NY Young Democrats

AES ENTERTAINMENT, THE PROFESSIONALS NETWORK and THE NETWORK JOURNAL
co-hosted by THE NY YOUNG DEMOCRATS CAUCUS OF COLOR
JOIN US AS OUR SPECIAL GUEST FOR
THE ULTIMATE UPSCALE POWER NETWORKING AFFAIR
Thursday April 13, 2006 @ 5:30pm
40/40 Club
(6 West 25th Street btwn 6th Ave and B'Way)
Please join us for an evening of star-studded power networking with some of NYs most powerful urban elite
** THIS IS AN EXCLUSIVE COMPLIMENTARY INVITE // RSVP IS REQUIRED **
RSVP at info@youngdemscaucusofcolorny.org or at 646-530-8308 for more information
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NY's newest political network for the young professional and student of color
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Editorial Internship Program

FYI: The position is based out of New York City (downtown Manhattan
area) and would require about a 3-month commitment (this is of course negotiable depending on availability). This is a great opportunity to learn about new media journalism as well as a chance to get published.
All of the details about the position (requirements, experience, education, etc.) and the company are below. If there are any undergraduates (rising junior or senior) or recent graduates that are looking for additional experience, I'd love to hear from you! Please send a cover letter, resume and 2-3 writing samples (published or not) to me (Jessica Rodriguez)at: jrodriguez@communityconnect.com
COMPANY PROFILE:
Community Connect Inc. has an immediate opening for a talented and self-motivated individual. Community Connect Inc. is a top 50 web publisher, according to Nielsen, with more than 22 million registered members across our three sites -- AsianAvenue.com, BlackPlanet.com and MiGente.com. Community Connect is the category leader for building online community destinations for U.S. ethnic groups. Our members continue to come back to these sites in order to interact with people of similar backgrounds and interests; to establish meaningful relationships; to find out about the latest news in politics, culture, music, entertainment and the job market; and to gain access to innovative tools and services.
JOB PURPOSE/OBJECTIVE:
This is an excellent opportunity for someone interested in becoming involved in Latino American media to obtain hands-on experience with all aspects of the new media production process.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBLITIES:
Job duties will include site promotional updates, content production and development, copy editing, working with the site designer and site producer, and other general site maintenance.
QUALIFICATION & SKILLS:
* Self-motivated
* Excellent communication, organizational and writing skills
* Possess strong computer and internet skills
* Passionate for Latino cultural issues
* Enthusiasm for online communities
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE:
Minimum Education Requirement:
* We are seeking a college junior or senior studying either English, Journalism, Communications, or some other related major.
* The Editorial Intern will be required to work a minimum of 20 hours a week. The internship is for college credit or we offer a stipend. We offer flexible hours.

Summer Internship Program

2006 Summer Internship Program 6/5-8/18/06

NAHPF and Smithsonian partner together for 2006 Summer Internship Program
The National Association of Hispanic Publications Foundation is partnering with the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History to co-sponsor a paid summer internship for a student who wishes to gain journalism experience with a focus on Latino issues.
Qualifications
The ideal candidate should be enrolled in an undergraduate program in journalism, public relations, communications, or a related field. Applicants should have superior written and oral communications skills in both English and Spanish. Strong Spanish language writing skills are highly desired. A strong interest in museums, education, natural and social sciences journalism, and Latino issues is preferred, as well as the ability to work efficiently with minimal supervision.
Internship Description
The intern will be stationed part-time at the NAHP office and part-time at the National Museum of Natural History every week, for eleven weeks. This is a working internship that will provide solid opportunities for an intern to write stories for the Hispanic Press News Service about the Natural History Museum's research, exhibits and educational programs relevant to Latinos.
The intern will also assume a variety of roles in daily operations, including responding to calls from the news media and general public, and media research. He or she will be expected to provide support in office maintenance, including clerical and data-entry responsibilities.
Intern Benefits
Ø Weekly stipend ($400 stipend per week).
Ø Transportation allowance to and from Washington D.C.
Application
Submit the following:
Application Form (attached)
Cover Letter
Résumé
School Transcripts
Two relevant writing samples
Deadline to receive applications
April 28, 2006
Start/End Dates
June 5 - August 18, 2006
Submit your application, essay, resume and transcript(s) via email or FAX by April 28, 2006 to: Katheryn Hernandez National Hispanic Press Foundation
1085 National Press Building Washington, D.C. 20045
Phone: 202-662-7256, Fax: 202-662-7251 katheryn@hispanicpress.org

Journalismnext.com's Job Postings

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- Richmond Times-Dispatch : Copy editor (Richmond-VA) - 03/22/06
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- Atlanta Journal-Constitution : Multimedia Services Editor (Atlanta-GA) - 03/20/06
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- The Associated Press : Regional Director for State News (Los Angeles-CA) - 03/20/06
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- The Associated Press : Newsperson for National Desk, New York (New York-NY) - 03/20/06
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- The Associated Press : Correspondent-Madison, Wis. (Madison-WI) - 03/20/06
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- The Associated Press : Lifestyles Editor (New York-NY) - 03/16/06
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- The Associated Press : News Editor, Detroit (Detroit-MI) - 03/16/06
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- Dow Jones & Company : Copy Editor (Jersey City-NJ) - 03/16/06
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- Reuters : Treasury Correspondent- Capital Markets- New York (New York-NY) - 03/16/06
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- Reuters : Municipal Bonds Correspondent-New York (New York-NY) - 03/16/06
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- Education Week : State Policy Reporter (Bethesda-DC) - 03/17/06
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- Express-Washington Post Free Commuter Daily Paper : Versatile Editor Wanted! (Arlington-VA) - 03/22/06
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- Dow Jones & Company : Associate Producer (Princeton-NJ) - 03/23/06
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- Washingtonpost.Newsweek Interactive : News Producer (Arlington-VA) - 03/20/06
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- Washingtonpost.Newsweek Interactive : Producer, Metro/Health/Education (Arlington-VA) - 03/20/06
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- City Futures : SENIOR EDITOR (New York-NY) - 03/21/06
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- Southern Poverty Law Center : Staff Writer (Montgomery-AL) - 03/22/06
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- Newspaper Association of America : Art Director (Vienna-VA) - 03/23/06
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J Camp

