The Kidz Connexion is a website for kidz who have an interest in Journalism. For children, parents and teachers, the Kidz Connexion means learning and an opportunity for school-age children to interact in a safe, academically-driven online media environment. For partners, the Kidz Connexion is a lead generating site, geared toward the acquisition and retention of loyal customers. The goal of theKidzConnexion.com is to attract one million users, ages 5 to 12, by the end of 2010. All theKidzConnexion members are permission-based and their parents have approved the acquisition of emails by our partners.
The Kidz Connexion Brand Image
We will continue to develop and protect our brand image by pursuing best practices, maintaining high standards and operating in an ethical manner. We understand that doing business in the kid’s Internet marketplace requires strong values, a well-guarded platform and the value-added pursuit of learning.
The Kidz Connection Brand Loyalty
We keep young people engaged in the Kidz Connexion through e-mail campaigns featuring partner promotions, deals and discounts. In addition, we work closely with teachers and administrators who wish to incorporate theKidzConnexion.com in elementary school curriculums. The feedback on our partner promotions has been outstanding and the rate at which kids return to theKidzConnexion.com is exceptional.

INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES – 2010 – (through May 2010)

Journalism Interns (we currently have 25 positions available through May 2010) to mentor KidReporters. Interns will be assigned ten (10) KidReporters – 4th and 5th graders who have an interest in Journalism and who have been selected by their school to represent the school as a KidReporter. Interns will communicate via e-mail with KidReporters to assign stories, follow up on assignments, review and edit story submissions and participate in other KidReporter-related activities. It is important to engage the KidReporters and encourage them to develop their research and writing skills.

Marketing Interns (we have 4 positions available- 2 Interns to work together as a team) to develop the Kidz Connexion programs –
•	 “Write A Story” concept is ideal for larger partners looking to expand on the Internet and reach a larger audience of children ages 5 to 12. The concept includes The Kidz Connexion providing partners with colorful Point of Promotion materials that encourage kids to write a story about the fun they had while visiting the venue.
POP materials are place at ticket windows and entrances and/or visible kid-friendly locations throughout the venue. Once a story is written and submitted to the Kidz Connexion, it is reviewed and edited by our qualified staff for readability, relevance and publicity. The story is then posted to the Kidz Connexion site and optimized for Internet search using brand-relevant keywords. A press release is then sent to local and online media. 
•	Kidz Connexion Birthday Klub concept is for partners who currently have a Birthday Club and would like to enhance their current offering as well as for those who would like to build one from scratch. With more than one million users targeted for 2010, the Kidz Connexion has the potential to drive significant family traffic to regional and
national brands through targeted email leads.
Marketing Interns (we currently have 5 positions available) to further develop and enhance the program to engage partners who will feature the first level of a new Kidz Connexion game on their site. The partners will receive significant benefits for their participation and the Kidz Connexion will benefit in increased traffic and membership in the Kidz Connexion.
Public Relations Interns (2 positions available) to create and implement a program for submitting KidReporter stories to online news resources and search engines. Additional duties will include developing relationships for the Kidz Connexion with local print, radio and television media outlets – in cities where the Kidz Connexion has KidReporters.

Public Relations Interns (25 positions available at this time) to function as liaison with elementary schools for the Kidz Connexion. Initially the Intern will present the Kidz Connexion to elementary school principals via e-mail for the purpose of recruiting KidReporters. Once a KidReporter has been selected for an elementary school, the Intern will ensure that the KidReporter is assigned to an Intern/Mentor. Subsequently, the Intern will work with the school to help them understand the KidReporter program and the benefits of thekidzconnexion.com for students at their school. Intern will introduce help to create membership contests for the schools, award prizes and other school-related activities. Lists of elementary schools principals and e-mail content will be provided. 

To apply for above positions:

Please provide a resume asap – no later than January 31, 2010 - that includes the following information:

Full Name
School Address (including city and state)
Home Address (including city and state)
Anticipated Quarter/Year to Graduate
Phone Number
Major

Interns will be expected to work between 10-15 hours per week and to submit a weekly report of time and activities to their supervisor at The Kidz Connexion. If your school grants credit hour(s) for internships, The Kidz Connexion will be happy to qualify for such programs and will provide a Mid-Quarter Report, Final Report, as well as an Evaluation of the Student Intern.

Interns who satisfactorily complete their assignments will be eligible for permanent employment by the Kidz Connexion in June 2010. 

Casey  Stern

The Kidz  Connexion

678.398.7601

casey@thekidzconnexion.com 

 

Organizing for America (OFA) has two priorities: (1) organize support for
President Obama's policy agenda, and (2) build and strengthen the grassroots
organization we built during the 2008 campaign by training and empowering
people to have an impact in their own communities.  The most important thing
OFA does is build support for and educate citizens about President Obama?s
policies for change.
 
Our national internship program will connect students all over the country
with our organization already on the ground -- working to make the change we
fought so hard for a reality.
 
The internship will last from January 11-May 7, but the start and end dates
are obviously flexible based on a school's schedule. 
 
The internship requires a minimum of 12 hours per week, and would be based
out of our Seattle office.
 
We are doing an orientation for new interns this coming Sunday January 10,
from noon-6PM at our office in Pioneer Square, 615 2nd Ave, Ste 580.  If
students are interested, they should email me at lambrod@dnc.org or call me
on my cell at 253-882-6126.
 
Thanks for your help in getting the word out, and feel free to let me know
if you have any questions from me!
 
 
Dustin Lambro
Washington State Director
Organizing for America
(206) 583-0664 office
(253) 882-6126 mobile
www.barackobama.com
 
Follow us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/OFA_WA

My name is Ramya and I am the Nonprofits & Activism Manager at YouTube. I
want to inform you of an excellent opportunity for film students to have
their work featured on the YouTube homepage each month, and raise awareness of important causes, through a program called YouTube Video Volunteers.
 
Here's how it works:
 
1) Each month (usually on the 1st of the month), a celebrity curator asks
citizens to create short films highlighting a nonprofit of their choice
working on that month's featured issue (this month is the Arts, February
will likely be Health). The video must be about a specific nonprofit
organization, and not just the issue.
 
2) Citizens submit their films through the contest gadget at
www.youtube.com/videovolunteers by a specific date (this month the deadline
is January 23)
 
3) The top three films (chosen by the curator) are featured on the YouTube
homepage at the end of the month as part of a special spotlight collection.
In the past, these Video Volunteers homepage spotlights have garnered
hundreds of thousands of views for the highlighted filmmakers.
 
This is a huge opportunity for your students to gain enormous exposure for
their work on one of the internet's most-trafficked websites, increase their
YouTube subscriber base, and to add this distinction to their portfolio.
 
Would you please share the opportunity with students at your school?
 
For more information, please see www.youtube.com/videovolunteers or let me
know if you have additional questions!

--
Ramya Raghavan
YouTube Nonprofits and Activism
rraghavan@youtube.com
 

TITLE OF POSITION:	Radio News Host	 
DEPARTMENT:		Radio Programming
STATION & LOCATION:		Bonneville International Corporation	
HOURS:		40 hour weeks
FLSA STATUS:		Non-Exempt
POSTED DATE:		January 6, 2010
CLOSING DATE:		April 5, 2010 or until filled
 
AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY: Make desired individual contribution to BIC’s team efforts by performing as part of an on-air personality team that attracts targeted audience and builds ratings and revenue.  Management will assign responsibilities on a regular and/or rotating basis depending upon need and proven capabilities and the need to provide expertise for the future.

POSITION REQUIREMENTS:
•	College degree in communication, journalism, related field or equivalent.
•	One to two (1-2) years on-air experience with a proven record of on-air success, or equivalent, to include:
	* 	Ratings performance, job stability and community involvement;
	* 	Ability to conduct news-driven on-air interviews and present news with acceptable on-air presence, professional demeanor and voice quality, 
* 	Being conversational, well-read, knowledgeable and articulate in dealing with current affairs;
	*	Variety of characteristics such as spontaneity and flair while also showing depth, good news judgment and sensitivity;
	* 	Ability to enunciate clearly and interpret and read copy fluently;
* 	Ability to understand and execute format philosophy and work with a team of other professionals in creating a distinctive sound;
	* 	Ability to properly operate radio equipment;	
	* 	Ability to accept direction and be flexible with changes.
•	Ability to generate desired synergism with all news hosts and establishes listenership motivation and loyalty.
•	Consistently works hours required.  Works more when required to meet deadlines including odd shifts, weekends, holidays, evenings, etc.
•	Ability to work in a fast and concise manner under pressure with demonstrated ability to present live and ad-lib unscripted news reports with continuity, meaning and clarity.
•	Valid driver’s license and proven ability to safely drive company vehicle or personal vehicle (as case may be) without exposing the company to serious liability risks. 
•	Proven ability to handle stress.
•	Work in compliance with Company policies and procedures.
•	Work effectively in a team environment.
•	Maintain a positive and cooperative rapport with staff, management, and clients.  
•	Project an appropriate professional appearance and demeanor.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS, BUT NOT REQUIRED:
•	An in-house audition under the direction of News Talk 97.3 KIRO FM may be required. 

PHYSICAL DEMANDS:
•	Receive, process, and maintain information through oral and/or written communication effectively.
•	Substantial physical movement (motion) of the wrists, hands, and/or fingers.
•	Ability to extend hand(s) and arm(s) in any direction with good eye and hand coordination.
•	Lift, move, and carry up to 20 pounds on occasioin.  

See attachment for application.

TITLE OF POSITION:	710 ESPN Sports Talk Show Host 
DEPARTMENT:		Programming
STATION & LOCATION:		Seattle
HOURS:		40/week
FLSA STATUS:		Non-Exempt 

POSITION OBJECTIVE:   Entertaining, insightful and dynamic sports talk show host ready to dominate their daypart. Must be an entertaining conversationalist that is passionate, has a sense of humor and is spontaneous with the ability to build conversations about sports.  

POSITION REQUIREMENTS:
•	Must be an entertainer with a  sense of humor.
•	Must be passionate and opinionated and insightful about national and Seattle sports
•	Must be creative and think outside the box. 
•	Experience in developing and delivering compelling sports related topics.
•	Aggressive attitude with a strong desire to advance in the broadcasting media. 
•	Ability to use humor.
•	Develop relationships and sources with local sports teams
•	Create and execute daily show planner
•	Strong desire and work ethic  
•	Spends time researching and developing topics.
•	Multi-tasking pro.  Ability to be organized with the capability to concentrate on more than one event at a time, able to follow written and verbal instructions under moderate supervision.
•	Proven ability to work under pressure to meet daily/weekly deadlines.  
•	Willing to be active in the community.
•	Self-starter with the ability to assure accuracy in on-air product.  Errors may incur financial time loss.
•	Monitor sports on a daily basis.
•	Ability to work closely with the sales department to develop and enhance client relationships and revenue  
•	Computer skills.
•	Proven ability to handle stress.
•	Work effectively in a team environment.
•	Consistently works hours required.  Flexible hours required to meet deadlines including weekends, holidays, evenings, early mornings, etc.
•	Work in compliance with Company policies and procedures.
•	Maintain a positive and cooperative rapport with staff, management, and clients.  
•	Project an appropriate professional appearance and demeanor.
•	Must send in aircheck with resume and application.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS:
•	Receive, deliver, process, and maintain information through oral and/or written communication effectively.
•	Substantial physical movements (motions) of the wrists, hands, and/or fingers.
•	Extending hand(s) and arm(s) in any direction with good eye and hand coordination.
•	Lift, move, and carry up to 20 pounds on occasion.

see attachment for application form

Central District Forum for Arts & Ideas
Internship Opportunity
 
2009-2010 Season
Social Media Intern
(Paid Internship)
 
 
Make your mark!  This year our interns will be a part of a huge push
for expansion and implementation of new programs and departments at
the CD Forum. The CD Forum is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that
presents and produces African-American cultural programs that
encourage thought and debate for the greater Seattle area. While
drawing attention to what makes African-American culture unique, we
also seek to highlight its integral place within American culture as a
whole.
 
Our internships offer experience in the non-profit sector and allow
interns to be a vital member of a small, high-intensity organization
that strives for excellence.  We are seeking someone who is confident
has a strong desire to be part of a hard-working team.
 
The Internship lasts from February 2010 to June 2010.  A commitment
for the entire season is strongly desired.  The weekly time commitment
expected is 8-10 hours per week.
 
The Social Media Intern?s duties will include the following activities:
 
?         Be a part of launching and implementing our Online Social
Media Strategy
 
?         Monitor on-line activity related to CD Forum
 
 *   Maintain & monitor CD Forum social networking sites (Facebook,
MySpace, Twitter, RSS, YouTube, relevant blogs and listserves, etc.)
 *   Catalog, create and summarize CD Forum website content, wikis and
blogs
 *   Update CD Forum website content via CMS
 *   Assist with Online/Web staff projects as needed
 *   Provide support for PR/Marketing initiatives as needed
 *   Attend program and marketing meetings as needed
 
The ideal candidate will have:
 
 
?         Individual must be social media savvy and experienced.
 
?         MUST be an active participant in the Social Media Sphere
 
?         Must be able to apply and learn best practices to effectively
use social media in the non-profit/arts world
 
?         Strong writing and analytical skills
 
 *   Strong knowledge of software and programs for online media (CMS,
Adobe, etc.)
 *   Must be self motivated and self disciplined to work from home
 *   Must be detail-oriented and have the ability to multi-task and
prioritize
 
Preferred Skills:  We are looking for someone who is passionate about
and knowledgeable of social media. They will be able to coordinate the
CD Forum?s online marketing and communications campaign to insure CDF?s
presence on-line.
 
Other:  The Social Media Intern will report to the Program Director
and/or Program & Marketing Coordinator.
 
Honorarium:  Yes - Stipend
 
Deadline to Apply:  Open until filled.
 
Internship Start Date:  February 2010
 
 
To apply please submit a resume and cover letter to:
 
Email: deneem@cdforum.org
(Email Preferred)
 
Mailing:
Social Media Internship
The Central District Forum
PO Box 22824
Seattle, WA  98122-0824
 
Fax: 206-323-4036
 
For more information call 206-323-4032 or visit
www.cdforum.org
 

Our competitors would love to have judges with communications knowledge. The
students would have a great opportunity to see and judge several differant
speech events as well as debate.

Lisa Rathbun
judge_pssda
 
--------------

Dear Prospective Debate Judge,
 
I am very excited to tell you that Verve  Speech and Debate Club is hosting the Puget Sound Qualifier. The tournament will consist of three days of competition made up of Team Policy Debate, Lincoln Douglas Debate, and ten Individual Speech events  . We would like to invite you to be a judge at our tournament. The dates are February 18-20.The event will be located at Crosspointe Church in Bothell.
 
You do not need to have any experience. We will provide training  for you on the day of the tournament. The trainer will tell you all the things you will need to know to be a judge. The training session is approximately  twenty minutes. Your total time commitment, including both judging and training will be about three or four hours.
 
Your participation will provide important feedback and training to our youth. You are important to us, and we want you to have an enjoyable time when you judge. There will be coffee, tea, snacks and  meals provided for you throughout the time you are there.
 
Our website is https://pugetsoundqualifier.homeschooldebate.net/. Click on the top, where it says JUDGE REGISTRATION, then follow the directions. If you have any friends you think may  be interested, please forward them this letter.
 
If you have any questions, my email is judge_pssda@yahoo.com
 
Thanks,
Lisa Rathbun
judge coordinator
 

The Career Center Workshops & Events for January 11 – January 15
 
NOTE: Unless indicated, no need to register or sign up for the following workshops.  Just come!  
**All The Career Center workshops are held in Room 134 Mary Gates Hall unless otherwise noted **
 
Monday, January 11, 3:30 – 4:30, Resumes & Cover Letters
 
Tuesday, January 12, 2:30 – 3:30, Resumes & Cover Letters
 
Tuesday, January 12, 3:30 – 4:30, Making the Most of a Career Fair
 
**Wednesday, January 13, 1:30 – 4:30, iSchool Employer Connections Fair, MGH Commons**
 
Hosted by The Information   School, this career fair is designed to provide students with the opportunity to connect with employers on career opportunities, job openings, internship an  d fieldwork placements, and research. There is no cost to attend this event. Students are encouraged to come prepared with resumes and business suits/business casual attire.
 
Wednesday, January 13, 3:30 – 4:30, Networking for Shy People (and Everyone Else!)
 
**Thursday, January 14, 4:30 – 6:30, Employer Conversations: Networking in a Tough Economy, HUB 108**
 
This Employer Conversation is aimed at helping you gain more confidence in your networking skills, and provide you with tips to help you make the most of y  our networking. A tough economy can become less tough with good networking skil  ls on your side!
 
Friday, January 15, 1:30 – 2:30, Making the Most   of a Career Fair
 
Friday, January 15, 2:30 – 3:30, Resumes & Cover Letters
 	
 Alyce Mallett
alycem@uw.edu
The Career Center
University of Washington
main: (206) 543-0535 
134 Mary Gates Hall * Box 352810 * Seattle, WA 98195 
http://careers.washington.edu 

Hearst Journalism Awards Broadcast Competition II Reminder -- Deadline: January 26th 

HEARST  JOURNALISM  AWARDS  PROGRAM
        
     Broadcast  News  Competition  II
 
     TELEVISION Category: news
  
NEW!! RADIO COMPETITION II IS NOW MULTIMEDIA 
 
   DEADLINE:  TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2010
  
The following reminder is a digest of the requirements for submitting an
entry in this competition. 
 
These competitions award $16,700 EACH in scholarships and matching grants to the top ten ranking students & their schools in addition to the possibility
of qualifying for the National Broadcast Championship.
 
Remember: Your department will receive a $200 stipend for entering both the
radio and TV competitions!
  
                                 ELIGIBILITY
 
The selected entrant must be a current undergraduate journalism major at the
time the piece is produced  and aired.  An exception is made for Spring,
Summer or Fall 2009 graduates, allowing them to enter the contests in the
2009-2010 program year.  The Spring or Summer 2009 graduates would NOT be eligible to complete in the 2010 National Championship.  The work by these
students to be entered in the 2009-10 program year must have been produced
before students were graduated.
  
Each university may submit two entries in radio multimedia and/or two in
television ? up to four entries total.  Each entry must be by a different
student.  An entrant may not enter both the radio multimedia and television
categories. 
  
Team reporting is not eligible.  The contest entry must be originating with
and produced by the student with primary responsibility for the entry. 
  
                      TELEVISION COMPETITION  II ? NEWS
 
Television news entries must be hard news, including enterprise reporting. 
Entries may be based on but not limited to public affairs, business,
investigations, science, sports or weather.  All television entries
submitted must have been produced and aired from September 1, 2008, through January 25, 2010, inclusively. 
  
Each television entry must consist of at least two reports, and the whole
package must not total more than five minutes.  Reports should be submitted
as aired, and not edited substantially for the entry time limit.  If a
report is longer than the entry time limit, the entrant may enter an
excerpt, but must send with it the whole script, showing the portion that
has been submitted.
  
Television entrants are  encouraged to submit one short form report no more
than 90 seconds, and one long form no longer than 3 minutes. 
 
The television entrant must attest to the people who contributed to the
production of the entry by completing the Disclosure Form.  Please fill in
the form completely and send 3 copies.
  
Each Television entry must consist of: 
 
      Three copies of the DVD with a minimum of two stories not totaling
more than 5 minutes, appropriately labeled on DVD and case. 
  
      Three copies of the COMPLETE script ? including lead-ins, tags and
verbatims.
  
      Television Entry Blank signed by the Journalism Administrator and
entrant.
 
      Three copies of the fully completed Disclosure Form.
  
Please view your TV entries on standard equipment.  It is the responsibility
of the entrant and school to ensure that the DVD can be viewed using
consumer level equipment.  
 
Send television entries to:  Hearst Journalism Awards Program, 90 New
Montgomery St., #1212, SF, CA  94105
 
The Foundation is not responsible for loss or damage due to the mail
service.
  
Television entries will not be returned.  Please do not send originals.
  
           NEW: RADIO COMPETITION II IS NOW A MULTIMEDIA COMPETITON
 
A radio multimedia project is a single piece of journalism executed
essentially by one journalist (the entrant).  Radio multimedia entries may
be hard or soft news projects with an emphasis on audio.  In addition to
audio, each radio multimedia entry must include at least one of the
following components: print, video, photography and graphics.
  
The radio multimedia entrant may have received technical assistance from
other undergraduate students (ex: camera persons, designers, programmers),
but the administrator must verify the central participation of the entrant. 
An entry cannot be a blog and cannot be a Web page of a professor, class or
student.  The entry must have been posted on a Web site of an
ACEJMC-accredited program, school publication, television or radio station,
or professional entity. 
  
All radio multimedia entries submitted must have been produced and posted
from September 1, 2008, through January 25, 2010, inclusively.
  
Each RADIO MULTIMEDIA entry must consist of:
  
      Radio multimedia entries must be a single project posted online, and
submitted as a link via email to photoawards@hearstfdn.org.
 
       A scanned PDF of the radio multimedia entry blank and radio multimedia
disclosure form sent as an attachment in your email.
  
                  Include entrant name, university name, project title, name
of Web site, posting date, and URL of project in the body of the email. 
Subject line of email should read: Radio II entry, university name, entrant
name. 
 
Incomplete entries will not be accepted.
  
DEADLINE:  Television entries must be received in the Foundation office by
5:00 p.m. on January 26, 2010.
 
Radio multimedia entries must be emailed by 11:59 p.m. PST on January 26,
2010.
  
    SEMI-FINALS: The five top winners in radio and the five top winners in
       television in competition II will qualify for the Broadcast News
                                 Semi-Finals.
 
Championship  Finals: Of the semi-finalists who have been selected to submit
additional entries from competitions I and II, 10 finalists (five in radio
and five in television) will be chosen to travel to NYC to participate in
the National Championships in June.
  
  QUESTIONS ? Please call Jan Watten, program director: 1-800-841-7048 ext.
       4565 or 415-908-4560 or email: jwatten@hearstfdn.org.  For more
          information, check our website:  www.hearstawards.org. 
 
 

This firm markets movies for various studios - Warner Bros., Lions Gate Films, Disney, Sony, etc.

Please see attachment.

Justin Shank
justin@thaweb.com
206-343-8000

The Department of Communication presents:
 
An Evening of Communications Career Development
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Register for this event at: http://www.com.washington.edu/careerday.html
 
Learn about the communication jobs available and the current state of the industry by visiting with company representatives and attending a panel discussion on entrepreneurialism.  This event is free, but advanced registration is encouraged to ensure your spot and help with planning
 
Schedule of events
Company Tables/Meet & Greet
4:30 to 7 p.m.
University of Washington HUB Room 108
 
Open networking will be interspersed with structured networking opportunities from 4:45 to 5:25 and 5:40 to 6:15. (See below for details.)
 
Participating companies
Microsoft
Amazon
Washington Technology Industry Association
MSNBC
comScore
Weber Shandwick
Starbucks (Digital Ventures)
Washington Filmworks
Edelman
 
Networking event
University of Washington HUB Room 108
 
A lively networking opportunity hosted by My Tam Nguyen (?06), a public relations specialist for the City of Seattle, and staffed by the members of the alumni board and other alumni working in print and broadcast journalism, public relations, digital media, strategic communication and other communication-related jobs. Also joining the event will be the representatives from participating companies.
Round 1: 4:45 to 5:25 p.m.
Round 2: 5:40 to 6:15 p.m.
Feedback and closing remarks: 6:15 to 6:45 p.m.
 
Panel discussion on entrepreneurialism
7 to 8:30 p.m.
University of Washington HUB Room 106B
 
The panel discussion will feature:
 
Moderator Kristina Hudson, enterpriseSeattle
Kristina Hudson has 15 years of experience in entertainment and economic development. She joined enterpriseSeattle in early 2006 as Business Development Manager specializing in Interactive and Digital Media Technology. In 2004, Kristina founded the Washington Interactive Network, and brought this program with her to enterpriseSeattle. This was the first economic development program in the United States to be targeted solely at the video game industry. For the last two years, Kristina received the distinction of winning awards from the International Economic Development Association: One for the best Technology-Based Economic Development Program; and the second for the annual Power of Play Event.
 
Fitz Cahall (?02), The Dirtbag Diaries
After graduation, Fitz Cahall worked as a freelance outdoor writer for a variety of publications. His dream was to bring his journalism training to rock climbing and outdoor sports. Over the years, he collected interesting stories about regular people that magazines did not want to publish. I was getting harder and harder to sell his stories, so he jumped into the world of new media with the 2007 launch of his podcast on climbing. He thought he might get a few hundred hits on his site, and instead saw thousands of downloads pretty quickly. Several sponsors later, he now has a radio show and will soon begin a web television show. Read more about Cahall at www.dirtbagdiaries.com.
 
Laura Paulou (?06), WWish
Laura Paulou is founder of the interactive online magazine WWish. While attending Wenatchee Valley College, Paulou founded and served as editor-in-chief of the student newspaper. Because of her grades and her achievements, she was awarded a full scholarship from the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation, giving her the opportunity to attend the University of Washington. She made the Dean?s list and graduated with a BA in Journalism in 2006. Laura was inspired to create WWISH, with a mission to help women move out of crisis, because of the personal adversity she overcame in her own life. Read more about WWISH and Laura?s personal journey.
 
Lucas Mack (?04), 4th Avenue Media
Starting out in public relations at the University of Washington, Lucas Mack worked side by side with sports columnists and sports broadcasters from around the Northwest. From there he took a job at KOMO TV, as the Audience Coordinator for the live talk show Northwest Afternoon. He moved to eastern Washington as a reporter for the NBC affiliate, where he fell in love with storytelling. His next stop brought him to the Lone Star State reporting for the FOX affiliate in San Antonio as their Feature Reporter, hosting his own live segment. In 2008, Lucas co-founded 4th Avenue Media to give clients the unique opportunity to tell their story by a broadcast journalist.
 
The Common Language Project
The Common Language Project (CLP) is a nonprofit multimedia production house that reports news from around the world about people affected by key social issues. The project is housed in the UW Department of Communication and has a core staff of young journalism and political science graduates from Hunter College and New School University. Also on board are a funding and outreach coordinator (and UW grad) and a CUNY graduate student. Read more about CLP at clpmag.org.

questions? 
Victoria Sprang 
vsprang@u.washington.edu
543-2717

This Thursday, Jan. 7, at 12:30 is the first of two information sessions for
the Bonderman Travel Fellowship. 

The annual Bonderman Travel Fellowship competition is upon us, and The
Graduate School and UW Honors Program will be hosting information sessions
for interested applicants.  They will be held on:
      Thurs. Jan. 7, 2010, 12:30-2:30 pm, Mary Gates Hall 206  and
      Mon. Jan. 11, 2010, 4:30-6:30 pm, Mary Gates Hall 206.
 
This fellowship is an opportunity unique to the UW that you don't want to
miss.  There may never be another time in your life when you get paid to
travel and explore your own interests.
 
 
 
Selected Bonderman Fellows will undertake international travel for eight or
more months, to six or more countries in two or more major regions of the
world.  Through solo travel the Fellows will focus on exploration and
discovery, learning about the world and themselves in it.  Fellows may not
conduct research, pursue an academic project, or participate in a formal
program or organization. 
 
 
 
Up to seven graduate (and seven undergraduate) Bonderman Fellowships will be
awarded in Spring 2010.  Each Fellowship carries a $20,000 award to be used
only for extended international travel.  Fellows should plan to begin their
travel between May 2010 and June 30, 2011.  Students who propose to travel
beginning later than June 2011 should apply in the next round.
 
 
 
More information on the information sessions, the application process, etc.
is here:
 
http://grad.washington.edu/students/fa/bonderman/index.shtml
 
 
 
The application deadline is February 1, 2010.  If you do not have the chance
to attend one of the information sessions and have questions, do not
hesitate to contact Marilyn Gray or Helene Obradovich at
gradappt@u.washington.edu.
 
 
 
Best regards,
 
 
 
Marilyn Gray
 
Assistant Director, Fellowships & Awards
 
The Graduate School
 
 
 
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 
Marilyn Gray
 
Assistant Director, Fellowships and Awards
 
The Graduate School
 
035A Communications Building
 
University of Washington
 
Box 353770
 
Seattle, WA  98195-3770
 
206.543.7152 or 206.685.4248 (phone)
 
206-685-3234 (fax)
 

SEATTLE HOMES & LIFESTYLES
EDITORIAL INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
We are looking for people who are as thrilled about print publications as we
are, with a strict attention to detail, plenty of enthusiasm and a
willingness to help. A love of the written word is a must and an interest in
design a plus.
 
Interns gain valuable professional experience and participate in the
day-to-day editorial and publishing process?watching every step of an
issue?s cycle firsthand. Specific opportunities depend upon the publishing
calendar, as well as each intern?s experience, talent and interests, but
will most likely include some of the following:
 
* compile calendar listings for publication
* check facts in articles
* scout products for shopping pages
* write short articles for print publication
* contribute to our blog
* create Web-exclusive copy for SeattleHomesMag.com
* other duties as needed
 
Our internships are unpaid and require a commitment of approximately 20
hours a week in our office, during business hours. Internships last from
three to six months. We are currently looking for interns who can start in
late January. To apply for the program, please e-mail a cover letter, your
resume and samples of your work to Angela Cabotaje at
acabotaje@seattlehomesmag.com. No phone calls, please.
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Angela Cabotaje
 
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ANGELA CABOTAJE, ASSISTANT EDITOR
SEATTLE HOMES & LIFESTYLES
SeattleHomesMag.com
 

Title: TV and Radio Maintenance Engineer (Job #1087)
Full Time position
Date Available: Immediately
Application deadline: Open until filled

TV and Radio Maintenance Engineer is a rare skill set. This is an opportunity to grow into both platforms.
 Fisher operates 2 Television and three Radio Stations in the Seattle/Tacoma Market. This position is accountable for the implementation and maintenance of all broadcast systems. You will also be involved with technical planning for projects including engineering design specifications. Performs work according to values of Fisher Communications with the utmost of integrity and trust in doing what is right.
Candidates that are component level repair techs with solid broadcast technical base knowledge should apply today!      
Qualified candidates must be able to:
•	Repair transmitter (AM, FM, TV, Microwave, Fiber, C & Ku band satellite, etc.), receivers, cameras, switchers, graphic systems, audio equipment, video tape systems, routers, automation/editing systems, intercoms, two-way radios, monitors and display systems. 
•	Provide technical support to operational users. 
•	Consult and communicate with engineering management and other engineers on technical issues as required. 
•	Provide specific engineering signal flow diagrams for CAD documentation on all work performed on technical systems. 
•	A craftsman’s approach to your work is expected.
Qualifications:

•	Associates Degree in ELECTRONICS or equivalent experience.
•	Must be able to troubleshoot to a component level. 
•	Must have a thorough understanding of basic video concepts and standards employed throughout the industry. 
•	Must have excellent verbal & written communication skills and be effective in a team environment. 
•	Must be flexible with regard to work schedule. 

