPABILITIES: Film/video, photography, graphic design preferred. Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator knowledge a plus
YEARS OF EXPERIENCE: None
APPLICANTS SHOULD SEND: Resume and Cover letter
Application Procedure:
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