JMC Job and Internship Database

The Minority Serving – Cyberinfrastructure Consortium (MS-CC) is a group of HBCU leaders recently funded by the National Science Foundation to provide technology-focused programs and services for students, faculty, and staff at HBCU campuses.    Minority Serving – Cyberinfrastructure Consortium  currently hiring for a full-time, early-career role and looking for HBCU graduates with a background in communications, journalism, digital marketing, or public relations.    This is a fully remote position and interested applicants can  apply here . To learn more about the MS-CC, please visit  ms-cc.org .

Report for America is looking to fill open positions with 18 newsrooms throughout the country. We encourage candidates who are interested in these specific positions to apply.  The deadline is May 16 , though they’ll be filled as soon as possible.  You can take a look at the opportunities below and apply directly from the job descriptions using the “apply” link.     Report for America (RFA) helps local newsrooms report on under-covered issues and communities by sending early-career and mid-to-late-career reporters and photographers to newsrooms throughout the country. As an RFA Corps Member, you’ll be a part of a movement to strengthen communities— and our democracy—through local journalism that is truthful, fair, fearless, and smart.   Report for America Journalism Openings.  Click on the link to access the job description and the application: ABC-TV: KFSN , Fresno, California ABC-TV: KTRK , Houston, Texas ABC-TV: WPVI , Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ABC-TV: WTVD , Raleigh-Durham, North

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Get a lot of info on grant funds and opportunities: https://ijnet.org/en/opportunity/news-fellowship-hbcu-students-us News fellowship for HBCU students [US] Recent journalism graduates or mid-career alumni of an Historically Black College or University (HBCU) are eligible for a fellowship. The 19th is launching its first formal fellowship program, the Frances Ellen Watkins Harper Fellowship, named in honor of the “Mother of African American journalism.” 

Sharon  Begley -STAT Science Reporting: The basics: How does it work?   Fellows will work at STAT’s Boston office alongside its team of experienced science and health reporters and editors to report and write articles for STAT. They will participate in KSJ training seminars and fellowship community events, have access to the MIT libraries, and be able to audit classes at MIT and Harvard. What are the benefits? Fellows will be paid $75,000 and receive health insurance through MIT. They will receive 10 days of vacation and get standard holidays off. Who is eligible to apply? An applicant must be residing in the U.S. and live in, or be willing to relocate to, the Boston area. Applicants must have some previous journalism experience; between six months and five years is desirable. Previous work as a science writer is not required. In compliance with federal law, fellows will be required to verify identity and eligibility to work in the United States and to complete the required employment

The deadline is approaching fast! The last day to submit applications for the   Fall 2022 World Trade Center Savannah Internship  is  April 27th , with interviews on May 12th.   Applications can be sent to  intern@wtcsavannah.org .   For more information, visit  https://www.wtcsavannah.org/about/intern-program/  

  Recruiting for a  Lifestyle Producer/MMJ   at WMBF News: The  Lifestyle Producer/MMJ  oversees quality control of WMBF’s Lifestyle show, Grand Strand Today. This position manages the production of the show to ensure that writing style, content, and presentation meet station standards. The work performed is for all media platforms, including on-air, website, app, and social media. The ideal candidate thrives when working with a team, exhibits strong editorial judgment and is willing to do what it takes to get the best story. As a producer/MMJ, you’ll contribute to the show’s editorial process, develop story ideas and sources, and go live during special events/shows. Duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to: • Produce and booth weekday shows • Book appearances for the show • Create social media and website posts • Record and edit segments for broadcast • Co-host specials Qualifications/Requirements: • Must possess strong news judgment. • Excellent writing, shooting,

The 2022 Summer Internship program   StoryFit   will focus on understanding the basic elements of stories and how those elements relate to story form, audience response, and appropriate measurement techniques. Our goal for the summer is to measurably enhance the reliability of our current story-elements-inference algorithm by iterating on our current approach and adding in new technologies. You can find our summer internship description and instructions on how to apply,  here .

Fellows will work at STAT’s Boston office alongside its team of experienced science and health reporters and editors to report and write articles for STAT. They will participate in KSJ training seminars and fellowship community events, have access to the MIT libraries, and be able to audit classes at MIT and Harvard. What are the benefits? Fellows will be paid $75,000 and receive health insurance through MIT. They will receive 10 days of vacation and get standard holidays off. Who is eligible to apply? An applicant must be residing in the U.S. and live in, or be willing to relocate to, the Boston area. Applicants must have some previous journalism experience; between six months and five years is desirable. Previous work as a science writer is not required. In compliance with federal law, fellows will be required to verify identity and eligibility to work in the United States and to complete the required employment eligibility verification form upon hire. https://www.statnews.com/sharon