Essential Functions:

•	Ability to distinguish colors. 
•	Ability to drive a vehicle and obtain a valid WA driver’s license.
•	Ability to lift and carry up to 50 pounds. 
•	Ability to read with good vision (with or without corrective lenses). 
•	Ability to speak/hear clearly and work under pressure. 
•	Ability to work independently.
To apply: 
Please email a resume and cover letter to jobs@fsci.com, fax (206)404-4155 or mail to the address below.  Please reference job #1087 in your correspondence.  
KOMO-TV, Attn: Human Resources
140 4th Ave N.
Seattle, WA  98109

NO CALLS PLEASE 

**KOMO Television is an Equal Opportunity Employer

The 2010 Washington State Jefferson Awards program nominations are now open!
The Jefferson Awards honors ordinary people who do extraordinary things for
others and is considered the  Nobel Prize  for public service. CityClub is
proud to partner this year with KING5, Starbucks and Microsoft and we thank
you for your help in promoting the program state-wide. The deadline for
nominations is Monday, February 15, 2010.
 
 
 
Jefferson Awards Program Page
 
http://seattlecityclub.org/jeffersonawards
 
This page tells you all about the program, including deadlines, the process
and a link to the nomination form.
 
 
 
Nomination Page
 
http://www.king5.com/featured-content/79331212.html
 
A direct link to the online nomination form hosted on KING5 s website.
 

Re: scholarship opportunities at the National Lesbian & Gay Journalists Association this month:
 
For additional information, Contact: Bach Polakowski, 202-588-9888 or
Bach@nlgja.org
 
Washington, DC- The National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association (NLGJA) today announced a call for entries for the Leroy F. Aarons scholarship and the Kay Longcope scholarship.  These scholarships are awarded annually in honor of two prominent journalists.  Applications are available online and will be accepted until January 31, 2010.
  
The Leroy F. Aarons scholarship was established in 2005 to honor NLGJA
founder Leroy "Roy" Aarons and to continue his work of fostering fair and
accurate coverage of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) issues
from within the news industry.  This annual scholarship will provide up to
$5,000 to an LGBT student who plans a career in journalism and is committed
to furthering NLGJA's mission of fair and accurate coverage of the LGBT
community.
 
The Kay Longcope Scholarship was established in 2008 in memory of journalist Kay Longcope, who co-founded the Texas Triangle, a LGBT weekly newspaper that would eventually grow to become the major source for all things gay in Texas, covering the gamut from news to art, relationships to music reviews.  Longcope is also widely regarded as the first out reporter at the Boston Globe, where she worked for over twenty years.
  
The National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association is an organization of
journalists, media professionals, educators and students who work within the
news industry to foster fair and accurate coverage of lesbian, gay, bisexual
and transgender issues.  NLGJA partnered with The Philadelphia Foundation
(TPF), a community foundation established in 1918, to administer the NLGJA
Student Scholarship Fund.  The Delaware Valley Legacy Fund, a component fund of TPF serving to advance philanthropy within the LGBT communities, will
disburse the scholarship awards upon receiving recommendations from NLGJA during each award period.
  
 
About the National Lesbian & Gay Journalists Association
 
NLGJA is an organization of journalists, media professionals, educators and
students working from within the news industry to foster fair and accurate
coverage of LGBT issues. NLGJA opposes all forms of workplace bias and
provides professional development to its members. For more information,
visit the NLGJA Web site.
 
 NLGJA | 1420 K Street, NW, Suite 910 | Washington | DC | 20005
 
Bach Polakowski, 202-588-9888 or
Bach@nlgja.org

We are now accepting applications for the English Department Summer in London 
Program!
 
All UW students from all majors are welcome to apply.
 
This summer, Professor W.R. Streitberger will again teach his course, 
"Shakespeare on Stage:  London and Stratford" in which students will read and 
see five to six plays, take backstage tours and walking tours of the theater 
districts in London and the Shakespeare properties in Stratford.
 
To learn more about this program, please come to the Information Session:
 
*Thursday, January 14 at 3:30pm in Savery Room 131*
 
Participants will earn 15 credits for this 5-week, B-Term Program (modified 
B-Term dates:  26 July - 27 August):
 
5 credits of ENGL 490 or DRAMA 494 for Professor Streitberger's Shakespeare 
course
5 credits of ART H 399 for Professor Peter Buckroyd's Art, Architecture and 
Society in London course
5 credits of HIST 490 for Professor Michael Fosdal's Contemporary Britain class
 
The cost of the program will be somewhere between $3,400 - $3,800.  This fee 
will include:  tuition, most books, room, two meals per day, all tickets, day 
trips, admissions, and transport costs within central London.  The program fees 
will not include:  airfare, lunches, and some books.
 
For more information and application instructions please visit:
 
http://depts.washington.edu/engl/abroad/londonsummer10.php
 
Or fee free to contact us:
 
Bridget Norquist, Academic Adviser
bridget@uw.edu, 206-543-2634
 
Professor John Webster, London Program Director
cicero@uw.edu, 206-543-6203
 
Professor William Streitberger, Summer 2010 London Faculty
streitwr@uw.edu, 685-9893

information session Friday, Jan. 8, 2:30 in MGH 258

For students who are planning to study abroad in
Germany next year -  this Friday's information session on the
scholarship programs offered by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD).

Deadlines are Jan. 31!
 

 
Robin Chang
Assistant Director
Office of Merit Scholarships, Fellowships & Awards
Center for Experiential Learning
University of Washington
120 Mary Gates Hall, Box 352803
Seattle, WA 98195-2803
206-543-2603   FAX:  206-616-4389
http://www.washington.edu/students/ugrad/scholar/

PUBLIC RELATIONS INTERNSHIP
MARKETING INTERNSHIP

JTalentgroup is a Native owned, full service entertainment agency specializing in Public Relations, Marketing Consulting and Talent Management services.  Clients include the Quileute Nation featured in Stephene Meyer’s Twilight Saga book series; Tinsel Korey, who portrays Emily in New Moon and other local Northwest artists.

JTalentgroup is seeking interns in both Public Relations and Marketing to assist with the global attention and interest focused on the aforementioned clients as a result of the popularity of the books and films.  

Public Relations Interns will be responsible for media monitoring, press releases, press pitches, interfacing with domestic and international journalist and editors from all mediums, as well as assisting with administrative activities. The purpose of this position is to provide a forum for learning and implementing many of the essential skills and tools required in the field of public relations.  Responsibilities will include assistance with providing a uniform, consistent message that is disseminated to the international and domestic media outlets through a controlled, constructive, educational campaign that reflects the values and integrity of the Quileute nation and circumvents any opportunity for exploitation.

PR Intern must have exceptional writing skills and the ability to handle the pressure of the media and deadlines. Ideal candidates must be detail oriented, with strong communication, organizational and computer skills 
Marketing Interns will be responsible for providing marketing services to that will provide viable opportunities to enhance current revenue streams while preserving the rich ancestral heritage and cultural identity of the Quileute Tribe.  

This is a non-paid internship, but I am looking to work with the Departments to ensure course credit.

Please contact Jackie Jacobs at 206-388-9200 or email me at jj@jtalentgroup.com

Internships are available immediately.

The application form in now online at:
http://www.com.washington.edu/news/student.html#foreignintrigue
 
If you are interested in applying for this, the deadline is Jan. 22.
 
Apply for Foreign Intrigue Reporting Internship
The Department of Communication is offering internship opportunities for 
journalism students for summer 2010 in two locations: (1) English-language 
newspapers in Asia and Africa, and (2) as English-language correspondents 
for Reuters in Latin America. This is an exceptional opportunity for 
students to gain dynamic journalism experience and to learn about other 
cultures.
 
Possible locations include: Cambodia, China, Kenya, Sierra Leone, and a 
site to be determined by Reuters in a large city in Latin America.
 
Your application should include:
 
1.Signed application form
2.Resume  with 3 references (at least one from a Communication faculty 
member)
3.Three examples of your published work (preferably journalistic work)
4.Cover letter (no more than two pages) indicating:
 
a.Unofficial transcript
b.Your goals for this internship
c.Your foreign language proficiency, if any. For applicants seeking the 
Latin America internship, Spanish proficiency is required.
d.Your experiences living in or working in another culture, if any, and 
how you perceive those challenges and opportunities
 
Applications are due Friday, Jan. 22, 2010, in the Advising Office (CMU 
118).
 
 
Questions? Contact Professor Roger Simpson (newsboy@uw.edu).
 
The department will make the internship assignments. Students will be 
required to attend several orientation sessions before leaving for their 
internship.
 
Students will also be expected to contact their host newspaper and learn 
more about the host country once theyve been selected.
 
Costs paid by the Department of Communication:
 
Airfare: The Department will provide up to $1,500 for round-trip airfare.
Housing: The Department will contribute $500 for housing.
 
UW credits and insurance: Through the UW Office of International Programs 
and Exchanges, the Department will pay for concurrent credits ($250) and 
basic health insurance ($120).
Costs paid by student recipient:
 
Housing, food: Depending on location, you may need to spend $500 to 
$2,000.
 
Additional travel (beyond roundtrip to the internship site).
Additional health insurance. If you want extra health insurance, youll 
need to buy it yourself.

Please RSVP to vsprang@uw.edu
 
The Department of Communication
 
2010 Career Lunch Series
 
Featuring: Heather Brooke (?93)
 
The Department would like to invite journalism students to join British 
journalist Heather Brooke for pizza and conversation.
 
Time: 1:00 to 2:15 (no exceptions)
 
Date: Friday, January 15, 2010
 
Place: Communications 126
 
RSVP to vsprang@uw.edu
 
Deadline: 5pm January 14 or until space is filled. (Space is limited; 
reserve your spot early.)
 
This is an excellent opportunity for networking, so bring your questions!
 
Brooke made international headlines last year because of her 
groundbreaking request for expense-account information from members of 
Parliament helped set the stage for the resignation of the speaker of the 
House of Commons, an event not previously witnessed for 300 years.  
 
Brooke worked briefly as a reporter for The Spokesman Review and as a 
police reporter in South Carolina for a few years, before moving to 
England where she has dual U.S. and United Kingdom citizenship. As a UW 
communications student, with a minor in political science, she wrote 
regular news stories for The Daily on subjects like student government. 
But she also penned a sex-advice column called "Intimate Rebellions." It 
was a groundbreaking column, and it drew a lot of attention on campus.
 

There are a couple of spots still open for our Spring CHID Greece program.  

http://depts.washington.edu/chid/showprogram.php?id=93
 
  
Tim Cahill
 
International Programs Coordinator
 
Comparative History of Ideas
 
University of Washington
 
Box 354300 - Padelford B-101 - 98195
 
PH 206.685.4716 FAX 206.543.7400 
 
 
 

ASUW Experimental College
(www.ExCo.org)
CALL 68-LEARN to Register

Computer Design & Assembly
 
We design & assemble a Personal Computer (“PC”) using industry standard components: chassis, power supply, motherboard, CPU, memory, video card, optical/floppy/disk drives and operating system.  First session will disassemble and, with time, re-assemble a broken PC.  Later sessions focus on selection and proper installation of all components.  One field trip is planned to InterConnection near the UW campus, to experience Volunteer Orientation and tour their factory.

Course #13.20
10 Weekends:  Jan. 16 – Mar. 20, 2010
Section 1:  Sat. 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
(Sections 2-4:  Sat. pm & Sun. as needed)
Location:  UW Seattle campus

Paul A. Mitchell, B.A., M.S., Instructor:  Computer Design & Assembly, ExCo #13.20


The University of Washington is committed to providing access, equal opportunity and reasonable accommodations in its services, programs, activities, education and employment for individuals with disabilities.  To request disability accommodations, please contact the Disability Services Office at least ten (10) days in advance at (206) 543-6450/V, (206) 543-6452/TTY, (206) 685-7264/FAX or email:  dso@u.washington.edu.

UWRA scholarships for students pursuing aging-related careers 

The University of Washington Retirement Association (UWRA) announces the
availability of one to two Spring 2010 scholarships of $3,000 each for
undergraduate or graduate UW students studying toward careers that focus on
aging-related research or provision of services to older adults. 
 
 
 
To be eligible applicants must have established financial need. Financial
need is determined from information filed on the 2009-2010 FAFSA with
Student Financial Aid. (For this purpose applicants who are international
students should also complete a 2009-2010 FAFSA.)
 
 
 
Deadline: Tuesday, February 2, 2010.
 
 
 
For further description and details about on-line application submission go
to
 
https://catalysttools.washington.edu/collectit/dropbox/patd/8378
 
 
 
Applications are available on-line at
 
http://depts.washington.edu/retiremt/uwra/scholarship.htm
 
Scroll down to the link to the application form. Complete and save for
submission as one Word document, including other documentation required.
 
 
 
All applicants are notified by mail about their status approximately six
weeks after the deadline. We do not provide application status information
by phone.
 
 
 
Awards are credited to student accounts in Spring 2010. Winners are expected
to attend a recognition luncheon, scheduled for April 27, 2010, as guests of
the UWRA.
 
 
 
Questions in advance of the deadline? Contact the UWRA office by emailing
retiremt@uw.edu or calling 206-543-8600 after January 6, 2010.  (Please note
that the office may be closed on Mondays.)
 
 
 

THINKING ABOUT GOING TO LAW SCHOOL?
 
REGISTER TO ATTEND A PRE-LAW WORKSHOP!
 
 
*Exploring Law School*
For students who are thinking about attending law school, weighing their career 
options, wondering where to start in research the legal field, etc.
 
Wednesday, January 13, 2010 from 9:30 - 10:30 AM
Thursday, January 28, 2010 from 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
Monday, February 01, 2010 from 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
Tuesday, February 09, 2010 from 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
 
 
*Law School Applications 101*
For students/alumni who are applying this Fall 2009 or in January 2010, this 
workshop covers important tips and strategies for applying to law school.
 
Monday, January 11, 2010 from 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday, January 13, 2010 from 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
Friday, January 22, 2010 from 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
Thursday, January 28, 2009 from 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
 
 
LOCATION of the workshop will be given when you register. Most take place in 
Mary Gates Hall.
 
REGISTER for a workshop today at:
http://www.washington.edu/uaa/gateway/advising/majors/infosessions.php#prelaw
 
 
See you soon!
 
Peg Cheng, Chanira Reang Sperry, Tim McCoy & Mary Tillotson
The Pre-Law Team at the UW
web: http://www.washington.edu/uaa/gateway/advising/prelaw/
email: plawhelp@uw.edu

 	

In 2001 the University of Washington established a Rome Center Student Internship position. In 2009 it was named the Trina Deines Rome Center Internship, in honor of Rome Center's Director Emerita.

The internship position is designed to provide University of Washington students with practical experience working in an office environment, affording them the unique opportunity for prolonged contact with a cultural environment other than their own. This single Internship position is especially suited to a student working on Italian language studies or on another independent study topic which would be enriched by study in Italy. 

See: http://depts.washington.edu/roma/Internships.html

Cameron Frisch
 
Assistant Director
 
International Programs & Exchanges
 
University of Washington
 
1410 NE Campus Parkway
 
459 Schmitz Hall, Box 355815
 
Tel:  001-206-221-4404
 
Fax: 001-206-685-3511
 
www.ipe.washington.edu

cfrisch@u.washington.edu
 

JOB TITLE	 Marketing and Communications Assistant
DEPARTMENT NAME	College of Arts & Sciences Dean’s Office
JOB LOCATION	Communication Building, Dean’s Office
CONTACT/SUPERVISOR	Candice Douglass
PHONE NUMBER	206.616.3506                                                                                      
EMAIL ADDRESS	candiced@uw.edu
BOX NUMBER	353765
EMPLOYMENT PERIOD	Summer Only  [    ]          Sum & Acad Year  [ X   ]          Acad Year Only  [    ]
HOURS PER WEEK	Sum:  40 hrs/wk  [    ]     up to 19 hrs/wk  [    ]        Acad Yr:  up to 19 hrs/wk  [ X   ]
RATE OF PAY	    $10.50     (Compliance with current UW Student Pay Schedule)

Duties and Responsibilities:
•	Draft and finalize press releases
•	Work with New Media Specialist to create and prepare content for College’s website and Arts UW website, includes conducting interviews with faculty, guests and students; writing articles; posting material to College’s website; updating events listings by department; assisting with monitoring the website to maintain fresh content
•	Assist the New Media Specialist with video production, including setting-up lighting, assisting with editing and shooting video as assigned
•	Monitor and report social media buzz generated by other units across campus
•	Provide support for events, including up-front planning, presence and assistance during the event; and help after the event as required by Events Manager
•	Assist with departmental e-newsletters, includes helping with logistics and distribution
•	Assist with general communication needs such as creating banners, drafting text for brochures or flyers, assisting with media outreach and coverage and developing communications templates.
•	Work with Annual Giving and Donors Program Coordinator on preparing donor correspondence and assist with data entry and database maintenance
•	Perform a variety of administrative tasks including general filing, copying, etc.

Minimum Qualifications:
•	Able to work independently with attention to detail, accuracy and confidentiality
•	Strong writing skills, ability to meet deadlines and prioritize work
•	Understanding of the web and knowledge of writing for the web
•	Familiarity with digital media and social networking tools such as Facebook, Twitter, etc.
Desired Qualifications:
•	Interest in fundraising development
•	Interest in learning about video production and digital media
•	Experience in photography (or at least strong interest in learning)
•	Experience with Adobe Suite, especially InDesign, Photoshop and Illustrator (or at least be technology savvy and aptitude for learning new programs)
•	Eager to contribute to a team environment

Educational Benefits:
•	Learn about marketing and communications at a College level from a supportive team of experts
•	Gain general office and computer skills that are transferable to any business environment
•	Enhance knowledge of social media networks, e-communications and website presence
•	Participate in event planning and execution with a fun and dynamic staff

Note:  Hours and work schedule are negotiable

Jan Catey

Annual Giving and Donor = Programs Coordinator

University of = Washington | College of Arts & Sciences Advancement

jcatey@uw.edu  | 206.616.7120 | Office 045D | Box = 353765

 An opportunity to explore language and human rights in Buenos Aires, Argentina this spring.
 
Human Rights & Language - Buenos Aires, Argentina
Study Abroad Info Session: January 14, 12:30-1:30 WCG 106, UW Tacoma
 
Earn academic credit and use financial aid & scholarships while studying in
another country! Learn more about human rights in Buenos Aires through UW
Tacoma's Argentina study abroad program.  Students earn 5 credits in human
rights, 5 in Spanish and 5 internship credits.  Don?t miss this opportunity!
 
http://www.tacoma.washington.edu/travel/upcoming/argentina/
 
See you there!
 
Tanya Ulsted on behalf of Brian Coffey, Director of International Programs,
UWT
 
Questions: uwtintl@u.washington.edu
 

The Redmond Reporter is looking to fill an photo/video internship for the 
winter quarter.

It is an unpaid internship, but the Redmond Reporter will pay for mileage.
Photo interns can work anywhere from 10-40 hours per week depending on a 
prearranged agreement, covering a variety of photo opportunities from community 
events to personality profiles to sports. The hours of work will vary and 
interns can expect to work evenings and weekends.
The position will also require doing some videos of community and sporting 
events.

Interested candidates should contact Bill Christianson, the editor, at 
bchristianson@redmond-reporter.com or at (425) 867-0353, ext. 5050.
 

GEN. ST. 391: Research Exposed!: Approaches to Inquiry
SLN 13828 Section D 
Wednesdays 12:30-1:20 
OUGL 220 
1 credit.
 
Looking for a one-credit course that sheds light upon cutting-edge research at 
the UW? Research Exposed Lecture Series introduces you to current and exciting research in a wide variety of disciplines, including how faculty come up with research ideas, what methods they use to explore research questions, and how undergrads can become involved in the knowledge-making process. This 1-credit course is open to all students--no prerequisites required.
 
For more information & to check out the winter quarter lineup of speakers, 
visit: 
http://www.washington.edu/research/urp/courses/researchexposed/winter10.html
 
Questions? Contact the staff of the Undergraduate Research Program at 
urp@uw.edu

The Newspaper of the Northwest Asian American Communities
Find your InspirAsian.  |  www.iexaminer.org



INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY

The International Examiner, the only non-profit Asian American publication in the West coast is celebrating 35 years of service to the community, and is now seeking a reliable individual to fill our Internship opportunity. 

The Examiner is implementing a project to digitalize our archives to be available for view on-line. The opportunity includes using a professional camera and equipment to take photos of archival print editions of our newspaper, downloading the images to files, and editing work to ensure accuracy. 

All equipment and training is provided. 
Time commitment: min. 10 hours/week, for one quarter. 


For more information, please contact:
Nick Wong
Assistant Editor
International Examiner
622 S. Washington St.
Seattle, WA 98104
Office: 206.624.3925
Fax: 206.624.3046

nickwong@iexaminer.org

 
The Newspaper of the Northwest Asian American Communities

Internship Program

ABOUT THE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINER
Established in 1974, the IE is the oldest and largest non-profit pan-Asian American publication in the country. The IE inspires to be a credible catalyst for building an inspiring, connected, well-respected, and socially-conscious Asian Pacific American (APA) community. 

OUR VISION
The IE plans many changes in the up-coming year. We plan to expand substantially across the Northwest, in the coming years, to be a voice for Asian Americans while promoting the northwest APA community. And, we are moving toward a hybrid magazine/newspaper-style of writing and design. 

INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
Please send a letter of intent and resume to the Editor in Chief, Diem Ly at editor@iexaminer.org. After reviewing the application, we will notify selected applicants for an interview.

Who suits the IE Internship program: Independent workers, self-motivated, creative, reliable, and interested in the welfare and awareness of the Asian American community. 

Internship Timeline: Internships are quarterly (three months) or otherwise planned with internship coordinators. 10-12 hours a week working on projects or assignments. Interns receive academic credit or can apply as a volunteer. 
Application deadlines: 	Winter 2010 –Nov. 20, 2009
				Spring 2010 – Feb. 20, 2010
				Summer 2010 – June 5, 2010

Duties: At the beginning of the internship, the student and internship coordinator will build a program to best suit the interests and growth of the intern. This could include special projects, coordinating events, designing the newspaper, writing articles, etc. Each internship experience is different. 

Programs offered: Advertising/Marketing and Development (Public relations, marketing, strategizing expansion of IE visibility and finances through grants and events). 

For more information, contact Nick Wong.


Nick Wong
Assistant Editor
International Examiner
622 S. Washington St.
Seattle, WA 98104
Office: 206.624.3925
Fax: 206.624.3046
 
nickwong@iexaminer.org

Employment Opportunity

LOCATION:		Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center

JOB TITLE:		Research Project Interviewer

DIVISION:		Public Health Sciences

DEPARTMENT:	Cancer Prevention Program
	
WORK SCHEDULE:	Hourly, beginning January, 2010.  Positions available to work between  				10 – 30 hours/week for 6 – 12 months.

PAY RANGE:		$15 – $18 an hour (depending on experience)


SURVEY DESCRIPTION
The project will survey Cambodians about health topics such as hepatitis B and physical activity.


DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Conduct in-person health interviews with participants from the Khmer community. (Interviews will be conducted in participants’ homes or other community settings in the Seattle-Tacoma Metropolitan area.)  Attend training sessions and project meetings. Follow established protocols, scripts, and interviewing procedures (as taught).  Record participant responses in an accurate, legible, and detailed manner. Maintain accurate record keeping and documentation of work performed. Fulfill hours as scheduled by supervisor.  Perform other duties (as needed).

QUALIFICATIONS

•	Must be proficient in Khmer and English (speak, read, and write both languages)

•	Must be eligible to work in the United States

•	Must be capable of keeping clear and accurate written documentation in English 

•	Must be capable of rapid, clear communication and comprehension

•	Ability to work effectively as part of a team and be comfortable working in the community

•	Flexible, organized individual who can remain calm under the pressure of deadlines

•	Must be available to work some daytime, evening, and weekend hours

•	Must have a valid Washington State driver’s license, reliable vehicle, and willingness to drive


TO APPLY	
		Send cover letter and resume by Friday, December 11th, 2009:

1)	FAX to Channdara Sos at (206) 667-5977

2)	Mail to:	Channdara Sos
		Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
		P.O. Box 19024
		M3-B232
		Seattle, WA 98109

3)	Email to csos@fhcrc.org

ANNOUNCING THE 2010 UW EXPLORATION SEMINARS
 
Month-long Early Fall Study Abroad Programs
 
- 35+ short-term UW global study programs
- Small-group intensive programs led by UW faculty
- 3-4 week programs for 5 UW credits
- Open to all UW students - minimal prerequisites
- Rolling admissions in Winter Q - apply early!
- For lots more info & to apply: http://depts.washington.edu/explore
 
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Argentina     Culture & Communication
Australia     Outback Geology
Cambodia      Children's Rights Law & Business
Chile         Public Health
China         Language & Culture
Costa Rica    Natural History & Conservation
England       Race & Health; Art of Pilgrimage
France        Surrealism
Georgia       History, Culture & Conflict
India         Rural Development; Business; Women's Leadership; Health
Ireland       Business in the Celtic Tiger
Ireland/Hague International Justice
Italy         Art; Astronomy; Cinema; Design; Public Health, Law
Japan         Art History & Buddhism; Urbanization
Micronesia    Culture & Climate Change
Nepal         Health in the Himalayas
Netherlands   Information Science; International Justice
Peru          Biodiversity, Conservation & Sustainability
Russia        Communication, Culture & Health
South Africa  International Business
South Korea   Health & Culture; Informatics
Tahiti        Mixed Race Identity & Culture
Thailand      International Business; Nursing
Zambia        Anthropology
 
To learn more and to apply online, please visit:
http://depts.washington.edu/explore
 
Spaces on all programs are filled on a rolling basis so apply early!
 
 
 
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact ipe@u.washington.edu
 

Please join us for the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service at the
University of Washington and work alongside UW faculty, staff, students and
alumni in honoring the legacy of Dr. King.
 
As a volunteer, you can choose from a variety of service projects, hosted by
non-profit organizations all over King County. This event will celebrate Dr.
King's timeless values of compassion, dignity, humility, and service, asking
the question "What are you doing for others?"
 
When:
Monday, Jan. 18, 2010
Where:
Kick-off starts at 8 a.m. in the HUB Ballroom
Projects from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Cost:
Free, but advance registration is required.
Get more information and register online ...
 
MLK Day is a great way to give back to the UW community and meet other
alumni and friends. Start the day off right with a continental breakfast in
the HUB Ballroom, and then head out to your volunteer site. For more
information, e-mail mlkjr@u.washington.edu.
 
We'll see you there!
 
This event is sponsored by:
 
Carlson Center
United Way
UW Alumni Association [PixelServer?j=yjXlj3-UmDGtCXqywyp5Bg..]
 

Seattle Bride is seeking editorial assistants! We offer two approximately
20-hour-a-week, five-month, unpaid internship programs each year for
enthusiastic and experienced candidates interested in learning about the
magazine industry through first-hand experience. The internships run
February through June and July through December. We do not offer summer
internships or short-term internships over holiday breaks.

  *  The deadline for applying to the February through June internship is
     1/5/10.

Interested applicants must already possess the following qualities:
A passion for the written word and magazines, with an additional interest in
design, style, fashion and beauty
An obsessive attention to detail
Excellent writing, grammatical and spelling skills
Familiarity with Word, Excel and basic Adobe programs, Twitter and Facebook
Superior organizational skills
Respect for deadlines
The ability to listen and follow directions
The ability to successfully work independently of others
An adult work ethic and the ability to converse professionally with industry
vendors and clients
 
We welcome student applicants, but only those with a strong interest in
pursuing a career in magazine editing or writing. Student applicants needn't
be enrolled in a journalism program, but must have a strong understanding of
basic journalism skills, such as writing structure, copy-editing notations
and the general lingo. You'll learn some of these things on the job, but
extra points go to those who do their homework first!
 
Seattle Bride magazine does not offer internships in marketing, public
relations, graphic design or art production.
 
This internship is an independent, at-home experience. Seattle Bride interns
do not work at the Tiger Oak offices. Applicants wishing to get an in-office
experience in a large group environment should apply for the Seattle
magazine internship program. The Seattle Bride internship is based from the
intern's home office, on location at photo shoots, at various bridal
functions and events and in frequent meetings with the editors at the Tiger
Oak offices or at different meeting places in Seattle. Given its autonomous
nature, this job is regarded with the same importance as an entry-level
position. Do well, and you might get your foot in the door at Tiger Oak
Publications!
 
Necessary tools/equipment:
You must have your own working computer with updated Word, Excel and Adobe (must be able to at least read PDFs) programs.
 
Application Procedure
Send a completed internship application along with a resume and your best
writing samples to sally@sallykassab.com

Sally Farhat Kassab, Editor 
bouar@hotmail.com
 

INTERNSHIPS_______________________________________________


KIRO Newsroom Internship
This internship is for students interested in practical experience in broadcast journalism. Intern will write stories, rewrite wire copy, learn audio recording and editing, and research stories. Intern will work with editors, reporters and other newsroom employees and receive feedback on their efforts. 
Contact: Tom Tangney, Internship Coordinator , Newsradio 710 KIRO, (206)726-5476 , ttangney@bonneville.com.



710 ESPN Internship
This internship is for students interested in practical experience in broadcast journalism. Intern will write stories, rewrite wire copy, learn audio recording and editing, and research stories. Intern will work with editors, reporters and other newsroom employees and receive feedback on their efforts. 
Contact: Owen Murphy, Program Director , 710 ESPN Seattle, (206)726-5452 , omurphy@espnseattle.com.




