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INTERNSHIP PICK OF THE WEEK
The Society of Professional Journalists

By , About.com GuideJanuary 12, 2009

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The Hawaii chapter of The Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) has print and broadcast journalism internships available for the summer. Hawaii residents who have completed their sophomore year and are attending college in Hawaii or anyone who has completed high school in Hawaii and is attending college in Hawaii or elsewhere, are given first preference for all positions.

Location:

Honolulu, Hawaii

Benefits:

Interns working at various newspapers are paid a minimum of $3,250 for 10 week sessions, 40 hours per week. Broadcast interns work 8 week sessions, 27 hours per week, and receive $1,750. This is an opportunity to get some valuable hands on experience in journalism.

Students and new graduates interested in the field of journalism will find that employers look for candidates who have experience working in the field. By taking advantage of summer internship opportunities as well as getting some experience working on your college newspaper or other publications, students will make themselves much more attractive to employers once they graduate and begin their job search.

To Apply:

Application forms are available online. All candidates must submit an application, a letter of introduction (cover letter), samples of work, and a copy of a college transcript.

Deadline:

All applications must be postmarked no later than February 17, 2009 and mailed to:

Internship Committee
SPJ-Hawaii Chapter
c/o 1314 S. King Street #718
Honolulu, HI 96814

For more information contact: Craig DeSilva, SPJ-Hawaii's Internship chair, at (808) 282-1038 or at cdesilva@hotmail.com for more information.

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