Please Note: Applications must be RECEIVED by Friday, April 14th. To qualify, applicants must be currently enrolled as high school freshmen, sophomores or juniors and must be 16 years of age or older, on or before July 28, 2006.
J CAMP
a high school journalism program for gifted students of color
July 29 - August 3, 2006
New York University
Application Deadline: April 14, 2006
The Asian American Journalists Association is pleased to announce J Camp, a high school journalism program for gifted students of color. J Camp is a one-of-a-kind program to develop the next generation of journalists of color. This free six-day training camp will bring together a multicultural group of high school students from across the nation to sharpen their journalism skills and work together in a unique learning environment. The curriculum consists of interactive workshops, hands-on training, and field trips.
Speakers from past camps include Pulitzer Prize-winning Watergate reporter Carl Bernstein, CNN anchor Aaron Brown, Sports Illustrated photography editor James Colton, Washington Post executive editor Leonard Downie Jr., "Dateline NBC" correspondent Hoda Kotb, "Meet the Press" moderator Tim Russert, ABC News senior correspondent Carole Simpson, Hearts Newspapers Washington columnist Helen Thomas, and Rolling Stone contributing editor Touré.
Applicants should have a keen interest in broadcasting, newspapers, magazines, photojournalism, or new media. This program is not limited to Asian American students and is open to all young journalists. Applicants must be freshmen, sophomores, or juniors for this current school year. There is no fee to apply and all costs are covered - including airfare, lodging, and meals. Students will stay in university housing during the camp week. AAJA will select a maximum of 40 participants.
For more information on how to apply, download the application form here:
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We strongly encourage you to disseminate the application materials to outstanding journalism students and programs in your networks! Please forward these applications to journalism educators as well.
Thank you for contributing to the success of this year's J Camp!
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Carol Knopes, Director of Education Projects Radio-Television News Directors Foundation 1600 K St., NW Washington, DC 20006-2838
Office: 202-467-5215
carolk@rtndf.org
Fax: 202-223-4007
RTNDF: 202-659-6510

Scholarships

Please forward this email to as many of your colleagues and students as you can. Applications were low last year; especially, for the minority scholarships and fellowships. It would be great if you could encourage your members to take advantage of this excellent opportunity. In addition to the scholarship, students will receive an all-expense paid trip to the 2007 RTNDA@NAB Convention in Las Vegas.
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RTNDF 2006 Scholarships & Fellowships
Are you in need of financial assistance next school year? Do you wish to pursue a career in electronic journalism? Are you currently a working journalist who could use some extra money? Only five weeks left to apply for the annual RTNDF scholarships and fellowships! Deadline is May 8, 2006. Contact Irving Washington at (202) 467-5218 or irvingw@rtndf.org for more information. Visit our scholarship page at http://www.rtnda.org/asfi/index.asp to download an application! In addition to the scholarship, winners will receive an all-expense paid trip to the 2007 RTNDA@NAB Convention.
FOR STUDENTS OF COLOR
$10,000 Ed Bradley Scholarship
$2,500 Ken Kashiwahara Scholarship
$2,000 Carole Simpson Scholarship
FOR UNDERGRADUATES
two Presidents’ $2,500 Undergraduate Scholarships
$1,000 Lou and Carole Prato Sports Reporting Scholarship
$1,000 Mike Reynolds Scholarship
FOR GRADUATES
$2,000 Abe Schechter Graduate Student Scholarship
FOR WORKING JOURNALISTS (CASH AWARDS)
$2,500 N.S. Bienstock Fellowship (Minorities)
$1,000 Michele Clark Fellowship (Minorities)
$1,000 Vada and Col. Barney Oldfield National Security Reporting Fellowship (Beat Reporting)
$2,000 Jacque I. Minnotte Health Reporting Fellowship (Beat Reporting)

Blacks in Media

April 6-8, 2006 New York Sheraton Hotel & Towers
New York, NY - Mar 10, 2006 When it comes to black images in the media, we are presented with a plethora of stereotypical negative images that do not accurately depict the story of blacks in America. Where does the responsibility lie in changing how the media potrays African Americans?
How does the ongoing negative imagery affect the future of our youth in America? Ask these and other questions at the Media Panel and other forums at the 8th Annual National Action Network Convention.
Media Panel: Are Blacks Projected Fairly in the Media?
Time: Thursday April 6th, 9am - 11am
Location: New York Sheraton Hotel & Towers (53rd Street and 7th Avenue)
Cost: !! FREE !!
Featuring:
Ms. Shon Gables, Anchor - CBS News
Mr. Errol Lewis, Columnist and Reporter - New York Daily News Mr. Bryan Monroe, President NABJ and Asst. VP News Knight Ridder Ms. Eleanor Tatum, Publisher - New York Amsterdam News Mr. Brian Williams, Anchor - NBC Network News Mr. Mort Zuckerman - Publisher - US News & World Report and New York Daily News
VIST WEBSITE FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ALL PANEL SCHEDULES AND FOR YOUR FREE REGISTRATION
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Spoken Word Contest

SPOKEN WORD ENTRY DEADLINE APPROACHING!!!
MONDAY APRIL 3rd
Journalist poets, Lets hear your words
Poetry and Spoken Word contest for Journalists
The First Annual NYABJ "Feel Me" Event
NYABJ is taking submissions for it's first Spoken Word Contest to take place on April 19th at the Sugar Bar, 254 West 72nd Street. Entrants must be working journalists or journalism students and must send their business card or a copy of their student ID with their selection. Please also include contact information (Name, phone email, etc.) 20 finalists will be selected to recite their piece LIVE to compete for a $300 first place cash prize at:
Location: The Sugar Bar 254 West 72nd street
Date: Wednesday night April 19th Time: at 8 pm.
Send your entry (one selection please) on a tape or CD to Gary Anthony Ramsay
165 West End Ave 12-E
NY, NY 10023
Deadline for submissions is Monday April 3rd Finalists will be notified and announced Monday April 10th
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College Prep Program

Questbridge: College Prep Scholarship for HS Juniors
www.questbridge.com
High-achieving low-income students often lack many of the resources and information available to their more affluent classmates when applying to college, such as SAT prep courses, college visits, and college summer programs. The College Prep Scholarship is designed to provide a risk-free opportunity for outstanding low-income students to explore and prepare for applying to the nation's top-ranked colleges and universities.
Who Should ApplyIf you are a high school junior who has achieved excellent academic results in the face of economic challenges, we encourage you to complete the College Prep Scholarship application.The online application will be available starting on April 15th, and will be due on May 15th.
About the ScholarshipQuestBridge will award scholarship packages to over 100 students. Packages will include one or more of the following:
Full scholarships to college summer programs
Expense-paid college visits to our partner colleges
SAT prep courses and materials from the Princeton Review
New laptop computers (Intel-based with 512 MB RAM and a 40 GB hard drive)
In addition, all qualified low-income applicants will gain access to college advice services offered by QuestBridge's counseling staff as well as access to online chats with admission officers from our partner colleges.Qualified juniors who apply for the College Prep Scholarship will also gain a head start if they subsequently choose to apply for QuestBridge’s fall 2006 College Match program, as they will be able to re-use the information they entered for the spring application. The QuestBridge College Match pairs talented low-income high school seniors with full, four-year scholarships to QuestBridge partner colleges and universities such as Amherst College, Pomona College, Rice University and Williams College.
Scholarship Award CriteriaRecipients will be chosen based on a number of different factors. Academic performance, writing ability, financial need and perseverance in the face of economic hardship are a few of the elements that will be considered.Recipients will be notified by June 1, 2006.