Online Content Internship
Bonneville Seattle is seeking applicants to be considered for an Online Content Internship. Interns will work with the web development team at MyNorthwest.com to get hands-on and substantive exposure to web writing, producing, and management.

Interns will become familiar with all aspects of content production for Bonneville's three station Website (News Talk 710 KIRO, KBSG 97.3 and 770 KTTH) with the objective of learning how to create compelling online content.

The Online Content Intern will work under the direction of content producers, management, and newsroom staff to gather, produce, and write our day-to-day online coverage.

The ideal candidate will have an excellent working knowledge of the Web, impeccable news writing and publishing skills, and the highest journalistic standards.

Contact: Stephanie Klein, Online Content Producer, sklein@bonneville.com



Bonneville Seattle Radio Group, KIRO-FM, KIRO-AM and KTTH-AM is an Equal Opportunity Employer. 
Applicants must return the attached application to be considered for any position. 
The application can either be  E-mailed to seattlealljobs@bonneville.com , faxed to (206) 299.3523, or mailed to:   
                   Bonneville Seattle 
                   Huma  n Resource Department   
                   1820  Ave E, Seattle, WA 98102 

 
Marin Brustuen
Executive Assistant/Office Manager/Huma  n Resources
Bonneville Seattle
(206) 726.7028 phone
(206) 299.3523   fax
mbrustuen@bonne  ville.com

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Sabrina Elliott
Administrative Coordinator
 HDR   ONE COMPANY | Many Solutions    
500 108th Ave. N.E.    Suite 1200 | Bellevue, WA | 98004-5549
Phone: 425.450.6224 |   Fax: 425.453.7107 | Email: Sabrina.Elliott@hdrinc.com 
www.hdrinc.com

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Sabrina Elliott
Administrative Coordinator
 HDR   ONE COMPANY | Many Solutions    
500 108th Ave. N.E.    Suite 1200 | Bellevue, WA | 98004-5549
Phone: 425.450.6224 |   Fax: 425.453.7107 | Email: Sabrina.Elliott@hdrinc.com 
www.hdrinc.com

Develop your marketing expertise while gaining valuable experience with a
Marketing Internship at Tropical Tan, Seattle's top tanning salon chain
with 12 locations! We are looking for highly motivated undergraduates who
are interested in a marketing career and in contributing to the progress of
engaging projects with creativity and enthusiasm. You?ll be making a real
contribution to the success of the business, developing your commercial
acumen and get free tanning. This is a great environment for someone that is
hungry to learn and wants to do more than just file papers and answer
phones. No previous experience necessary.
 
Responsibilities
 
  *  Complete SWOT analysis & create new marketing plan taking into consider
     the changes in advertising such as shift from traditional print media to
     internet and working within specific a budget.
  *  Responsible for updating social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter,
     and Myspace and finding ways to get grow Tropical Tan through social
     media outlets.
  *  Assist in copywriting needed for website, e-mails, in-store signage,
     magazine and newspaper advertisements, etc.
  *  Responsible for assisting in the overall strategic planning and
     execution of online and offline public relations, & social media,
     marketing.
  *  Represent Tropical Tan at local networking events, as well as networking
     with local businesses.
  *  Perform other duties as assigned related to the marketing of the
     business.
 
 
 
 
 
 Openings
 
Unpaid internships are available throughout the year and require a
commitment of 15 hours per week in our office in Queen Anne or Lake City
Way, during business hours. Internships range from 3-6 months and have
potential opportunity to move up to a paid position, if interested.
 
 
 
Applications:  
Please call or email me for an applications or if you have any questions.
 
Tricia Mann 
Tropical Tan 
4003 2nd Ave NE 
Seattle, WA 98105
 
425.444.6901
 
triciamann@ymail.com
 
Marketing internship applicants should email or mail a completed internship
application along with a resume and one to two writing samples.
 
 
 

January Scholarship Deadlines for Undergraduates - research, study abroad,
graduate school funding!
 
Due January 5:
Department of Homeland Security Undergraduate Scholarship - full tuition and
stipend for 2 years. Applicants must be U.S. citizens, seeking their first
bachelor's degree, have a 3.3 GPA or higher, majoring in a homeland security
science, technology, engineering or math field which is a STEM field with
coursework and/or research relevant to a homeland security research area.
Applicants must be in their second or third year of college attendance, with
two years remaining to complete their degree. Requires a 10-week research
internship at DHS or an affiliated lab during the summer between the first
and second year of funding and one year of full-time service in a relevant
HS-STEM field. More details and the online application are at
http://www.orau.gov/dhsed/2010pages/scholarship.html.
 
Due January 12:
Beinecke Scholarship - $34,000 for graduate studies in arts, humanities and
social science fields (professional graduate programs such as Law or
Business are not eligible). Applicants must be juniors (earning first
undergraduate degree between December 2010 and August 2011) of exceptional
ability and achievement, U.S. citizens or nationals from American Samoa or
the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, and have a documented
history of receiving need-based financial aid. Applicants are expected to
have well formulated ideas about the direction of their studies and their
future careers. More details and the online application are available at
https://www.washington.edu/students/ugrad/scholar/scholarships/s/beinecke.
 
Due January 13:
Knowles Science Teaching Foundation Science and Math Teaching Fellowships -
tuition support for earning your teaching credential, monthly stipends,
funds for classroom materials, working with mentors, academic year
development, applying for National Board Certification, meetings, leadership
activities, etc.. Applicants must have earned or be earning degrees in
science, math or engineering and be committed to teaching high school math,
physical sciences or biological sciences. Applicants must have received
their most recent content degree within 5 years or be in the final year of
undergraduate, master's combined BS/MAT/MEd program or near completion of a
doctoral program, or be currently enrolled in a credential program.
Applicants must be enrolled or planning to enroll in a recognized teacher
education program that leads to a secondary science or math teaching
license, but need not be admitted into such a program to apply. More details
and the online application are at
http://www.kstf.org/fellowships/teaching.html.
 
Due January 14:
Boren Scholarship - up to $20,000 to study critical languages abroad during
2010-2011 in a variety of countries, including Africa, Asia, Central &
Eastern Europe, Eurasia, Latin American, and the Middle East. The countries
of Western Europe, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand are excluded. Boren
Scholarships are funded by the National Security Education Program (NSEP),
which focuses on geographic areas, languages, and fields of study deemed
critical to U.S. national security. Applicants should identify how their
study abroad program, as well as their future academic and career goals,
will contribute to U.S. national security, broadly defined.  NSEP draws on a
broad definition of national security, recognizing that the scope of
national security has expanded to include not only the traditional concerns
of protecting and promoting American well-being, but also the challenges of
global society, including sustainable development, environmental
degradation, global disease and hunger, population growth and migration, and
economic competitiveness. Requires a service commitment after graduation,
which can be deferred for graduate study and can be fulfilled in a variety
of ways. More details and the online application are at
http://www.borenawards.org/boren_scholarship.
 
Due January 15: internal UW deadline
Killam Fellowships - $5,000 per semester for study in Canada (plus health
insurance and $800 Canadian for in-country travel). Applicants must be U.S.
citizens enrolled full time as undergraduates in good standing. The Killam
Fellowships Program, in conjunction with the Henry M. Jackson School of
International Studies, is offering up to 2 full academic year fellowships
for UW undergraduates to study at a Canadian institution in 2010-2011.
Majors from all schools and departments are eligible. Information and
application materials are at
http://jsis.washington.edu/canada/undergraduate/killam.shtml.
 
Due January 31:
German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) Undergraduate Scholarship - 650 Euro
monthly stipend plus additional funds and health insurance to study,
research or do an internship in Germany for a minimum of four months (one
semester) and a maximum of 10 months (one academic year) from during
2010-2011. Applicants must be second or third year students who will be in
their third and fourth year during their stay in Germany, seeking DAAD
support for a 4-10 month period in Germany during the German academic year,
possess outstanding academic records and personal integrity, be U.S. or
Canadian citizens or permanent residents (foreign nationals who have been
students at UW for at least one year and will return to UW after the
scholarship period to complete their bachelor's degree are also eligible),
have well-defined study, research or internship plans for their stay in
Germany, demonstrate an interest in contemporary German and European affairs
and explain the significance of their project or study in Germany to their
future studies, research or professional goals, and be enrolled full-time
students. More details and the online application are at
http://www.daad.org/?p=47220.
 

Robin Chang
Assistant Director
Office of Merit Scholarships, Fellowships & Awards
Center for Experiential Learning
University of Washington
120 Mary Gates Hall, Box 352803
Seattle, WA 98195-2803
206-543-2603   FAX:  206-616-4389
http://www.washington.edu/students/ugrad/scholar/

robinc@u.washington.edu

The National Association of Broadcasters Education Foundation (NABEF) is
  looking for communications students to participate in the Call to Service
  Collegiate Competition. Students will have the opportunity to win $10,000,
  $5,000 or $2,000 in scholarship dollars and matching funds for the charity
                               of their choice.
 
 
    Students will compete by developing a community service initiative and
  partnering with local broadcasters to execute their idea. To participate,
    students must submit a one-page proposal outlining their idea. Twenty
students will be selected as finalists. NABEF is accepting proposals for the
                      program through February 12, 2010.
 
 
Winners of the Call to Service Competition will be awarded scholarship money
  for the fall semester of the following academic year. In addition, winners
will be recognized at NABEF?s Celebration of Service to America Awards Gala
                    on June 14, 2010, in Washington, D.C.
 
 
              Click here for more details about the competition.
 
 
This is a great opportunity to get students involved with local broadcasters
  and the local community. Diana, we need your help to spread the word about
this competition. I have included my contact info below and hope that we can
   schedule some time to speak in January once you return from the holiday
                                    break.
 
 
                                  Thank you,
 
 
                                Rumana Sultana
                         Special Projects Coordinator
                           NAB Education Foundation
                               1771 N Street NW
                             Washington DC 20036
                              Phone 202 429 5428
                               Fax 202 429 3930
 

Please see attachment.


Ms. Sydnor Hain
Office Manager
JunebugWeddings.com
Local: (206) 418-6149
Toll Free: (888) 418-6149

sydnor@junebugweddings.com

SUMMER PROGRAM IN CHINESE FILM HISTORY AND CRITICISM AT THE BEIJING FILM
ACADEMY, June 28-July 25, 2010
 
 
 
The Program will be take place on June 28 ? July 25, 2010. Students
worldwide are welcome to the program, administered through the University of
Washington. 12 quarter credits are transferable to other institutions. The
program is especially well suited for upper-level undergraduates who intend
to continue their studies in Chinese cinema, and for graduate students and
professors who plan to teach courses involving Chinese films. No knowledge
of Chinese is required.
 
 
 
The courses will be taught by professors from outside Asia (including Chris
Berry, Yomi Braester, and James Tweedie) and a variety of faculty from the
Beijing Film Academy. The program also includes meetings with filmmakers.
The program cost (including tuition and lodging) is $3,300 + registration
fee. Rolling admission will start on January 1, 2010.
 
 
 
Visit our web site at http://faculty.washington.edu/yomi/bfa for further
details on curriculum and application procedures. Questions should be
addressed to the program director, Professor Yomi Braester: yomi@uw.edu.
 
 
Tamara Cooper 
tcoop@u.washington.edu
Lecturer, Cinema Studies 
Undergraduate Advisor, C Lit 
University of Washington 
534B Padelford 
Box 354338 
206.685.1642
 
 

For the past five years, the UW has been placing students in professional
internships from various majors.  Next year, you can apply for a Summer
internship in London or Dublin, or a Fall internship in Paris, Madrid, or
Dublin where you will gain professional experience while earning UW credit.
 
 
 
The new program offerings are up on our website:
 
http://www.foster.washington.edu/centers/gbc/Pages/eusa.aspx
 
 
 
There you will find a student testimonial, blog posts, program information,
and the application.  The application is due January 21.
 
 
 
UW students are invited to apply for an unpaid Summer internship in London
or Dublin, or a Fall internship in Paris, Dublin, and Madrid.  EUSA, the
organization hosting the internships, finds internships for you in a variety
of industries:
 
Arts & Culture
 
Business, Finance & Economics
 
Television, Film & Journalism
 
Politics, Government & Ethics
 
Healthcare & Social Issues
 
Marketing, Public Relations & Advertising
 
 
 
Past students, such as Rebecca Ridenour, say that their EUSA European
internship was their Smartest College Decision.
 
 
 
Feel free to email with any questions.
 
 
 
Cheers,
 
Andrea
 
.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .
Andrea R. Gomes | Assistant Director
Undergraduate Global Programs
 
Global Business Center/CIBER
Michael G. Foster School of Business
University of Washington
Lewis 313, Box 353200
Seattle, WA 98195
206.616.9565 tel | 206.685.4079 fax
skype: foster.go.abroad
facebook page

For Fall Quarter 2010 (October 2 to December 4), the UW Department of
Comparative Literature will offer again its interdisciplinary program of
study in Paris. This program offers students a unique opportunity to earn 15
UW credits while living and studying in one of the most vibrant and
beautiful cities in the world. The program is open to all UW and non-UW
students with an interest in the humanities and arts, and who have completed
FRENCH 103 by the beginning of the program.
 
The program fee is $6,460 (this includes tuition, housing and board).
 
Applications are processed as soon as received. Application deadline: March
2, 2010.
 
For more information,contact Mikkel Borch-Jacobsen at mbj@u.washington.edu
 
For more information on study abroad
scholarships: http://ipe.washington.edu/forms/FundingOpportunities.pdf 
 

The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) is pleased to announce that
for summer 2010 we will again offer three internship programs: RISE
(Research Internships in Science and Engineering), RISE professional and
RISE in North America. RISE has established itself as an outstanding
opportunity to combine serious research with a rewarding study-abroad
experience. All three programs are targeted to students from the fields
of engineering, physics, chemistry, biology, earth sciences (geology)
and related disciplines.  For detailed information about all three
programs, please visit: www.daad.de/rise-programs
 
 
 
RISE undergrads have the opportunity to work on cutting edge research
projects at top research institutions (e.g., Max-Planck-Institutes) and
universities in Germany. Students are paired with German PhD students in
a unique mentoring partnership to ensure immediate integration into
hands on lab work and built-in social network with an excellent
opportunity to develop new technical skills. RISE participants receive a
scholarship to cover living expenses. Online registration and the
internship database for RISE and RISE professional both opened on
December 7th. Please email RISE queries to: rise@daad.de
 
 
 
RISE professional is designed for recent graduates, Master's and PhD
students, and alumni of the RISE program who are matched with a
well-known German company, where they gain insight into the professional
applications of science and engineering and develop practical skills.
Internships can last from 1.5 to 6 months. Similar to RISE, this new
program features a scholarship to cover living expenses. Online
registration is currently available and students will receive all
necessary information by the end of October, enabling them to access the
internship offers submitted by German companies.  Please email RISE
professional queries to: rise-pro@daad.de
 
 
 
The application deadline for both programs is January 31, 2010.
 
 
 
Additionally, we are looking for research groups in the U.S. and Canada
to host participants of RISE in North America. These German interns
receive a DAAD scholarship to help cover living expenses and travel
costs. Participating researchers receive invaluable assistance with
their own work - they profit both professionally and personally from
contact with the intern, getting a chance to deepen their knowledge of
the culture, lifestyle and higher education system in Germany. PhD
students are especially encouraged to participate because they, in
particular, can benefit by learning how to guide and serve as a mentor
to younger students. The program also offers an excellent opportunity to
establish academic partnerships with universities in Germany or to
intensify already existing transatlantic networks.
 
 
 
Research groups interested in hosting a German research assistant in the
summer of 2010 are invited to participate in RISE in North America and
to submit project proposals at: www.daad.de/rise-northamerica. The time
frame for the submission of project proposals is November 9th, 2009 to
January 11th, 2010.
 
 
 
Thank you for your assistance in promoting these programs.
 
 
 
 
Peter R. Kerrigan
 
Deputy Director, DAAD NY
 
Director, Marketing and Development
 
German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD)
 
871 United Nations Plaza
 
New York NY 10017 USA
 

The Asian American Journalists Association is gearing up for it's annual
convention. The 2010 AAJA convention will be in Los Angeles, California. A
crucial part of the convention is the Convention News Project, which allows
aspiring journalism students to partner with professionals to cover the
convention.

Students interested in applying for AAJA's 2010 Convention News Project need to apply now . If students are selected, AAJA will pay for their travel and housing for the week-long project.

August 2-8, 2010
Renaissance Hollywood Hotel & Spa, Los Angeles, California
Application Deadline: March 15, 2010
 
For more information and application, please see here:
http://www.aaja.org/programs/for_students/journalism_trainings/newsproject/
 
      
 
Nao Vang
AAJA Student Programs Coordinator
1182 Market Street, Suite 320
San Francisco, CA 94102
Phone: 415-346-2051 ext. 102
Fax: 415-346-6343
 Email: programs@aaja.org
Website: www.aaja.org
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The annual Bonderman Travel Fellowship competition is upon us, and The
Graduate School and UW Honors Program will be hosting information sessions
for interested applicants.  They will be held on:

      Thurs. Jan. 7, 2010, 12:30-2:30 pm, Mary Gates Hall 206  and
      Mon. Jan. 11, 2010, 4:30-6:30 pm, Mary Gates Hall 206.
 
This fellowship is an opportunity unique to the UW that you don't want to
miss.  There may never be another time in your life when you get paid to
travel and explore your own interests.
  
 
Selected Bonderman Fellows will undertake international travel for eight or
more months, to six or more countries in two or more major regions of the
world.  Through solo travel the Fellows will focus on exploration and
discovery, learning about the world and themselves in it.  Fellows may not
conduct research, pursue an academic project, or participate in a formal
program or organization. 
 
 
Up to seven graduate (and seven undergraduate) Bonderman Fellowships will be awarded in Spring 2010.  Each Fellowship carries a $20,000 award to be used only for extended international travel.  Fellows should plan to begin their
travel between May 2010 and June 30, 2011.  Students who propose to travel
beginning later than June 2011 should apply in the next round.
 
 
 
More information on the information sessions, the application process, etc.
is here:
 
http://grad.washington.edu/students/fa/bonderman/index.shtml
 
  
The application deadline is February 1, 2010.  If you do not have the chance
to attend one of the information sessions and have questions, do not
hesitate to contact me or Helene Obradovich at gradappt@u.washington.edu.
 
 
 
Marilyn Gray 
Assistant Director, Fellowships & Awards 
The Graduate School
 megray@u.washington.edu

As the year winds down, we all begin to reflect - hopefully fondly - on the 
year  that has passed. The Society of Professional Journalists wants to honor 
excellence in journalism with the 2009 Sigma Delta Chi Awards 
[http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1102888764798&s=5651&e=00147A1vYlsTcn28xr6BoE2uyKqZib4zNqpuONJS-dRD-AQKawOIPOa7WLOMf6XxMZCwA5r3ODFlWhYzUtEMh73_ObNMB4bHEcQvd8OT2R-89QWFqdZWmwkLQ==].
 
Sigma Delta Chi Awards
 
We encourage you to enter your best work from 2009 in the Sigma Delta Chi 
Awards
  [http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1102888764798&s=5651&e=00147A1vYlsTcn28xr6BoE2uyKqZib4zNqpuONJS-dRD-AQKawOIPOa7WLOMf6XxMZCwA5r3ODFlWhYzUtEMh73_ObNMB4bHEcQvd8OT2R-89QWFqdZWmwkLQ==]
and share the contest information with journalists who you believe should be 
recognized.  Award winners will be honored at the 2010 SPJ Convention and National  Journalism  Conference in Las Vegas and featured in our nationally distributed Quill magazine.

Take the time to review last year's award issue 
[http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1102888764798&s=5651&e=00147A1vYlsTckiVcEu4liCMyHCLTnQbnTA7dwKs1kuYMKA3kN2plKYkpr-wyUCXQR_q_sEkWJwCsJPbtWP-TuVS5I-wGamw23mbS7NuDYXljdtNlo4jrMGEokL9p73LvsWZM0kx7eNYX4=]
and read what 2008 winners said about their honors:
 
This is a tremendous honor - recognition from other journalists that this work 
was well-crafted and had significant impact.
 
- John McCormick, Deputy Editorial Page Editor, Chicago Tribune (Editorial 
Writing)
 
It is very humbling. I try to bring a level of excellence to my craft of 
photojournalism, by capturing great moments and telling other people's personal stories well. I am very honored that these particular stories were recognized. I feel a huge responsibility to tell stories in an accurate and meaningful fashion, It is an honor as a journalist to be recognized by the SPJ.
 
- Jonathan Malat, photojournalist, KARE-TV (Television Feature Reporting)
 
The deadline to enter is Feb. 12, 2010. Visit the SPJ Awards Site 
[http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1102888764798&s=5651&e=00147A1vYlsTclMD9fXm1i6u49GaAQlztdJfF7iH7lN3ghz6YOnORkcl6-enL5TieiWVceBStNyHG3tV5_EIZwodFA3uW6EM67UM78hu82u1JG-nS6sHhVScA==]
for more contest information and to enter online.
 
Wells Memorial Key
 
Another honor the Society of Professional Journalists takes great pride in 
giving
is the Wells Memorial Key 
[http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1102888764798&s=5651&e=00147A1vYlsTcmHSSyOkP9FJNb0Ezcg5WqyhzJ-laJAxcqXPgvzJIT1tJ9utSS88nj9GX-jPOFA3Y3EARC1qxa8Uu2wuQqXiFz1TlpIzWk-uF5PYYMMRASo8yUIV234U2p2].
 
The award honors Chester Wells, Sigma Delta Chi's second national president, 
who
  died in 1913 while in office. Each year, a member who is judged to have served
the Society in the most outstanding fashion during the preceding year or over a
period of years is presented this prestigious honor. We encourage you to 
nominate
a deserving candidate. Remember, nominees must be SPJ members and nominations 
may
be submitted by any SPJ member or chapter. Click here 
[http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1102888764798&s=5651&e=00147A1vYlsTcmHSSyOkP9FJNb0Ezcg5WqyhzJ-laJAxcqXPgvzJIT1tJ9utSS88nj9GX-jPOFA3Y3EARC1qxa8Uu2wuQqXiFz1TlpIzWk-uF5PYYMMRASo8yUIV234U2p2]
for more information and a nomination form.
 
If you have questions about the awards, please contact Lauren Rochester at 
317-927-8000
ext. 210 or awards@spj.org [mailto:awards@spj.org].
 
 

 

For  journalists, public relations, and communications
professionals who cover the construction industry-commercial and residential
construction, engineering, design, and architecture.

Note that the application deadline is May 15, 2010. The scholarship winner will
be notified by July 15, 2010. CWA will recognize and present the scholarship
in October 2010 at its 2010 Annual Conference.
 
For more information and a link to the application form, please log on to
www.constructionwriters.org/awards/scholarship. If you have questions,
please send an e-mail to Deborah Hodges, CWA executive director
at info@constructionwriters.org or Ivy Chang, chair, CWA Scholarship
Committee at ivy.chang@reedbusiness.com.
 

Ivy Chang 
Chair CWA Sponsorship Committee
 info@constructionwriters.org

Construction Writers Association | P.O. Box 14784 | Chicago | IL | 60614

www.constructionwriters.org/awards/scholarship

Join the movement to stop diabetes by giving your time and expertise to help spread the word.  Intern with the American Diabetes Association, and join its fight against the deadly consequences of diabetes and for those affected by diabetes.  The Association funds research to prevent, cure and manage diabetes; delivers services to hundreds of communities; provides objective and credible information; and gives voice to those denied their rights because of diabetes.

The American Diabetes Association invites college students majoring in journalism, public relations, business or a related field, to apply for a marketing and communications internship. 

Position Name: 	Marketing and Communications Intern

Job Summary: 	Supports and coordinates special event and mission-related public relations activities for the Association in Seattle, WA
Time Commitment: 	TBD 
Responsibilities:	
•	Promote national public awareness campaigns locally
•	Ensure that marketing materials and publicity materials follow brand standards
•	Coordinate marketing outreach and publicity for signature fundraising events
•	Write and distribute press materials
•	Distribute promotional materials
•	Update local web pages
Abilities:	Proficient in Microsoft Office, strong written and oral communication skills, ability to multi task in fast-paced and time-sensitive work environment required
Benefits:	This position will provide experience in media relations and strategy, high profile events and campaigns, and volunteer coordination in an exciting, fast-paced environment.

Contact: 	Lisa Kuhnau
	Programs Coordinator
	American Diabetes Association	
	lkuhnau@diabetes.org
	206-282-4616 x7216
	
		
Lisa Kuhnau
Programs Coordinator
American Diabetes Association
1730 Minor Avenue, Suite 920
Seattle, WA 98101
(206) 282-4616 x7216
 	

Help requested with a project called The Things You Would Have Said....
I am constantly trying to find new people to contact who have unique stories
and emotions to share.
 
I have been collecting letters from people of all ages and all walks of
life, asking them to write about something they have never before shared
with someone. I have collected over 450 letters from schools, jails,
retirement homes, and various national organizations such as American
Ex-Prisoners of War. Whether the person has passed away, contact was lost,
or the strength needed at the time was lacking, this is a chance to
apologize, show appreciation, and ignite that unspoken conversation. 
 
I have been interviewed on Oregon NPR's radio station and in the LA
Examiner, and have been featured in The Oregonian on three separate
occasions. I am also in the current issue of Portland Monthly magazine and
NW Kids magazine. Later this month, I will be featured in the Idaho
Statesman and a guest on the AM Northwest TV show. You can visit my blog to
see sample letters and updates on the project
at www.thethingsyouwouldhavesaid.blogspot.com. The overall goal of the
project is to publish a selection of letters, however, the main focus and
heart of the project is to help people express themselves and find community
in doing so.
 
This has been such a powerful and inspiring project and I would sincerely
love the opportunity to not only share it with students at the University of
Washington, but have them participate as well.
 

Jackie Hooper
The Things You Would Have Said
www.thethingsyouwouldhavesaid.blogspot.com
www.facebook.com/wouldhavesaid

jchooper5@gmail.com

Seattle Metropolitan magazine is currently seeking smart and outgoing web
interns for our editorial department located in Seattle, Washington. The
position requires a minimum of 20 hours a week in 4 to 5 hour stints. We are
flexible with student schedules during the academic year.
 
 
 
Our winter-spring web internship will start January 11, 2010, and end June
11, 2010. The internship is unpaid; students may take the internship for
college credit.
 
 
 
Applications for internships will be accepted until all positions are
filled. We also accept applications on a rolling basis for summer and fall.
Interns must be located in the Seattle area.
 
 
 
In addition to editorial intern duties (fact-checking, primary research and
reporting for our events listings, assisting editors with feature story
projects such as our annual ?Best Doctors,? ?Real Estate Guide,? Best Places
to Work,? and ?Holiday Shopping,? articles, participating in team
brainstorming meetings, and assisting with some administrative tasks), web
interns are responsible for uploading magazine content to our website using
our content management system; writing and fact-checking original content
for the site, including blogs and events listings; assisting editors in
conceptualizing and executing web exclusives such as slide shows and
video/audio content; participating in team brainstorming meetings; and
assisting with some administrative tasks.
 
 
 
When interns have proved successful on shorter writing assignments, they may
have the opportunity to contribute to and write departments and features. We
want our interns to walk away with strong clips that they have earned.
 
 
 
Web interns should be web savvy, but not web obsessed. We?re looking for
self starters that bring a keen interest in the city to the table.
Demonstrated interest in a range of cultural topics, especially food and
drink, arts and culture, current news and events, is a plus. We value a
willingness to pitch in, detail-oriented thinking, diligent fact checking,
and the ability to do the heavy lifting of data entry with grace and aplomb.
 
 
 
The ideal candidate will be a recent graduate or working toward a bachelor?s
degree in English literature, journalism, or creative writing. Our
internship candidates also commonly have previous editorial experiences (at
school newspapers, journals, magazines, etc.), strong interests in magazine
writing, and the ability to juggle several assignments at once. Experience
with InDesign, Photoshop, and content management systems is helpful but not
required. Digital photography experience a plus.
 
  
To apply, send a cover letter, resume, three references, and writing samples
to:
 
 
Ariana Donalds, Managing Editor
 
Seattle Metropolitan magazine
 
1201 Western Ave, Suite 425
 
Seattle, WA 98101
 
adonalds -at- seattlemet.com
 
 
If you email your application, make sure "Internship" appears in the subject
line of your emailed application.
 
  
No phone calls, please.
 

Re:  winter-spring internship program  -starts January 11, ends June 2010

We are looking for the following in applications/applicants: well-written cover letter, detail-oriented, prior work experience, references who can speak to writing skills and conscientiousness/level of detail, strong GPA and
extracurriculars, and good organization skills. Photography experience/skill
a plus.

Seattle Metropolitan magazine is currently seeking smart and outgoing
interns for our editorial department located in Seattle, Washington. The
position requires a minimum of 20 hours a week in 4 to 5 hour stints. We are
flexible with student schedules during the academic year.
 
 
 
Our winter-spring internship will start January 11, 2010, and end June 11,
2010. The internship is unpaid; students may take the internship for college
credit.
 
 
 
Applications for internships will be accepted until all positions are
filled. We also accept applications on a rolling basis for summer and fall.
Interns must be located in the Seattle area.
 
 
 
Editorial interns are responsible for fact-checking, primary research and
reporting for our events listings, assisting editors with feature story
projects such as our annual ?Best Doctors,? ?Real Estate Guide,? Best Places
to Work,? and ?Holiday Shopping,? articles, participating in team
brainstorming meetings, and assisting with some administrative tasks.
 
 
 
When interns have proved successful on shorter writing assignments, they may
have the opportunity to contribute to and write departments and features. We
want our interns to walk away with strong clips that they have earned.
 
 
 
The ideal candidate will be working toward a bachelor?s degree in English
literature, journalism, publishing, or creative writing. Our internship
candidates also commonly have previous editorial experiences (at school
newspapers, journals, magazines, etc.), strong interests in magazine
writing, and the ability to juggle several assignments at once. Digital
photography experience a plus.
 
