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Community Impact is offering an Editorial Internship for aspiring journalists. Based in Texas, interns will learn from veterans, write AP-style stories, and contribute to print and online editions.
The program runs 10 weeks and involves coverage of local government meetings, community stories, and photo assignments. Applicants should be enrolled in a journalism or communications degree and have access to reliable transportation.
Description
Community Impact's internship program is an innovative experience for individuals interested in launching their community journalism careers. Our Editorial Interns have the opportunity to work with industry veterans and to learn from experienced editors. Community Impact serves over 60 communities throughout the state of Texas, and our print publications reach more than 2.5 million mailboxes per month. Throughout the program, participants get to contribute directly to our work by building their storytelling skills and diving into data-heavy assignments. Our Editorial Interns play a key role in informing our readers of important updates in their local communities.
You should apply to our Editorial Internship program if you:
Interns will finish the 10-week program with a well-rounded newsroom experience, which will include writing web stories, shadowing reporters at local government meetings, contributing stories to the print product, and writing for our highly-read Impacts and To-do List sections of the paper.
Applicants must be enrolled in college and working toward their degree or may have graduated within six months o the internship start date. Experience working for a collegiate student publication or media outlet is required.
Spring interns are part-time for 10-12 weeks and will be paid an hourly rate of $15.
Our standard work week is Monday through Friday, but some evening shifts may be required to cover council meetings.