Each year 20-30 BGSU students assume roles in ride hosting, entertainment, merchandise, food and beverage, etc. and gain networking experience, access to Disney courses and seminars, and lay a foundation for a Professional internship in their field. Let’s keep up the BGSU Disney tradition!
The Fall Semester and Fall Advantage (Summer AND Fall) Program Application Deadlines are From January 26th to March 20, 2015
More info here.
Take 3 quick steps:
Check out The Washington Center Internship Program (TWC)
1. At the BGSU Spring EXPO 2015
Tuesday, February 10th,
10am – 3pm
Perry Field House
2. At: http://www.twc.edu/internships
3. Then, make an appointment with Sue Young, BGSU Career Center, 419-372-2356, 318 Math/Science Bldg. to go over the details1
*The Summer 2015 Application deadline – February 18, 2015.
*The Fall 2015 Application Deadline – May 6, 2015
For More details:
THE WASHINGTON CENTER INTERNSHIP PROGRAM INFORMATION LINKS:
Washington Center InternshipOverview:http://www.twc.edu/internships/washington-dc-program#
The Internship Experience: http://www.twc.edu/internships/washington-dc-program/internship-experience
Program Components – LEAD: http://www.twc.edu/internships/washington-dc-programs/internship-experience/leadership-forum
Sample Internship Sites – By Field: http://www.twc.edu/internships/washington-dc-programs/internship-experience/internship-overview/sample-internship-sites
To Find the right TWC Track by field: http://www.twc.edu/internships/washington-dc-program#program-finder
Dates & Deadlines: http://www.twc.edu/internships/washington-dc-program/dates-deadlines
TWC Private Scholarships: http://www.twc.edu/internships/washington-dc-programs/program-costs-scholarships/us-students/pillar-awards
Academic Courses: http://www.twc.edu/internships/washington-dc-programs/internship-experience/academic-course
Fees & Costs: http://www.twc.edu/program-fees
Housing: http://www.twc.edu/internships/washington-dc-programs/housing
The Washington Center Scholarships
Washington Center Ohio Scholarship: $2300 (awarded to all BGSU applicants)
Washington Center – Privately funded Scholarships:
Scholarships for U.S. Students: http://www.twc.edu/internships/washington-dc-programs/program-costs-scholarships/us-students
Scholarships for International Students: http://www.twc.edu/internships/washington-dc-programs/program-costs-scholarships/international-students
BGSU scholarships:
TWC Ohio Scholarship: $2300
TWC / BGSU Gala funding: $1,000
William & Susan Butterfield Washington Internship Scholarship: $800 (awarded once annually)
Step By Step Admissions Guide
To apply: http://www.twc.edu/internships/washington-dc-programs/how-to-apply
Checklist of Application Documents: http://www.twc.edu/internships/washington-dc-programs/how-to-apply/application-documents
Application Portal: http://portal.e.twc.edu/
The Army has a paid internship opportunity for communications students at
our ROTC Cadet Summer Training Public Affairs Office at Fort Knox, Ky., from
June 1 to Aug. 15. It is open to students who will be rising sophomores,
juniors or seniors. Deadline for applications is Feb. 21.
The attached letters outline the program, requirements, and expectations for
broadcast, print, photography, marketing and advertising students.
Candidates should specify for which discipline they are applying.
George Wright
US Army Cadet Command Public Affairs
Building 1002, Room 208
Fort Knox, KY 40121
502-624-5277 george.b.wright.civ@mail.mil
WEWS NewsChannel 5 is now accepting application materials for the JoAnne Robinson Memorial Scholarship established in 1999 to honor the memory of Executive Producer JoAnne Robinson. The scholarship is open to African-American college students who aspire to become broadcast journalists.
We are looking forward to receiving application materials from students for the 2015 Scholarship Award. Please see the attached brochure, which outlines scholarship information and application procedures. Please note that there is no application form for this scholarship, all items required for consideration are listed in the attached brochure. Deadline to submit information for consideration is February 28, 2015.
Winter Application Deadline: February 1st, 2015
Green Corps is looking for college graduates who are ready to take on the biggest environmental challenges of our day.
In Green Corps’ yearlong paid program, you’ll get intensive training in the skills you need to make a difference in the world. You’ll get hands-on experience fighting to solve urgent environmental problems — global warming, deforestation, water pollution, factory farming and many others — with groups like Sierra Club and Food & Water Watch. And when you graduate from Green Corps, we’ll help you find a career with one of the nation’s leading environmental and social change groups.
For more information, read on or visit http://www.greencorps.org/apply.html .
