COMMUNICATIONS: MT. CARMEL HEALTH

Internal Communications Intern
Health care will be the second-fastest-growing industry over the next few years, according to Forbes magazine. Communicators can get in at the ground level with a health care communications internship at Mount Carmel Health System. Serving more than a half million patients each year, Mount Carmel is the second-largest healthcare system in central Ohio. Our more than 8,000 employees and 1,500 physicians utilize state-of-the-art facilities, advanced technologies and the latest procedures to serve our patients. As a mission-centered, not-for-profit organization, we work to heal patients' minds, bodies and spirits, and improve the health of the communities we serve.

Job Summary
The position Intern - Communications assists the Communications Department in implementing MCHS' internal communication to associates, managers, physicians board members, and volunteers, including producing content for strategic and organizational communication in various communications channels (e.g., publications, meetings, e-mail, intranet, bulletin boards, board reports, special events, etc.) and helping foster internal stakeholder trust, goodwill, and active engagement in support of MCHS' Mission and strategic initiatives.

Job Qualifications (Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities)
§ Education: Coursework toward a Bachelor's degree in journalism, marketing, communications, or public relations.
§ Effective Communication Skills
§ Ability to manage multiple projects and meet deadlines.
§ Excellent organizational skills.

Job and Technical Competencies

§ Internal Communication: Help implement strategic communication to internal stakeholders in support of MCHS' strategic initiatives. Special emphasis is given to internal communication that: (1) Helps foster associate engagement, (2) Helps build the desired corporate culture, rooted in MCHS' guiding behaviors and commitment to service excellence, and (3) Helps foster commitment to, and demonstrate continuing fulfillment of, MCHS' Mission, Vision and Core Values.

§ Communications Infrastructure: Help develop content a communications channels (e.g., publications, meetings, e-mail, intranet, board reports, bulletin boards, special events, etc.) that supports strategic and organizational communication to internal stakeholders.

§ All other duties as assigned.

To apply, submit resume to: insight@mchs.com
Subject Line: Internal Communications Internship
This internship opportunity is unpaid.
No telephone calls please

Beth Varcho, MS, ABC
Director of Communications
Communications & Public Affairs
Mount Carmel Corporate Services Center3rd Floor – Communications (WH305)6150 East Broad Street, Box 60Columbus, OH 43213
Phone: 614.546.3412
Fax: 614.546.4920

MARKETING - PROMOTIONS - PR - SPORTS

Dear Student,
Are you looking for an internship in the sports field? Are you interested in sport
management, communications, graphic design or public relations? The Licking County Settlers is
accepting internship cover letters and resumés for the upcoming 201 2 season. The Licking
County Settlers' home is in Newark, Ohio, about an hour and a half north of Athens and about
half hour east of Columbus. The club was founded in 2005 and is a member of the Great Lakes
Summer Collegiate League (GLSCL).
This internship is unpaid but will offer valuable experience and is open to all creative,
hardworking and determined individuals who want to gain experience in the sports field. Since it
is unpaid, housing will be available to all interns as needed.
Responsibilities include but are not limited to:
*Gameday Operations *Ticketing
*Graphic Design *Communications/Programs
*Marketing *Social Media/PR
*Promotions *Merchandise Table
When applying please note any experience in the following areas:
*Social Media (Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, Tumblr, etc…)
*Adobe Creative Suite (InDesign, I llustrator)
*Event Programming/Promotions
*Marketing
Please send both a cover letter and resumé to Will Harris at wharris1 8@gmail.com. Microsoft
Word format (.doc) is preferred. I f you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact
Will at the address above or call him at 740.403.4821 .
Thank you for your interest.
Will Harris
740.403.4821
wharris1 8@gmail.com

MARKETING - SPORTS

2012 WINTER INTERNSHIPS AVAILABLE
Burns Entertainment & Sports Marketing, Inc.
Winter Dates: Early January thru Mid May
Interviews in October
If you have a love for sports and entertainment and have aspirations to one day work in this industry, then Burns Entertainment & Sports Marketing, Inc. is the internship for you!
Burns works with the nation's largest Public Relations Firms, Corporations, Advertising Agencies, Colleges, Associations and Non-Profit Groups helping them select and hire celebrities and athletes. On a daily basis, Burns works with celebrities, entertainment agents & sports agents bringing campaigns and events to life.
Please send your resume and cover letter via e-mail to Lisa Streitmatter at:
Lisa.Streitmatter@burnsent.com
*Please check out the Burns website for additional information
www.burnsent.com

