Communications

Community & Media Assistant – Do you like commenting on people’s thoughts and opinions? How about leading discussions? Do you Tweet? Hang out on Facebook? We are looking for great communicators who are very comfortable with social media. If this sounds like you, then you will enjoy this position.

As a Community & Media Assistant intern, you’ll have an opportunity to gain experience in managing an online community, create viral campaigns; daily blogging and microblogging; supporting Twitter parties; supporting online training sessions; participate in focus groups; implement social media & networking strategies, as well as learn and participate in innovative marketing campaigns.

Studio Lambert is an international television production company with shows in production for major networks and cable outlets. We are seeking motivated, dedicated and enthusiastic interns for our Los Angeles offices. Interns should be able to work a minimum of one full day a week for consecutive weeks. All current students majoring in production, communications or marketing are encouraged to apply. Interns contribute to the efficient functioning of our production offices. Tasks include but are not limited to answering phones, researching, screening and logging field tapes. Responsibilities will increase with demonstrated ability to handle assigned tasks. This is an excellent opportunity to see all aspects of production!

Are you a current college student or recent graduate trying to break into the world of cutting-edge media? Our internship program gives students real world experience and exposure to a quickly expanding new media and production company.

Interns at Howcast produce tangible results as they work with top industry professionals. We offer opportunities throughout many of our divisions including Video Production, Production Office, Post-Production, Editorial, PR/Communications, the Emerging Filmmakers Program, Social Media, and Content Distribution.

As an intern at Howcast, you will work with your manager on division specific tasks as well as have the opportunity to learn from upper level management across the company. In addition, Howcast interns have the opportunity to pursue projects of individual interest that they plan and execute together with help and insight from our team.

At Howcast we highly value the opportunity to provide students and recent grads with these amazing opportunities and consider our interns as an integral part of the organization. We’re proud to offer an environment that prizes creativity and collaboration, recognizes personal achievements and believes in the potential of our team members.

Howcast internships are unpaid, a travel stipend is provided and academic credit is available.

Are you a writer or aspiring writer? WordHustler.com is the world's first online submission management platform for writers. What does that mean? We help writers find literary agents, publications, writing contests, and publishers to send their work to. The best part is that we print and ship everything for them!

WordHustler is looking for a few good interns who are interested in learning about the publishing industry first-hand. WordHustler was founded by two hip, down-to-earth writers who are looking for creative people who are passionate about writing.

Small Blurb on Intern Duties:

Duties will include researching and writing on our blog WordHustlerInk, helping with contests, updating our markets database, talking to agents, editors and publishers, and helping our grassroots marketing campaigns.

Most of the internship can be done from your home, but will require trips to our office and various bookstores around LA. Car/driving is a plus. We'd love English, Communications, Film/TV or Creative Writing majors, or even Econ/Business majors who have some writing experience, and are computer-savvy, cheerful, and dependable. If this is you, we'd love to have you!

College credit is available.

The National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) is a political committee devoted to increasing the 178-member Republican Conference in the U.S. House of Representatives.
The NRCC's origins date back to 1866, when the Republican caucuses of the House and Senate formed a "Congressional Committee." Today, the NRCC supports the election of Republicans to the House through direct financial contributions to candidates and Republican Party organizations; technical and research assistance to Republican candidates and Party organizations; voter registration, education and turnout programs; and other Party-building activities.
The NRCC is governed by its chairman, U.S. Rep. Pete Sessions (TX-32), and an executive committee composed of Republican members of the U.S. House of Representatives.