Journalism Exchange

Interested in gaining practical journalism experience in the U.S.?
The International Journalism Exchange is now accepting applications until June 1.
The International Center for Journalists' International Journalism Exchange will bring 10 young newspaper editors with at least five years' experience from the developing world to the United States from October 7 to November 11.
Participants will spend a week in Washington, D.C. where they will get to meet editors at major U.S. newspapers and learn about journalism in the capital. Then, they will head out to different parts of the country to work at a newspaper with about the same size circulation as the newspaper they left in their home country. There, the editors will spend one month learning about the cultural and professional aspects of reporting for a community paper in the U.S. The program ends with a two-day event in New York where, in addition to touring the city and visiting media organizations, participants will get to visit the country's most prestigious newspaper, the New York Times.
For more information and applications, contact Program Officer Dawn Wohlfarth at the International Center for Journalists, at ije@icfj.org <mailto:ije@icfj.org> , telephone +1-202-737-3700, fax +1-202-737-0530, or visit www.icfj.org/ije.html <http://www.icfj.org/ije.html> .

Mediabistro Seminars

Boot Camp for Magazine Editors New York starts March 16 Online starts June 1
In four weeks, you'll learn how to edit various styles of articles, master the assignment letter, foster strong writer-editor relationships, and manage freelancers.
Boot Camp: Writing About Pop Culture for Magazines New York starts March 21
This eight-week advanced class will explore ways of treating the subject of pop culture in writing, from the most conventional "puff piece" to the most highfalutin "consideration," from the most straightforward review or profile to the most attitudinal rant.
New York and Online classes taught by Christopher Scapelliti, executive editor of Guitar World, founding editor of Revolver, and consulting editor of Fortune Music.
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>> learn more (Online)
New York class taught by Janet Steen, former editor at Time Out New York, Details, and US Weekly.
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Copyediting
New York starts March 22
Online starts April 12
We have several copyediting classes coming up that will show you how to spot—and repair—the most common punctuation, grammatical, and stylistic mistakes. Our intro class is for those interested in learning how to master the copy test and break into the field. Our intermediate and advanced courses are designed for experienced copy editors who want to advance to the next level.
Health and Medical Writing Boot Camp Online starts April 3
This eClass is an eight-week immersion into scientific writing, with a focus on understanding lingo and interpreting medical studies to help you be the first to report on the latest health and medical stories.
Online & New York classes taught by professional copy editors at the top of their field.
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>> learn more (Online)
Online class taught by Ivan Oransky, M.D., deputy editor of The Scientist.
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Workshops with Sue Shapiro
New York starts April 4 (Intro and Intermediate/Advanced)
In just five weeks, you'll leave with at least two salable first person pieces and all the tricks to help you sell them to magazines and newspapers in NYC.
Writing for Women's Magazines
Online starts April 4
New York starts May 16
From Glamour to Good Housekeeping, women's magazines are among the most lucrative and high-profile markets, which is why this is one of our most popular classes. In this intensive workshop, you will learn how to wow editors in the so-called "pink ghetto" with the stories they want (and need).
New York classes taught by Lighting Up author Susan Shapiro, who has published her articles and essays in more than 100 publications.
>> learn more (Intro)
>> learn more (Intermediate/Advanced)
Online class taught by Julia Dahl, a reporter for Entertainment Weekly and a former editor at Redbook and Marie Claire.
New York class taught by Cara Birnbaum, freelancer for Allure, Cosmopolitan, YM, and Twist.
>> learn more (Online)
>> learn more (NY)
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Men's Magazine Writing Boot Camp New York starts April 5
To many writers, cracking the club of men's magazines is the professional grail: an opportunity to write gutsy pieces, work with storied editors and rub shoulders with the best journalists in the business. In this intensive eight week class, you'll learn how to gain admission to that club.


New York class taught by Matt Schneiderman, a former features editor at Sync magazine.
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How to Become a Red Carpet Reporter New York March 15
Ask the right questions that will make you stand out among the red-carpet reporting chaos. This seminar will cover everything from dealing with PR people to tactfully asking touchy questions.
The Secrets Behind Writing & Selling Your First Book New York March 19
In this six-hour Sunday workshop, participants bring in a one-page agent's cover letter that describes the book, provides a bio, and features the book title and subtitle, and our expert will offer her no-holds-barred critique and constructive suggestions. In the final hour of the workshop, Dutton editor Julie Doughty and agent Byrd Leavell will join in to discuss some of the most promising packets.
New York seminar taught by Kathy Ehrich Dowd, former entertainment editor at Life & Style Weekly.
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New York workshop taught by Susan Shapiro, author of two acclaimed memoirs, Five Men Who Broke My Heart and Lighting Up.
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How to Become an Arts Journalist New York March 20
Find out why the field of arts journalism is one of the most fertile for freelancers and how to get yourself into the loop.
How to Find Out Anything: The Secrets of Professional Fact-Finders New York March 27
Discover how to unearth critical data on people, companies, industries and specific subjects, as well as how to use the web and libraries' resources together to turn yourself into a formidable fact-finder.
New York seminar taught by Alana Newhouse, arts and culture editor at The Forward newspaper.
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New York seminar taught by Don MacLeod, law librarian and Internet research book author.
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Health Writing for Journalists New York March 28
From The New Yorker to Glamour, there's never been more interest in medical topics. Learn how to find the latest health studies and translate them out of medical jargon, as well as how to pitch a medical story and who to pitch it to. Brand Blogging 101 New York April 3
This seminar is designed to provide journalists, photographers, authors, editors, and publishers with low-cost marketing ideas and strategies to utilize blogs as marketing tools. New York seminar taught by Ivan Oransky, MD, deputy editor of The Scientist.
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New York seminar taught by Robb Hecht, a marketing consultant with IMC Strategies.
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How to Write a Nonfiction Book Proposal that Sells New York April 10
Find out how to capture the attention of agents and editors by writing an irresistible book proposal. This seminar will guide you through everything you need to know about what makes a proposal sell.
Copywriting A to Z: Writing for the Ad World New York April 17
Parlay your skills as a writer into copywriting cash by writing for the advertising market. Find out how to sell your words without selling your soul.
New York seminar taught by Ryan Fischer Harbage, editor at Simon & Schuster.
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New York seminar taught by Jennifer Eggers, senior copywriter at Anomaly whose clients include Virgin America, Coca-Cola and The New York Times.
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Chick Lit
New York starts March 15
This eight-week class will get you started on your own chick lit novel. Typically published in trade paperback with candy-colored covers, chick lit tends to be about the challenges of being a woman today. This class will help you get your story out there -- and in the process maybe bend the rules and push the borders.
Humor Writing Boot Camp
New York starts March 22
Online starts June 8
Write uproarious essays and articles for print, radio, and online, as well as droll, dry, and subtly ingenious comedy in other forms in this 8-week intensive boot camp.
New York class taught by Stephanie Lehmann, author of chick lit novels Are You in the Mood?, Thoughts While Having Sex, and The Art of Undressing.
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New York and Online classes taught by Brett Leveridge, author of Men My Mother Dated; contributor to This American Life and All Things Considered.
>> learn more (NY)
>> learn more (Online)
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The 12-Week Young Adult Novelist Online starts March 30
The goal is simple: start and finish your YA novel in 12 weeks within this eClass. In addition to getting help with your draft, you'll focus on writing a proposal letter that doesn't end up in the slush pile.
Travel Essay Writing
New York starts April 10
Travel essay writing is one of the most difficult forms of travel writing, but also the most rewarding. In this 8-week advanced class, you will learn what makes a travel essay work.
Online class taught by Gayle Forman, author of Sisters in Sanity, a young-adult novel due out in 2007 from Harper Collins.
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New York class taught by former Vanity Fair staffer James Sturz.
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Travel Writing Boot Camp
New York starts April 11
Online starts May 3
Students will write various forms of travel journalism, from travel-related news items to personal essays, with the goal of selling these pieces to local, regional, and national publications.
Memoir Writing
Online starts April 19 (Intermediate)
New York starts April 20 (Beginner)
In this eight-week class, learn how to use your memories to the best of your ability and how to make even the smallest life events more interesting while giving structure to your story.
New York class taught by former Vanity Fair staffer James Sturz.
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Online class taught by John Newton, editor of Conde Nast Traveler.
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Online class taught by Starlee Kine, regular contributor to the New York Times Magazine humor section.
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New York class taught by Precious Williams, writer for Glamour, Marie Claire, and London's Daily Telegraph; contributing editor for Elle (UK).
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The Haute Stuff: Intro to Fashion and Beauty Writing New York starts April 20
In this six-week intro to fashion and beauty writing, you'll learn how to court sources, how to avoid stilted prose and descriptive clichés, and how to get your work published in the glossies.
Writing Comedy for TV
New York starts April 20
Learn how to analyze news stories and current trends to create material, how to crank out material even when you're not feeling funny, and how to land your first comedy-writing job in this eight-week course.

