Interns are required to work a minimum of 20 hours a week and must have a deep interest in and knowledge of issues affecting the Jewish community. Interns will be given the opportunity to develop a clip file and gain an understanding of how a magazine's editorial staff operates. Washington Technology covers technology issues from a business perspective. Graduate Interns will edit, write, and report in a variety of areas. Undergraduate interns will perform general editorial assistant work and possibly some writing and reporting.
Interns write one to two published articles each week.
Application deadlines are June 15 for the fall, Oct. 15 for spring and Feb. 1 for summer. The Bureau of National Affairs , the largest privately held publishing company in Washington, is offering a paid internship for students interested in pursuing a career in journalism or publishing. Interns will work 15-18 hours a week and will be assigned to positions in BNA's editorial division where they will be responsible for writing news stories from press releases, reports, speeches and testimony. Deadline for Spring '98 applicants is October 3, 1997. Z Communication , an Arlington-based PR firm is seeking an assistant to help with writing, media lists, and research.