  
To apply, send a cover letter, resume, three references, and writing samples
to:
 
  
Ariana Donalds, Managing Editor
 
Seattle Metropolitan magazine
 
1201 Western Ave, Suite 425
 
Seattle, WA 98101
 
adonalds -at- seattlemet.com
 
 
If you email your application, make sure "Internship" appears in the subject
line of your emailed application.
  
 
No phone calls, please.
 
 
 

AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
DATE AVAILABLE:  Immediately
 
JOB AVAILABLE:     Full-Time NEWS WRITER   
SALARY:      Dependent on Experience 
DUTIES:   Write concise, clear and accurate copy for broadcast television.   Work with producers, editors and photographers to select appropriate video and graphics to support the story content.  Operate teleprompter for newscasts. May be required to update KATU’s website content.  Previous experience as a television news producer or writer is preferred.    Must Perform work according to values of Fisher Communications with the utmost of   integrity and trust in doing what is right.  
QUALIFICATIONS: 
1.        Must be able to quickly write clear, concise   broadcast news copy incorporating video, graphics and other elements.  (A   test of writing skills will be given to all qualified   applicants).
2.        Must work well with people.
3.        Must be able to work irregular hours.   
4.        Operating knowledge of news computer system and digital editing systems are preferred.
5.        A college degree is   preferred.
6.        The ability to work under pressure with or without direct   supervision.
7.        Ability to work flexible shifts with short notice.
   
ESSENTIAL   FUNCTIONS:             
1.      Excellent vision and hearing (with or without corrective equipment).   
2.       Ability to speak, read, write and distinguish colors (with or without corrective   devices). 
3.       Ability to work on a keyboard for extended periods of time.
4.     The ability to sit and stand for long periods of   time.
 
NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.
QUALIFIED CANDIDATES WILL BE CONTACTED FOR AN INTERVIEW.
 
SUBMIT RESUMES   TO:          
Don Pratt, News Director
KATU Television, #09-12
2153 NE Sandy Blvd.
Portland, OR 97232
   
APPLICATION   DEADLINE:          Open until filled

Videos that need to be put on DVD; excerpts from this material will be included when my next book is published.

These deal with Greek culture & Greek dance.

Contact: Yvonne Hunt - yhunty@yahoo.com

Hearst  JournaliSm  Awards  Program
 
IN-DEPTH  WRITING  COMPETITION
 
                     DEADLINE:  TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 2010
 
The following is a digest of requirements for the In-Depth Writing 
competition.  Please consult the Competition Guidelines (sent to your 
department in September) for further details.  This competition awards 
$16,700 in scholarships and matching grants to the top ten ranking 
students & their schools.  The top winner qualifies for the National 
Writing Championship in New York City.  The department receives a $100 
stipend just for entering.
 
?         In-Depth entries must be single articles or one article of a 
series which was published from December 15, 2008 through December 30, 
2009.
 
?    If the article is from a series, it may be accompanied by not more 
than one double-spaced typed page, written by the entrant, summarizing the 
remaining articles.
 
?         In-Depth articles should illustrate entrant?s ability to handle 
a complex subject clearly, precisely and with sufficient background.  The 
article can include explanatory, investigative and other types of 
enterprise reporting.
 
?         Each university may submit up to two entries in this 
competition, each by a different entrant.
 
Y    The selected entrants must be current undergraduate journalism majors 
at the time the article is published.  An exception is made for Spring, 
Summer or Fall 2009 graduates, allowing them to enter the contests in the 
2009-2010 program year.  The Spring or Summer 2009 graduates would NOT be 
eligible to complete in the 2010 National Championship.  The entries must 
have been published, however, before students were graduated.
 
?         Entrants may not have had more than one year total of 
professional experience at time of entry.
 
EACH COMPLETED ENTRY MUST CONSIST OF:
 
         Four tear sheets of the article, or one tear sheet and three 
copies.  Please do not reduce copies.  Or scan your copy and send it as a 
PDF document to jwatten@hearstfdn.org.
 
 
         The completed and signed 2009-2010 Writing Entry Blank. 
 
 
 
         If entry was published in off-campus publication, a letter from the
editor is required verifying that the entry is student work with minimal
editing and no editor rewriting.  This letter may be mailed, emailed or
faxed:  jwatten@hearstfdn.org or 415-243-0760.
 
 
 
NOTE: The deadline is the date your entry must arrive at the Foundation, not
the postmarked date.  Please send your entries early for timely delivery. 
Due to the quick turnaround of the entry material before it is sent to our
judges, late entries will not be accepted.
 
 
 
Send entries to:  
 
Hearst Journalism Awards Program, 90 New Montgomery Street, #1212, San
Francisco, CA 94105
 
 
 
Questions?  Please check our website, www.hearstawards.org, or call
1-800-841-7048 ext. 4560. 
 

Remember, if you enter you need to submit your entry to Karen Rathe or 
Roger Simpson first.

Spokane MarCom Internship 

Juniors and seniors enrolled for Fall 2010 majoring in Public Relations,
Marketing, Communications, and related fields are eligible to apply. Interns
receive a $2000 stipend and will be paired with an outstanding host
organization here in Spokane.
 
 
Internship applications can be accessed online at
www.spokanemarcom.org/internships. Applications are due February 12, 2010.
 
 Spokane Regional MarCom Association Internship Opportunities. 
Are you a student in search of a rewarding internship experience to prepare you for the world of work? Are you an employer in search of bright, enthusiastic student interns who are seeking real-life work experiences? 

Every year during February and March, MarCom matches student interns with MarCom member organizations through its Internship Program. Then during the ten-week summer internships, students work 30 hours per week for a local host organization while receiving a $2000 stipend and invaluable work experience.  View previous intern and host testimonials. 

2010 Internship Application Deadline is Friday, February 12.

Alyssa Ando
509-475-6349
Alyssa@rescue.com


http://spokanemarcom.org/internships/

Public Relations / Marketing Intern
 
BrandSoul Communications, a new start-up public relations and brand consulting 
company, is looking for a public relations intern for winter and / or spring 
quarters.  This person would gain hands on experience in media relations, 
marketing and branding in the consumer space.  A great opportunity to get to 
know the industry and be a part of a burgeoning company.
 
Duties include:
 
         -  Writing press releases and other media materials
 
         -  Developing media lists
 
         -  Event planning
 
         -  Managing client files
 
         -  Creative brainstorming
 
         -  Basic office functions
 
Excellent writing / editing skills required.  New media experience a plus.  10+ 
/ hours week.  For more information, please e-mail resume and a writing sample 
to:  abby@brandsoulcommunications.com.
 
Abby Calvo 
abby@brandsoulconsulting.com

CASTING ASSISTANT INTERNSHIP

Jodi Rothfield Casting, csa is looking for interns for Winter ’10  (Jan, Feb  & Mar) This is an administrative, non-paying position.  Interns will be responsible for general office duties (scheduling, bookings, union clearances, script supervision, answering phones, faxing, and computer work.)

Interns will learn how casting for Film, TV, Commercials, Corporate Videos, Voice-overs and Print is done and will be dealing directly with talent and talent agents, as well as producers and directors.  

This is a humane, friendly and very social office!  Casual dress is fine.  We love to laugh and have fun while we work! For anyone interested in a career in casting or production this is a great place to meet some of the ‘who’s who’ of the industry in the Northwest, New York & Los Angeles.

We are looking for someone available for a Mon, Wed & Fri shift (9:00-5:00). A three month commitment is requested.  

Please contact Jodi Rothfield at 206-448-0927. 
We are located at 1600 Dexter Avenue N., Ste. A,  (between downtown and Fremont.)

Attention Video and Editing Students,

We need you! The UW Women?s Center Gender Equity and Violence
Prevention program is going to be hosting a series of three forums
regarding  Relationship Violence and Community Action. We are looking
for a student volunteer to help us with video and editing of three
Public Service Announcement (PSA) videos to help promote these events.
The three forum topics will include: 1) Community Action Regarding: Dating and 
Gender Violence 2) Body Image 3) Redefining Feminism.
 
If you are interested in helping us with video or editing please call
the Women?s Center at 206-685-1090 or contact by email Emily Hertz at
hertze@u.washington.edu.
 
 
We look forward to hearing from you!
 
Emily Hertz,
Gender Equity and Violence Prevention Program
UW Women?s Center

 I Can Has Cheezburger Content Moderator

I Can Has Cheezburger? and FAIL Blog (and the other Cheezburger Network sites) is looking for a full-time moderator to join our Content team.   Moderator will be picking, creating, and editing content for our sites, and coordinating social media marketing efforts for the network of sites. 

This position will require:

- High attention to detail (grammar, spelling, rules, items in photos, etc.)

- Understanding of HTML (basic)

- A great sense of humor and thick Internet skins

- A deep understanding and love of the Internet

-Ability to work independently

-A strong work ethic

- Ability to multitask on multiple repeating tasks

This is a full time contract position, 40 hours a week, that is located in our Lower Queen Anne office. Pay is $8.75/hour.

I Can Has Cheezburger is an Internet phenomenon and has built a network of humor blogs that serve more than 6 million pages a day, including FAIL Blog, GraphJam and many more.



Emily Schrock
Partner
Role Call
Emily@rolecalltalent.com

 BuddyTV brings entertainment and content closer to fans. We feature original articles, news, spoilers, and interviews on an broad range of television content, all in a fun and interactive way. We also provide a forum where fans from all over the world can come and gossip, chat, and connect with other fans about their favorite TV shows.  The goal is to be the number one entertainment site on the Internet. And right now we are looking to bring on a Managing Editor.

As a Managing Editor at BuddyTV you will:

*Create a consistent, engaging, fun and flashy "voice" for the site with the help of our team.
*Build a deep connection with our users and community who are primarily female 18-54 TV lovers.
*Hit and exceed a quota for page views.
*Partner with the product team to increase engagement, loyalty, and audience.
*Mentor the growth of the content team.
*Maintain an integrated editorial calendar for editorial staff.
*Monitor internal and external tracking for data and trends.
*Work with ad sales team to ensure that attractive features are created for advertisers.
*Leverage social media to increase viral and social distribution of our content.
*Negotiate business development relationships that increase reach.

*Grow the base of users who participate in generating content.

*Occasionally write articles and feature pieces.
*Deepen relationships with all major studios and secure interviews and studio visits.
*Edit our semiweekly email newsletter.

Requirements:
*5 years of experience at relevant organization
*Intimate understanding of online publishing and social media
*Highly knowledgeable about TV.
*Ability to foster and turbocharge user interaction and contribution to site


Emily Schrock
Partner
Role Call
Emily@rolecalltalent.com

TITLE:
Common Language Project: Local Reporting Internship

DESCRIPTION:
The Common Language Project, an award-winning new media organization based in Seattle, is currently accepting applications for a Winter 2010 Reporting Internship.  The Common Language Project is currently housed at the UW Department of Communication.

The Reporting Intern will assist CLP journalists in research, reporting and multimedia production of local investigative journalism specifically designed for publishing on Next Door Media neighborhood blogs.  

REPORTS TO:
Executive Editor

RESPONSIBILITIES:
*Assist with research, reporting and production of multimedia features

QUALIFICATIONS:
*Must be a UW student
*Some experience in audio or multimedia production preferred, willingness to learn a must
*Excellent computer skills
*Familiarity with journalistic ethics. 
*Responsible, engaged, willing to make a quarter long commitment. 
*Passion for public media, nonprofit journalism, social justice and international issues

RATE, HOURS, BENEFITS: 
*Part-time, 20 hours per week for a 10-week term during the winter (January to March) 
*Unpaid; for college credit 
*Up to $100 professional development stipend available for trainings or workshops

APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS:
Send resume and cover letter to Jessica Partnow at Jessica@clpmag.org. Please include one or more faculty references. Please specify “Reporting Internship” in your subject line.

CLOSING DATE:
Friday, January 6th, 2010 or until filled.


JOB DESCRIPTION  

TITLE:
Common Language Project: Marketing Internship

DESCRIPTION:
The Common Language Project, an award-winning new media organization based in Seattle, is currently accepting applications for a Winter 2010 Marketing Internship.  The Common Language Project is currently housed at the UW Department of Communication.

The Marketing Intern will be responsible for maintaining and updating our Google Grant (AdWords) account as well as developing our online/social marketing presence in order to increase traffic to our website, www.clpmag.org. 

Additionally, the Marketing Intern will help develop and implement an offline marketing strategy with a goal of raising awareness of the Common Language Project’s work and will work to help design an interactive educational component on www.clpmag.org

REPORTS TO:
Executive Director

RESPONSIBILITIES:
*Develop and maintain Google AdWords campaign
*Monitor and assess web traffic; make recommendations for increasing traffic to clpmag.org
*Develop offline marketing strategy/awareness campaign
*Help design and implement an online interactive educational web component
*Work closely with the Executive Director to coordinate event outreach and registration

QUALIFICATIONS:
*Must be a UW student
*Background in marketing, especially online marketing a plus. 
*Excellent computer skills, familiarity with social networking sites. 
*Responsible, engaged, willing to make a quarter long commitment. 
*Passion for public media, nonprofit journalism, social justice and international issues

RATE, HOURS, BENEFITS: 
*Part-time, 20 hours per week for a 10-week term during the winter (January-March) 
*Unpaid; for college credit 
*Up to $100 professional development stipend available for trainings or workshops

APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS:
Send resume and cover letter to Jessica Partnow at Jessica@clpmag.org. Please include one or more faculty references. Please specify “Marketing Internship” in your subject line.


CLOSING DATE:
Friday, January 6th, 2010 or until filled.



JOB DESCRIPTION  

TITLE:
Common Language Project: Research/Project Development Internship

DESCRIPTION:
The Common Language Project, an award-winning new media organization based in Seattle, is currently accepting applications for a winter 2010 Research/Project Development Internship.  The Common Language Project is housed at the UW Department of Communication.

The Research/Project Development Intern will be responsible for helping CLP staff research and plan an upcoming international reporting project in Iraq.  If successful this intern would be eligible to become the project’s Seattle point person and become responsible for coordinating and producing relevant local reporting once the project has launched.

REPORTS TO:
Executive Director

RESPONSIBILITIES:
*Seek international organizational and reporting partners
*Develop story ideas and reporting strategies (including linking international reporting to Seattle audiences)
*Research travel and safety issues
*Assist development of funding applications
*promote and market the project in local media

QUALIFICATIONS:
*Must be a UW student
*Background in marketing, especially online marketing a plus. 
*Excellent computer skills, familiarity with social networking sites. 
*Responsible, engaged, willing to make a quarter long commitment. 
*Passion for public media, nonprofit journalism, social justice and international issues

RATE, HOURS, BENEFITS: 
*Part-time, 20 hours per week for a 10-week term during the winter (January-March) 
*Unpaid; for college credit 
*Up to $100 professional development stipend available for trainings or workshops

APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS:
Send resume and cover letter to Jessica Partnow at Jessica@clpmag.org. Please include one or more faculty references. Please specify “Marketing Internship” in your subject line.


CLOSING DATE:
Friday, January 6th, 2010 or until filled.

Local author has a requirement for a small IT project 
 
The job it to set up a promotional website for the book that features a link
to the Amazon Kindle store and a PDF file for a portion of the book for a
free download. 
 
Site needs to be only 1-3 pages.  Purpose is to direct potential readers to
a place where they can download a sample of the book, communicate with the
author and communicate with other readers.  Open to advice as to whether the
website should include a comments section or discussion board.
  
This is expected to take about 5-10 hours of project time.  Job will pay
$200.  
 
Author lives and works in Seattle and is available to meet in person. 
 
Contact info: 
 
edward.harris@comcast.net
 

The Nu Chapter of Pi Sigma Alpha, the University of Washington's Political 
Science Honorary Society, is now accepting submissions for the 2010 cycle of 
/The Orator/, the University of Washington Undergraduate Journal of Political 
Science. Submissions, along with the attached application form, must be 
received by *Friday, January 15th, 2009 at 5 pm*. Both a physical copy of your 
submission turned in to Smith 215 and a digital copy received via email 
(nupsa@uw.edu ) are required.
 
If you are interested in exploring past editions of /The Orator/, the last two 
volumes are located at this address: 
http://depts.washington.edu/chid/The_Orator/
 
The submission form is also available at these addresses: 
http://students.washington.edu/nupsa/2010OratorApp.docx
http://students.washington.edu/nupsa/2010OratorApp.pdf


Thank you, and we look forward to reading your submissions!


David McCoy
President
Pi Sigma Alpha, Nu Chapter
 
From: Tamara Sollinger 

Marketing (Intern) 
Anca delletta is dynamic new start-up venture located in San Francisco CA. If you want to be part of a dynamic start-up venture this is the place. We will be looking for interns to market our product of high-end tee shirts and jeans, which will rival 7 and True Religion. As well as contributing to the design and process of our most exclusive shirt brand. 
Our interns will represent ANCA at events on campus. Spread the word for ANCA through establishing social networks and university relationships. Connect with ANCA though weekly updates and calls with our marketing team. Helps plan, promote and drive student traffic to ANCA web site. Act as the editorial voice for ANCA on social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter, among others, to help build the ANCA fan base. Talk to University organizations (sororities, students, clubs, woman athletic teams, etc) and uses her fabulous communication skills to encourage event partnership. Connect with University media (TV and radio stations, newspapers, etc.) to promote ANCA around campus, and other University campuses throughout the United States. 
(The student intern program is being implemented at other universities around the world. Anca is in the process of designing and defining a program to offer its top intern an executive level position with the company upon graduation). 
Minimum Requirements: Excellent communication skills both verbal and written. Exceptional organizational skills preferred. Experience with Microsoft Office a must. Availability to work a minimum of 10-15 hours per week (remotely) scheduling is flexible. High interest in learning various components in the Fashion Industry required. Only active student at an accredited college or university are eligible, verifiable by college transcript.
Each intern will be required to sign a confidentiality statement to protect the trade secrets of the company. 
About Anca
We design, develop and produce a one of the kind line of exclusive, high-end, fashionable, and designer woman shirts and jeans, which features our exclusive ANCA logo. At Anca delletta our number one goal is to design an exclusive fashion styles for you. Our first fashion offering will speak for itself; matching your fashion forward, lifestyle, with image, class, and yes, a touch of naughty too!
This is non-paid internship position.
Our web-site is under development and will be launched in January. 

Please contact Steven Johnson
(925) 323-6479
Email:stevenj@ancadelletta.com

We are looking for an intern who can assist us in our Digital Archives project.

 
The Newspaper of the Northwest Asian American Communities
Find your InspirAsian.  |  www.iexaminer.org

INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY

The International Examiner, the only non-profit Asian American publication in the West coast is celebrating 35 years of service to the community, and is now seeking a reliable individual to fill our Internship opportunity. 

The Examiner is implementing a project to digitalize our archives to be available for view on-line. The opportunity includes using a professional camera and equipment to take photos of archival print editions of our newspaper, downloading the images to files, and editing work to ensure accuracy. 

All equipment and training is provided. 
Time commitment: min. 10 hours/week, for one quarter. 


For more information, please contact Editor in Chief, Diem Ly, at editor@iexaminer.org.

Diem Ly
Editor in Chief
International Examiner
622 S. Washington St.
Seattle, WA 98104
Office: 206.624.3925 X3
Fax: 206.624.3046
editor@iexaminer.org

Do you want to learn multimedia? Learn more about where journalism is
headed. Apply to be on the team of the new frontier.
 
The Asian American Journalists Association is offering a fellowship at their
convention. Those chosen will receive multimedia and leadership training. In
addition, they will work on a fully converged staff - incorporating print,
audio and video for a week in Los Angeles.
 
For more and to apply go to:
http://www.aaja.org/programs/for_students/journalism_trainings/newsproject/
I head up the program as director.
 
Marian Liu
Arts & Entertainment Reporter
The Seattle Times
P.O. Box 70
Seattle, WA 98111
W 206-464-3825
mliu@seattletimes.com

103.7 The Mountain is currently looking for responsible, music-loving college students to work as Interns in various fields:
Qualifications:
.	Ability to work 5-15 hours per week (depending on credits receivable)
.	Must have excellent communication skills, be organized, self-motivated, reliable, outgoing professionals
.	Must have a valid drivers license and insurance
.	Note: Internships are college credit based (unpaid)
We offer internships in:
The PR field
Music Directoring Field
Morning Show
Event Planning
And Digital Media
 
103.7 The Mountain's interns will work closely with Music Directors, Program Directors, PR personnel, and DJs. You will also have the opportunity to prepare and execute onsite-events- including concerts, festivals and sales appearances.
 
For more information, or to send in your resume, please contact
Eduardo Estrada :  eestrada@entercom.com
 
  
Eduardo Estrada
103.7 The Mountain
Promotions Assistant/ Street Team Coordinator
eestrada@entercom.com
206.577.2521
 
 
 
 

Editorial & On-Line internships

Please see attachment

Marketing Internship
Why should You intern at Love Zone
If you are interested in learning marketing and business communication from the view of a family run firm that doesn’t have an ad budget of a Trillion dollars, then we should talk. 
A good candidate for this position would be someone in marketing or business communication that is considering a possible future as, or working with entrepreneurs and small businesses.
 Love Zone is an Established, family owned business with a great reputation in the communities we serve 
- You’ll be working with a fun and upbeat but motivated team of professionals 
- You will be making a positive impact on our clients and the communities we serve.
-Approximately 12 hours a week with a flexible schedule

 Love Zone is a family owed chain of Romance orientated retail stores in the Seattle and north Puget Sound area, as such candidates must be 18 years old. As a candidate you should be upbeat and positive looking for a challenging experience communicating our message to the community and our customers.

Goals & Objectives (Essential Job Functions) of the Position: 
1.	Post & upkeep blog on website for Love Zone - Blog writing would be on date ideas, romantic evening Ideas, romantic tips, product reviews, upcoming events, etc
2.	Maintain (post every 2/3 days) facebook page for Love Zone
1.	Post questions / random comments / news articles / pictures & tips - ask for input/ from the community
2.	Reward people who join our page with coupons email
3.	Create bagstuffers for the stores using current templates & layout coupons articles etc (using MS Publisher)
4.	Upkeep on email list add emails as they come in to the email list at constant contact 
5.	Create email newsletter  with articles & coupons (using Constant contact)
6.	Create letters & mailings to correspond with other small business  to co promote our businesses 
7.	Work on Google adwords and other pay per click advertising creating ads & keeping adwords running etc for 
8.	Create and update store signage using MS Word & Publisher and other software


Essential Skills, Behaviors & Interests: 
Energetic, 
Excellent writing and verbal communication skills, 
Sense of humor 
Creativity 
Internal drive to exceed the expectations of your employer and clients 
Experience with Facebook and other social media
Experience with Photo shop, Illustrator, Publisher etc a plus
 
Success at Love Zone is achieved through productivity and customer satisfaction.  We provide thorough training in sales, product knowledge, and customer service to ensure that you have all the support you need to meet our high expectations.  You must provide intent to succeed, enthusiasm, and a sincere desire to satisfy our valuable customers.

This is a credit only, unpaid internship 

To apply please forward your resume with a cover letter to Kevin Cooney
love@nwlink.com


Kevin Cooney
 
S & G Entertainment Inc
 
dba Love Zone
 
206-526-2074
 
fax 206-527-6391
 
love@nwlink.com
 

SEATTLE-BASED IN-FLIGHT MAGAZINE PUBLISHER SEEKS EDITORIAL INTERNS


Paradigm Communications Group, the Seattle-based publisher of Alaska Airlines Magazine and Horizon Air Magazine, is seeking editorial interns for winter quarter (winter internships typically run from January through March). Interns at Paradigm Communications have the opportunity to write several short articles, which are published with the intern’s byline, in in-flight magazines that are viewed by as many as a million travelers per month each. 
 
Editorial internships are opportunities for aspiring journalists to acquire professional experience, to work closely with editors and to learn about all phases of magazine publishing. The internships are unpaid, and are typically 20 hours per week. The internship is open to all—students and non-students. For students, the internship supervisor can work with advisors to provide college credit for the internship experience. 

Interns research story concepts, conduct interviews and write articles. They also check facts, help with special sections, develop event calendars and sometimes write sidebars for larger stories. In addition, they assist with editorial research and art queries. Clerical duties are minimal, but interns do perform some general office tasks.

We are looking for applicants who are meticulous about accuracy; this is especially important for verifying facts, but it applies to spelling, punctuation and usage. Applicants should have solid writing experience; enjoy conducting in-depth research about a wide variety of subjects; exhibit interest in learning about the magazine industry; and possess strong communication skills. Applicants also need to be able to take direction. They will gain valuable self-editing and rewriting skills, enabling them to produce content that meets the needs of editors and the readership. Writing or editing experience in newspapers or magazines is an asset, although any writing experience, including coursework, can be considered for the internship.

Internship hours are flexible, but we ask that interns work a fixed schedule, typically two full days and a half-day each week. Our office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, with a one-hour lunch break. 

To apply, please send a cover letter including information about your writing background and why you are interested in the position (as well as mention of your major and your year in school, if applicable), a resume and at least two non-returnable writing samples. Please mail or e-mail your materials to:

Jennifer Schaefer
Paradigm Communications Group
2701 1st Avenue, Suite 250
Seattle, WA 98121
CONTACT: info@paradigmcg.com

Venice: the Endangered Fantasy
Summer UW Study Abroad program
Info Session Weds 12/9 at 1:30
Padelford Hall C-101
 
The Comparative History of Ideas program invites students from all areas of study to apply for this 12-15 credit summer program.  All instruction is in English.   Participants can apply their Federal Financial Aid or apply for additional scholarships.  Strong applicants will demonstrate an interest in interdisciplinary learning, European political or intellectual history, geography or cultural studies.
 
The CHID Venice program will consider the history and culture of Venice from multiple perspectives through an exploration of its original foundations as a site of refuge during the Gothic invasions of the 5th century, its subsequent development as a maritime empire that survived until 1797, and its continuing role as a world heritage site and unique tourist destination. Students will consider numerous aspects of Venice's cultural legacy through its particular artistic style, architecture, religious institutions such as the lay confraternities, and its representations in the literary imagination. In addition, the program will consider the problems of maintaining an urban community at a site now almost entirely devoted to tourism. This will include a focus on the Venice Biennale which alternates between a celebration of the arts and architecture with exhibits from around the world. And, the program will consider the ecological challenges involved in maintaining the site of Ven!
 ice through scientific efforts to overcome the subsidence of the islands and to regulate the water level in the lagoons. This is intended to provide an interdisciplinary approach to the study of a singular urban site with a rich history but a fragile future in terms of its core community and its threatened ecostructure.
 
For applications and more information see our website: http://depts.washington.edu/chid/showprogram.php?id=96
Contact: chidint@uw.edu
 
_______________________________________________
Theron Paul Stevenson
Graduate Student, Geography
Director of International Programs, Comparative History of Ideas
University of Washington_______________________________________________
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Lacey Leavitt is working on the Korean film The Late 
Autumn and needs student interns for a fast-approaching Seattle shoot. She 
needs someone in her department, locations, and she knows that other 
departments need interns as well. The production needs interns ASAP through 
January 31st. You do not need to speak Korean in order to work on the film; 
most of the crew do not.
 
If you have time and are an *enrolled* UW student, this is a wonderful 
opportunity to learn about the filmmaking process. The production designer did 
Oldboy and The Host, and Tang Wei (star of Ang Lee's Lust, Caution) is one of 
the leads. For more information, see the attached production overview or 
contact Lacey directly.
 
Lacey's information (and her IMDb page):
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2094293/):
 
Lacey Leavitt
Asst Locations Manager
"Late Autumn"
917.392.1817 (cell)
laceyleavitt@gmail.com

TITLE OF POSITION:		Account Executive		 
DEPARTMENT:		Sales
STATION & LOCATION:		KIRO-FM, KTTH-AM,710 ESPN
HOURS:			8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
FLSA STATUS:		Exempt 

POSITION OBJECTIVE:
1)	Contribute to the sales team’s growth, professionalism and new business development. 2) Consistently achieve or exceed assigned sales/revenue goals. 3) Effectively service clients and meet their needs.

POSITION REQUIREMENTS:
-Possess 2 years major market media sales experience and/or degree in business administration, communications, or related field.
-Reach monthly agency and new business sales goals by selling, servicing and consulting station’s advertisers.
-Ability to complete CSS “Customer Focus Selling” and adopt the principles and systems established at the station.
-Ability to select, develop, and maintain Target accounts that fit company’s customer profile.  
-Demonstrate ongoing knowledge of all local qualitative and quantitative research when preparing sales presentations.
-Learn and become proficient in and maintain established company utilization standards software programs 
-Maintain a valid driver’s license and proven ability to safely drive personal vehicle without exposing
company to serious liability risks.
-Possess excellent oral, written, presentation and interpersonal skills.
-Experience in radio sales preferred.
-Willing to sign company’s Account Executive Agreement.
-Work in compliance with Bonneville’s policies and procedures.
-Maintain a positive and cooperative rapport with staff, management and clients.
-Project an appropriate professional appearance and demeanor. 
-Participate and support the Company’s policy of Equal Employment Opportunity.
-Take an active role in supporting the Company’s policy to prevent harassment of any kind within the workplace, off campus worksite, or company-sponsored social venue.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS:
Substantial movements of the wrists, hands and/or fingers, grasping, walking; maintaining and receiving information through oral communications; stooping, reaching, lifting and ability to carry up to 20 lbs. on occasion.

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TITLE OF POSITION:			Sales Associate		 
DEPARTMENT:		 	Sales
STATION & LOCATION:			KIRO-AM, KIRO-FM, KTTH-AM
HOURS:			40 hour weeks
FLSA STATUS:			Exempt 

POSITION OBJECTIVE: 
A sales associate participates in a 6-9 month sales training program.  During this training period, the sales associate will focus 1/3 of his/her time on clerical duties, 1/3 on sales tasks and 1/3 on account development.

POSITION REQUIREMENTS:

Sales Duties (1/3 of position)
• Design and type presentations, packages and one sheets for stations.
• Assist sales staff with copy, commercials, invoices and confirmations.
• Work closely with traffic, promotions and production employees to ensure timely handling of copy, tapes, etc.