New York class taught by Mary Lisa Gavenas, who has been a senior editor at Glamour, Mirabella, and InStyle and a columnist for Elle.
>> learn more
Taught by Alan Cross, Saturday Night Live freelancer and three-time Emmy Award nominee for VH1's Pop-Up Video.
>> learn more

Controlling Idea and the Art of Storytelling New York March 21
Controlling idea is the single most important creative element, essential for building the structure of any story. This seminar provides an advanced method of developing intellectually and emotionally compelling stories for print, film, and TV.
Cookbook Writing 101
New York March 21
This three-hour seminar will cover all the steps necessary to transform your favorite recipes into a finished book, including a detailed outline of what goes into a book proposal. This seminar will be preceded by a complimentary wine-tasting.
New York seminar taught by Dmitriy Ventsimerov, head of the story development department at the New York-based film production company Insight Images.
>> learn more
New York seminar taught by Melissa Clark, recipient of both the James Beard and Julia Child Cookbook awards.
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Humor Writing 103
New York March 29
Learn how to spot issues, events, and moments that are ripe for humor writing and how to find publishing markets for various forms of humor.
Writing the Comic Memoir
New York April 6
Learn how to spin your life into a bestselling book. This seminar will show you how to tell your life story in a self-deprecatingly and profitable way without making stuff up.
New York class taught by Lynn Harris, frequent contributor to Salon, Nerve, and Glamour; author of Miss Media.
>> learn more
New York seminar taught by Neal Pollack, author of three hard-hitting books of satirical fiction.
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Breaking into Food Writing
New York April 19
This info-packed three-hour seminar will give you an insider's look at the food-publishing industry, show you what makes a winning article, and teach you how to eat your way around the world.
Fictional Techniques and Literary Devices for Writers
New York April 20
This lively seminar will utilize each student's writing practice to illustrate theoretical points, including an examination of the three rhetorical devices that are inherent in all literature.
New York seminar taught by food writer David Leite, published in Bon Appetit, Saveur, Los Angeles Times, The Charlotte Observer, and Chicago Sun-Times.
>> learn more
New York seminar taught by Jackson Taylor, associate director of the M.F.A. Writing Program at The New School.
>> learn more

2-Day Film School
New York April 8-9
We have teamed up with the Hollywood Film Institute to put you through film school in one weekend! This course will teach you how to write, produce, direct, finance, distribute, and market your independent film. Sign up now for the course that has taught industry giants like Quentin Tarantino, Baz Luhrman, Guy Ritchie, Queen Latifah, and Will Smith the film-industry ropes.
Boot Camp for Writers of Women's TV and Cable Shows
New York starts April 8
Learn how to shop your female-oriented TV/Cable idea directly to production companies, networks, studios, actors, and agents in this advanced level class that will help you sell your pitch to the right TV exec.
New York class taught by Dov S-S Simens, considered one of Hollywood’s leadings film instructors.
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New York class taught by Laurie Scheer, former programming VP for WE: Women's Entertainment.
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The Sitcom Writer's Room: Two-Day Intensive
New York April 22-23
This rigorous two-day workshop is for writers without professional television experience who want to learn how it's really done. This class will give students the feel of what it's like to work in the television industry.
New York class taught by Reid Harrison, who has been writing TV comedies for 13 years.
>> learn more
Write for (and Pitch to) Women's TV Networks
Washington, D.C. March 15
Explore the nuances involved in developing talk shows, dramas, comedies, game shows, and documentaries—all content that appeals to women's audiences. Learn the tools needed to prepare a no-fail query letter and to sell a synopsis to Lifetime, WE, Oxygen, and more.
Story Development for Screenwriters
New York March 16
This seminar will teach you how to write and develop a story that works on screen. Master the basics of working from character, incorporating premise, and building stakes. Through various excerises, you will gain a working knowledge of the techniques needed to develop your story. Learn how to write each successive screenplay more effectively than the one before.
Washington, D.C. seminar taught by Laurie Scheer, former VP of Programming for WE: Women's Entertainment.
>> learn more
New York seminar taught by Michael Zam, screenwriter, script doctor, and writing coach.
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The Art of the Film Pitch
New York March 20
Pitches, along with original screenplays, are the lifeblood of the Hollywood spec writer's marketplace, and the craft of creating and delivering one is almost as nuanced as writing the actual movie. This seminar will teach you what ideas to pitch, how to time your pitch, and how to utilize concept and cast-ability, among other aspects of the film pitch.
Screenwriter's Workshop
New York April 6
You've had that idea for the next great movie in your head forever. It's time to make that idea a reality. In this seminar, you will be introduced to the fundamentals of structure and storytelling strategies. New York seminar taught by screenwriter Matt Roshkow, who has written and/or produced for almost every major studio and network in Hollywood.
>> learn more
New York seminar taught by screenwriter D.B. Gilles, author of The Portable Film School and The Screenwriter Within: How To Turn The Movie In Your Head Into A Salable Screenplay.
>> learn more
QuarkXPress for Writers and Editors
New York March 18-19
A weekend Quark course designed to build your resume by teaching you proficiency in QuarkXPress 6 on a Mac.
Breaking Into Editorial Photography
New York March 30
Get practical information and insider tips on how to land photography assignments with major magazines and newspapers and build a career as an editorial freelancer.
New York class taught by graphic design instructor Lisa Mermelstein.
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Taught by Pulitizer Prize-winning photography editor Stella Kramer.
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Migrating from Quark to InDesign
New York April 1-2
We partner with the Association of Graphic Communications to teach you how to use your Quark power skills to migrate to InDesign.
5 Weeks to a Thriving Photography Career
New York starts Apr. 19
Explore practical information and career opportunities available to photographers, including effective strategies for promotion and etiquette for introducing work to both fine art and commercial industries.
New York class taught by desktop publishing consultant Martha Leinroth.
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New York class taught by commercial and fine arts photographer Malcolm Lightner.
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Create Your Own Website
New York April 22-23
Complete a website in one weekend in this class designed for beginners. Day one will include an introduction to HTML and Dreamweaver, instructions on importing and formatting text, creating links, and using tables for layouts. Day two explores adding images, setting page properties, and creating and using graphics.
New York class taught by Pratt Institute instructor Melody Reed.
>> learn more
Photography Portfolio Review with Stella Kramer
New York April 5
In this workshop—limited to 12 students—you’ll get your book critiqued and edited to create a tight, well-paced representation of your photography. Veteran newspaper and magazine photo editor Stella Kramer will direct you toward the best places to make your pitch work.
Design Writing for Designers
New York April 24
Learn ways to leverage your design expertise to get freelance writing work for design publications; also find out how to put together a pitch that will catch a design editor’s eye. Taught by Pulitizer Prize-winning photo editor Stella Kramer, whose work has appeared in The New York Times, People, Entertainment Weekly, Sports Illustrated, Newsweek, MONEY, and Brill's Content.
>> learn more
New York seminar taught by Julie Taraska, former editor of metropolismag.com.
>> learn more
Master the Pitch Letter
Online starts March 21
This four-week online class will show you the essential parts of every pitch: how to write a compelling lede, how to pitch in an engaging voice, and when to pitch.
Online class taught by Kristen Kemp, author and freelance writer for Self, Glamour, Ladies' Home Journal, CosmoGIRL!, Girls' Life, Marie Claire, The New York Daily News, and Men's Health.
>> learn more
Perfect Pitch: Successfully Promote Your Client, Business, or Self
New York March 28
In this three-hour seminar you'll learn how to leverage free media, create a succinct message, and develop and maintain media contacts to promote whatever you're selling.
The Freelance Life: How to Thrive
New York April 5
This intensive, comprehensive seminar, designed to benefit a range of freelancers at all stages of their careers, separates the romance from the reality, and provides proven, real-world information and advice that should make you more productive professionally and personally.
New York seminar taught by Wendy Knight, contributor to The New York Times, The Boston Globe, and The Los Angeles Times.
>> learn more
New York seminar taught by Lee R. Schreiber, freelancer for The New York Times, GQ, TV Guide, and Men's Fitness.
>> learn more

