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Tuscaloosa News
P.O. Box 20587
Tuscaloosa, AL 35402-0587
www.tuscaloosanews.com
Phone: 800-866-6086
Daily circulation:

Terms: Fall, Spring, Summer
Deadline: two months before start date

Details: flexible on portfolio; special summer internships through the Freedom Forum Chips Quinn program for minority students

Contact person: Porfirio Solorzano, Photo Chief (porfirio.solorzano@tuscaloosanews.com)
Salary: $10.50
Updated: 11/15/01

 

The Advocate
P.O. Box 588
Baton Rouge, LA 70821-0588
www.theadvocate.com
Phone: (504) 388-0280
Daily circulation: 98,000
 
Terms: spring/summer (January-June); summer/fall (July/December)
Deadline: October 31 for spring/summer
Details: phone okay Tuesday-Thursday, 10:00 am to noon, CST; call to see if internship is currently running; undergraduates or recent graduates; prefer previous experience; reliable transportation
Contact person: Michael Hults, Director of Photography
Salary: $375/week, plus overtime, mileage, and expenses; portfolio should be diverse and include at least one picture story
Left phone message 10/03/01

 

Grand Rapids Press
155 Michigan NW
Grand Rapids, MI 49503
Phone: (616) 222-5505
Daily circulation: 165,000
 
Terms: spring, fall, winter
Deadline: February 1 for spring; July 1 for fall; October 1 for winter
Details: send letter, resume, and slide portfolio; SASE for return
Contact person: Hoyt E. Carrier, II, Assistant Director of Photography, (hcarrier@gr-press.com)
Salary: $400/week
Updated: 10/31/01

 

The Saginaw News
203 S. Washington Ave.
Saginaw, MI 48607
www.sa.mlive.com
Phone: (517) 776-9773 or (989) 776-9773
Daily circulation: 48,000
 
Terms: winter/spring (January–May/June); summer
Deadline: October 1 for winter/spring; March 31 for summer
Details: sent letter, resume, and slide or digital portfolio and clips (include photo story in portfolio), references; looking for an intern to work with our three-person staff; intern is treated just like one of the staff photographers shooting all daily assignments, sports, news, and stories; they run a picture page every Sunday and are known for their excellent use of photographs; previous internship experience preferred but not required; they shoot all digital so experience with a Nikon D1 is also a plus
Contact person: Jeff Schrier, Internship Coordinator
Salary: paid
Unconfirmed

 

Concord Monitor
1 Monitor Drive
Concord, NH 03301
www.concordmonitor.com
Phone:
Daily circulation: 23,000
 
Terms: spring (early March to early June), summer, fall, winter (mid-December–mid-March)
Deadline: February 1 (spring); February 15 (summer); June 15 (fall); September 15 (winter)
Details: "The Monitor staff has won many national awards in the past decade, including POY awards for "Best Use of Photos," "One Week’s Work," 'Feature Photo," "News Story,"  campaign coverage and picture editing. Columbia Journalism Review magazine recently called the Monitor "the best small newspaper in the country." The staff consists of a photo editor and three staff photographers. An intern is treated as a staff photographer, and will be closely supervised and coached. Interns have many opportunities to cover sports, news, features, and are strongly encouraged to produce photostories. Portfolios should include photostories. Applicants should send a portfolio (slide portfolio preferred, but digital  portfolios on disk or CDs are okay. Clips are fine as supplement), resume, cover letter, names of three references and SASE. Include email address and all phone numbers. Overnight packages can be received at this address. Current students and recent graduates are eligible.
Contact person: Dan Habib, Photography Editor (graphics@cmonitor.com)
Salary: averages $275/week including overtime, plus mileage (monthly rent in area is $250-$300); they will insure your equipment
Updated: 11/05/01

 

Santa Fe New Mexican
202 E. Marcy
Santa Fe NM 87501
Phone:
Daily circulation: 25,000
 
Terms: January–June; July–December
Deadline: October 14 for January-July; February 14 for July–December
Details: send letter, resume, and portfolio (can be slide or electronic, i.e. CD, DVD, or Web site); must include SASE for all material you want returned; decisions made 30 days after deadline
Contact person: Clyde Mueller, Director of Photography
Salary:
Unconfirmed

 

The Fayetteville Observer
458 Whitfield Street
Fayetteville, NC 28306
www.fayettevillenc.com
Phone: (910) 323-4848
Daily circulation: 83,000
 
Terms: fall (August 15-November 15); winter (November 15-February 15); spring (February 15-May 15); summer (May 15-August 15)
Deadline: 2 months before start date: Jun 15, Sept 15, Dec 15, Mar 15
Details: 1 photo intern; 12 Weeks; prefer sophomores, juniors, or seniors; offers internships designed especially for minorities; send letter, resume, and slide (or any type of) portfolio with SASE; previous experience preferred
Contact person: Johnny Horne, Photo Editor (hornej@fayettevillenc.com)
Salary: $7.50/hour, 40 hours/week
Updated 10/01/01

