Description of Organization
The Progress-Index, with 12,000 circulation daily and Sunday, is a p.m. paper Monday through Friday and an a.m. on the weekends. The newspaper has been in existence since 1865, but we are a growing multi-media company. Petersburg is a historic town with a growing, vibrant arts community.

Intern Responsibilities
We are looking for an aggressive self-starter who can find stories and tell them in a compelling way in print and online. Coverage would include breaking news and general assignments. The reporter will be given an opportunity to look beyond daily events and uncover the trends in the coverage area and explain why it matters to readers. Must be able to handle multiple assignments, work effectively and productively under deadline pressure and a have a willingness to develop and grow as a journalist. Qualified candidates will also have an opportunity to work in multi-media with our growing online presence.

Intern Qualifications
Applicants should have strong, demonstrated writing and grammar skills and a solid grasp of AP style. Prior experience at college newspaper or freelance is helpful.

Other fall, spring and summer semesters; unpaid
20 miles from campus.

Who to Contact
Brian Couturier, Managing Editor, The Progress-Index, 15 Franklin St., Petersburg VA 23803. 804-722-5109; editor@progress-index.com

How To Contact
By email and include resume, references and work samples

Richmond magazine is accepting applications for marketing internships in the spring (Jan. through May), summer (June through August.) and fall (Sept. through Dec.) The deadline for spring applications is Dec. 8; summer applications are due April 1; fall applications are due August 8.

Responsibilities:
Marketing interns will gain firsthand experience in the promotion of Richmond magazine. Interns may be asked to do research, assist in setting up and staffing promotional events, work with our circulation manager, and help out with other office duties.

Qualifications:
A background in marketing, public relations, or communications; must be well-organized, reliable and resourceful; must be computer proficient in Word, Excel, and Internet Explorer. Three month commitment of 20 hours minimum per month is required.

Application:
Internships are not paid. Interns must receive college credit, and will be acknowledged in the magazine's masthead.

If you're a quick-learner, enjoy a fast pace, like to pitch in whenever and wherever, can manage a variety of tasks and be diligent about the details, please mail or fax your resume and cover letter, or send via email to:

Debbie McCaffrey
Marketing Director
Richmond magazine
2201 W. Broad Street, Suite 105
Richmond, VA 23220-2022
E-mail: debbiem@richmag.com

No phone calls please.

Description of Organization:
International Soccer Network is a news agency based in Northeastern Ohio that provides coverage of international soccer via an online format. The United Soccer Leagues (USL), Major League Soccer (MLS), Professional Arena Soccer League (PASL-Pro), the U.S. and Canadian Men’s National Team, CONCACAF events, and England’s Football Conference are covered on a regular basis by professional writers, photographers, and interns.
Our vision is to promote 'the beautiful game" in the United States and Canada, sharing our passion and expertise for the game. Our agency depends on the Internet for the distribution of information. Our website is supplemented by social networking applications and radio/podcast appearances.

General Job Duties of Sports Journalism Interns:
Compose match reports for home games
Create feature articles
Conduct interviews with players, coaches, and front office staff
Build positive relationship between fans and our agency
Compose offseason reports (season reviews, season previews)
Evaluate press releases for newsworthiness
Attend press conferences and Media Day events (as needed)
Utilize social networking platforms to provide an alternative format for our news distribution

Qualifications for Applicants:
Effective writing skills
Knowledge of social networking applications (Twitter, Facebook, blogs, etc.)
Knowledge of soccer or willingness to learn about the sport
Internship Training includes:
Editorial review of all published content
Frequent discussion of the writing process/sports writing techniques
Instructional materials (available upon request)

Contact:
Gary L. Moody Jr., M.Ed.
Editor, International Soccer Network
"Your Source for the Beautiful Game"
editor@internationalsoccernetwork.com
330-205-2446

Are you bilingual in Spanish and English? Would you like to work for a radio station that is active in the Latino community?

WBTK "Radio Poder" 1380 AM is a family-friendly Spanish-language radio station here in Richmond . We are looking for people who are interested in getting started in Radio! No experience necessary - we are willing to train those who are dependable and eager to learn!

WBTK is looking for part-time weekend on-air announcers. The candidates would be responsible for the following:
 Produce our paid block programming (church ministries, sports programs, etc.)
 During times outside of paid block programming, you would be on-air playing music and taking calls from listeners and requests from listeners all around the world via the Internet. Creativity is encouraged!

If you are interested in this opportunity, please send your resume to:
WBTK Radio
3600 West Broad Street
Richmond , Virginia 23230
(804) 353-8544 Phone
glenm@wbtk.com

The Richmond SPCA is seeking an intern for the Spring 2010 semester. This internship provides excellent opportunities to gain experience in the nonprofit arena and to develop your portfolio. Intern will work within the development and community relations department, which handles the following roles for the organization: fundraising, marketing, and public/media relations. Primary responsibilities will include using multimedia and social media tools to promote Richmond SPCA programs, services and events. Applicants should have use of their own digital camera and laptop.

Description of the Organization:
The Richmond Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA), founded in 1891, is a non-profit, no-kill humane organization. As a national leader in humane care and education, the Richmond SPCA is aggressively tackling the problem of pet overpopulation through education, adoption, rehabilitation and spay/neuter. The organization saves the lives of 3,000 homeless animals each year and cares for approximately 350 cats and dogs daily. For more information, please visit www.richmondspca.org.

General job duties of intern:
 Create visual and audio slide shows/movies for use online.
 Take photographs of events and services for web and other uses (camera not provided).
 Conduct and record audio interviews of events and services for web and other uses (equipment provided).
 Assist with social media (help post to Facebook, Twitter, YouTube).
 Assist with promoting special events and programs.
 Provide general office, event and project support.

Desired skills for this internship:
 Experience with video, audio and general media editing and production.
 Strong writing skills.
 Social media experience/savvy.
 Some graphic design experience (PhotoShop, Quark, etc.).
 Photography experience.
 Flexibility.
 Basic HTML and web editing skills.

Compensation:
The position is unpaid. However, it is eligible for class credit if approved by VCU. Hours are flexible but a minimum of 5 hours per week is required.

Submit resume and cover letter to:
Maya Erhardt
Manager of Community Development
2519 Hermitage Road
Richmond, VA 23220
merhardt@richmondspca.org
Fax: 804-521-0540
Phone: 804-521-1318