JOURNALISM--MAGAZINE

What you need to know about the
Magazine Internship Program
Only 10 percent of all Magazine Internship Program
applicants are accepted. ASME interns have distinguished
academic records and usually have extensive experience
working on city and regional magazines or websites as well
as on college newspapers or magazines.
ASME interns participate in a three-day orientation
program and learn the fundamentals of reporting, fact
checking and copy editing. Over the course of the summer,
ASME interns also attend special events in New York and
Washington and meet for lunch with top editors.
ASME interns report, edit, fact-check and copy-edit for print
and online publications. They may sometimes interview
celebrities, attend press conferences and work the red
carpet—but most of the summer they do the un-glam but
essential work of magazine journalism.
New York • Washington June 6 to August 1O
For nearly 5O years, the American Society of Magazine Editors has sponsored the Magazine Internship Program—a ten-week
program for rising college seniors at magazines in New York and Washington. Since the program was founded in1967, some1,8OO
college students have worked as ASME interns. Nearly 25O have gone on to successful careers in print and electronic journalism.
Join ThisMagazine-JournalismTradition
COLLEGE STUDENTS — Download an application form at www.magazine.org/asmeinternship
JOURNALISM EDUCATORS — Encourage your students to apply
MAGAZINE EDITORS — Make sure an ASME intern is working at your magazine next summer
The application deadline is December1,2O11.
E-mail asme@magazine.org to learn how to participate.
Colleges and Universities
Arizona State University
Columbia College, Chicago
Cornell University
Drake University
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Indiana University
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Marquette University
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University of Florida
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Magazines and websites
CBS MoneyWatch
Essence
Everyday With Rachael Ray
Family Circle
Field & Stream
Fitness
Food Network Magazine
Glamour
Good Housekeeping
Inc.
InStyle
Kiplinger’s Personal Finance
Ladies’ Home Journal
Lucky
Money
More
National Geographic
O, The Oprah Magazine
Parents
People
Popular Science
Reader’s Digest
Real Simple
Self
ShermansTravel.com
Smithsonian
Sports Illustrated
Travel + Leisure
TV Guide
Vanity Fair
2O11 PARTICIPANTS
How to Apply
Applicants must have completed their junior year of college by
June 2O12. Only full-time students with a grade point average of
at least 3.0 within their major will be considered for an internship.
Potential applicants should review the application requirements at
www.magazine.org/asmeinternship. Applications must include:
• a completed application form (application forms can be
downloaded from www.magazine.org/asmeinternship)
• a letter of recommendation from an educator who can attest to
the applicant’s abilities and experience
• no more than five clips from a college newspaper or magazine
or from a newspaper or magazine where the applicant has
interned or worked
• a nonrefundable processing fee of $25
Applications should be sent to Magazine Internship Program,
American Society of Magazine Editors, 81OSeventh Avenue,
New York, NY 1OO19. Applications must be postmarked on or
before December 1, 2O11.
How Interns Are Chosen
Besides overall academic performance, criteria used to select
ASME interns include:
• Academic training in journalism (but students shouldn’t be
afraid to apply for an ASME internship if their school doesn’t offer
journalism courses or if they’re not majoring in journalism)
• Experience in campus journalism, preferably as a reporter or
editor on a newspaper, magazine or website
• Previous internships or employment at city, regional or national
newspapers, magazines or websites
Applicants will be notified by e-mail of the selection
committee’s decision in mid-March 2O12.
What Schools Should Do
Journalism departments and career-guidance offices are asked to
recommend no more than two students for the Magazine Internship
Program. (Students do not need to be nominated by a college or
university to apply.) Letters of recommendation should be included in
each student’s application package. To ensure geographic diversity,
only one student is usually accepted from any college or university.
Internship Dates
The Magazine Internship Program Orientation begins on
Wednesday, June 6, 2O12, at ASME in New York. All ASME
interns are expected to attend orientation, including interns
assigned to magazines outside New York. Orientation concludes
on Friday, June 8.
• ASME interns begin work at their assigned magazines on
Monday, June 11; the Magazine Internship Program concludes on
Friday, August 1O.
Finances and Housing
• ASME interns are temporary employees of the magazine they
are assigned to. ASME interns are paid a minimum of $350 a
week before deductions.
• ASME interns are responsible for their own travel, housing,
meals and personal expenses. ASME arranges group housing at
New York University dormitories. Most interns live at NYU, but
some stay with family or friends. ASME also provides housing
information for students assigned to magazines in Washington.
Housing costs for the length of the Magazine Internship Program
are approximately $2,800 at New York University (costs are
comparable in Washington). A three-week deposit is required
when housing is reserved for the summer; payment must be made
in full before the scheduled move-in date.
For a complete list of application materials and
to download application forms, go to:
www.magazine.org/asmeinternship
Applications should be sent to:
Magazine Internship Program
American Society of Magazine Editors
81O Seventh Avenue, New York, NY 1OO19
The American Society of Magazine Editors is the principal organization for magazine journalists in the United States.
The 700 members of ASME include the editorial leaders of most major consumer and business magazines published in print and online.
Founded in 1963, ASME works to defend the First Amendment, protect editorial independence and support the
development of journalism. ASME sponsors the National Magazine Awards in association with the
Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.
Applications must be postmarked
on or before December1,2O11
American Society of Magazine Editors, 81OSeventh Avenue, New York, NY 1OO19
call: 212.872.3737 e-mail: asme@magazine.org