Journalismnext.com's Job Posting

Newspapers/Wires
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- The Seattle Times : Business reporter (Seattle-WA) - 03/06/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3444
- Atlanta Journal-Constitution : Multimedia Services Editor (Atlanta-GA) - 03/07/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3445
- The Associated Press : Regional Director for State News (Los Angeles-CA) - 03/07/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3450
- The Associated Press : Newsperson for National Desk, New York (New York-NY) - 03/07/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3451
- The Associated Press : Correspondent-Madison, Wis. (Madison-WI) - 03/07/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3452
- Reuters : Heath Correspondent-Washington DC (Washington DC-DC) - 03/07/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3453
- The Associated Press : Graphics Assistant, New York (New York-NY) - 03/07/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3454
- The Philadelphia Tribune : Copy Editor (Philadelphia-PA) - 03/08/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3455
- The Idaho Statesman : Copy Editor (Boise-ID) - 03/09/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3459
- The Idaho Statesman : A1 Page Designer (Boise-ID) - 03/09/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3460
- Reuters : Politics outside the Beltway Correspondent-Cincinnati (Cincinnati-OH) - 03/09/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3456
- Reuters : National Correspondent-One Person Bureau Dallas (Dallas-TX) - 03/09/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3457
- Reuters : National Immigration Correspondent-Phoenix (Phoenix-AZ) - 03/09/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3458
- Montgomery Advertiser : Assistant Sports Editor (Montgomery-AL) - 03/10/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3461
- Montgomery Advertiser : Photographer (Montgomery-AL) - 03/10/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3462
- The Roanoke Times : Features Editor (Roanoke-VA) - 03/10/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3463
- Reuters : New York Bureau Chief-Heading US Loan and Credit Coverage (New York-NY) - 03/12/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3466
- The Associated Press : Newsperson-Columbus, Ohio (Columbus-OH) - 03/13/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3467
- International Center for Journalists : McGee Journalism Fellowship in Southern Africa (Washington-DC) - 03/13/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3469
- Dow Jones & Company : Reporter (Jersey City-NJ) - 03/13/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3471
- Dow Jones & Company : Reporter (Jersey City-NJ) - 03/13/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3472
- Dow Jones & Company : National Copyreader (Jersey City-NJ) - 03/13/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3473
- Dow Jones & Company : Reporting Assistant (Jersey City-NJ) - 03/13/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3474
- Dow Jones & Company : Interactive News Writer (Jersey City-NJ) - 03/13/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3475
- The Associated Press : Newsperson-Phoenix (Phoenix-AZ) - 03/13/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3468
- Reuters : Equities Correspondent-New York (New York-NY) - 03/14/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3476
- Creative Loafing Media : Staff Photographer (Atlanta-GA) - 03/14/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3477
- Reuters : Reporter-Treasury Desk-New York (New York-NY) - 03/15/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3479

Television
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- WGBH : Production Secretary (New York-NY) - 03/10/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3464
- Alabama's ABC 33/40 : Photographer (Birmingham-AL) - 03/10/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3465

Radio
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- Aspen Public Radio : Radio New Reporter/Anchor (Aspen-CO) - 03/06/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3442

Academia
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- Kent State University : Assistant Professor in Magazine Journalism (Kent-OH) - 03/06/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3441

You can see all the details at www.JournalismNext.com where you can apply for these jobs online and also see over a hundred other jobs and internships. Be sure to mention that you saw the opening on JournalismNext.com when applying.

Media Seminar on Race

Reverend Sharpton's 8th Annual National Action Network Convention
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April 6-8, 2006 New York Sheraton Hotel & Towers
New York, NY - Mar 10, 2006 When it comes to black images in the media, we are presented with a plethora of stereotypical negative images that do not accurately depict the story of blacks in America.
Where does the responsibility lie in changing how the media potrays African Americans? How does the ongoing negative imagery affect the future of our youth in America? Ask these and other questions at the Media Panel and other forums at the 8th Annual National Action Network Convention.
Media Panel: Are Blacks Projected Fairly in the Media?
Time: Thursday April 6th, 9am – 11am
Location: New York Sheraton Hotel & Towers (53rd Street and 7th Avenue)
Cost: !! FREE !!

Featuring:
Ms. Shon Gables, Anchor – CBS News
Mr. Errol Lewis, Columnist and Reporter – New York Daily News Mr. Bryan Monroe, President NABJ and Asst. VP News Knight Ridder Ms. Eleanor Tatum, Publisher – New York Amsterdam News Mr. Brian Williams, Anchor – NBC Network News Mr. Mort Zuckerman – Publisher – US News & World Report and New York Daily News
VIST WEBSITE FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ALL PANEL SCHEDULES AND FOR YOUR FREE REGISTRATION

http://www.nationalactionnetwork.net or contact Rendel Solomon.