Account Development Duties (1/3 of position)
• Accompany account executives on sales calls.
• Begin to develop new accounts and new categories of accounts.
• Be knowledgeable of rates and adhere to pricing policies.
• Sell station’s advertising at an aggressive and profitable price.
• Begin to develop new direct business.  
• Complete weekly call reports to keep sales manager aware of sales activities.
• Write proposals and keep accurate records of transactions.
• Service the accounts for copy, tapes and production.
• Ensure collections are handled within guidelines of the station’s collection policy.
• Resolve billing discrepancies.
• Work with and learn from experienced Account Executives. 

Clerical Duties (1/3 of position)
•  Provide clerical support for the sales managers and account executives.
•  Relieve main switchboard and cover sales assistants’ breaks.  Take messages and relay responses as directed.
•  Deliver mail.
•  Perform clerical duties as assigned. 

General Sales Duties
• Attend meetings required by management.
• Provide all appropriate paperwork in a timely manner and meet timelines and deadlines.
• Provide administrative and sales support to Account Executives and to GSM/LSM.
• Attend all sales training to enhance sales experience.  
• Perform all other duties as assigned.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:
• BA in Business or other related field.
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TITLE OF POSITION:	Board Operator
DEPARTMENT:	Programming
STATION & LOCATION:	Seattle Radio Group
HOURS:	15-30 hours per week
FLSA STATUS:	Non-Exempt (Hourly)
POSTED DATE:	12/4/09
CLOSING DATE:	3/4/09 or until filled

POSITION OBJECTIVE:   Make desired individual contribution to Station’s team efforts to provide a product that reflects the station’s format philosophy and that will effectively serve the station’s targeted audience and garner sufficient ratings to meet station’s short and long term strategic goals.  

POSITION REQUIREMENTS:
•	High school education or equivalent.
•	One-Two (1-2) years commercial broadcast experience or equivalent.
•	Proven ability for accuracy and follow-through.
•	Ability to multi-task in high pressure situations.
•	Candidates must be reliable, dependable and able to work overnights and flexible hours.  
•	Familiarity with running a major sports franchise network broadcast.
•	Experience working with ISDN feeds and routers.
•	Experience working with Pots line broadcasts and equipment.
•	Experience with Adobe Audition or equivalent. 
•	Experience with NewsBoss or equivalent.
•	Experience with Audio Vault or equivalent.
•	Experience call screening for talk programming while running a network broadcast.
•	Ability to conduct news-driven on-air interviews and present news with acceptable on-air presence, professional demeanor and voice quality which exudes confidence and relates effectively with other on-air personnel;
•	Able to quickly conceptualize stories for radio presentation.  Must write and produce a radio newscast utilizing material from all available sources.  Must write and anchor local news updates.  Skills must include accuracy and follow-through.
•	Conversational, well-read, knowledgeable and articulate in dealing with current affairs;
•	Variety of characteristics such as spontaneity and flair while also showing depth, good news judgment and sensitivity;
•	Ability to enunciate clearly and interpret and read copy fluently;
•	Ability to understand and execute format philosophy and work with a team of other professionals in creating a distinctive sound;
•	Ability to properly operate studio equipment;	
•	Ability to accept direction and be flexible with changes.
•	
•	


•	Ability to work in a fast and concise manner under pressure with demonstrated ability to present live and ad-lib unscripted news reports with continuity, meaning and clarity.
•	Ability to generate desired synergism with all hosts and establish listenership motivation and loyalty.
•	Consistently work hours required to meet deadlines including odd shifts, weekends, holidays, evenings, etc.
•	Willing to accept responsibility and work under moderate supervision while resolving varied problems, which require general knowledge of company’s policies and procedures.
•	Able to work under pressure and effectively handle the stresses of the responsibilities of the position and assure on-air hosts receive material for broadcast on time as the services performed affect company image, clients and the listening audience.  Errors may incur financial or time loss.
•	Dependable and flexible to perform unscheduled assignments.
•	Consistently works hours required.  Works more when required to meet deadlines including odd shifts, weekends, holidays, overtime, evenings, etc.
•	Work in compliance with Company policies and procedures.
•	Work effectively in a team environment.
•	Maintain positive and cooperative rapport with staff, management, and clients.
•	Project an appropriate professional appearance and demeanor.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS:
•	Receive, process, and maintain information through oral and/or written communication effectively.
•	Substantial physical movements (motions) of the wrists, hands, and/or fingers.
•	Lift, move, and carry up to 20 pounds on occasion.
•	Ability to extend hand(s) and arm(s) in any direction with good eye and hand coordination.

application attached

NOTE: Unless indicated, no need to register or sign up for the following workshops.  Just come!  
**All The Career Center workshops are held in Room 134 Mary Gates Hall unless otherwise noted **

 Tuesday, December 8, 3:30 – 4:30, Resumes & Cover Letters 
 Is your resume up to date? Increase your understanding of how your resume is used in the job search and make sure it targets your career goal. Learn how to compose a resume that reflects your greatest strengths and talents. Explore formats that say, "Hire me!" Find out about Electronic Resumes: what they are, how to use them, and how to send them. 

Wednesday, December 9, 3:30 – 5:00, Successful Interviews 
How to prepare for and conduct interviews that get that job offer! The following issues are addressed: interview formats, researching companies, answering those tough behavior-based and other interview questions, interview ethics and etiquette. A role-play is included to demonstrate an effective interview strategy.
	
Alyce Mallett
alycem@uw.edu
The Career Center
University of Washington
main: (206) 543-0535 
134 Mary Gates Hall * Box 352810 * Seattle, WA 98195 
http://careers.washington.edu <  /span>

It’s that time of year again where we seek students who are interested in serving on the University Disciplinary Committee.  Commitment to serve on the committee runs from January through December of 2010.  Students should be in good academic standing and should be interested in gaining leadership skills through serving on this University   Wide Committee. 
The University Disciplinary committee is comprised of students and faculty who have the ability to hear disciplinary cases on behalf of the university. Students who have allegedly violated the Student Conduct Code are given the ability to appear before the University Disciplinary Committee or to have an informal hearing with one hearing officer.   Additionally the UDC hears appeals of case in which a student may have been found responsible for a violation of the code but the student has a disagreement with the initial finding or sanctions.

Students are selected at random from those students who identify an interest in the University Disciplinary Committee and then training is provided for those selected.

 If interested, email me directly at higgie@uw.edu  The only information   I need from the student is their name, major, college or school and year in school.   
 
Elizabeth Higgins
Director
Community Standards and Student Conduct
Mail: Box 352231, Sea  ttle, WA 98195-2231
206.685.6194    fax 206.685.8749
higgie@uw.edu     http://depts.washington.edu/cssc<  /a> 

Please see attachment.

Harry Calbom
Creative Director
More Dust Than Digital Films
1305 NE 45th St. - Suite 206
Seattle, WA 98105
 
Office: 206.547.0750
Cell: 206.795.0053
 
harry@moredust.com

For students interested in studying non-Western European languages
abroad -  the Boren Undergraduate Scholarship. 

Our campus application deadline for undergraduate applicants
is Jan. 14, 2010. One more information session will be held on Monday, Dec.
7 at 3:30 in MGH 120 and will cover program, application, and service
requirement details.

Interested in going abroad to study a language next year?
 
Boren Scholarships provide up to $20,000 to U.S. undergraduate students to
study abroad in areas of the world that are critical to U.S. interests and
underrepresented in study abroad, including Africa, Asia, Central & Eastern
Europe, Eurasia, Latin American, and the Middle East. The countries of
Western Europe, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand are excluded. For a
complete list of countries, visit
http://www.borenawards.org/boren_scholarship/where_study.html.
 
Applicants may be in any academic field, but should be interested in
studying less commonly taught languages, including but not limited to
Arabic, Chinese, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Swahili,
Thai, Turkish, Urdu and Vietnamese. Almost any non-Western European language
can be proposed. For a complete list of languages, see
http://www.borenawards.org/boren_scholarship/languages.html. While language
learning should be a major part of an applicant's academic plan while
abroad, courses in other fields can also be included.
 
Preference is given to undergraduate applicants proposing abroad experiences
of at least 6 months or longer, though applicants can propose shorter
programs. Boren-funded programs can begin no earlier than June 1, 2010.
Summer-only programs must be eight (8) weeks or more and are limited
to science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) students.
Unfortunately, Boren Scholarships will not fund UW Exploration Seminars.
 
Boren Scholarships are funded by the National Security Education Program
(NSEP), which focuses on geographic areas, languages, and fields of study
deemed critical to U.S. national security. Applicants should identify how
their study abroad program, as well as their future academic and career
goals, will contribute to U.S. national security, broadly defined.  NSEP
draws on a broad definition of national security, recognizing that the scope
of national security has expanded to include not only the traditional
concerns of protecting and promoting American well-being, but also the
challenges of global society, including sustainable development,
environmental degradation, global disease and hunger, population growth and
migration, and economic competitiveness.
 
In exchange for scholarship funding, all Boren Scholars must agree to the
work in the federal government for a minimum of one year (or equal to the
duration of assistance provided under the program if longer than one year).
Opportunities for fulfilling that requirement are plentiful and
flexible. For details, see
http://www.borenawards.org/boren_scholars_service.html and the FAQs at
http://www.borenawards.org/faq/faq_category_id/3. Examples of past Scholars'
service experiences are at http://www.borenawards.org/service_examples.html.
 
One more information session, which will cover the details about this
scholarships program, application process, and service requirement, will be
held on Monday, Dec. 7 at 3:30pm in MGH 120.
 
Applicants must submit complete application materials by the Jan. 14, 2010
campus application deadline to Robin Chang in the Office of Merit
Scholarships, Fellowships & Awards.
 
If you are unable to attend the information session, but would like more
information, please contact Robin at robinc@uw.edu or 206-543-2603.
 
 Robin Chang
 robinc@u.washington.edu

The intern would be responsible for writing news and feature stories. It is
unpaid, but the hours are flexible. Right now, our internship schedule is
wide open, so a potential intern could start as soon as possible.

Michael Harthorne
BallardNewsTribune.com
206.755.8147
 
michaelh@robinsonnews.com

Civil Dialogue Intern

We are seeking an undergraduate or graduate student to assist with an initiative on the subject of civil dialogue/civil discourse.  The Intern will assist with the development of a winter or spring 2010 retreat that is intended to bring together a team of leaders who will help cultivate a culture of respectful dialogue, debate, and conversation.  

This unpaid position requires a commitment of 5-10 hours per week winter and spring 2010.  The Intern will work closely with staff and faculty to develop and promote the Retreat, recruit project leaders and participants, and document the work for funding and future opportunities.
Benefits:
•	Work as a member of a team of campus leaders (student, faculty and staff) with similar interests and values to design an event that will enhance the campus community.
•	Collaborate with multiple University departments, organizations, and units.
•	Gain experience with program development & coordination, event promotion, volunteer recruitment, and funding opportunities.
•	Flexible hours and ability to work from any location.
•	Experience working with undergraduate and graduate student leaders.

Qualifications:
•	Strong verbal and written communication skills.
•	Work well both as a team member and independently.
•	Strong initiative.  Pro-active and flexible approach to work.
•	Attention to details.
•	Must commit to 5-10 hours per week.

To apply, please email a resume (or list of activities and experiences) to Debi Ivison (debiivi@uw.edu) outlining your interest in the Civil Dialogue Internship.  Deadline for all applications is December 11, 2009.

Questions should be directed to Lincoln Johnson (LLJ@uw.edu).  

Study Abroad in Amsterdam, Summer B Term, July 24-August 22, 2010
 
Urban Lab Amsterdam: Culture, Technology and Environment
15 credits (Summer program + Spring prep) for Honors and/or Architecture
credit.
 
The Honors Program invites students to apply for this innovative summer
study abroad program based in one of Europe's most progressive and oldest
cities. This four-week study abroad opportunity, based on a preparatory
spring seminar, is open to all undergraduate and graduate students in the
humanities and social sciences; a variety of disciplinary perspectives are
encouraged. The 2010 Honors in Amsterdam program is organized around student
research, taking as its primary task a productive balance between structured
research and international engagement on the part of its participants.
 
Read more and to apply:
Apply online through Catalyst
http://depts.washington.edu/uwhonors/international/amsterdam/
 
Application Deadline: February 12, 2010
 
Questions welcome; for further information, contact Professor Rob
Corser(corser@u.washington.edu) and/or Clifford
Tatum(clifford@u.washington.edu )
 
 
____________________________________
Julie S. Villegas, Ph.D.
Associate Director
University Honors Program
211 Mary Gates Hall, Box 352800
Seattle, Washington 98195-2800
(206) 543-7172 (direct line)
(206) 543-7444 (front desk)
(206) 543-6469 (fax)
 
villegas@u.washington.edu
http://depts.washington.edu/uwhonors
 

Summer Multimedia Programs in France and Italy Now Accepting Applications
 
Do you dream about being a foreign correspondent?  Would you like to learn
multimedia journalism skills in Europe for college credit? 
 
Applications are now available for the summer multimedia programs in
Perpignan, France and Urbino, Italy co-sponsored by San Francisco State
University and the Institute for Education in International Media. The
applications can be found on the ieiMedia Web site (www.ieimedia.com).
 
The programs are open to college students and recent graduates from all
schools.
 
    * Urbino, Italy (Session 1: June 3-July 2, 2010; possible Session 2:
July 2-July 30, 2010 if there is sufficient interest) This picturesque
Renaissance hill town is the capital of the Marche region, a beautiful but
little-touristed region of Central Italy. The city's impressive Ducal Palace
houses one of the most important collections of Renaissance paintings in the
world. Students study digital video, photography, blogging and reporting (as
well as intercultural communication and Italian language) and produce a
multimedia Web site about the town (see last year?s project at
http://inurbino.net). Students will live and dine (most meals included) in a
University of Urbino dormitory.
 
    * Perpignan, France (June 24-July 23, 2010) Perpignan lies in the
Languedoc region of southwestern France, 8 miles west of the Mediterranean
Sea and 19 miles north of the Spanish border, within sight of the Pyrenees.
The city features a charming, pedestrian-friendly historic quarter; a daily
market; and lively nightlife. Many attractions in France and Spain are only
a short train ride away. Students will share studios in a modern
apartment-hotel and take French and multimedia classes at the ALFMED
language school in the heart of the old city. Students will study various
aspects of multimedia with a particular emphasis on video storytelling and
will produce a multimedia Web site about the city.
 
Students can earn 3 transferable units of upper-division undergraduate
credit (JOUR 677 Multimedia Study Abroad) through the San Francisco State
University College of Extended Learning.
 
Program cost: $4,900 plus airfare
 
Early-bird rate (for students who apply by Jan. 15, 2010): $4,700
 
Urbino View Magazine Internship Program (June 17-July 30, 2010)
 
Applications are also available for a six-week summer magazine program in
Urbino. Students will write, photograph, edit and design the second edition
of Urbino View, an English-language magazine for distribution in the Marche
region of Italy. The program includes full room and some board. Interpreters
will assist in the interview and reporting process. Open to journalism,
magazine, graphic design and photography students (or students with campus
newspaper or similar experience). Students seeking credit must arrange at
their home campus independently.  Students are required to bring their own
laptops and cameras. Those interested can download a PDF of the premier
issue of the magazine, produced in summer 2009, at the ieiMedia Web site.
 
Program cost: $4,900 plus airfare
 
For more information about the Urbino programs, email
UrbinoProject@gmail.com; to learn more about Perpignan, email
PerpignanProject@gmail.com. Go to http://inarmagh.net and http://incagli.net
to see past ieiMedia student projects.
 
 
 
--
Rachele Kanigel
Associate Professor of Journalism
San Francisco State University
415 338-3134
rkanigel@gmail.com
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
Learn more about SFSU's summer multimedia study-abroad programs in Urbino,
Italy (June 3-July 2, 2010) and Perpignan, France (June 24-July 23, 2010) at
http://ieimedia.com.
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

The Department of Communication is looking for a multimedia intern for
winter
2010 to help create content for the department web site. Candidates should
be interested in learning more about multimedia and about the department,
and have strong writing skills. Hours are flexible and credit is available.
This is a nonpaid internship.
 
The projects you work on for this internship will be tailored to suit your
interests, and you will work closely with an editor to improve your skills.
 
Requirements:
- Ability to write cleanly and create engaging, informative stories,
captions, web teases and headlines
- Basic Photoshop skills preferred, but not required
- Some experience with multimedia preferred, but not required
 
Must be willing to learn:
- Basic HTML and Dreamweaver
- video-editing program
- audio-editing program
- Soundslides
- Photo, video and audio content gathering and editing skills
- Applications for social media
 
Send a cover letter, a resume and three samples of your work (print or
digital) to Department of Communication, c/o Kristina Bowman, Program
Operations Specialist, Box 353740, Seattle, WA 98195 or drop off in the
Communication Department main office (CMU 102). The deadline to apply is
Dec. 28. Contact Kristina Bowman (kriscb@uw.edu or 206-543-6526)
for more information.
 
 
---------------------------------
Kristina Courtnage Bowman
Program Operations Specialist
Department of Communication
University of Washington
http://www.com.washington.edu
kriscb@uw.edu
(206) 543-6526

Humanity In Action Information Sessions
    Tuesday, December 8th, 2:00-3:00 PM, MGH 224 (Dean's Conference Room)
    Wednesday, December 9th, 4:00-5:00 PM, MGH 224 (Dean's Conference Room)
The 2010 Programs will be in Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands, Poland, and
the United States.
 
Humanity in Action (HIA) is an international fellowship that aims to instill
the values of human dignity and moral responsibility for the protection of
the rights of minorities in a new generation of social, cultural, and
political leaders.  This is a wonderful opportunity for students to develop
this understanding with an international network in countries where they
will have the opportunity to build  multi-national, intergenerational
network of present and emerging leaders in diverse professional fields who
share these commitments.
 
In 2009, two UW students were selected for the summer program -- Mina
Barahimi, a Law Societies & Justice major and Sarah Howard, a CHID and Latin
American Studies major.  Barahimi studied in Amsterdam and Howard studied in
New York City. 
 
Program eligibility:
All majors and academic disciplines are encouraged to apply.    
    *  Applicants to the HIA Core Programs must be matriculated sophomores,
juniors, seniors, or recent graduates (Classes of 2008 and 2009) at
accredited, four-year colleges or universities in the United States.
    *  Fellows will be selected on the basis of their demonstrated
commitment to minority rights, evidence of leadership potential, and
outstanding academic achievement.
    *  Fellows will be responsible for financing the cost of airfare to
participate in the program. HIA will cover this cost for Fellows with
documented need.
 
Sam Lim, a UW 2008 HIA Fellow stated that --
    "Before HIA, I never really thought critically about human rights and
minority rights issues from around the world that didn't make the front page
of the newspaper. However, the intense seminars, in-depth discussions, and
the experience of engaging these issues first-hand in Germany and Denmark
provided me with one of the most eye-opening summers I've ever had, and in
the process, challenged me to become a more empathetic advocate for a wider
range of human rights while creating great friendships with other university
students from around the United States and across Europe who shared my
passion for social justice." 
 
Application Deadline: Saturday, January 23, 2010. 
Please visit:  http://humanityinaction.org/apply  for complete details.

FEES & EXPENSES:  There is a $25 application fee. For those selected to the
program, HIA pays for accommodation related to its educational programs. In
the 2010 programs, all Fellows will be responsible for financing the cost of
airfare to participate in the program. HIA will cover this cost for Fellows
with documented need.  Although HIA provides a modest food stipend, Fellows
should also plan to bring spending money for food and social activities
during the Fellowship Program (approximately $500).

 
Mona Pitre-Collins | Director, Office of Merit Scholarships, Fellowships &
Awards
Center for Experiential Learning | 120 Mary Gates Hall | Box 352803
University of Washington | Seattle | WA 98195 | 206-221-6059 | Fax
206-616-4389
http://exp.washington.edu/scholarships
 
mpitre@u.washington.edu
 
 

Honor the dream.  Be great.  Volunteer.
 
On Monday, January 18, 2010, the University of Washington community will commemorate Martin Luther King, Jr. and his vision of social justice by engaging in a Day of Service. You are invited to join us.
 
Students, staff, faculty, alumni, and friends will work at projects around Puget Sound doing everything from beautifying community centers and social service agencies to restoring habitats and improving local parks.  The 2010 MLK Jr. Day of Service begins at 8:00 am on January 18 in the HUB Ballroom.  Campus and community leaders, including Dean of Undergraduate Academic Affairs Ed Taylor and United Way of King County Chief Executive Officer Jon Fine, will kick off a remarkable day of service and giving.
 
Visit the UW Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service web site -- http://exp.washington.edu/carlson -- to learn more about the 2010 service project opportunities.  At this site, you can register for a project as an individual or as a group.  Projects fill up quickly; early registration is encouraged.  The final registration deadline is Thursday, January 14, 2010.
 
"Life's most persistent and urgent question is, what are you doing for others?" --Martin Luther King, Jr.
 
We look forward to seeing you on January 18!
 
The UW Carlson Leadership & Public Service Center and United Way of King County thank the following sponsors of the 2010 University of Washington Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service:
-- University Bookstore
-- Hands On Network
-- North Carolina Campus Compact
-- University of Washington Alumni Association
-- UW Student Activities & Union Facilities
-- University of Washington President's Office
 
The University of Washington is committed to providing access, equal opportunity and reasonable accommodation in its services, programs, activities, education and employment for individuals with disabilities.  To request disability accommodation contact the Disability Services Office at least ten days in advance at: 206.543.6450/V, 206.543.6452/TTY, 206.685.7264 (FAX), or e-mail at dso@u.washington.edu.
 
The Carlson Leadership & Public Service Center is a unit of Undergraduate Academic Affairs housed within the Center for Experiential Learning.
 
 
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact mlkjr@u.washington.edu

Carlson Leadership and Public Service Center 

Literary Artist Intern
 
PonderLounge seeks Literary Artist Interns to help create blogs/twits, and
provide literary-focused comments to youth writing submissions. Most work is
done online though some work might require onsite presence.
 
PonderLounge (www.ponderlounge.org) is a nonprofit, online, interactive
youth Literary Arts zone for youth in middle to high schools. We are slated
to open early next year. Creativity and self-expression is at the heart of
the PonderLounge mission, and the Interns will be integrally involved in
what we do.
 
Applications for internships will be accepted until all positions are
filled. We also accept applications on a rolling basis for spring, summer,
and fall. Interns must be located in the Seattle area.
 
This position is uncompensated. Benefits include mentoring by an experienced
creative writing teacher (Writer-in-school), real working experience in a
nonprofit setting (no-stamp licking) with the founders, an acknowledgement
and bio posting and/or a link to your personal blog on the PonderLounge
site, and a customized letter of recommendation upon successful completion
of internship.
 
DURATION, APPROXIMATE HOURS AND NEXT START DATE
. Duration: three months (may extend to six months)
. Hours:  Minimum is 1-2 hour a day, 3-5 days a week for the primary online
duties with flexible schedule. Additional hours vary on the other project
that the Intern elects to participate.
. Next Start Date: January 2010
 
We specify some of the responsibilities while purposely creating space for
you to nurture your educational and/or professional pursuit. We want our
Interns to walk away with a quantifiable, published portfolio on their
efforts.

PRIMARY DUTIES (online)
. Moderate incoming writing submissions for inappropriate content/language
. Create blog and twit posts as one of our Residents (i.e. character)
. Create writing prompts for the related blog posts.
. Provide literary-focused but non-academic comments to submissions by youth
members.

OTHER DUTIES (onsite)
. Assist teacher in school (WIS) in writing workshop at middle school(s) in
the Seattle area and provide a short summary of each session.
After Interns have proved a successful grasp on the above duties, other
possible projects may include grant research, press releases, and other
creative writing projects. We have plenty of literary and/or administrative
duties, or we are open to any ideas or interests that you might want to
pursue.
 
SKILLS/QUALIFICATIONS:
. Positive, supportive, excellent listener to the youth in middle to high
schools in a nonprofit setting.
. Enjoy the literary arts, creative writing and the power of written words.
. Experience with social networking and online marketing strategies.
. Good in blogging, familiar with Facebook and Twitter.
. Ability to work independently in an online environment.
. English, Communication, or Teaching major with a critical sense of
providing literary feedback.
 
CONTACT:
Please send resume with one piece of writing sample of no more than 3000
words and a paragraph of why you are interested in working with youth in a
nonprofit setting to anita@ponderlounge.org.

[PonderLounge is a non-profit interactive online literary arts zone that
aspires to facilitate, encourage and celebrate brave, creative, and honest
self-expression for middle to high school youth.]

  
Anita Chung
Co-creator/PonderLounge
425-647-6604
anita@ponderlounge.org

AARP internship position description:
 
AARP is seeking an unpaid intern for 20 - 25 hour per week opportunity
during winter quarter 2010.  Minor expenses will be covered. The intern
will be instrumental in developing social media strategy and tactics for
at least one major communications plan to be implemented by AARP state
operations, as well as traditional media relations work.  Duties would
include:  public relations writing, media outreach, research, campaign
development and other duties as assigned.  This would be a fast-paced
position for a self starter who knows how to ask questions and
understands public relations basics.  Strong writing skills, good
understanding of social media use in contemporary public relations and
willingness to jump in where needed is essential.  

For more information, contact Deborah Moore Jaquith, dmoore@aarp.org; 206-517-2310 desk/702-496-8135 mobile.
 
**We'd like to interview two to three candidates for this position if
possible.

Carlson, Bruce
BCarlson@aarp.org

CALL FOR ENTRIES
This year ADDY Seattle 2010 is celebrating Seattle’s history of excellence in advertising. Which means it’s time to start sorting through your work, pick out the best stuff, get the company credit card and click here to enter. 

Then who knows maybe you too will go on to win the big show and place your name right up there with Seattle’s Advertising Immortals. Or better yet, get yourself a raise.

DEADLINE EXTENDED:
Entry deadline is 5 PM on Friday, December 11, 2009.

Stephanie Hennecke
   Management Supervisor | Windows Live
  
   Mobile: 206.304.9694 | Email: stephanie.hennecke@wunderman.com


http://www.adclubseattle.com/

Position: Talk show internship on The Conversation on KUOW (NPR) Seattle
Company: KUOW (NPR) Public Radio
Industry:	Radio
Location: U-district
Salary: Unpaid
 
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
 
Pitches show ideas and helps choose show ideas each morning. With producer and host, helps develop show idea, which includes furnishing background research and finding, vetting, and booking guests. Call-screens, directs, or listens and critiques during the show. Helps plan future shows with producer and host. Assists with station events (pledge drives) as assigned. Gathers and edits tape for air as assigned. Helps train other assistant producers as assigned. Other responsibilities may include filling in for producer and culling content from show for news spots as assigned.
 
POSITION QUALIFICATIONS
 
Demonstrable knowledge of current events as well as ongoing local, state, national, and international issues required. Experience working in news, preferably broadcast. Demonstrable familiarity with and appreciation for public radio and the news and information format required. News judgment required. Willingness to commit to at least two full days of week for at least six months required. Strong verbal and written skills required. Must be able to produce quality work under tight deadlines. Must hold self to high standards in ethics and work quality.
 
Understanding of how the public radio news talk show covers news. Experience with a digital sound editing system and gathering sound preferable. Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
  
SUPERVISION EXERCISED
 
None.
 
SUPERVISION RECEIVED
 
Conversation Producer
 
Contact e-mail: dhyde@kuow.org

David Hyde 

My name is Erwin C. Santiago and I work with Kathy Casey. The reason for
this e-mail is that Kathy is having Secret Handshake, an LA production
company, come up for the week Dec 7 - 13 to film Kathy at various projects
and events. Secret Handshake has asked me to help them find some student
help during this week.
 
This would be a great opportunity for any student interested in working with a
production company and to get a behind-the-scenes feel for filming.
 
 If anyone is interested, please direct them to this email address: erwin@kathycasey.com.
 
Secret Handshake people
are filming a “sizzle” of Kathy. They are
looking for student help.  They will be filming
three projects at once and if any of these pilots (sizzle) get picked up,
the students involved are guaranteed an internship with Secret Handshake.

Erwin C. Santiago
Social Media Manager/Administrative Assistant

Kathy Casey Food Studios
5130 Ballard Ave. NW
Seattle, WA 98107

206.784.7840 #117

http://www.kathycasey.com

Check out Dishing with Kathy Casey the Blog at:
http://www.kathycasey.com/blog/
 

Erwin C. Santiago
 
Social Media Manager/Administrative Assistant
 
 
 
Kathy Casey Food Studios
 
5130 Ballard Ave. NW
 
Seattle, WA 98107
 
 
 
206.784.7840 #117
 
http://www.kathycasey.com

Erwin 
erwin@kathycasey.com

Peace Corps Events on Campus this Week!
 
Peace Corps service is the opportunity of a lifetime. Volunteers have the opportunity to serve in the areas of education, health, environment, agriculture, and business.  Please join us at the following events where returned volunteers will share their personal experience and tips to guide you through the application process.
 
Panel Discussion: The Peace Corps’ Global Response to HIV/AIDS
Wednesday, December 2 • 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. 
William H. Foege Building • Bioengineering Room N-130
 
Info Session
Thursday, December 3 • 4 to 5 p.m. 
Career Services Center • 134 Mary Gates Hall
 
Questions?
Contact the UW On-Campus Peace Corps Rep: Erin Larsen-Cooper
    Office  134 Mary   Gates Hall 
      Hours  Mondays 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. • Thursdays 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.        E-mail  pcorps@u.washington.edu        Phone  206.543.0535
 
Erin Larsen-Cooper
UW Peace Corps Representative 
UW Career Center
134 Mary Gates Hall
Phone: 206.616.5801
RPCV Uganda '06-'08

Follow the Peace Corps online:
Web site | <  a href "http://www.facebook.com/peacecorps">Facebook | <  a href "http://www.youtube.com/peacecorps">YouTube | <  a href "http://twitter.com/peacecorps">Twitter
 
 
 

Sports Journalism Institute Internship:
 
 
         * Crash course in sports journalism at the Poynter Institute
           * Eight weeks of a paid internship at a daily newspaper
   * $500 for students who complete the course and are going back to school
                   * Application due Dec. 10.

