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The Student Press Law Center is hiring interns for the spring semester to work in its Washington, D.C.-area offices, creating content for its print and Web publications.
It is seeking strong writers, with an interest in the law and in free-press issues.
The internship pays a $2,500 living expense stipend for the term. The real reward is to work alongside some highly committed First Amendment types doing work you would love and long remember.
Details on how to apply are here:
http://www.splc.org/journalism.asp
Applications are due by October 8.
Here's a job that allows you to work with high school and college journalism/media students. The National Scholastic Press Association / Associated Collegiate Press has an immediate opening for an administrative assistant who is smart, creative, independent and efficient, preferably someone who studied journalism/media in college. The pay is about $16/hour.