Grammy Camp

Last year's GRAMMY Camp, held in Los Angeles, was a huge success. A total of 47 students from across the United States took part in a nine-day program consisting of interactive instruction culminating in a recorded CD and live Showcase Concert. As the GRAMMY Foundation kicks off its second year of GRAMMY Camp, all Recording Academy members (of which I am one) are being asked to share the info below with anyone who meets the requirements and would benefit from being involved in this unique program. As the recording industry's leading membership based organization, the Recording Academy and its charitable arm, the GRAMMY Foundation, are excited about being able to bring this and other educational outreach programs to high school students interested in a career in music and the recording industry.
The GRAMMY Foundation® invites youth ages 15-19 to apply for a spot at the 2006 GRAMMY Camp. Sponsored in part by Shure Incorporated and the Epiphone Company, this extraordinary 19-day interactive experience will take place at the Citrus College Entertainment Technology Complex in Glendora, CA, and other venues throughout Los Angeles.
GRAMMY Camp will offer 14 Career Tracks:
--Audio Engineering
--Film/TV Scoring, Arranging and Conducting --Music Production --Video Game Music --Video Game Sound Design --DJ/Remixing --Keyboard --Guitar --Bass --Drums/Percussion --Saxophone --Trumpet --Trombone --Singer/Songwriting
Participants receive fully immersive instruction grounded in both academic and practical applications provided by the Citrus College faculty, GRAMMY® Award-winning and -nominated professionals and Recording Academy® industry specialists.
Financial assistance is available and consideration will be given both for needs-based assistance, talent-based submissions and/or a combination of both.
The deadline to apply is April 14, 2006 or until all Career Tracks are filled. The GRAMMY Camp appplication packet is available at the web site address below:
http://www.grammyintheschools.com
INFO:
Patrick Bolek
Director-GRAMMY Camp
The GRAMMY Foundation
(800) 423-2017, X 8667
patrickb@grammy.com

Hot97 Interns

HEADS UP Hot 97 would like to receive resumes from college students
who are interested in interning or working on the part time staff who are marketing or communications majors. Please have interested students fax their resume to Rose Crichton at (212) 367-1655

Spoken Word Contest

NYABJ Spoken Word Contest
Entry Deadline April 3
Live Contest April 19, 8 p.m. at The Sugar Bar
Journalist Poets, Let's Hear Your Words
NYABJ is taking submissions for its first Spoken Word Contest to take place on April 19th at the Sugar Bar, 254 West 72nd Street.
Entrants must be working journalists or journalism students and must send a business card or a copy of a student ID with their selection.
Please also include contact information (Name, phone email, etc.)
Twenty finalists will be selected to recite their pieces LIVE to compete for cash prizes at the Sugar Bar Wednesday night April 19th at 8 pm.
Send your entry (one selection please) on a tape or CD to:
Gary Anthony Ramsay
c/o New York 1 News
75 Ninth Avenue
New York, NY 10011
Deadline for submissions is Monday, April 3rd
Finalists will be notified and announced Monday, April 10th
New York Association of Black Journalists
www.nyabj.org
nyabj@yahoo.com

Media Seminar

Cracking the Big Apple Code
Developing Sources and Breaking Stories in NYC April 3, 6:30 p.m.

Time Warner Screening Room

Getting the EXCLUSIVE is more than about luck or what you know. It also depends on WHO you know. What are they keys to getting insiders to give you the goods in this town?

The New York Association of Black Journalists presents

"Cracking the Big Apple Code" - Developing Sources and Breaking Stories in NYC

Hear from veteran investigative and breaking new journalists, along with government officials about the process of gaining the confidence of people who can give you or confirm information and maintaining that relationship. It is a delicate and often tricky road to navigate, but necessary for any reporter who wants to make a mark in journalism.

Date: April 3rd
Time: 6:30pm

Place: Time Warner Screening Room
10 Columbus Circle
59th Street bet 9th/8th

RSVP to catherine.mckenzie@abc.com

NABFEME March Madness

March is Women's History Month! March is also a great time to join or renew your NABFEME Membership... and bring along a friend for FREE!! During the month of March, we're making membership as easy as 1-2-3! Two can join for the price of one!!
NABFEME, the National Association of Black Female Executives in Music & Entertainment is a professional organization comprised of executives from radio, television, production companies, ad agencies, media companies, record labels, legal firms, PR agencies, sports, management companies and related entertainment industry companies and fields. Become a part of the movement to empower, encourage and support women of color in entertainment!! Join NABFEME today!
Your membership in NABFEME supports the organization's on-going efforts to provide job information, mentoring and networking opportunities, as well as provide opportunities for dialogue and information exchange within the music and entertainment industry. Join now at www.NABFEME.org and don't forget... you can bring along a friend for FREE!!
Recipients of "Free Memberships" must complete the Membership Application as well. In the section labeled "Where did you first learn about NABFEME" ... please click "colleague/friend" and in the section labeled "Additional Info"... please list the name of the person who is providing the FREE membership.

Radio Consulting

WIN THE RATINGS BATTLE IN YOUR MARKET
Turn those numbers around Fast! Fall books are out and the Spring book is on the way. Don't let the competition beat you again, you need to call Mostly Media right away! Wll work with you to get those numbers back up and fast!
WHY HIRE A CONSULTANT?
In today's demanding environment, time for coaching Program Directors has been eliminated. Consultants allow General Managers to focus on selling ratings instead of mentoring the PD. Mostly Media has a proven track record of grooming talent and will help you achieve your station's full potential as a ratings leader.
WHO IS ROBERT SCORPIO?
Robert, President of Mostly Media, has been programming and consulting radio stations for 20 years. His experience covers Top 40, Hot AC, Urban, Rhythmic Top 40, Urban AC and Country radio. Robert has been instrumental in the development of stations KKBT, WPGC, KBXX, KBFB, The Blaze, V-99, WPHI, WDTJ, HOT 107.7, POWER 99, Magic 98.9, WINX and many more. Mostlymedia.net



RANDY JACKSON'S HIT-LIST IS SIGNED ON WITH MOSTLY MEDIA!
He can do music, T.V. and he can even help pick the next American Idol but who knew Randy could also do radio. Weekly Randy Jackson, Kesha Monk (KISS N.Y.,KKBT L.A.) follow the close guidance of Robert Scorpio to countdown the biggest hits live on Westwood One radio stations across America.
MOSTLY MEDIA GOES "GLOBAL"!
Thanks to GWR-FM in Wiltshire England for taking advantage of "On-Line consulting" with Mostly Media Inc.
SERVICES
The services are vital and reasonably priced. Mostly Media concentrates on four basic groups:
*Programming *Imaging *Promotions * Research
If you can get these foundation blocks in place, you're well on your way to strong ratings and revenue. Get your daily allowance of each and your station will not only sound good, but just about everybody will be talking about you.
**contact Robert Scorpio at 310-500-9911 for the best package for your station. Mostlymedia.net