For more information and applications, check out:
         http://www.aaja.org/programs/for_students/media_internships/
 

 
 
                                   Nao Vang
                      AAJA Student Programs Coordinator
                        1182 Market Street, Suite 320
                           San Francisco, CA 94102
                         Phone: 415-346-2051 ext. 102
                              Fax: 415-346-6343
                           Email: programs@aaja.org

Communications Intern


We are offering an exciting internship opportunity for a student pursuing a degree in communications, journalism or public relations to join our busy team in Seattle.  You will gain excellent experience and learning from working in an international marketing environment with a company that is an industry leader.  

As one of North America's top fresh produce companies, The Oppenheimer Group is proud to be one of Canada’s 50 Best-Managed Companies. People expect the world from us and we deliver, bringing them over 100 varieties of produce from more than 20 different countries. Our business is managed by a team of professionals delivering exceptional service from over a dozen offices throughout North and South America. 

The successful intern will be involved in the following projects and activities:

-	Research and Writing:  Researching, analyzing and compiling Oppenheimer’s annual Trade Media Overview Report, which is a 200+ page bound booklet that records, quantifies, and showcases the press coverage achieved for Oppenheimer throughout the year. The individual will also be responsible for a variety of other writing tasks including press releases and internal newsletters.

-	Social Media Activities:  Becoming an integral part of the team involved in reviewing and updating our company website.  The individual will also help shape the social media campaign for our key products as part of an integrated marketing approach, involving Facebook, Twitter and other platforms.

The ideal candidate:
-	is currently working toward a degree in communications, journalism or public relations ? with a specific focus on writing preferred;
-	has excellent written and oral communications skills;
-	is interested in the role communications vehicles play in a wider marketing strategy;
-	has editing/writing/publication experience;
-	has solid computer skills—MS Office and Internet;
-	has excellent research and analytical skills;
-	is familiar and experienced with a variety of social media tools and concepts.

The position will start in January and will work approximately 3 hours per day (flexible) /10-15 hours per week.  This internship is for credit only.  For information on our company, visit www.oppyproduce.com.

Please submit a cover letter, resume and a writing sample by December 11 to e-mail jobs@oppy.com or by fax to (604) 468-8644.  There is a degree of flexibility on start and completion dates for the internship—please state in your cover letter what your availability is to work.

We look forward to hearing from you!

Natalia Venida 
Natve@oppy.com


Natalia Venida
 
Senior Human Resources Advisor
 
The Oppenheimer Group
 
Direct: (604) 468-5950 |  Toll Free: 1-888-321-6779  |  Fax: (604) 468-8644
 
E-mail: natve@oppy.com
 
Web: www.oppyproduce.com

WORKSHOP: Applying to Summer Research Programs 
Tuesday, Dec. 1, 3:30-5pm, in OUGL 220
 
Thinking of applying for summer research programs? Come learn how to
approach the application process, write the personal statement, ask faculty
for letters of recommendation, and get the most out of your summer research
experience.  Note: Many summer programs provide funding for travel, living
expenses, and stipends so don't let $$ concerns prevent your from checking
into these great opportunities.
 
To register, please visit:
http://www.washington.edu/research/urp/courses/summerprograms.html
 
For more information on summer research programs at UW and elsewhere, visit:
http://www.washington.edu/research/urp/summer.
 
Brought to you by the Undergraduate Research Program and the Washington NASA Space Grant Consortium.

Jennifer Harris, PhD
Associate Director
Undergraduate Research Program
120 Mary Gates Hall
www.washington.edu/research/urp
URP 

Tomorrow, 
December 1st, we will be holding an info session for our Spring
Quarter Study Abroad Program in Leon, Spain.  To be eligible, students must 
have taken SPAN 102, 110 or 122, or placed into SPAN 103 prior to Spring 
Quarter.  For more information, please see 
http://depts.washington.edu/spanport/studyabroad_sps/leon.html.
 
Meeting Information:
 
                 Date: Tuesday, December 1st
                 Time: 4:00pm
                 Location: CMU 228
 
 
 
Lani Phillips
100/200-level Adviser, Program Coordinator
Division of Spanish & Portuguese Studies
spanport@u.washington.edu
(206) 616-9579
C-106 Padelford Hall, Box 354360
 
 spanport@u.washington.edu
 

Summer a-term UW Program in Viet Nam
Vietnamese Modernities: Visual Culture, Education and Development
Information Session: Tuesday, December 1 at 3:30 in Padelford C-101
 
The Comparative History of Ideas program invites students from all areas of study to apply to our summer Viet Nam program.  Participants will earn full-time UW credit and will maintain financial aid and resident status.

The Vietnamese Modernities Program offers students linguistic, academic and applied training in Vietnam. Participants receive Vietnamese language training, a practicum experience, and an in-depth understanding of contemporary Vietnam from the perspective of cinema, the fine arts, humanities and interpretative social sciences.

Students reside in the historically rich, cosmopolitan capital city of Hanoi, and take part in several excursions including Ha Long Bay, Hoi An in Central Vietnam and the southern metropolitan area of Ho Chi Minh City.
This program is organized, directed and taught by Professor Jonathan Warren - an Associate Professor in the Jackson School of International Studies who has directed study abroad programs to Brazil and Vietnam for over seven years.
 
Please stop by the information session to meet the program director.
More information at http://depts.washington.edu/chid/showprogram.php?id=98
Contact: chidint@uw.edu.
 
 
_______________________________________________
Theron Paul Stevenson
Graduate Student, Geography
Director of International Programs, Comparative History of Ideas
University of Washington
_______________________________________________
Advisers mailing list
Advisers@u.washington.edu
http://mailman2.u.washington.edu/mailman/listinfo/advisers

theron@u.washington.edu

The Career Center Workshops & Events for November 30 – December 5
 
NOTE: Unless indicated, no need to register or sign up for the following workshops.  Just come!  

**All The Career Center workshops are held in Room 134 Mary Gates Hall unless otherwise noted **

 Tuesday, December 1, 3:30 – 5:00, Successful Interviews 

Wednesday, December 2, 3:30 – 4:30, Resumes & Cover Letters 

Thursday, December 3, 3:30 – 4:30, How to Find a     Job 

Friday, December 4, 1:30 – 2:30, Internships &    ; Student Jobs	

Alyce Mallett
alycem@uw.edu
The Career Center
University of Washington
main: (206) 543-0535 
134 Mary Gates Hall * Box 352810 * Seattle, WA 98195 
http://careers.washington.edu 

might be of interest to those going into law - 

Chemistry 590B: Science and Law, SLN 11836
 
                           Syllabus for Winter 2010
 
                   Lecture Thursday, 530-720pm, Bagley 154
 
                        Adjunct Prof. Karl Hermanns 
 
 
This course provides an overview of intellectual property (IP); namely,
patents, copyrights, trademarks and trade secrets.  As traditional
industries are being supplanted with knowledge-based companies, ones in
which ideas and innovation have assumed an ever increasing role in a
competitive business environment, intellectual property has emerged as a
powerful tool in this new economy.  Particularly in the field of patent law,
companies are increasingly using intellectual property protection as
competitive weapons to both capture and defend markets, as well as to
increase reviews. This course will address the various forms of intellectual
property protection available to technology-based companies, with real world
and current examples from a practicing patent attorney.  The course
instructor, Karl Hermanns, is a chemist-turned-lawyer with the Seattle law
firm of Seed IP Law Group, as well as an adjunct professor at the University
of Washington School of Law.
 
 
 
Textbook - none.
 
 
 
Grading - Credit/no credit.  You will need to complete a written assignment
to receive credit.
 
-- 
Lani Stone, Lead Academic Counselor
Chemistry & Biochemistry Undergraduate Programs
303B Bagley Hall, Box 351700, University of Washington
Seattle, WA 98195-1700
tel 206.543.9343 fax 206.685.8665
email: stone@chem.washington.edu
http://depts.washington.edu/chem/

 
Department of Communication
University of Washington

Event Assistant Internship
3 credits per quarter (COM 395)		3-5 hours/week	winter and spring quarter

Duties and Responsibilities:
Entry-level position; works with outreach director and assistant director on the pre-planning and follows through until the conclusion of events and meetings. Duties include:
•	Help with special event set up, hosting and cleanup
•	Assist in light administrative duties, including photocopying and data entry
•	Perform other miscellaneous duties as assigned

Minimum Qualifications:
•	Communication undergraduate
•	Excellent communication and organizational skills
•	Ability to take direction
•	Attention to detail
•	Ability to work independently and as part of a team
•	Must be detail-oriented, independent, self starter
•	Knowledge of Microsoft Office and Excel

A sense of humor and a pleasant and outgoing attitude are great assets as well. Customer service experience and your own transportation is a plus; knowledge of campus resources a plus.

This would be an exciting internship for a student interested in non-profit development, administration and event management.

Minimum Qualifications:

Application Deadline: December 14, 2009

Send resume with references to:
Victoria Sprang
vsprang@uw.edu

Decision made by December 18, 2009; internship begins winter quarter. Students accepted for the internship will be required to attend an orientation session the first week of winter quarter, 2010.

 
Department of Communication
University of Washington

Event Planning/PR/Fundraising Internship
3 credits per quarter (COM 395)		3-5 hours/week	winter and spring quarter

Interns meet with the intern coordinator once a week – generally at 2 p.m. on Fridays in CMU 102E.

Event Description
The 2010 Laura Crowell Fund Run, a fundraising event for the Department of Communication.

4 positions available:
Business Plan, Marketing & Promotion, Sponsorship & Donations, Event Day/Budget & Finances

Each intern leads a team and assists on all other teams.

The Crowell Fund Run internship is three phases:
Phase one – winter quarter:
•	Create a business plan for the fundraiser (vision, theme and message, sample marketing pieces, promotion plans, target audience, budget, fundraising goals, timeline)
Phase two – spring quarter (upon approval of plan)
•	Implement business plan
Phase three – May 15, 2010
•	Event Day

Minimum Qualifications:
•	Communication undergraduate
•	Excellent communication and organizational skills. 
•	Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
•	Must be detail-oriented, independent, self starter.
•	Knowledge of Microsoft Office and Excel

Application Deadline: December 14, 2009

Send resume with references to:
Victoria Sprang
vsprang@uw.edu

Decision made by December 18, 2009; internship begins winter quarter. Students accepted for the internship will be required to attend an orientation session the first week of winter quarter, 2010.

LUSTRE Communications is looking for interns in the areas of Videography & 
Editing, 3D Animation, Motion Graphics, Wed Design, Audio Composing and Graphic Design.
 
Interns will have the opportunity to learn and assist in the day-to-day 
operation of a unique and modern motion graphics / creative / design / 
post-production facility. In addition to client services, interns will work in 
all areas of communication and digital media including Print, TV, Web and 
Interactive Media in a real-world creative facility. Interns will work directly 
with LUSTRE staff who will provide feedback and guidance throughout the 
process.
 
Interns will work on projects as varied as corporate identity design systems, 
annual report design, theatre and movie poster design, 3D modeling and 
animation, 2D motion graphics for network and cable shows, movie titles, 
advertising, website design and development, off-line and on-line editing of 
both long-form and short-form programs, videography, special effects and motion design.
 
LUSTRE will provide a portfolio / reel review with each intern, offering a 
real-world critical analysis along with limited individual mentor ship to each 
intern during the course of the program.

Jennifer Patrick
LUSTRE Communications, Inc.
110 Union Street, Suite 510
Seattle, WA 98101
 
Direct: 206-622-0475 x 215
Office: 206-622-0486
Fax: 206-622-0487
 
http://lustrecommunications.com

Jenn Patrick 
jennifer@lustrecommunications.com

They're looking for faculty and graduate students who may be interested in reviewing for The Information Society.

Books and information for interested reviewers are listed on a link at
http://www.wsc.ma.edu/mfilas/tis.html
 
Michael Filas, Ph.D
Book Review Editor, The Information Society
c/o Westfield State College
577 Western Avenue
Westfield, MA 01086

MFILAS@wsc.ma.edu

JOB POSTING________________________________________________

TITLE OF POSITION:                                                Online Sports Editor
DEPARTMENT:	Web
STATION & LOCATION:	BSRG – KIRO FM, KIRO AM, KTTH

POSITION OBJECTIVE: MyNorthwest.com is looking for a highly motivated individual passionate about local sports and interested in joining our team.   Write, produce, develop, and manage both original and wire copy content for MyNorthwest.com sports. Write headlines, blurbs and link text to position the story for users.  On a daily basis, assess content available from a variety of sources (includes copy from wire services, on-air radio programming, freelancers, plus interactive elements, audio and video) to determine how it fits into our daily sports coverage and programming needs. Work closely with 710 ESPN Seattle staff and talent to produce content that conforms to MyNorthwest.com style and standards.  Work with MyNorthwest.com editors and to keep them fully abreast of all sports. Participate in selecting art, including photos and video.

POSITION REQUIREMENTS:
•	Must have understanding and appreciation of sports news and story play. 
•	Must have excellent grasp of AP style, grammar, syntax and basic editing functions. 
•	Must be excellent headline writer and be able to present and tell stories in a tight space. 
•	Must show good judgment in prioritizing and selecting online content from a variety of sources.
•	Must possess background or quickly become competent in HTML. 
•	Must possess excellent verbal and written communication skills, and work well with a variety of people in an office setting. 
•	Must possess excellent writing skills, ability to both write and edit copy in a short period of time under intense deadline pressure.

QUALIFICATIONS:
Prefer a BS/BA degree in communication arts, journalism or new media or equivalent combination of education experience. Prefer 3-5 years experience in editorial assignments for traditional or new media. Experience in online media content preparation required. Must be able to edit, write and plan editorial content. Previous newsroom experience a plus. Should have a thorough understanding of, and appreciation for local Seattle-based sports including professional and collegiate levels.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Receive, process, and maintain information through oral and/or written communication effectively. Substantial physical movements (motions) of the wrists, hands, and/or fingers. Extending hand(s) and arm(s) in any direction with good eye and hand coordination. Lift, move, and carry up to 20 pounds on occasion. 

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TITLE OF POSITION:	KIRO News Reporter
DEPARTMENT:		KIRO Programming
STATION & LOCATION:		News Talk 97.3 KIRO FM

POSITION OBJECTIVE:   Be an effective team member and make a full contribution to the success of the station.  Write and report news on air in clear, concise and accurate manner on deadline.   Perform live field reports, with proficient ad lib skills, and the ability to use natural and ambient sound in field reports.  Enterprise news sources for original news content for air and for the website.  Contribute daily to make KIRO the leading provider of timely, relevant news and information.  

POSITION REQUIREMENTS:
•	Two years post high school education in journalism with skills in the following areas:  writing, broadcast journalism, news judgment, computer skills.
•	Three years experience in a professional broadcast journalism environment.  
•	Knowledge of newswire services and a working knowledge of computer skills.
•	Ability to develop and maintain news sources.
•	Aggressive attitude with a strong desire to advance in the broadcasting media.  A news junkie.
•	Quick learner who is fully committed to meeting the challenge
•	Ability to dig up stories, enterprise news a must.   
•	Excellent digital audio editing skills. 
•	Multi-tasking pro.  Ability to be organized with the capability to concentrate on more than one event at a time, able to follow written and verbal instructions under supervision.
•	Proven ability to work under pressure to meet daily/weekly deadlines.  Ability to be precise and accurate both in writing and production.  
•	Monitor news on a daily basis.  
•	Work effectively in a team environment
•	Maintain a positive and cooperative rapport with staff, management, and clients.  
•	Consistently works hours required.  Flexible hours required to meet deadlines including weekends, holidays, evenings, early mornings, etc.
•	Work in compliance with Company policies and procedures.
•	Project an appropriate professional appearance and demeanor.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS:
•	Receive, process, and maintain information through oral and/or written communication effectively.
•	Substantial physical movements (motions) of the wrists, hands, and/or fingers.
•	Extending hand(s) and arm(s) in any direction with good eye and hand coordination.
•	Lift, move, and carry up to 20 pounds on occasion.

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WashingtonFilmWorks Internship Opportunity!
 
 
WashingtonFilmWorks (WFW), is a not-for-profit 501 (c) (6) organization that
offers production assistance to commercials, television and feature films
shooting in Washington State as well as manages the production incentive
program.  Currently, WFW is seeking a part-time Intern with a minimum
3-month commitment of 20 hours per week.  Prior background in film not
required, but individuals must be self-motivated with strong communication,
computer, writing, and organizational/research skills.   As an intern you
will be responsible for a host of administrative duties as well as some
special projects. 
 
Applicants must be enrolled in a post-secondary educational program leading
to an undergraduate or graduate degree and in good standing at their college
or university.  Students must retain their status until the end of the
internship. 
 
Job responsibilities include:
   Draft WashingtonFilmWorks newsletter
   Draft legislative letters
   Management of Social Media websites
   Maintenance of office website
   Internet research
   Assistance at events
   Management of in-house database
   General office administration
 
Send a brief letter of interest, and resume to
ruthann@washingtonfilmworks.org.
We will be accepting applications through December 20, 2009 for a start date
early to mid January.
 
WashingtonFilmWorks 
ruthann@washingtonfilmworks.org

Student needed check some missing citations in endnotes for me and do some other work to add citations to an essay I'm co-authoring - for maybe 1 credit or at the most 2.

Contact Prof. John Hammerback
johnhammerback@comcast.net

Winter 2010
Ocean 506 A
Science & Technology News and Feature Writing
Credits: 3
MW, 2:30-3:50
Location: OCN 425
 
Instructor:  Dr. Deborah Illman
616-4826
illman@u.washington.edu
 
Course Description:
 
This course provides graduate students and upper division undergraduates with 
an advanced experience in science and technology writing.
 
We explore issues of accuracy and the treatment of scientific uncertainty by 
journalists and sources. Other topics include the structure of feature writing, 
the editorial process, layout and display issues, and ethical codes for 
practicing science writers. Students develop advanced skills in science news 
writing through a combination of writing assignments, readings, discussion 
sessions, writing clinics, and special guest presentations by practicing 
science writers.
 
Students completing this class should possess the conceptual understanding as well as the practical experience needed for a variety of writing, 
communication, or public outreach positions.
 
Add code required--priority will be given to those who did not take Ocean 506A during fall quarter 09. Email the instructor at illman@u.washington.edu
 
Deborah L. Illman, Ph.D.
Senior Fellow, National Science Foundation Discovery Corps 2006-2009
http://faculty.washington.edu/illman
Editor, Northwest Science & Technology  http://www.nwst.org
University of Washington
Seattle, WA 98195-7940
206-616-4826

Are you looking for a way to get involved on campus?  Are you interested in 
talking about important issues that affect our campus community?
 
The Committee Organizing Rape Education (CORE) is an entity funded by the 
Associated Students of the University of Washington (ASUW).  We are a group of peer facilitators on campus educating the community about issues surrounding sexual assault, stalking, and relationship violence.  Our volunteers complete at least 36 hours of training during winter and spring quarter where they learn about different issues and support resources.  Then, we present to campus groups like Greek houses, FIGS, and RSOs the following fall quarter.  We also organize Sexual Assault and Relationship Violence Awareness (SARVA) Month in April where we put on events throughout the month to involve the community and educate everyone about sexual assault and relationship violence.
 
If you’re interested in volunteering, check out the application attached to 
this e-mail or stop by the CORE office (HUB 113) to pick one up.
 
If you have any comments, questions, or concerns, you can contact us at 
206-543-4238, asuwcore@u.washington.edu, or stop by HUB 113.
 
 
-------------------------
Samantha Kraft
CORE Program Coordinator
 
E-mail: asuwcoa@u.washington.edu
Phone: 206-543-4238
Office Hours: hours.asuw.org
Location: HUB 113

Study in France and earn UW credits!

Think of it as taking classes on our Paris or Nantes campus, and check out
our affordable programs by downloading our brochures at
http://depts.washington.edu/frenital/study-abroad.html, stop by my office,
or come to our upcoming info meeting on Monday, November 23, 4-5pm in Tho
135! Our French and Italian Studies and Comparative Literature programs are
not reserved for French majors or minors! We welcome students with French
102 level (Paris in the Summer) and French 103 (Nantes, Paris in the Fall)!

Helene Vilavella-Collins

Paris in the Summer and Nantes Program Director
Paris in the Fall Program Coordinator
Email: helenev@u.washington.edu
Office phone: 206-543 7935
Office: Padelford C 251
Office hours:
Tuesdays, 2:30-3:30
Thursdays, 9:30-10:20
& by apt.

Study in Rome this Spring with the English Department!
 
I have good news for those of you who may have missed our earlier
application deadline - we are still accepting applications for the
Spring in Rome program and the deadline has been extended to Monday,
November 30th!
 
Please see below (or the attached brochure) for more information.
 
March 29 - June 4, 2009
 
http://depts.washington.edu/engl/abroad/Rome2010brochure.pdf
 
Application Deadline:  November 30, 2009
 
How to apply:
 
All current UW students are eligible to apply and no prior knowledge of
Italian is required!  Please submit a Letter of Interest, along with
names and contact information for two academic references, by email, to
both Richard Kenney (rk@uw.edu) and Sydney Kaplan (sydneyk@uw.edu).
 
** Please also print the English Department Study Abroad Application
form and turn it in to Bridget Norquist in English Advising, room A2B
Padelford Hall, by November 30th  **
 
http://depts.washington.edu/engl/abroad/english_study_abroad_application.pdf
 
Program Description:
 
JOIN a band of ink-stained writer-adventurers for ten weeks of
concentrated exercise and conversation in and about the Eternal City.
This is Rome from a generalists's perspective: history and geography,
art and architecture, language and literature, the color and vagary and
flavor of daily life all constellate in the writer's notebook. Following
in the footsteps of those poets, painters, saints and soldiers who for
some two and a half millenia have traveled where all roads lead, we'll
sack the city word by cobble, in conversation, practice, and stride.
 
Courses and Credits:
 
ENGL 430:  Studies in Major Authors, D.H. Lawrence and Italy    5 credits
Professor Sydney Kaplan
 
Why did the impoverished son of a coal miner choose Italy as his escape
from the social constrictions of British society in the early
twentieth-century?  How did his Italian sojourns influence his
controversial ideas on art, sexuality, and politics?  The class will
pursue these and other questions as we read D.H. Lawrence?s writings
based on his experiences in Italy:  Twilight in Italy, Sea and Sardinia,
and Etruscan Places, and also novels (Aaron?s Rod and The Lost Girl),
poems, and short stories.  We will take advantage of the great
collection of Etruscan art at the Villa Giulia, and make excursions to
Cerveteri and Tarquinia to follow in Lawrence?s footsteps as he
discovered the significance of the ancient Etruscan civilization for
modern times.   We also will consider Lawrence?s work in relation to the
artists and writers of Italian Futurism, taking advantage of the
magnificent collection of Futurist Art in the Galeria Nationale d?Arte
Moderna.  Additionally, we will look at the very different reactions to
Italy of Lawrence's friend, E.M. Forster, in his novels Where Angels
Fear to Tread and A Room With a View.  (This course meets the Senior
Capstone Requirement for English Literature majors)
 
ENGL 283/383/483 or 493:  Sacking Rome                5 credits
Professor Richard Kenney
 
Rome from a writer?s perspective:  what can we carry away?  Notebooks in
hand, we?ll test that question in reading, writing, and conversation.
We?ll consider what it means to be an artist, walk the cobbles daily,
fill a writer?s sketchbook, and so in literary terms sack the city at
the center of the world.
 
ENGL 363:  Literature and the Arts and Other Disciplines        5 credits
Professors Richard Kenney and Sydney Kaplan
 
Roam Rome with experts in its art, architecture, history, and culture.
Learn enough Italian to purchase a peach in the future tense.  This
diverse course will involve guest speakers, field trips, and Italian
Language instruction.
 
All classes will be held in and around Rome, and at the University of
Washington Rome Center at the 17th century Palazzo Pio, situated in the
vibrant center of the city?s historical district.
 
Cost
 
Program fee:  $4,400
Rome Center Fee:  $2,200 (undergraduates), $3,200 graduate students)
Non-refundable IPE fee:  $250
Total fees:  $6,850 (undergraduates), $7,850 (graduate students)
 
The program fees include accommodation, tuition, facilities at the
Palazzo Pio, field trips, excursions, and most program-related admission
fees.  It does not include airfare, board, health insurance, books, or
personal spending money.
 
Questions?  Feel free to drop by the English Advising Office or send me
an email.  I'm typically in the office on Mon, Tue, Wed, and Fri from
11-4 and on Thurs from 1-7.  You are also welcome to contact the program
directors, Professor Richard Kenney (rk@uw.edu) and Professor Sydney
Kaplan (sydneyk@uw.edu) with questions.
 
-- 
Bridget Norquist
Academic Adviser
ENGLISH
 
ph:  206-543-2634
fax: 206-616-9318
 
http://depts.washington.edu/engl

The Career Center Workshops & Events for November 23 – November 25
 
NOTE: Unless indicated, no need to register or sign up for the following workshops.  Just come!  
**All The Career Center workshops are held in Room 134 Mary Gates Hall unless otherwise noted **
 
Monday, November 23, 3:30 – 4:30, How to Find a Job
 
Tuesday, November 24, 1:30 – 2:30, Resumes and Cover Letters
 
Wednesday, November 25, 1:30 – 3:00, Job Search Strategies for International Students
	

Alyce Mallett
alycem@uw.edu
The Career Center
University of Washington
main: (206) 543-0535 
134 Mary Gates Hall * Box 352810 * Seattle, WA 98195 
http://careers.washington.edu 

AFSC & People's Institute NW bring you the 2009 Winter:
 
Tyree Scott Winter Freedom School
December 28-30, 2009
10am to 4pm @ Cannon House
113 23rd Ave S
Seattle, WA 98144-2384
 
   Why are people poor?
     Why are so many ?people of color? in prison?
      Why do our schools teach us lies?
       Know your rights with the police.
        Organize against racism...and much more!
 
Freedom School is for youth ages 15-21 to learn about racism and organize to 
undo it.
 
We take field trips around the city, learn anti-racist community organizing 
skills, and listen to community elders.
 
We learn about why people are poor and break down the education system, the media, and the criminal justice system.
 
We come together to create change and share culture.
 
To participate in the Freedom School, fill out the attached APPLICATION and 
mail to the address on the application by
*** DECEMBER 10, 2009! ****
 
Questions? Call or email Dustin Washington 206-632-0500 x 14 or 
dwashington@afsc.org or John Page at 206-250-7737.

This is an ongoing internship - they use students all the time.  It's a 6 month internship.

Internship Description & Performance Standards

KOMO 4 NEWS PROBLEM SOLVER Internship


Duties:  Assist the Problem Solver Unit with various aspects of its investigative, consumer, breaking and daily news stories.  Duties may include the following:
*  Document & research story tips
*  Develop tips & ideas into stories
*  Set-up story shoots 
*  Research investigative, consumer, breaking and regular news stories 
*  Compile background information & broadcast materials for reporters
*  Do occasional field interviews or field producing
*  Log tape 
*  File Community Website stories
*  Assist with live Special Event broadcasts
*  Go on undercover shoots
*  Assist Problem Solver community service projects

Qualifications:  Must be currently enrolled in College or University and earn school credit for work completed, as this is an un-paid internship.  You will need to submit proof of earning credit on your first day, i.e. print out of school schedule, letter from advisor/teacher, etc.  

Essential Functions: to daily read, document and research viewer story tips that come into the Problem Solver unit and then help develop tips into viable stories.   The Problem Solver internship is a 6 month position working closely with the Emmy-Award winning Problem Solver reporters and producers, assisting in many various aspects of in-depth, high profile investigative, consumer, breaking news and daily news stories and community relations projects.  

Other Information:  Un-paid internship and student must be currently enrolled in College or University and earn school credit for work completed.  (Preference is given to Seniors/Juniors at four year Colleges or second year students at Community College/Trade School in Washington state majoring or interest in majoring in Communications/Journalism and/or related field.)

To Apply:  
Mail resume with cover letter explaining:
•	What you hope to gain from the internship?
•	Why you are interested in working for the Problem Solver Unit? 
•	Why you are the best candidate for this internship?
•	When you are available to start the 6 month internship


KOMO TV
Attn: Human Resources
140 Fourth Avenue North
Seattle, WA  98109


**KOMO Television is an Equal Opportunity Employer**

Jennifer Austin
jennifera@komotv.com

AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
DATE AVAILABLE:  November 30, 2009
 
JOB   AVAILABLE:     Part-time  NEWS WRITER   
SALARY:      Dependent on Experience 
DUTIES:     Write concise, clear and accurate copy for broadcast television.   Work with   producers, editors and photographers to select appropriate video and graphics to   support the story content.  Operate teleprompter for newscasts. May be required to update KATU’s website content.  Previous experience as a television news producer or writer is preferred.    Must Perform work according to values of Fisher Communications with the utmost of   integrity and trust in doing what is right.  
QUALIFICATIONS: 
1.        Must be able to quickly write clear, concise   broadcast news copy incorporating video, graphics and other elements.  (A   test of writing skills will be given to all qualified applicants).
2.        Must work well with people.
3.        Must be able to work irregular hours.   
4.        Operating knowledge of news computer system and   digital editing systems are preferred.
5.        A college degree is   preferred.
6.        The ability to work under pressure with or without direct   supervision.
7.        Ability to work flexible shifts with short notice.
   ESSENTIAL   FUNCTIONS:             
1.    Excellent vision and hearing (with or without corrective equipment).   
2.       Ability to speak, read, write and distinguish colors (with or without corrective devices).   
3.       Ability to work on a keyboard for extended periods of time.
4.       The ability to sit and stand for long periods of time. 
NO PHONE CALLS   PLEASE.
QUALIFIED CANDIDATES WILL BE CONTACTED FOR AN   INTERVIEW.
 
SUBMIT RESUMES   TO:           
Don Pratt     
KATU Television
2153 NE Sandy Blvd.
Portland, OR 97232

The Bill Hoffman Campaign for Congress is now looking for interns!  We are 
seeking highly motivated and intelligent students to help Congressional 
Candidate Bill Hoffman win Washington State's 7th District!
 

http://hoffmanforcongress.org/pages/internship.html
 
Spencer Launer
Bill Hoffman For Congress
Student Coordinator
(858)-342-5456
Spencer.Launer@hoffmanforcongress.org

Universal Pictures is now hiring for our on-campus college marketing 
program, Campus U, for the 2009 -10 academic year. Campus U is a program that 
began in September 2006 and is designed to take advantage of peer-to-peer 
marketing at top college campuses across the country. Unlike many on-campus 
programs that are executed as a side bar to the existing marketing strategy, 
Campus U is it's own division within the Universal Pictures Marketing 
Department and has been a huge success for the past three years amongst campus representatives.

