Editorial Internship - Columbus Content Studio

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great lakes studiosDenver (CO)

Editors Periodical Publishers

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About the role

Editorial Internship - Columbus Content StudioThe Great Lakes Content Studio team is currently seeking editorial interns. The ideal candidate is entering his/her junior or senior year and is a journalism, communications or English major. Recent grads are welcome to apply as well. This is a remote, unpaid internship, but applicants must have knowledge or live in Ohio. We are seeking candidates that are available 8-10 hours per week. Scheduling and hours are flexible. Internships are offered during the summer, fall and spring semesters.

Responsibilities: Intern duties include writing, editing, fact checking and research. We are looking for this to be a meaningful professional development opportunity for the candidate we select. Other learning opportunities include: participating in editorial meetings and learning the process of assigning content/managing freelance writing.

Qualifications: We are looking for a student with strong attention to detail, writing skills, knowledge of AP style and spelling, punctuation, grammar and phone skills. Candidates also should possess a strong work ethic, be punctual and reliable. Applicants must be familiar with Ohio.

How to Apply: Interested candidates should send a cover letter, resume and 3-4 published clips or writing samples demonstrating journalistic style to: Claudia Plumley at cplumley@glstudios.com

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