Journalism Training

Just thought I would pass on an excellent Web site. (Another editor asked me
about training in the past.)
_www.Journalismtraining.org_ (http://www.journalismtraining.org/)
New skills. A better work product. Career advancement opportunities. They
all start with the right training. TRAIN AND GAIN. UNITY and many of the
country's leading journalism organizations have joined together to help you find
that training at _http://www.JournalismTraining.org_
(http://www.journalismtraining.org/)

Film Researcher

Looking for work from now through the end of August or September? We are offering a modest salary, but you will be working along side supportive people who will give you the room to grow.
We need a film researcher/assistant editor bundled into one person. You must have experience researching stock footage and keeping track of license fees. You will also act as assistant video editor - e.g. setting up the Avids (DV Pro), digitizing from all formats, consolidating, transcoding, color correcting, encoding for the web, tracking footage costs by the EDLs, and maintaining all stock footage information in a database. If you can do all this, then this job's for you.
Contact <mailto:ozziea@gmail.com?subject=Reply%20to%20job%20posting>

Emma Bowen Internship

We are conducting our spring recruitment for Summer 2006 internshipopportunities throughout the United States. If you know students who areeligible (see requirements below), please have them complete the attachedapplication and appropriately send either the East Coast or West Coastoffice. The deadline is March 15, 2006.Here are the details:The Emma Bowen Foundation is recruiting minority (African-American,Hispanic/Latino, Asian/Pacific Islander, Native American/Eskimo) highschool students (juniors, seniors) and college freshman for several PAIDsummer internships at media (television, radio, cable) companies in thefollowing cities: Atlanta, GA; Baltimore, MD; Birmingham, AL; Boston, MA ;Flint, MI; Herndon, VA; Knoxville, TN; Lanham, MD; Lawrenceville, GA; NewYork, NY; Peoria, IL; Philadelphia, PA; Raleigh-Durham, NC; Sacramento,CA; Silver Spring, MD; St. Petersburg, FL; Syracuse, NY; Washington, DC;and West Palm Beach, FL.The internships will start Summer 2006 and last throughout their collegeyears.Eligible candidates must have at least a 3.0 GPA, plan or attend a 4-yearcollege, and have an interest in the media. Selected students will bepaid an hourly salary and earn matching scholarship dollars to help payfor college expenses.The Emma L. Bowen Foundation is a partnership of media companies (ABC,CBS, NBC, FOX, Comcast, Discovery, ESPN, C-SPAN, Lifetime, Time Warner,Clear Channel Communications, etc.) whose primary mission is to "changethe face of the media industry" through direct work experience andprofessional development. Since our inception in 1989, we have placedhundreds of high school and college students in media internships.Please visit our website at www.emmabowenfoundation.com for moreinformation.(See attached file: 2006ELECTRONICAPPLICATION-PHVersion.doc)

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The 48 Hour Film Project returns to Los Angeles From 7pm, Friday, June 23rd to 7pm, Sunday, June 25th, 2006. There will be no sleeping, you will run on pure adrenalin... are you game? Filmmakers from all over the Los Angeles area will compete to see who can make the best short film in only 48 hours. A few minutes before the contest begins each team draws one of these genres from a hat Action/Adventure Comedy Detective/cop Drama Fantasy Holiday Film Horror Mockumentary Musical or Western Road Movie Romance Sci Fi Silent Film Spy The 48 Hour Film Project will provide a line of dialogue, a character name and a prop that all teams are required to use in their films. Winning films go to Nationals, All films are screened the following week in Los Angeles. "Urban Artery" is Crewing Up to take home the "Best Film" Award. The rules mandate all team members are volunteers. If you would like to be considered for any cast or crew positions please contact ctuesday@yahoo.com
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Subject: Wig Stylist/Wardrobe Dept. (Brunswick, ME)Wig Stylist/Wardrobe Dept. (Brunswick, ME)> Maine State Music Theatre, a prominent CORST Y AEA resident summer > music theater is looking for a Wig Stylist for our Summer 2006. > Season: SOUTH PACIFIC, BEAUTY & the BEAST, AIDA, and the FULL MONTY.> > Duties include: Wig Styling and Maintenance, helping with the > training of dressers, making repairs and upkeep of all wigs. > Restocking inventory, and returning loans and rentals. Qualified > candidates MUST HAVE stitching skills, good organizational and > communication skills, and are able to work with a variety of > personalities in a fast-paced setting. > > We offer competitive salary, affordable housing and the beautiful > Maine coastline. Employment dates are May 30- August 27, 2006. MUST > have a valid driver's license and be able to lift 25lbs. > > Send resume and 3 references with phone numbers to: Kathi Kacinski, > Company Mngr. MSMT is an equal opportunity employer and does not > discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, > disability, creed, religion, sexual orientation, or veteran status. > > Job Start Date 5/30/2006 > Job End Date 8/27/2006 > > Company Maine State Music Theatre > Address 22 Elm Street> Brunswick, ME 04011> US> > Contact Kathi Kacinski- Company Manager> jobs@msmt.org> Fax: 207-725-1199
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Subject: Editorial Director - Bravotv.com (NYC)Editorial Director - Bravotv.com (NYC)> Business Unit: NBC Universal> Function: Marketing> Location: New York, NY> Job #: 493882 Posted: 02/17/2006>>> Job Description:> Responsibilities> The Editorial Director provides strategic oversight and oversees> execution of all editorial aspects of Bravotv.com. The Editorial> Director is responsible for developing content concepts, supervising> all writing and editing of web copy, setting standards for community> and user-generated content and creating a strong overalll editorial> voice to position Bravo as the place for pop culture on the web.>> Responsibilities:>> Conceive, manage and oversee execution of all editorial content and> create promotional packages that organize content in such a way as to> maximize metrics and sales revenue>> Provide editorial guidance for the e-mail newsletter, marketing> materials, all web copy and advertising materials vis-a-vis content>> Analyze site statistics and Internet research tools as needed in> order to maximize site traffic and sales potential>> Conceive, maintain and execute editorial calendar for Zingy.com>> Assist with editorial decisions vis-a-vis video content>> Work closely with copy writers and production staff to schedule and> implement weekly updates, create promotions, and handle client> relations and expectations>> Work closely with the site producers and Production Director to> ensure timely content delivery and updates>> Work closely with the consumer marketing department and programming> department to ensure the seamless integration of marketing and> editorial initiatives>> Work closely with the Production Director to ensure the smooth and> efficient functioning of Bravotv.com, including timely refreshes and> launching of new content>> Work with external partners to develop new initiatives and> promotional partners for Bravo>> Qualifications> Bachelor's Degree; graduate degree in writing or communication> preferred>> Extensive experience writing for a pop culture audience>> Experience with Web content and associated technical systems>> Proven strong, versatile editorial vision and execution>> Excellent communication and management skills>> Self-directed with excellent organizational abilities>> Broad, passionate knowledge of pop culture, entertainment and> television>> Ability to work in a fast-paced, innovative, and high energy> environment>> General> The Editorial Director will collaborate with the production> director, the senior producer, and the Vice President of Digital> Content to ensure the timely and efficient launch of new content and> editorial promotions to Bravotv.com and associated websites. Ideal> candidate will have at least 5 years editorial experience, with> specialties in pop culture, television, and/or entertainment. Ideally> will have experience launching and overseeing internet content.>> job # 493882> We offer a competitive salary, outstanding benefits package and the> professional advantages of an environment that supports your> development and recognizes your achievements. We are an Equal> Opportunity Employer.>> Apply on-line at:>http://www.gecareers.com/GECAREERS/jsp/us/searchJobs/extSearch/nbcjobs.jsp?Job=493882>
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Subject: Looking for Web Designer & FCP EditorLooking for a web designer for a low-budget documentary film about South Central Los Angeles. We are looking for someone who's experienced with Flash animation. Project starts immediately - please send resume & samples of your work to the address below. We are also looking to hire a FinalCut Pro Editor who's also familiar with After Effects to complete the project. Elements in the film include performances, home videos, and still photographs. If interested, please send your reel along with your CV to Kaya Fims,PO Box 35239, Los Angeles, CA 90035. Thanks.
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Journalismnext.com Job Postings 03/05/06