 

The Lima News
3515 Elioa Road
Lima, OH 45807
Phone: (419) 993-2076
Daily circulation: 48,000
 
Terms: year-round; winter/spring (January-end of May); summer (June-end of August); fall (September-end of December)
Deadline: apply anytime; he generally recruits locally
Details: several photo interns; 16 weeks (winter, spring, and fall), and 8 weeks (summer) + 2 yearround interns; prefer CD portfolio, slides okay; send 20-40, including feature/spot/picture story images; interns need good, reliable car and one camera body for backup (he supplies digital equipment otherwise); intern ends up shooting 5-6 picture stories
Contact person: Craig J. Orosz, Photo Editor, corosz@limanews.com, cell phone: 419-235-6986
Salary: $7.25/hour, 40 hours/week
Updated: 10/08/01

 

The Patriot-News
PO Box 2265
Harrisburg, PA 17105
www.pennlive.com
Phone:
Daily circulation: 100,000
 
Terms: spring [begins in February (12 weeks)]
Deadline: November 15
Details: must be current student, have own photo equipment, reliable transportation; send portfolio and resume
Contact person: Laura Matthews, Internship Coordinator
Salary: $325/week
Unconfirmed

 

Morning News
P.O. Box 100528
Florence, SC 29501
Phone: (843) 317-7253
Daily circulation: 34,000
 
Terms: winter/spring (term ends June 12)
Deadline:
Details: aggressive spot news coverage and sports including ECHL hockey; Photoshop and Mac experience a plus; must have car and equipment; send letter, resume, and 20 slide portfolio or Mac Zip or disc with SASE for return
Contact person: Dave Ackerman, Visuals Editor
Salary:
Unconfirmed

 

Valley News
P.O. Box 877
White River Jct., VT 05001
Phone:
Daily circulation: 18,000
 
Term: winter, spring, summer, fall (each 3 months)
Deadline: September 15 for winter; January 15 for spring; March 15 for summer; June 15 for fall
Details: Intern will work with three full-time staff photographers, covering the range of assignments and enterprise work. Photographers are encouraged to produce picture pages. Work is done on color negative film, with scanning done on a Mac system. Color and computer experience not necessary, but helpful. Three month internships. Send cover letter, resume, portfolio of about 20 images (slides, Zip, or CD for Mac are fine), SASE. Portfolios will be returned.
Contact person: Geoffrey Hansen, Photo/Graphics Editor (geoffrey.hansen@valley.net)
Salary: $300/week plus overtime when applicable
Updated: 10/10/01

 

Tri-City Herald
P.O. Box 2608
Tri-Cities, WA 99302-2608
www.tri-cityherald.com
Phone: (509) 582-1548
Daily circulation: 44,000
 
Terms: winter/spring (eight months, starts January 1); sometimes also a six-month term Deadline: November 15
Details: “. . . strong commitment to community documentary photojournalism and digital photography technology. The Herald staff, consisting of three staff photographers and a photo editor, has a strong tradition of award-winning photographs in NPPA clips, SPJ and WPA contests.” send 20-30 mounted slides, cover letter, resume with references; SASE; phone calls okay
Contact person: Bob Brawdy, Photography Editor (bbrawdy@tri-cityherald.com)
Salary: $260/week and housing at an on-site dorm style apartment; mileage reimbursed
Updated: 10/10/01

 

The Post-Crescent
306 W. Washington Street
Appleton, WI 54912
www.wisinfo.com/postcrescent
Phone: (920) 993-1000, ext. 413
Daily circulation: 60,000
 
Terms: winter/spring; 4-6 months with flexible start/end dates, beginning January/early February
Deadline:
Details: "If you are ready to go to the next level of your photography and hone your skills as a journalist, The Post-Crescent is looking for you. Located in northeast Wisconsin, south of Green Bay . . . we are looking for an enthusiastic person who enjoys being creatively challenged. Candidates should be very motivated to make great images, open to learning new skills, and have a positive attitude. Interns will work with a talented, award-winning, upbeat staff consisting of a photo editor, five full-time photographers, two part-time photographers and several lab technicians who are sincerely interested in helping you grow. You should be familiar with Mac workshops, previous experience preferred but not necessary, have own equipment, and be technically proficient  . . .intern will cover a wide range of assignments, including spot news, pro sports, prep sports, studio work, business and general features. Intern will work in an all-electronic darkroom, shoot 100% color negative film, and will be going to all-digital. Interns have access to pool equipment  which includes digital cameras and transmission gear." Send resume, cover letter, and a digital or slide portfolio.
Contact person: Kristyna Wentz-Graff, PHOTO
Salary: $400/week
Left message 10/03/01