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UNH Journalism Internship/
Placement
Where UNH Interns Usually Go
Here's a list
of the places to which UNH
most frequently sends interns.
Other Places You Might Try
If you want to go to a newspaper, magazine,
broadcast station or Web site that UNH doesn't usually work with, you
can set up your own internship. Almost any news organization might be
willing to take an intern,
though some do it only in the summer. The
Applying page tells you how to set up your own internship.
This page gives you some ideas on where. We can't guarantee
that these places will count as your UNH internship. That depends on the
responsibilities you're given.
Just for starters, the
American Society of Newspaper Editors site lists papers around the
country that take interns. Other papers not on the list also have
internships; this
American Journalism Review site lists just about every print
publication in the world. For a paper version,
check the Editor and Publisher Directory at the library reference desk.
Many of the sites on our
job-hunting resources page also contain
listings for print, broadcast and online internships. Any search engine
can lead you to a zillion internship sites. And try these:
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'On an internship, you see all your courses coming together.
Both the paper and the community rely on you. Your stories are what
people are talking about over coffee, all around town.'
Nate Rice, a reporting intern in summer
2007 at the Gloucester (Mass.) Daily Times .
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