Newspapers/Wires
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- Al Dia : General Assignment Reporter (Dallas-TX) - 02/24/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3420
- Al Dia : Copy Editor (Dallas-TX) - 02/24/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3421
- Hattiesburg American : Online Editor (Hattiesburg-MS) - 02/24/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3423
- The Associated Press : Night Supervising Editor-Albany, N.Y. (Albany-NY) - 02/27/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3425
- The News-Sentinel : Cops and courts reporter (Fort Wayne-IN) - 03/01/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3431
- The Tennessean : Business Reporter (Nashville-TN) - 02/28/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3432
- The Virginian-Pilot : Reporter/Chesapeake News Team (Chesapeake-VA) - 03/01/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3433
- Dow Jones & Company : National Copyreader - Part Time (Jersey City-NJ) - 03/02/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3434
- Walla Walla Union-Bulletin : Web Content Editor (Walla Walla-WA) - 03/03/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3437
- Walla Walla Union-Bulletin : Reporter (Walla Walla-WA) - 03/03/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3438
- Reuters : Snapping Equities Trainer (Bangalore-) - 02/25/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3424

Television
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- KMTV : Sports Anchor/Reporter (Omaha-NE) - 02/24/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3419
- WISC-TV : News Reporter (Madison-WI) - 03/01/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3430
- WBOC-TV 16 : REPORTER (Salisbury-MD) - 03/02/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3435

Radio
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- Public Broadcasting Atlanta : News Director (Atlanta-GA) - 02/24/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3422

New Media
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- MSNBC Interactive News : Paid Summer Intern - Daily News Editor (Redmond-WA) - 02/28/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3426
- MSNBC Interactive News : Paid Summer Intern - Entertainment Editor (Redmond-WA) - 02/28/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3427
- MSNBC Interactive News : Paid Summer Intern - Business Editor (Redmond-WA) - 02/28/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3428
- Washingtonpost.Newsweek Interactive : Part-time News Producer (Arlington-VA) - 03/03/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3439

Magazines
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- DiversityInc : Production Manager (Newark-NJ) - 02/28/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3429
Fellowships/Scholarships/Prizes
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- Metcalf Institute for Marine and Environmental Rep : Metcalf Diversity Fellowships in Environmental Reporting (Narragansett-RI) - 02/24/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3418

Associations
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- Metcalf Institute for Marine & Environmental Rep : Executive Director (Narragansett-RI) - 03/03/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3436
Other
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- TELACU Industries : Bilingual Spanish/English Writer-Editor (Los Angeles-CA) - 03/03/06
URL: http://www.journalismnext.com/jobdetails.cfm?jid=3440

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Broadcast Career Fair AZ

Arizona Broadcasters Association
Broadcasting Career Fair
Monday, April 17
10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Scottsdale Community College
900 East Chaparral Road
Turquoise Room / SC 164
(Located in the Student Center)
A separate room will be available for on-the-spot interviews!
For more information
call: 602.252.4833 or
email aba3@mindspring.com

Writer/Editor NYC Gov

A New York City government agency (not ACS) is looking for a writer/editor. That person would oversee the agency newsletter to its constituents (mostly on public assistance); to oversee its employee newsletter; and would write speeches and testimony. The person should have strong writing and editing skills as well as experience managing others. He or she will manage a staff of 2-3 people. The benefits are excellent; the pay range is $60,000 to the mid 70's. Anyone interested should contact me directly so I can give them more details.
Sheila Stainback
Children's Services Press Secretary
212-341-0999, ACS office
646-413-3842, cell
212-341-0942, fax
150 William Street
New York, NY 10038

Princeton Summer Journalism Program

Princeton Summer Journalism Program for High School Juniors and Seniors:
A free, 11-day program held in August at Princeton University. Students will take classes taught by writers from national publications, tour the New York Times and ABC News, meet with editors and producers, and report, write, edit, design, and produce a 12-page edition of the Daily Princetonian.
To apply for the program, students must be entering the junior or senior year of high school in fall 2006, have an 80 or higher average, have an interest in journalism, and have a household income that does not exceed $45,000.
Applications must be postmarked by March 15.
For information, contact Michael Koike at mtkoike@gmail.com or Sanda Balaban at sbalaban@nycboe.net.

NY Times Institute

Greetings Students and professionals please forward to your mentees
I am writing because the New York Times Institute has had a low number of students applying for the program. They have extended the deadline to March 4.
Please students take advantage of this great program. If the program does not get an adequate response, the program's future could be in jeopardy.
For more information go to _http://www.nytimes-institute.com/_
(http://www.nytimes-institute.com/)
The Institute will return to New Orleans and for those selected will have a chance to report on the historic challenges the city of New Orleans face after Hurricane Katrina. This is a real chance to cut your journalism teeth.

NYC: Production Assistant

PRODUCTION ASSISTANT, MTVN DIGITAL MUSIC SERVICE The production department of MTV Networks' new digital music service is seeking multiple freelance production assistants to assist in its ongoing operations. Production assistants are part of the digital music service's product team and help producers, music programmers, designers and other staff plan and create content for the service. They are responsible for updating content management systems, cropping and publishing images, managing and updating schedules, logging and digitizing audio and video, performing research tasks and participating in other projects as needed. The PA job is a freelance, entry-level position. Qualifications: * Excellent basic computer skills * Good written and verbal communication skills * Attention to detail * Some knowledge of digital audio and video formats * Adobe Photoshop skills a plus * Audio and video editing skills a plus * General knowledge of and interest in a wide variety of music and musical genres * Long-term career interest in digital media * College degree * Internships or prior experience in the entertainment or media industries a plus Qualified applicants should submit a cover letter and resume to urge.production@gmail.com. All positions are located in New York City. MTV Networks is an equal opportunity employer. EOE/M/F/D/AAP.