In your year with Green Corps:
Be trained by the best: Green Corps organizers take part in trainings with leading figures in the environmental and social change movements: people like Adam Ruben, former political director and current board president of MoveOn.org, and Bill McKibben, author and founder of 350.org.
Gain experience across the country: Green Corps sends organizers to jumpstart campaigns for groups such as Rainforest Action Network, Power Shift, and Environment America in San Francisco, Chicago, Boston and dozens of other places in between.
Make an impact on today’s environmental challenges: Green Corps organizers have built the campaigns that helped keep the Arctic safe from drilling; led to new laws to support clean, renewable energy; convinced major corporations to stop dumping in our oceans; and much, much more.
Get paid! Green Corps organizers earn a salary of $25,000. Organizers also have a chance to opt into our health care program with a pre-tax monthly salary deferral. We offer paid sick days and holidays, two weeks paid vacation and a student loan repayment program for those who qualify.
Launch your career: Green Corps will help connect you to environmental and progressive groups that are looking for full-time staff to build their organizations and help them create social change and protect our environment.
The Washington Center Internship Program (TWC) in Washington DC, is a non-profit, educational institution, founded in the mid-70’s. The TWC Program is designed to help students gain a national, professional internship, develop professional and leadership skills, interact with professionals in government and their field, develop a portfolio, and become engaged citizens. Often students make connections for career positions or graduate school. BGSU has partnered with the Washington Center Internship Program since the mid-70’s and over 300 students have gained career experience.
Participating students are required to receive a minimum of 1 credit hour from BGSU for the Washington Center experiential learning experience and internship. This requires that a BGSU faculty member in the student’s department assign course credit and a grade. This is documented on a BGSU form called an “Academic Requirement Agreement”. TWC provides comprehensive mid-term and final grade evaluations from the TWC Program Manager, the Internship site supervisor, and their course instructor. The BGSU faculty member assigns a grade or S/U.
Step One: Please refer students to Sue Young, Assistant Director BGSU Career Center, TWC Campus Liaison, 318 Math/Sciences Building. They call 419-372-2356 for an appointment to go over the application and approval process. Please let me know if I can provide additional information.
Thank you,
Sue Young
Assistant Director
BGSU Career Center
TWC Campus Liaison
THE WASHINGTON CENTER INTERNSHIP PROGRAM INFORMATION:
Washington Center InternshipOverview:http://www.twc.edu/internships/washington-dc-program#
The Internship Experience: http://www.twc.edu/internships/washington-dc-program/internship-experience
Program Components – LEAD: http://www.twc.edu/internships/washington-dc-programs/internship-experience/leadership-forum
Sample Internship Sites – By Field: http://www.twc.edu/internships/washington-dc-programs/internship-experience/internship-overview/sample-internship-sites
To Find the right TWC Track by field: http://www.twc.edu/internships/washington-dc-program#program-finder
Dates & Deadlines: http://www.twc.edu/internships/washington-dc-program/dates-deadlines
TWC Private Scholarships: http://www.twc.edu/internships/washington-dc-programs/program-costs-scholarships/us-students/pillar-awards
Academic Courses: http://www.twc.edu/internships/washington-dc-programs/internship-experience/academic-course
Fees & Costs: http://www.twc.edu/program-fees
Housing: http://www.twc.edu/internships/washington-dc-programs/housing
The Washington Center Scholarships
Washington Center Ohio Scholarship: $2300 (awarded to all BGSU applicants)
Washington Center – Privately funded Scholarships:
Scholarships for U.S. Students: http://www.twc.edu/internships/washington-dc-programs/program-costs-scholarships/us-students
Scholarships for International Students: http://www.twc.edu/internships/washington-dc-programs/program-costs-scholarships/international-students
BGSU scholarships:
TWC / BGSU Gala funding: $1,000
William & Susan Butterfield Washington Internship Scholarship: $800 (awarded to one student annually)
Step By Step Admissions Guide
To apply: http://www.twc.edu/internships/washington-dc-programs/how-to-apply
Checklist of Application Documents: http://www.twc.edu/internships/washington-dc-programs/how-to-apply/application-documents
Application Portal: http://portal.e.twc.edu/
Media General’s Minority Scholarship & Training Program is now accepting applications from ambitious multicultural students seeking careers in broadcast television and/or digital media. The Company will award one broadcast television scholarship/internship and one digital media scholarship/internship, to commence summer 2015.
The program is open to all minority sophomore and junior students with a declared major in broadcast journalism, digital multimedia, mass/speech/digital communication, television production, or marketing, at a university or college within the United States. The deadline to apply is January 30, 2015.