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UNIVERSAL PICTURES CAMPUS U INTERNSHIP
Universal Pictures is in search of a College Representative from your school to join our Campus U team. Campus U is a grassroots-marketing program comprised of student representatives at top campuses across the country dedicated to promoting and publicizing select Universal Pictures’ feature film and home entertainment releases on their respective campuses. 
The Campus U program for the 2009-2010 academic year will be in session from September – May. Every representative hired will have the opportunity to continue the internship until graduation. Each representative will be in direct communication with the Universal Pictures Marketing Team in LA via an extranet site, email, phone and fax. 
The main goal of Campus U is to increase awareness for Universal Pictures' releases by creating and executing unique marketing campaigns. 
A brief and general description of what will be required for each campaign:
?	Create a marketing campaign for your campus - focusing on promotions and publicity 
?	Work with on-campus media to secure a film feature or review 
?	Work with on-campus media to secure promotional support 
?	Coordinate advance screenings for students 
?	Work closely with on-campus student and faculty groups 
?	Incorporate on-campus and nearby retailers 
?	Distribution of posters and promo items around campus 
?	Host themed activities and parties both on campus and in the surrounding area
?	Carry out guerrilla marketing stunts to spread buzz
Representatives will be paid a monthly stipend while Campus U is in session. Reps will be responsible for weekly email updates and reports. 
Requirements: 
?	Sophomore or Junior status as of Fall 2009. Seniors with only one semester left before graduation will not be considered. 
?	Advertising/Public Relations/Marketing/Communications students preferred
?	A minimum of 10-15 hours per week to focus on Campus U
?	Easy access to Internet, email, phone, fax and Fed Ex deliveries  
No previous experience is necessary. All Representatives will work directly with Universal to gain an understanding of what is expected.

Please send resume to meghan.brattin@nbcuni.com by Wednesday, November 25.

www.universalpictures.com 

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UNIVERSAL PICTURES

Universal Pictures creates and distributes theatrical and non-theatrical filmed entertainment. A high quality and diverse product mix is delivered to the growing global marketplace through a variety of internally developed titles, co-productions, local acquisitions, specialty motion pictures, direct-to-video titles, specialty video, classic titles, and consumer products. These films and videos then provide content for television, and further drive the recreation business, consumer products and other ancillary businesses. 

Universal has achieved both popular success and critical acclaim with its recent Academy Award winners Atonement, The Bourne Ultimatum, King Kong, Brokeback Mountain, Ray, A Beautiful Mind, The Pianist and Lost in Translation. Classic Academy Award-winning films from Universal include All Quiet on the Western Front (1930), To Kill a Mockingbird (1962), The Deer Hunter (1978) and Schindler’s List (1993). 

Generating profits in excess of $1.12 billion, 2008 was the most successful year in the studio’s long history, with The Incredible Hulk, Wanted, Mamma Mia! and The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor all surpassing the $100 million mark in domestic ticket sales. In addition, the studio released three comedies—Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Baby Mama and Role Models — which turned into solidly profitable hits by grossing more than $60 million each. The year’s releases also earned a number of accolades, including eleven Academy Award nominations, as well as nine Golden Globe nominations including Best Motion Picture – Drama for Frost/Nixon. 

The following Universal films are now playing in theaters everywhere: Love Happens, Couples Retreat, The Fourth Kind, and Cirque Du Freak: The Vampire’s Assistant. Upcoming films include: It’s Complicated, Leap Year, The Wolfman, Green Zone, Get Him to the Greek, and MacGruber.

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 We are now hiring for the 2009-10 academic year,
and we are currently looking for self-motivated, undergraduate
marketing/communications students with an interest in entertainment
marketing and promotions.

        Please have all applicants e-mail their resume to our Field Events
Coordinator,  Meghan Brattin, at meghan.brattin@nbcuni.com by Friday,
December 11.


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Tracie Schneider
Tracie.Schneider@nbcuni.com

As you know, CampusPoint helps college students   and recent graduates find local employers, jobs, and   internships.

•   A 100% FREE Resource
•   Largest known private employer and recruiter of recent graduates in   Washington & Oregon
•   Hiring more than 1,000 students and recent graduates every   year
•   Typically recruiting for 100+ local jobs and internships typically not   found anywhere else!
•   Our FREE Local Employer Directory connects job seekers with thousands of employers they’ve never heard of before! 
We are currently hiring for the following  positions and much much more!

 To Get Started:

1. Go to www.CampusPoint.com
2. Click on the   Seattle or Portland Area
3. Click on   “Register Now” to register
4. Create your   CampusPoint Resume
5. Read through our jobs and hit the APPLY   button
 

PT Accounting Consultant (Mid.to Sr. Level)  - Accounting – Eastside - Competitive. DOE

Payroll Specialist – Accounting – Eastside - DOE

Client Relations Associate - Financial Sector - Accounting/Finance – Seattle - $35,000-$38,000/yr DOE

Procurement Coordinator – Administrative – Eastside - $10-$11/hr to start then increase pending performance evaluation.

Customer Services Administrator - Bilingual German & Italian Openings - Customer/Client Services – Seattle - $12-13/hr to start, then increase to $16-$17/hr    after performance evaluation

Software Engineer - Engineering: Computer – Eastside - Competitive. DOE

Social Media Analyst - General Business – Eastside - Competitive. DOE

Salesforce.com Administrator - General Business – Eastside - Competitive. DOE

Area Manager and Operations Specialist - General Business – Eastside - $35,000-$40,000 per year, DOE

Project Manager - General Business – North - Compensation will be determined on depth and experience within these requirements. 
Junior Media Associate - General Business – Seattle - DOE

Fiduciary Service Member - General Business – Seattle - $40,000-$45,000 per year, DOE 

Online Media Buyer - General Business – North - DOE

Outside Sales Representative - Sales/Marketing – Seattle - $20k base + commission, 1st yr earning around  $40k 

Sales and Marketing Coordinator - Sales/Marketing – Eastside - $40,000-$50,000yr DOE

Online Ad Trafficker - Excel and Numbers Focused - Sales/Marketing – Seattle - $20-$26/hr DOE

Membership Renewal Internship - Sales/Marketing – Seattle - $11-$13/hr DOE

Entry Level Outside Sales Associate - Training Class Provided - Sales/Marketing – Eastside - 1st year potential of $65k-$75k & 2nd year    potential of $80k-$100k.

Sales Representative - Sales/Marketing – Eastside - $22,000 - $25,000k (up to $30K first year with bonuses) 

Software Developer – Technology – Seattle - Competitive. DOE

PT Helpdesk Technician – Technology – Seattle - $10/hr to start then increase to $15/hr    pending  performance evaluation.

Perl Software Development Engineer – Technology – Eastside - DOE

System Analyst – Technology – Seattle - $35,000 tp $40,000 DOE 

Product Web Designer - Web Development – Seattle - $35 to $50 per/hour 

Location Key
•  Eastside  Bellevue, Kirkland,   Redmond
•  South   Tacoma, Federal Way,   Renton, Kent
•  North  Bothell, Everett, Bellingham   
•  Seattle   Greater Seattle Metro   Area 
 
Students & Recent   Graduates:
CampusPoint lists the actual positions we’re hiring for including employer   name with in-depth employer profile, pay rates, and more. This allows students and graduates to apply only for the employers and positions that interest   them! We also email specific job information for positions that match their   general interests. Traditional employment agencies typically do not disclose this kind of information, up front, to jobseekers!
 
If you have any questions, feel free to call and/or   email me directly!
 
P.S. To learn about our jobs and internships in the Portland Metro Area, please   contact Hirav Dave, Campus Programs Manager at 503.595.2390 x.315. He can   also add you to the Portland/Vancouver Metro Area List   Serve.
 
Susan   Kramer | Campus Programs Manager   & Director, International Program
CampusPoint -   Seattle/Puget Sound 
Tel  206.783.9200 x 221| Fax 206.838.6499 
susan@campuspoint.com  

Spokane MarCom Internship 

Juniors and seniors enrolled for Fall 2010 majoring in Public Relations,
Marketing, Communications, and related fields are eligible to apply. Interns
receive a $2000 stipend and will be paired with an outstanding host
organization here in Spokane.
 
 
Internship applications can be accessed online at
www.spokanemarcom.org/internships. Applications are due February 12, 2010.
 
 Spokane Regional MarCom Association Internship Opportunities. 
Are you a student in search of a rewarding internship experience to prepare you for the world of work? Are you an employer in search of bright, enthusiastic student interns who are seeking real-life work experiences? 

Every year during February and March, MarCom matches student interns with MarCom member organizations through its Internship Program. Then during the ten-week summer internships, students work 30 hours per week for a local host organization while receiving a $2000 stipend and invaluable work experience.  View previous intern and host testimonials. 

2010 Internship Application Deadline is Friday, February 12.

Crystal Schaeffer
crystal@skylineinw.com

http://spokanemarcom.org/internships/

Congressman Dave Reichert is accepting applications for a communications
internship in his district office: 2737 78th Ave SE, Ste 202, Mercer Island,
WA 98040. Interns will have the opportunity to conduct research, coordinate
media lists and clip files, and contribute to a variety of products
including media advisories, press releases, op-eds, and letters to the
editor. Other responsibilities may include taking photos at events and
managing upload/files, contributing to web site content, attending media or
other events throughout the district, and other administrative duties
related to daily press operations. Communications advisor will work closely
with and mentor the intern, offering guidance on daily duties as well as
providing context for this work.
 
We request a commitment of 10-15 hours per week for the quarter beginning
January 11, flexible depending on student schedule. On successful completion
of internship, a letter of recommendation will be provided by advisor. To
apply, candidates should submit by e-mail a cover letter indicating why they
wish to work with our office in this capacity, a resume (including GPA),
three references (two professional, one personal ? not family members), and a
one-page writing sample. Finalists should be prepared to complete a basic
writing/editing test and demonstrate familiarity with social network sites.
Send application to Amanda.Halligan@mail.house.gov.
 
Application deadline is Tuesday, December 8, and interviews will be
conducted Tuesday, December 15.

We wanted to let you know that we intend to continue accepting applications
for our spring semester 2010 Washington, D.C. internship programs until
December 4, 2009. Of course, we've informed students that they need to
confirm with your institution's campus liaison or sponsor that they can
still participate, but we hope that you'll be able to send any newly
interested candidates our way.
 
Hopefully, this extension will allow students to discuss the opportunity
with their families during the Thanksgiving break and will take some of the
pressure off those who were scrambling to submit all of their materials on
time. Of course, we will offer admission on a rolling basis, so prospective
interns should send their applications as soon as possible.
 
Please note that unfortunately we're unable to extend our deadline for the
Washington, D.C.-Sydney Internship Program or the U.S.-China Bilateral Trade
Internship Program. In addition, we're no longer able to accept
international students enrolled in colleges and universities abroad due to
the J-1 Visa process.
 
Students can also consider participating in our January seminar Inside
Washington '10 (www.twc.edu/insidewashington), as the deadline is December
9. Faculty members who bring 10 students from their institution can be hired
as faculty leaders to come with their group to Washington, DC and will
receive a stipend. For more information on Inside Washington '10, please
contact seminars@twc.edu.
 
As always, we appreciate your support and are available whenever you have
questions or concerns!
 
Best regards,
 
Sara Clement
Manager, Institutional Relations
 
Email: sara.clement@twc.edu
Phone: 202-238-7970
Website: www.twc.edu/students
 
Contact: The Washington Center, 1333 16th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20036

CASTING ASSISTANT INTERNSHIP

Jodi Rothfield Casting, csa is looking for interns for Winter ’10  (Jan, Feb  & Mar) This is an administrative, non-paying position.  Interns will be responsible for general office duties (scheduling, bookings, union clearances, script supervision, answering phones, faxing, and computer work.)

Interns will learn how casting for Film, TV, Commercials, Corporate Videos, Voice-overs and Print is done and will be dealing directly with talent and talent agents, as well as producers and directors.  

This is a humane, friendly and very social office!  Casual dress is fine.  We love to laugh and have fun while we work! For anyone interested in a career in casting or production this is a great place to meet some of the ‘who’s who’ of the industry in the Northwest, New York & Los Angeles.

We are looking for someone available for a Tues & Thurs shift (9:00am-5:00pm) OR a Mon, Wed & Fri shift (9:00-5:00). A three month commitment is requested.  

Please contact Jodi Rothfield at 206-448-0927. 
We are located at 1600 Dexter Avenue N., Ste. A,  (between downtown and Fremont.)







				

THE EVANS SCHOOL IS HOSTING A PREVIEW
NIGHT, THIS THURSDAY NOVEMBER 19TH, FOR ANYONE INTERESTED IN THE
MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, PEACE CORPS MASTERS INTERNATIONAL
MPA, PH.D., OR EXECUTIVE MPA PROGRAMS.  PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS CAN
LEARN MORE ABOUT EACH AND SPEAK WITH FACULTY AND STUDENTS.
 
 
Jesse Knappenberger, M.Ed. | Director of Admissions
Evans School of Public Affairs | University of Washington
109 Parrington Hall | Box 353055 | Seattle, WA 98195-3055
206.685.0937 p | evansrec@u.washington.edu
http://evans.washington.edu  

The Graduate School invites you to join us for a Question & Answer session.  Each area within the Graduate School will have a representative present and we plan to answer any questions (e.g., international admissions, GSRs, data reporting, fellowship funding, minority recruitment, MyGradProgram, Graduate School website, etc.).  All topics are welcome!
 
The session is scheduled for:
 
Tuesday, December 1st
1:45 - 3:15 PM
Gowen 301
 
We hope you attend and collect useful information for your role as a Graduate Program Assistant or Graduate Program Coordinator.  If you cannot attend, we plan to post questions and responses addressed at this session on our website.

Friday, November 27, 2009, 7 – 9pm
Great Hall, enter on 8th Avenue

Award-winning broadcast journalist Amy Goodman, author of Breaking the Sound Barrier and host and executive producer of the radio program Democracy Now!, kicks off a week of events marking the 10th anniversary of the historic Seattle WTO meeting with a celebration of the expanding world of grassroots community journalism. Goodman's work has won the George Polk Award and the Robert F. Kennedy prize for international reporting, and her show can be heard in Seattle on KBCS 91.3FM at 8 am and 3 pm weekdays. Presented by KBCS, Reclaim the Media, and the Seattle Plus 10 organizing committee as a benefit for KBCS.

Tickets are $15-$25 at www.kbcs.fm and at the door. Call 425/564-4069 or visit www.kbcs.fm for more information.

LEARN MORE:
www.kbcs.fm
www.democracynow.org

deadline Friday, November 20
 
The World Affairs Council is currently accepting applications for Winter
Quarter internships and our deadline is this Friday, November 20th.
Internships are available in Administration, Community Programs, Global
Classroom and the International Visitor Program. Applicants must submit a
cover letter and resume. Information about internships and the application
process can be found on our website:
http://world-affairs.org/aboutus_internships.html.
 
The World Affairs Council of Seattle, a non-profit, non-partisan
organization, is the leading foreign affairs forum in the Pacific Northwest.
Since 1951, the Council?s purpose has been to promote greater understanding
of global affairs in our Puget Sound community through a balance of public
events, educational activities and the international visitor program.

Bipasana Sakya Joshee
Database and Office Manager ~ World Affairs Council 
2200 Alaskan Way, Ste. 450, Seattle, WA 
ph. 206.441.5910

bjoshee@world-affairs.org

Post-Bachelor Fellowship Opportunity
 
Information Session
 
Date:               Monday, November 23, 2009
Time:               11:00am – 12:00pm 
Location:     Mary Gates Hall, Room 258 (Multipurpose Room) 
 
The Post-Bachelor Fellowship is a structured program where individuals can apply their knowledge and passion to help advance the field of health metrics and accelerate global health progress. This fellowship provides a unique opportunity for recent college graduates with strong quantitative skills to train with faculty and senior researchers on a variety of global health projects.
    The Post-Bachelor Fellowship (PBF) combines academic research, education and training, and professional work with progressive on-the-job training and mentoring from an illustrious group of professors and researchers. Through research, training workshops, coursework, and field experience in developing countries as well   as active mentorship and advising, the PBF program aims to produce the next generation of scholars and leaders in global health measurement and evaluation.  
The purpose of the fellowship is to:
Cultivate talented young professionals to become future leaders in the field of health through an improved understanding of the connection between high-quality information and improving health around the globe.
Advance aptitude in developing and applying sophisticated analytical methods.
Develop understanding of the current global health landscape and its challenges 
Prepare fellows for future positions in a wide variety of careers that include: academia, national health agencies, international organizations, foundations, and businesses.
Provide a mentoring and learning environment for recent college graduates.
 
The Post-Bachelor Fellowship requires a minimum two-year commitment, commencing with training and orientation in early September. Fellows are eligible to apply for a fully funded Master of Public Health (MPH) in Global Health during the first year of the fellowship. Fellows receive a salary of $35,004 and are eligible for an insurance benefits package that includes a choice among several medical and dental insurance plans, life insurance, and long-term disability. There is no retirement package included with this appointment.
Website: http://www.healthmetricsandevaluation.org/what/training/fel   lowships/pbfs/pbf.html 
Questions: pbfs@healthmetricsandev   aluation.org
 

University of Washington
 
College of Education 
 
 
Open House/Information Session
 
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
 
4:30  - 6:30 p.m
 
Miller Hall 301
  
 
Learn about our nationally ranked programs in:
 
 
 
         Undergraduate Programs (Bachelor of Arts degree)
 
         Teacher Education Programs (Master in Teaching plus certification)
 
         Curriculum and Instruction (Masters and Doctoral degrees)
 
         Education Leadership & Policy Studies (Masters and Doctoral degrees)
 
         Educational Psychology (Masters and Doctoral degrees)
 
         Special Education (Masters and Doctoral degrees)
 
 
 
Following the welcome and overview of the College of Education, there will be several concurrent interest sessions:
 
 
         For those who plan to apply this year for the M.Ed. and doctoral
degrees and will provide facts on the admission process as well as helpful
advice on how to create a successful application for admission.
 
         For those who have interest in applying at a later time but want to
learn more about the College of Education and/or what it s like to be a
graduate student in the College.
 
         About the College s Elementary and Secondary Teacher Education Programs. 
 
         About the College s Undergraduate programs.
 
 
 
Want to Attend?  Please RSVP!
 
  
 
For those unable to attend the Open House, more information can be found
by emailing edinfo@uw.edu or telephoning (206) 543-7834.
 
 
Cynthia del Rosario
 
Director of Graduate Minority Recruitment & Retention
 
 
 
University of Washington
 
College of Education & The Information School
 
Box 353600   MLR 206C  /  MGH 330K   Seattle WA 98195  
 
206-543-9779   1-888-241-9610 (toll-free)
 
 

Regional Campaign Organizer

For more than 30 years, Corporate Accountability International has successfully challenged corporations like GE, Nestlé, and Philip Morris to halt abusive practices that threaten public health, the environment and our democracy. Today our campaigns challenge the dangerous practices of some of the world’s most powerful industries. Think Outside the Bottle exposes the truth behind bottled water marketing and defends the human right to water in the face of increasing corporate control. Value [the] Meal challenges the fast food industry to stop driving an epidemic of diet-related disease, and our campaign Challenging Big Tobacco is blocking industry interference in health policies that protect our kids.  

Corporate Accountability International is seeking experienced organizers to build our nationwide network of trained and committed activists taking on corporate power. Join us to recruit and mobilize the long-term political base and power needed to wage and win our corporate campaigns.

MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES:
•	Develop and run regional Think Outside the Bottle campaigns to pressure Governors, Mayors, restaurants and schools to curb bottled water use and invest in badly needed public water systems and infrastructure.
•	Lead the national grassroots movement challenging McDonald’s and other fast food giants to stop driving an epidemic of diet-related diseases.
•	Build and strengthen Corporate Accountability International’s power base, membership, and capacity to run effective campaigns through organizing Local Action Committees in major cities across the country.
•	Recruit, train and mobilize members to lead campaign actions in their communities to hold transnational corporate targets accountable.
•	Raise funds from current and prospective members – in person and over the phone – to support our campaigns.
•	Develop leadership and strategic planning skills of local activists to mobilize volunteers, wage direct pressure campaigns, build strong coalitions, and conduct effective media outreach to expose and challenge corporate abuses. 
•	Keep accurate and up-to-date files, records, and systems to build capacity for all our campaigns.
•	Participate in organization-wide planning, fundraising and campaign activities. 
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
•	Passion, commitment and determination to wage and win campaigns to stop corporate abuse.
•	A fearless and resilient spirit to work hard with a team of experienced and talented staff and volunteers to alter the world’s political landscape.
•	Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
•	Successful experience as a full-time organizer or advocate in a progressive social change group.
•	Demonstrated ability to build and mobilize a group of people around a project or campaign.
•	Experience in effective grassroots fundraising.
•	Enthusiasm for national travel.

ACCOUNTABILITY: The Regional Campaign Organizer is accountable to the National Field Director.
SALARY RANGE: $27,000 - $31,800, depending on experience, with a generous benefits package.
LOCATION: Campaign Headquarters, Boston.
START DATE: January 4, 2010.
TO APPLY: Email letter of interest, résumé, and three to five references to jobs@stopcorporateabuse.org.

Corporate Accountability International is an equal opportunity employer and an inclusive organization. 
People of color, women, and GLBTQ people are strongly encouraged to apply.

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Press Officer

For more than 30 years, Corporate Accountability International has successfully challenged corporations like GE, Nestlé, and Philip Morris to halt abusive practices that threaten public health, the environment and our democracy. Today our campaigns challenge the dangerous practices of some of the world’s most powerful industries. Think Outside the Bottle exposes the truth behind bottled water marketing and defends the human right to water in the face of increasing corporate control. Value [the] Meal challenges the fast food industry to stop driving an epidemic of diet-related disease, and our campaign Challenging Big Tobacco is blocking industry interference in health policies that protect our kids.  

The Press Officer is responsible for conducting Corporate Accountability International’s media outreach and for overseeing effective operation of this program. The Press Officer communicates regularly with targeted journalists, drafts and edits press materials, maintains records of Corporate Accountability International’s media coverage, and assists in training staff and activists in working with the media. Under the guidance of the Communications Director, the Press Officer contributes to the development of Corporate Accountability International’s media outreach plan.


MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES:
•	Implement Corporate Accountability International’s strategic communications and media outreach plan.
•	Identify, build and maintain relationships with targeted journalists.
•	Draft, edit and proof press releases and other written materials.
•	Assist in training staff spokespeople and media activists nationwide.
•	Maintain up-to-date files, records, and systems, including a comprehensive reporter database.
•	Assist in developing and evaluating Corporate Accountability International’s overall media strategy and media outreach tools.
•	Participate in campaign activities and fundraising drives such as shareholder’s meetings, phone banks, and campaign events.


MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
•	Demonstrated commitment to social justice and progressive social change. 
•	At least one year full-time staff experience in grassroots organizing. Experience in media relations, fundraising and non-profit communications a plus.
•	Talented and experienced copy writer and editor. 
•	Excellent verbal and written skills — you enjoy talking on the phone and writing. 
•	Ability to generate media coverage. 
•	Excellent administrative skills. 
•	Be an enthusiastic and hard-working member of a communications team, with a proven ability to work well with a diverse group of people. 
•	Enthusiasm for travel.

ACCOUNTABILITY: The Press Officer is accountable to the Communications Director.
SALARY RANGE:  $28,200 - $31,800, depending on experience, plus an excellent benefits package.	
LOCATION: Campaign Headquarters, Boston.
TO APPLY: Email letter of interest, résumé, and three to five references to jobs@stopcorporateabuse.org.

Corporate Accountability International is an equal opportunity employer and an inclusive organization. 
People of color, women, and GLBTQ people are strongly encouraged to apply.

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Randall Smith
rsmith@stopcorporateabuse.org

Re: upcoming visit of
Dr. Anette Birck (Tuesday, Nov. 17) from the Danish Institute for Study
Abroad (DIS); a longtime UW provider of study abroad programs in Copenhagen,
Denmark.  All DIS courses are taught in English (with the exception of those
courses designed to teach Danish)  and cover a wide variety of disciplines
(58 fields of study):  http://www.dis.dk/Academic1/full.php   


 
Cameron Frisch (Mr.)
 
Assistant Director
 
International Programs & Exchanges
 
University of Washington
 
1410 NE Campus Parkway
 
459 Schmitz Hall, Box 355815

cfrisch@u.washington.edu

My name is Adam Abramson, and I am one of the internship coordinators at 
Newsday.
 
I would like to pass along some information about our upcoming spring and 
summer internship opportunities in our Long Island newsroom.
 
Specifics about our openings and information about applying can be found at: 
http://www.newsday.com/internships.
 
We're looking for editorial interns to work on the news desk as reporters, 
editors on the Web site, videographers, multimedia editors and Web developers.
  
Adam Abramson
News Manager, Newsday.com
631-843-2480 (o)
http://www.newsday.com/campus

Adam.Abramson@newsday.com

C3 (www.greenc3.com) is a firm that focuses on companies in the New Energy Economy.  On a case by case basis we collaborate, through C3, on projects that are not energy related.  A few examples include our work with Seattle Children?s, Moss Adams and Wells Fargo.   C3 helps companies that are improving the quality of life improve the words they use.  The C3 approach 
is this:  Develop great content based upon the sharp and expert thinking 
of our clients and have the material delivered in a direct way to the 
clients' key audiences, on a consistent basis.  This will create brand 
awareness, enhance reputation, boost valuations, and provide credible 
thought leadership in a controlled and relatively risk-free manner.  Our 
bios are here: http://www.greenc3.com/bios
 
 
****
Intern  job description:
 
Fast-Growing, Fast-Moving and Fast-Thinking Communications Firm Looking for
Quicksilver Interns
 
We are re-inventing the way companies talk about themselves and build and
burnish their reputations. And we're consulting and counseling in the three
most important growth areas of the economy: clean energy, health care and
financial services. These are the sectors that are undergoing significant
and seismic change right now, and we are at the forefront of the triple
revolution.
 
Come join us. Work with us. Brainstorm with us. Breakthrough with us. And
help us as we help our clients change the world from the bottom up.
 
Are you a grown up? Are you thoughtful? Are you a learner? Are you
industrious? Are you interested and engaged in the world of ideas? And do
you want to experience the joy of collaborative and hands-on success?
 
If so, please send us your resume or CV with a 100-word post on whether you
think Barack Obama can transform our country through consensus building --
and why.
 
We eagerly await your best thinking.  
 
This is a non-paid internship.  Anticipated hours would be up to 15 hours
per week.  
 
Steven Gottlieb
s.gottlieb@greenc3.com

Steven Gottlieb
s.gottlieb@greenc3.com
206.427.9591

This week's several workshops and information
sessions offered by the Office of Merit Scholarships, Fellowships & Awards.:

  *  Monday, Nov. 16, 12:30-1:20, MGH 120 - Group advising session discussing
     gap year opportunities like the Carnegie Jr. Fellows Program, Luce
     Scholars Program, Fulbright, Samuel Huntington Public Service Award,
     etc.

  *  Tuesday, Nov. 17, 12:30-1:20, MGH 120 - Beinecke Scholarship information
     session

  *  Tuesday, Nov. 17, 5pm - Campus application deadline for the Carnegie Jr.
     Fellows Program

  *  Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2:30-3:30, MGH 120 - Boren Scholarship information
     session

In addition, applications are now available for the new Freeman Indonesia
Nonprofit Internship Program, funded by the Freeman Foundation. This program
aims to develop student leaders and strengthen the nonprofit sector in
Indonesia. The Institute of International Education (IIE) will select and
pair 10 Indonesian students pursuing U.S. degrees with 10 U.S. sophomores &
juniors and arrange internships for them to work together in an Indonesian
nonprofit organization. In addition to the practical internship experience,
U.S. participants will be enrolled in an Indonesian language and culture
course. Indonesian participants will complete an online course introducing
them to NGOs, their purpose and their administration. As part of the 9-week
experience, from June 15 to August 17, 2010, the Freeman Interns will
participate in a three-day orientation and a final capstone seminar in
Jakarta, organized by IIE?s partner organization, the Indonesian International
Education Foundation (IIEF). Internships and coursework will be arranged by
IIEF in three cities: Jakarta, Bandung and Yogyakarta. All program-related
costs will be covered. Upon returning to the U.S., students will be expected
to share their experiences with peers on their home campuses and to explore
ways to incorporate what they learned over the summer into their academic
and professional careers.
 
Applicants may be in any academic field. Internships may be available in,
but are not limited to, the following fields: Arts, Economic Development,
Education, Environmental Protection, Public Health, Others.
 
Applicants must meet ALL of the following eligibility requirements:

  *  be a U.S. citizen or Indonesian citizen (US permanent residents are not
     eligible)

  *  be currently enrolled as a full-time sophomore or junior pursuing their
     first bachelor's degree at a U.S. college or university

  *  be in good academic standing in their undergraduate university or
     college program

More information and the online application are available at 
http://www.iie.org/programs/finip. The application deadline is Feb. 15, 2010.
 

