Boston Globe seeks summer interns
We haven’t heard much this year about papers seeking interns.
That’s not surprising, given the number of internships and entry-level jobs being eliminated at papers around the country.
So we were delighted when the Boston Globe’s Dan Zedek asked if we could possibly help publicize a summer internship there.
Naturally, we’re glad to oblige. The blurb is below.
If you’re interested, apply without delay. On the other hand, if you’re at another paper out there and you ‘d like help in reaching candidates, feel free to send us your info.
Good luck to all.
GET EXPERIENCE. GET CRITIQUES. GET PAID.
The Boston Globe is looking for smart, passionate designers and infographics artists for our 12-week summer internship program.
Globe design interns:
- Build real news and features pages and infographics on their first week on the job.
- Participate in daily group critiques of the newspaper as well as individual critiques of their work.
- Collaborate with a staff that is among the top-ranked in the awards given by the Society of News Design and believe doing good work and having a good time go together.
- Learn the skills they need to do online design with CSS and Flash.
- Team up with other interns in the newsroom and participate in weekly journalism seminars with Pulitzer Prize-winning reporters, editors, and photographers.
- Get to live in an exciting, diverse city full of music, arts, and nightlife.
Curious? Learn more and get an application online at
www.bostonglobe.com/newsintern