You can apply here: http://www.mediageneral.com/careers/scholarship.html
Scholarship details:
If the selected award winner is a sophomore, he/she will receive a two-year scholarship for up to ten thousand ($10,000) dollars per year that can be used toward tuition, fees, books, and room and board. In addition, the student will receive a two (2) year contract with Media General, following graduation.
If the selected award winner is a junior, he/she will receive a one-year scholarship for up to ten thousand ($10,000) dollars that can be used toward tuition, fees, books, and room and board. In addition, the student will receive a one (1) year contract with Media General, following graduation.
During the summer months preceding the student’s junior and/or senior year, each award winner will gain valuable experience interning at one of our 71 television stations or digital businesses. Media General will also provide housing and a stipend during the summer months. Upon successful completion of the one-year or two-year internship, we will identify open positions in the student’s area of interest (News, Digital, Promotions, Sales, etc.) throughout the company and the student will fill one of those positions as an employee upon graduation.
Students may also visit www.mediageneral.com for more information about our industry-leading local multimedia company and our Minority Scholarship & Training Program.
Please don’t hesitate to contact me with questions – and please encourage students to feel free to reach out to me for additional information.
Sincerely yours,
Angie Cartwright
Director, Talent Management
P: 512-831-7554
The Lower Great Lakes Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (the Emmy® Awards people) will be awarding two scholarships in 2015 – (1) $3500 and (1) $2500 – to students who will be college juniors and seniors next academic year.
NATAS Lower Great Lakes Chapter Scholarship
The scholarship funded directly by our NATAS chapter members is offered to students who attend school anywhere in the membership area of our organization which includes Cleveland, Akron, Canton, Youngstown, Bowling Green, Toledo, Lima, and Mansfield, Ohio; Erie, Pennsylvania; Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Bloomington, Lafayette and Muncie, Indiana. Students must be attending college in our region to qualify. This scholarship goes to a student who will be a college junior or senior in the 2015-16 academic year and who intends to pursue a career in television or a television-related field.
Wilma Smith Scholarship
This is a scholarship created to honor longtime WJW anchor Wilma Smith. She retired in May 2013, after a 35 year career in Cleveland broadcasting. The $2500 award is funded by WJW Fox 8. It is designated for a female college student from the Cleveland market who is currently a second or third year student majoring in a television-related field.
Applications
The application process for both scholarships is the same and is done completely online through our website: nataslgl.org. On the site, hover over the “Students” tab at the top right of the page, and select “Scholarships” from the drop down menu. Students may then fill out the online application. Online applications must be completed by February 16, 2015.
Applications will be screened by our scholarship committee, and finalists will be notified in March. Finalists will be interviewed by members of the NATAS Lower Great Lakes Chapter scholarship selection committee.
The scholarship recipients and their parents will receive complimentary tickets to the 46th Annual NATAS Lower Great Lakes Chapter Regional Emmy® Awards ceremony where they will receive on-stage recognition. The gala is planned for Saturday, June 27, 2015 at Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.
Lower Great Lakes Chapter
Through our scholarship program, the Lower Great Lakes Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences is investing in the future of the television industry and promoting excellence in television, the mission of our organization. We hope you will encourage your students to apply for these scholarships, and we look forward to hearing from them.
If you or your students have any questions, please feel free to contact the chapter office at 440-526-EMMY(3669) or e-mail me at sbatt@wthr.com.
The Lucas County Board of Developmental Disabilities has posted an amazing PR internship position on WorkNet. It’s unpaid, but an amazing opportunity for a student’s first internship.
This person should have background in writing, knowledge of the journalistic style, and video scripting. A bonus would be knowledge and/or experience in video editing. Also helpful would be knowledge of photo and video editing software.
This person could be involved in all or some of the following activities:
The person should have access to transportation and present himself or herself in a professional manner and appearance.
To apply send resume and cover letter to:
Lucas County Board of DD
Human Resources/MK
1154 Larc Lane
Toledo, OH 43614
Information shared by Heather Golden
Assistant Director, Career Center
BGSU Career Center
318 C Math Sciences
419-372-2496
goldenh@bgsu.edu
The Toledo Business Journal is looking for a journalism intern to help with writing stories, editing, and photo processing. Much of the work can be handled electronically, but the intern will be expected to come into our office, located at 5301 Southwyck Blvd, for at least a few hours each week starting in January.
Interested students should send a resume and writing samples to editor@toledobiz.com, to be followed by an interview. We are accommodating of any schedule, so long as the student is available two days a week, and has above average writing ability.
Chris Selmek, staff editor
Toledo Business Journal
(419) 865-0972
