Native American Campus Beat Reporter

Mndailymedia; Minneapolis (MN); On-site; USD 11,000 - 131,000; Part time

Job summary

The Minnesota Daily is seeking a Native American BEAT Reporter to tell untold stories on the University of Minnesota campus. You will file three stories every two weeks, building trusted sources within the Native American community and working with editors to shape angles and sourcing.

Mentoring from HSJMC will support your growth. This position is paid by piece rate (no hourly wage) with a targeted weekly hour load of about 15 hours, offering flexible scheduling and a chance to contribute to

Qualifications

• Must be a University of Minnesota student with an interest in Native American issues.
• Experience or coursework in writing is highly encouraged.
• Familiarity with the University of Minnesota campus is preferred.
• Willing to build an active social media presence and meet deadlines.

Responsibilities

• Produce between three stories every two weeks as agreed with editor.
• Develop story ideas and maintain Native American community contacts on campus.
• Collaborate with editors to determine angles and sourcing.
• Work with mentors from the Hubbard School of Journalism and Mass Communication.
• Think creatively about news presentation (photos, graphics, etc.).
• Keep up with current beat-related issues and meet deadlines.

Skills

University student

Strong interest in news

Willing to cultivate social media

Education

University of Minnesota student

Job description

The Minnesota Daily is seeking a Native American BEAT Reporter to tell untold stories on the University of Minnesota campus. You will file three stories every two weeks, building trusted sources within the Native American community and working with editors to shape angles and sourcing.

Mentoring from HSJMC will support your growth. This position is paid by piece rate (no hourly wage) with a targeted weekly hour load of about 15 hours, offering flexible scheduling and a chance to contribute to