PUBLIC RELATIONS

Events Marketing Internship Position Description - 2011
Position Summary:
The Event Marketing co-op /internship position at Cox Media Group Ohio is designed to provide hands-on experience that will be mutually beneficial for both the co-op/intern and the organization. The co-op/Internship position is designed to challenge students and provide them with practical experience in the marketing and special events environment within the media industry.

Job Overview:
Cox Media Group Ohio has a terrific ground floor opportunity to break into the marketing field. This is an ideal position for marketing major who is looking for real world experience with a major media organization.

Job Responsibilities:
•Work with the Event Marketing team to assist in the implementation of internal and external events, company promotions and community partnerships.
•Position will encompass a variety of tasks, from placement of ads in our publications/products to project work, department support, and street-team (word-of-mouth) marketing of messages
•Take project lead on assigned projects/community events, coordinating and implementing a variety of tasks from initiation to completion such as ads, signage, volunteers, premiums, etc.
•Communicate with customers and peers
•Attend community marketing events and weekend/evening work as required

Minimum Qualifications:
•Working towards completion of a college degree program in business, marketing or communication
•Excellent communication skills, verbal and written
•Proficient in Microsoft Office suite, specifically PowerPoint and Excel
•Creative thinker
•Experience in event planning preferred, but not essential
•Team player with high attention to detail and follow-through
•Initiative and proactive thinking
•Ability to multi-task and work in a fast paced environment meeting deadlines
•Ability to work a flexible schedule and to work on weekends/evenings as needed
•3.0 GPA

To apply, submit resume to: coxrecruiting@coxohio.com
Subject Line: Events Marketing Internship
Please include salary requirements
No telephone calls please

MISC

Franklin County Special Olympics Internship Opportunity

The Special Olympics Intern will serve as an integral team member of Franklin County’s Special Olympics program.
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About the Internship:
• Open but not limited to students studying communications, public relations, marketing, special education, social work, or business
• Length and start dates are planned according to The Ohio State University’s quarter system
• Approximately 15 hours per week
• Great opportunity to create a job portfolio
• Only 15 minutes away from Ohio State’s campus
__________________________________________________________________
Key Objectives:
• Good verbal communication skills
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Job Description:
• Writing, editing and designing communication pieces for Special Olympics athletes, their providers, staff and parents
• Planning and management for Special Olympic practices, games, tournaments and special events
• Planning for and identifying transportation and logistics issues
• Office Operations
• Maintaining and creating posts for the Special Olympics blog
__________________________________________________________________
Application Deadlines:
The internship is based on quarters at The Ohio State University.
• Spring deadline: March 7
• Summer deadline: June 1
• Fall deadline: August 22
• Winter deadline: November 23
• Spring deadline: March 1

Special Olympics does not discriminate in employment on the basis of race, color, creed, sex, national origin, age or handicap.

Please send resumes to Ryan at Ryan.Phillips@fcbdd.org or call 614.342.5984

For additional information visit us on Facebook by searching Franklin County Special Olympics.

PHOTOGRAPHY--video editing

Photography Internship
Mid-City Electric is looking for an energetic, self-motivated, and talented student to join our marketing communications department.
The intern will be a vital asset to our marketing communications team and will have the full responsibility of capturing the essence of our business by photographing our many jobsites throughout the Columbus area. The intern will also shoot and edit a short video to be used for our website and other promotional materials. We welcome creativity and new ideas!
The ideal candidate will be a photography, photojournalism, or visual communication junior or senior who has experience both taking and editing photos. Proficiency in PhotoShop and Video Editing software is required, and candidates must submit three sample photos along with a resume and cover letter to be considered.
If selected for an interview, Mid-City will request a portfolio of work, which should accompany the candidate on the set interview day. This internship is competitively paid. A time commitment of three months or longer is desired with schedule ranging from 10-20 hours a week.

Please send your resume, cover letter, and three sample photos to Sarah Logar at slogar@midcityelectric.com. Deadline for consideration is November 10.

JOURNALISM - out of state

INSTITUTE FOR HUMANE STUDIES
AT GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY
Dear Editor,
I'm writing to let you know the Institute for Humane Studies is now accepting applications to their paid internship programs at more than 100 news organizations, new media firms, and investigative newsrooms. Applicants may also apply for funding for internships secured on their own. We're looking for talented writers of any major who support free markets and individual rights. Our two internship programs give aspiring journalists the chance to learn a range of skills to stay
competitive in the evolving news industry:
• Journalism Internship Program: Our flagship journalism program offers opportunities
in print, broadcast, new media, and investigative reporting. Program includes a stipend, a housing and travel allowance, and a seminar on career skills and freedom of the press. Spring, Summer, and Fall placements.

• Public Policy Internship Program: Writers considering a political beat can work at a think tank or policy organization in DC or one of more than 40 states, while developing a network of contacts The 10 week summer program includes two policy seminars in Washington, DC. Please pass on the euclosed brochures to your staff and post the flyers in your newsroom. More information about all programs is available at www.TheIHS.org/aspiringjournalists
For 50 years, IHS has helped undergraduate and graduate students pursue their intellectual and career goals We hope we have the opportunity to help journalists on your paper.
Cheers,

Keri Anderson
Student Coordinator
Institute for Humane Studies
3301 North Fairfax Drive Suite 440
Arlington, VA 22201
Phone: 703-993-4880 or 1-800-697-87990

Work in:
• New Media
• Investigative Journalism
• Print
• Broadcast
Past hosts included 20/20, Orange
County Register, MSNBC, DC
Examiner, Fox Cable News
www. TheIHS.org/writers

WEB - SOCIAL MEDIA

Edible Columbus
Editorial Internship
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Edible Columbus (www.ediblecolumbus.com) is a member of Edible Communities (www.ediblecommunities.com). As a quarterly publication, we celebrate the abundance of local food in our community. Through engaging stories, enticing photography and thoughtful conversation we tell the story of how Columbus eats.

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Internship Description: Edible Columbus is seeking a communications intern to handle multiple aspects of our website content management system, external communications, and our monthly events web page. We are looking for an intern with experience working with social media strategies and content management systems. The potential candidate should also have significant experience with visualizing information and designing consistent, clean and compelling content. As a member of Edible Communities, we follow certain guidelines, so the said intern must be able to work within a pre-determined structure. The internship will include updating our web pages on a weekly basis; developing and implementing social media strategies; replying to emails and corresponding directly with readers; researching food and farming events, lectures, conferences, and markets in the Central Ohio region and Ohio and posting on our website; and assisting with mailing and distribution efforts when necessary.

Qualifications: The intern candidate must possess an interest in local, seasonal foods and sustainable agriculture. They must have experience working with social media and content management systems for websites as well as examples of their own designs and development of original websites. Experience in graphic design and meticulous, excellent written and verbal communication skills are also a must. Ability to work independently and meet deadlines as well as work collaboratively with staff is essential.

The internship will require 3-5 hours per week. For questions and more details on the application process, please contact the editor, Colleen Leonardi at colleen@ediblecolumbus.com.