 
Robin Chang
Assistant Director
Office of Merit Scholarships, Fellowships & Awards
Center for Experiential Learning
University of Washington
120 Mary Gates Hall, Box 352803
Seattle, WA 98195-2803
206-543-2603   FAX:  206-616-4389
http://www.washington.edu/students/ugrad/scholar/
 

Seattlepi.com is seeking student interns for 2010. Interns committing to
more than one semester are preferred. We're looking for the following:
 
Reporting interns
Three interns with reporting training and experience who are interested in
creating seattlepi.com's Going Out blog. These interns will work together to
ensure that the blog informs readers about interesting events happening in
neighborhood nightclubs, museums, parks, theaters, bars, etc. You will also
take photos, shoot and edit videos, review bands, solicit reader opinions to
create weekend Going Out picks and Top 10 features that will run off the
front page (top ten burritos in Seattle, top ten time wasters, top ten
bartenders, etc). We are also seeking one news reporting intern. Apply to
michellenicolosi@seattlepi.com
 
Production/copy editing intern
We're looking for an intern who is great at learning software and interested
in learning how to produce various aspects of a news website. Must be adept
at video and audio editing, familiar with Photoshop. Apply to
sarahrupp@seattlepi.com
 
Photo interns
Three photo interns. When applying, please include a link to your online
portfolio. Apply to Joshtrujillo@seattlepi.com
 
Sports intern
One intern is needed to contribute to our sports coverage. Please only apply
for this position if you've done sports writing for your college paper or
for someone else for at least six months. Apply to
geraldspratt@seattlepi.com
 
Community management intern
We're seeking someone adept at social media to help build our social media
and community offering. Apply to Vanessaho@seattlepi.com
 
Sales Intern ? seeking 2 to 4 sales intern to work in conjunction with our
sales and sales leadership team to bring to market online solutions that can
help small and medium businesses develop and profit from online marketing. 
Hands on positions from customer interaction, program input and development
to executing sales process from outreach, presentation, sale, implementation
and follow up.  An outstanding opportunity to get real world hands on
experience with a ground breaking effort in Seattle in the digital space
with Hearst Seattle Media. Contact Pat Balles at pballes@localedge.com
 
Online Marketing Intern ? seeking online marketing interns that will work in
conjunction with our sales and marketing leadership implement, analyze and
optimize online campaigns.  Will give you exposure to several platforms and
allow for interaction with live campaigns and provide input guidance for how
to improve overall campaign effectiveness.  An outstanding opportunity to
get real world hands on experience with a ground breaking effort in Seattle
in the digital space with Hearst Seattle Media. Contact Pat Balles at
pballes@localedge.com
 
Intern applicants must be enrolled in an accredited institution, must have a
faculty sponsor, and must earn credit for their internship. These
internships are unpaid.
 
Please reply with a note explaining your interest and a link to your
portfiolio. Please let us know when you'd like your internship to start and
finish, and how many hours per week you'd like to intern, and your
availability for an interview.
 
 
Michelle Nicolosi
Executive Producer
www.seattlepi.com

MichelleNicolosi@seattlepi.com

Contact:
Lauren Rochester, Awards Coordinator, (317) 927-8000, ext. 210, 
awards@spj.org
 
Call for entries announced for annual Mark of Excellence Awards competition for 
collegiate journalism
 
INDIANAPOLIS - The Society of Professional Journalists is pleased to announce 
open entries for the Mark of Excellence Awards, a contest that honors the best 
collegiate journalists in the U.S.
 
The Mark of Excellence Awards recognize 
exceptional work by student journalists in print, radio, television, 
photography and online. The contest is open to anyone enrolled in a college or 
university in the U.S. and studying for an academic degree in 2009. To be 
eligible, work must have been published or broadcast during the 2009 calendar 
year.
SPJ student members may enter for $9. The nonmember price is $18. Entrants are 
first judged on the regional level and regional award winners will be honored 
at SPJ's spring conferences. First place 
regional winners are forwarded on to the national competition. National winners 
will be honored at the 2010 SPJ Convention & National Journalism Conference in 
Las Vegas Oct. 3-6.
NEW THIS YEAR: Entrants can submit their work online. 
The new format allows students to enter easily and efficiently. Contest rules 
and categories are here. Visit the SPJ 
Awards site for more information and to enter.
The entry deadline is Jan. 27, 2010.
 
For more information, contact Awards Coordinator Lauren Rochester at (317) 
927-8000 ext. 210 or awards@spj.org.
 
Founded in 1909 as Sigma Delta Chi, SPJ promotes the free flow of information 
vital to a well-informed citizenry; works to inspire and educate the next 
generation of journalists; and protects First Amendment guarantees of freedom 
of speech and press. For more information about SPJ, please visit 
www.spj.org.

107.7 The End Internship
Internship position available!  Applicants must be reliable, responsible and outgoing.  Weekends and evening work may be required.  A completed Entercom Internship application must be submitted with your resume to be considered for this position.   This position is unpaid.

Aspect of the internship will include:

Act as an ambassador between the station and our listeners.
Handle listener prize fulfillment, winner sheets and on-air contesting.
General office duties including phone calls, mailings, and organizing prizes and station merchandise.
Create promotional proposals and recaps of events for promotional partners.
Represent the radio stations in a positive and professional manner.  
Outgoing personality a must!
Ability to lift and carry 50lbs.


Send application, resume/cover letter and letter from your professor or advisor to:
Please mail to
1100 Olive Way, Ste 1650, Seattle, WA 98101
Attn: 107.7 The End Internship
No phone calls, please.
Entercom is an Equal Opportunity Employer.


Internship programs are available for college students receiving college credit.  Interns must be earning college credit and must be age 18 or older.  

Your resume may also be submitted to hrjobs@entercom.com, however, please remember you must submit an application to be considered for our positions.

ENTERCOM SEATTLE is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

 
      
www.entercom.com

Entercom Seattle is one of the largest radio broadcasting companies in the Northwest.
Our stations include:

KISW-FM	99.9	The Rock of Seattle
KKWF–FM	100.7	The Wolf
KNDD-FM	107.7 	The End
KMTT-FM	103.7	The Mountain

POSITION OPENINGS
11/12/09

(Most recent openings are listed in red)

MANAGERIAL POSITIONS



Promotions Director: KKWF, KISW, KMTT, KNDD

Entercom Seattle is looking for 2 Promotion Directors who are masters of organization, creativity and execution. The 2 jobs will involve promotion and marketing of events and programs on air, on site and on line.

General Duties:

*Organization and coordination of multi level sales and station promotions.
*Creation and execution of large scale integrated station events.
*Create, manage, and execute digital programs, including database management and oversight. 
*Manage part time promotion and street team staff.
*Participate in strategic planning for radio station.
*Supervise stations contests, prizes and listener events.
*Represent station at community events and promotions.

Qualified applicants will have a minimum of 3 years applicable marketing experience, ample creativity, multi-tasking skills, effective communications (oral and written) skills, high enthusiasm and great organizational skills. Experience in media is a plus. Entercom Seattle is an Equal Opportunity Employer.


Reporting:
Primary: Station Program Director
Secondary: Operations Manager


Send resume and cover letter to:
Hrjobs@entercom.com with “promo 901” in the subject line
or mail to:
1100 Olive Way, Ste 1650, Seattle, WA 98101
Attn: Seattle HR
No phone calls, please.
Entercom Seattle is an Equal Opportunity Employer.


General Sales Manager 
Are you ready for your next great challenge and to show what you’re really capable of? 

Entercom Seattle seeks a can-do, creative, proven GSM for one of the Nation’s top AAA stations, KMTT-FM “The Mountain” 

We want to talk with you if… 

• Your team is revered and your people walk through walls for you. 
• You build teams that are business development machines. 
• You are fluent in all things digital, get it, know how to position it, and can sell the beauty and value of multi-level, integrated marketing campaigns. 
• Your clients see you as focused on their needs. 
• Your pricing and inventory management skills are outstanding. 
• You communicate exceptionally in all forms with passion and conviction. 
Skills 
• Candidates must have demonstrated track record of superior performance 
• Strong recruitment, coaching, and team building skills 
• A solutions-centric, entrepreneurial personality is a must 
• Conversant in the latest cross platform marketing vehicles including video/viral/search/rich 
media/mobile and SMS marketing technologies 
• Be able to express yourself well in email, PowerPoint, Excel and in person 
• Must have at minimum 3 years Sales Management experience in broadcast media 

A completed Entercom application must be submitted with your resume to be considered for this position. The application can be found on our website at www.entercom.com. Please forward your application and resume to email:

Send resume and cover letter to:
Hrjobs@entercom.com with “GSM 1029” in the subject line
or mail to:
1100 Olive Way, Ste 1650, Seattle, WA 98101
Attn: Seattle HR
No phone calls, please.
Entercom Seattle is an Equal Opportunity Employer.


Digital Sales Manager

Entercom Seattle seeks a pro-active Digital Sales professional to sell their portfolio of digital assets, create integrated sales proposals and lead our media team in the interactive space.    

The ideal candidate is a sales professional with tangible experience in the media/internet industry who can step in and drive the company’s revenue generation from new and ongoing interactive projects.  This includes the ability to conceive and articulate coherent market positioning, craft presentations, derive valuations for integrated on-air/online programs, identify targets, pitch and close business.  

As a consultative salesperson, you are charged with utilizing our industry-leading brands to creatively solve clients’ marketing challenges; as such, we expect you to be conversant in the latest streaming audio and video/viral/search/rich media/mobile and SMS marketing technologies, methods and best practices.  Familiarity with online metrics and an ability to glean the killer stats from a page full of analytics is key.  Prior experience with an online ad network and SEO experience is a plus, and a solutions-centric, entrepreneurial personality is a must.  You should be able to express yourself well in email, in PowerPoint, in Excel and in person.
This position reports to Director of Sales and Business Development
RESPONSIBILITIES: 

Prospecting, brainstorming for and presenting to new and existing brands/agencies in order to exceed sales quota
o	Creating cross-media packages, establishing best practices 
o	Internal motivation and coaching; training station salespeople and co-pitching target clients/agencies
o	Involvement in digital sales execution from soup to nuts, including successful communication with all internal and external stake-holders in the process (sales reps, station web masters, third party ad networks)
o	Serve as online account manager to specific clients to drive innovation and success for integrated programs, and deliver recaps
o	Execute bullet-proof valuations for digital properties
o	Manage digital media inventory for market

JOB SPECIFICATIONS

o	A minimum of 3-5 years in online media sales/marketing required
o	Strong presentation skills, ability to parse technology into client-friendly language with confidence
o	Deep familiarity with PPT, Excel, Word, the English language
o	Conversant in online advertising, search marketing and mobile marketing 
o	Familiarity with prevailing Internet technologies such as html, streaming media, ad tagging, Flash, podcasting/blogging, RSS, etc. (no coding experience required)
o	Ability to parse and exploit online analytics
o	Negotiation skills
o	A core set of brand/agency contacts in the interactive advertising world is a plus
o	Written precision
o	Coalition builder

Send resume and cover letter to:
Hrjobs@entercom.com with “digital” in the subject line
or mail to:
1100 Olive Way, Ste 1650, Seattle, WA 98101
Attn: Seattle HR
No phone calls, please.
Entercom Seattle is an Equal Opportunity Employer.


Director of Strategic Sales and Marketing 

Department: Sales 
Reports to: General Manager and/or Director of Sales 


OVERVIEW 

If you have tons of energy, love to sell and develop high level business with key decision makers, if you have lots of creativity and are a savvy, strategic marketing thinker, you love to work with sales people and help them grow their business via integrated marketing campaigns, then we have the job for you. 

Entercom Seattle is hiring a strategic sales and marketing director to oversee the selling and creation of high level, long-term, multi faceted marketing campaigns targeted towards clients who are interested in measurable business results. A strong understanding of radio, digital, experiential street marketing, with an overall strategic marketing mind with the ability to implement integrated marketing strategies and excellent writing skills is a must. 

This position partners with sales, programming and promotions to develop and establish creative and sound strategies for high dollar/multi-year clients as well as capitalizing on existing station events and campaigns. 

GENERAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES 


 Generate business development related revenue via own efforts along with the oversight of all business development efforts via working closely with sales force and sales managers to accomplish business development goals 
? Demonstrate an ability to contact top decision-makers and develop effective relationships 
? Works closely with sales managers, program directors and promotion directors 
? Develop and manage all business development related budgeting and plans 
? Develop and manage quarterly/annual company sales initiatives 
? Work in tandem with Creative Director to develop campaigns. 
? Understand how to create marketing concepts based client proposals and marketing briefs. 
? Demonstrate multifaceted marketing abilities by developing client packages using the following integrated marketing tools: 

Media: Radio, streaming audio, E-mail plus database marketing, texting programs, Signage (logo ID on station vehicles, street teams, etc) Product placement (on-air endorsements, station entitlement, naming rights) Campaign and content development, commercial production. 
Promotions: On-site events, Cross marketing/third party partnerships, Special Event marketing, VIP/Celebrity Appearances, Traffic Building Promotions, Sports Marketing Brand development, customer rewards programs, testimonials. 
Community: Cause marketing, public relations, special programming interviews, fundraising events, on-air personality support. 
Merchandising/Hospitality: Special Access (unique experiences), Tickets, Trips, Employee Rewards, Customer entertainment 

Qualifications 

Candidates are required to have a Bachelors degree in Marketing or a related field and previous management experience. A minimum of five years of radio experience and or media related marketing/sales experience with proven track record in sales, business development, non-traditional revenue, and marketing precepts and strategies is a big plus. Excellent writing and presentation skills are required for this position. 

Send resume and cover letter to:
Hrjobs@entercom.com with “strategic” in the subject line
or mail to:
1100 Olive Way, Ste 1650, Seattle, WA 98101
Attn: Seattle HR
No phone calls, please.
Entercom Seattle is an Equal Opportunity Employer.


Program Director

100.7 The Wolf, Seattle
	
Reports To:		General Manager

SUMMARY
Provides direction, organization, creativity and strategy for the station brand, including the music, talent, promotions, web content and production necessary to produce a marketable and sellable radio station.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include the following. Other duties may be assigned. 

?	Plans and supervises all on-air programming and production.
?	Meets with programming and sales staff to brainstorm, plan and execute marketing, promotions and image campaigns.
?	Develop compelling web content integrated with on-air.
?	Evaluates programming available from distributors, syndications, and independent producers to recommend acquisitions for broadcast.
?	Prepares and performs on-air shift, remotes and appearances as required.
?	Develops and coaches on-air staff by performing air checks.
?	Auditions and hires talent.
?	Monitors and evaluates music selected on the station.
?	Schedules staff for on-air shifts, remotes, and appearances.
?	Prepares budget for programming department.


EXPERIENCE
Five years related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Send resume and cover letter to:
Hrjobs@entercom.com with “PD” in the subject line
or mail to:
1100 Olive Way, Ste 1650, Seattle, WA 98101
Attn: Seattle HR
No phone calls, please.
Entercom Seattle is an Equal Opportunity Employer.


SALES/MARKETING POSITIONS

Client Services Manager

Job Summary/General Description:
The Client Services Manager is responsible for the execution of key client programs including online, onsite and on-air initiatives. The CSM acts as the internal champion for key clients by interacting with traffic, promotions and marketing services.  In addition, the CSM’s role is to help create the standards and infrastructure for client recaps and renewal proposals.  Work with Account Executives to build and expand client relationships on select key accounts.

The major duties will include, but not be limited to:

Develop and execute individual client recaps
Create and execute client sales promotions and events
Work with promotions and programming to execute client buys
Work with traffic and continuity to ensure proper commercial placement
Interact with clients directly when appropriate


Reporting:
Primary: Director of Sales
Secondary: General Sales Managers

Education/experience and skills required:
Three to five years experience executing promotions/programs in multi dimensional field
Bachelor’s degree or one to three years related experience and/or training

Core competencies required:
Ability to multi task and work under deadline
Supreme organizational skills
Excellent follow-through and initiative
Resourcefulness 
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Strong computer proficiency-Excel, Word, Pagemaker
Public Relations experience a plus
Strong analytical proven abilities a plus

Send resume and cover letter to:
Hrjobs@entercom.com with “CSM 901” in the subject line
or mail to:
1100 Olive Way, Ste 1650, Seattle, WA 98101
Attn: Seattle HR
No phone calls, please.
Entercom Seattle is an Equal Opportunity Employer.


Account Executive - Radio/Digital
KNDD

Why work at KNDD-FM  “The End” 
How would you like to help build the on-line sales effort in conjunction with our strong on-air presence.   Join the Entercom Seattle team focused on growing our digital platforms and brand into the competitive digital media landscape. If you love the excitement of the media and are digitally savvy and competitive, you want to work at “The End.” 
JOB DESCRIPTION: KNDD:   ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Radio/Digital
KNDD-FM seeks a Account Executive to sell KNDD-FM’s portfolio of digital and on-air assets.  The ideal candidate must be comfortable making cold calls, possess excellent presentations skills, and committed to gaining new clients while working in a team environment. The successful candidate will have a consultative sales approach with both clients and agencies in tandem with the business development team.  Must be outgoing, goal-driven, web savvy, and have a passion for “The End.” This position reports to the General Sales Manager for KNDD-FM 
RESPONSIBILITIES: 
-Working with GSM & Business Development Team to identify highest priority client prospects in order to exceed sales quota 
-Utilize sales research and promotional materials effectively in sales proposals 
-Creating cross-media packages, establishing best practices 
REQUIREMENTS: 
-A minimum of 2-4 years in media sales including proven success in on-line sales 
-Familiarity with PPT, Excel, Word 
-Conversant in online advertising, search marketing and mobile marketing (SMS/MMS, etc.) 
-A track record of meeting sales goals and the ability to produce effective sales 

Send resume and cover letter to:
hrjobs@entercom.com  (please reference “Account Executive” in the subject line)
or mail to
1100 Olive Way, Ste 1650, Seattle, WA 98101
Attn: Seattle HR
No phone calls, please.
Entercom is an Equal Opportunity Employer.


Account Executive – Entry Level
KISW/KMTT/KKWF/KNDD
Experience:  1-2 years full-time employment
At Entercom we believe passion equates to success.  Are you passionate about our radio station? Do you have the desire to become part of a team that represents the future of radio advertising.  We will groom you to be a customer focused seller who works toward finding solutions to our clients marketing needs.  It’s not just about on-air commercials, it’s about all the assets we have to offer with a strong emphasis on integrated strategies that include all of our digital elements.  
You will need to be a fearless self-starter who grasps new technology.  We will expect you to demonstrate your passion for learning and growing on a daily basis, we want you to be the rising star on our sales team.  At the end of the day, it’s about performance and asking for the business.  Can you exceed all of these expectations?
Send resume and cover letter to:
hrjobs@entercom.com  (please reference “Account Executive” in the subject line)
or mail to
1100 Olive Way, Ste 1650, Seattle, WA 98101
Attn: Seattle HR
No phone calls, please.
Entercom is an Equal Opportunity Employer.


Account Executive-Mid-Level 
KISW/KMTT/KKWF/KNDD
Experience: 3-5 Years 
Best of Class media brand, advertising Sales 
We are looking for upper 1% of media salespeople in the Pacific Northwest to add to our team. You possess, in abundance, the following: 
Keen understanding of traditional broadcast media platforms (spot, programming, managing day to day client campaigns, rates, inventory) as well as the new platforms emerging and integration strategies combining the two: traditional, digital, mobile. 
Stellar drive for new business, category growth strategies, ability to mine and source traditional and non-traditional revenue 
2-3 Years in Direct online/interactive advertising sales utilizing CPM analysis, rich media, lead generation. 
Experience surrounding activation initiatives for local and regional clients and brands. 
Self-starter, innovative thinker, skilled in applying creative solutions to your client’s marketing campaign objectives. 
Send resume and cover letter to:
hrjobs@entercom.com or mail to
1100 Olive Way, Ste 1650, Seattle, WA 98101
Attn: Seattle HR
No phone calls, please.
Entercom is an Equal Opportunity Employer.


TRAFFIC
(No positions available at this time)










PROGRAMMING

On-Air “Host”/KISW

Full time announcer.  5 years major market experience. Ability to host rock based lifestyle personality show, with additional lifestyle and information elements included.  

Must present credibility with Rock music and contemporary culture. 
.  
Digital skills very important including ability to maintain website, blog, social networking, video and other platforms. Must be a dynamic on-site, on-line and on-air entertainer.


Send digital demo, resume and cover letter to:
Hrjobs@entercom.com with “Host 1021” in the subject line
or mail to:
1100 Olive Way, Ste 1650, Seattle, WA 98101
Attn: Seattle HR
No phone calls, please.
Entercom Seattle is an Equal Opportunity Employer.


On-Air “Co-Host”/KMTT

Full time announcer.  5 years major market experience.  Preferably morning show experience. Ability to host or co-host up-tempo, music based presentation with additional lifestyle and information elements included.  
Must present credibility in music and contemporary culture with an inclusive approach that can generate natural, non-polarizing humor.  
Digital skills very important including ability to maintain website, blog, Facebook and other platforms.


Send digital demo, resume and cover letter to:
Hrjobs@entercom.com with “Co-Host 102” in the subject line
or mail to:
1100 Olive Way, Ste 1650, Seattle, WA 98101
Attn: Seattle HR
No phone calls, please.
Entercom Seattle is an Equal Opportunity Employer.


Part-time On-Air Personalities 

103.7 The Mountain (KMTT,) an Entercom Seattle radio station, is looking for part time and vacation fill-in radio announcers.  We need announcers who can perform well in various dayparts and who are available on short notice.  Adult music format experience is highly preferred.   


Send digital demo, resume and cover letter to:
Hrjobs@entercom.com with “PT On-Air 916” in the subject line
or mail to:
1100 Olive Way, Ste 1650, Seattle, WA 98101
Attn: Seattle HR
No phone calls, please.
Entercom Seattle is an Equal Opportunity Employer.



PROMOTIONS


Wolf Pack Member 

FM 100.7, Seattle’s Country Music Leader, currently seeking responsible, outgoing, enthusiastic and friendly individuals to represent the radio station at various promotional events in the Puget Sound. This position requires a strong work ethic, a positive attitude and strong customer service and organizational skills. Must be available to work flexible hours including nights, weekends and holidays. Some heavy lifting is required. Various office duties, such as calling winners, filing, faxing, etc. will be required as assigned. Position is entry level, part-time - up to 32 hours per week. Immediate openings for qualified individuals. 


Employment Status: Part time up to 32 hours per week 

Job Requirements: Valid driver’s license and clean driving record required. Technical knowledge/experience of sound systems and promotional experience is a plus. 

Educational Requirements: High school diploma.

Send resume and cover letter to:
hrjobs@entercom.com or mail to
1100 Olive Way, Ste 1650, Seattle, WA 98101
Attn: Seattle HR
No phone calls, please.
Entercom is an Equal Opportunity Employer.


Street Team Members- KNDD 107.7 The End

Responsible for Set up broadcast areas and promotional materials (hang banners, coordinate sampling/giveaways) at station events and other marketing opportunities such as major station promotions, movie premiers, sales events, concerts, benchmark events and festivals.  Office duties may apply. Must be reliable, responsible, outgoing and able to lift and carry 50lbs..  Weekends and evening work required.  (Must be 21 to drive station vehicles). 

Qualifications: 
Great customer service skills
Ability to work alone and in groups as a member of a team
Responsible with great attention to detail
Energetic and outgoing
Self-motivated
Valid driver’s license 

Please email résumé with cover letter to jhammill@entercom.com



DIGITAL/WEB

Digital Sales Manager

Entercom Seattle seeks a pro-active Digital Sales professional to sell their portfolio of digital assets, create integrated sales proposals and lead our media team in the interactive space.    

The ideal candidate is a sales professional with tangible experience in the media/internet industry who can step in and drive the company’s revenue generation from new and ongoing interactive projects.  This includes the ability to conceive and articulate coherent market positioning, craft presentations, derive valuations for integrated on-air/online programs, identify targets, pitch and close business.  

As a consultative salesperson, you are charged with utilizing our industry-leading brands to creatively solve clients’ marketing challenges; as such, we expect you to be conversant in the latest streaming audio and video/viral/search/rich media/mobile and SMS marketing technologies, methods and best practices.  Familiarity with online metrics and an ability to glean the killer stats from a page full of analytics is key.  Prior experience with an online ad network and SEO experience is a plus, and a solutions-centric, entrepreneurial personality is a must.  You should be able to express yourself well in email, in PowerPoint, in Excel and in person.
This position reports to Director of Sales and Business Development
RESPONSIBILITIES: 

Prospecting, brainstorming for and presenting to new and existing brands/agencies in order to exceed sales quota
o	Creating cross-media packages, establishing best practices 
o	Internal motivation and coaching; training station salespeople and co-pitching target clients/agencies
o	Involvement in digital sales execution from soup to nuts, including successful communication with all internal and external stake-holders in the process (sales reps, station web masters, third party ad networks)
o	Serve as online account manager to specific clients to drive innovation and success for integrated programs, and deliver recaps
o	Execute bullet-proof valuations for digital properties
o	Manage digital media inventory for market

JOB SPECIFICATIONS

o	A minimum of 3-5 years in online media sales/marketing required
o	Strong presentation skills, ability to parse technology into client-friendly language with confidence
o	Deep familiarity with PPT, Excel, Word, the English language
o	Conversant in online advertising, search marketing and mobile marketing 
o	Familiarity with prevailing Internet technologies such as html, streaming media, ad tagging, Flash, podcasting/blogging, RSS, etc. (no coding experience required)
o	Ability to parse and exploit online analytics
o	Negotiation skills
o	A core set of brand/agency contacts in the interactive advertising world is a plus
o	Written precision
o	Coalition builder

Send resume and cover letter to:
Hrjobs@entercom.com with “digital” in the subject line
or mail to:
1100 Olive Way, Ste 1650, Seattle, WA 98101
Attn: Seattle HR
No phone calls, please.
Entercom Seattle is an Equal Opportunity Employer.


TECHNICAL
(No positions available at this time)
 






BUSINESS/ACCOUNTING



PART TIME OPPORTUNITY - Jr. Staff Accountant

Entercom Communications, Seattle needs a Jr. Staff Accountant. We are only interested in people with great attitudes and excellent customer service skills. Basic Excel skills and previous accounting experience are preferred. The radio business has a dynamic atmosphere and we are looking to hire dynamic individuals who roll up their sleeves and put their accounting basics to work. This person will be responsible for transactional accounting which could include combinations of Accounts Receivable, Credit Management, Collections and Billing.


Please send resume and cover letter to:
Email: hrjobs@entercom.com with “staff accountant 1112” in the subject line
Or mail to: 
Entercom Seattle, Attn Seattle HR
1100 Olive Way, Ste 1650, Seattle, WA 98101
No phone calls please
Entercom Seattle is an Equal Opportunity Employer

NOTE: Unless indicated, no need to register or sign up for the following workshops.  Just come!  
**All The Career Center workshops are held in Room 134 Mary Gates Hall unless otherwise noted **
 
**Monday, November 16, 10:00 – 2:00, Law School F air, HUB East Ballroom**
Thin king about Law School?  Then don’t miss the annual Career Center Law School Fair, sponsored by the The Career Center and the Pre-Law Student Society.   Representatives of more than 80 law schools from across the country gather at the UW looking for potential new students – li e you!
At t he Law School Fair you can talk to admissions staff, pick up brochures and applications, ask questions and learn more about the schools which interest you. You may make a lasting impression on a representative from the school  of your dreams or discover that the perfect school for you is one that you hadn’t considered.
For a complete list of attending law schools, as well as information on tips and events designed to help you prepare for the Fair, please visit http://careers.washington.edu/Law-Fair 
 
Tuesday, November 17, 3:30 – 4:30, Networking for Shy People (and Everyone Else)!
 
Thursday, November 19, 3:30 – 4:30, Job Offer &am p; Salary Negotiations
 
Friday, November 20, 1:30 – 3:00, Finding Federal Government Jobs
	
 
 
Alyce Mallett
alycem@uw.edu
Th e Career Center
University of Washington
main: (206) 543-0535 
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We are looking for communication and journalism students who are looking for real life healthcare marketing experience for winter quarter.

 

Marketing and Communications Department
Providence Regional Medical Center Everett
916 Pacific Avenue
Everett, WA 98201
425-304-0593
Email: Shannon.Lefley@providence.org 


Marketing Intern – Job Description

Duties include writing press releases and newsletter articles, event promotion and participation, publication production, and project management. Other possible responsibilities include graphic design/layout and editing. Office responsibilities may include filing, assistance with mailings and other projects as they come available. 

Hours are flexible, and could be from 8-30 per week. Internship is unpaid. Applying for credit through your school is encouraged.

To apply, email cover letter, resume, writing samples (at least three) and mention software used.  Knowledge of Adobe InDesign and writing skills needed. 

Email to Shannon.Lefley@providence.org 


Shannon Lefley | Marketing Assistant
Providence Regional Medical Center Everett
916 Pacific Avenue | Everett, WA  98201
t: 425.304.0593 | f: 425.304.0599 |
shannon.lefley@providence.org 
 

The ASUW Experimental College is hiring for a Facilities Coordinator
-On campus/ student job
-15 flexible hours/ per week
-Starts Winter Quarter
-3 Quarter minimum
-Position open to all UW students
-Great work environment
 
Applications can be completed at www.jobs.asuw.org and are due by Friday, November 27th by 5:00pm.  For more
information people can contact the office at 206-685-7152 or visit HUB Room G10.
 
-- 
Lyndsay Gordon
Assistant Director, Experimental College
Associated Students of the University of Washington
office: 206.543.4375 | desk: 206.685.7152 | fax: 206.616.1305
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Gain Experience and Make a Difference
  
The University of Washington Academic Support Program is offering a
service-learning seminar titled   EDUC 401: Tutoring and Mentorship in Higher
Education   for Winter Quarter 2010. This weekly seminar will introduce junior
and senior communications students to a diverse range of tutoring,
mentoring, and teaching methodologies. Students will have an opportunity to
apply what they learn in class through tutoring and mentoring new transfer,
freshman, and sophomore students who are transitioning socially, culturally,
and academically to the University of Washington. This is a great
opportunity for seasoned students to give back to the University by sharing
their knowledge and experience with new students who are working to become
independent learners.
  
          Seminar begins Winter Quarter 2010
 
          Seminar will meet on Mondays from 4:00-5:00 PM (section F) or from
7:00 to 8:00 PM (section G)
 
          Tutoring will take place on campus
 
          Receive 2 credits for working with one student
 
          Receive 3 credits for working with two students
 
          A letter of recommendation will be available upon request after
completion of the seminar
 
 
For more registration information, please contact Ling Yeh at:
 
Tyeh60@u.washington.edu
 
  
   Tutor-Mentor * 2-3 Credits * EDUC 401
 
  
Current syllabus available for review at: http://depts.washington.edu/aspuw/

Anne Browning 
anneb7@u.washington.edu

Please see attachment.

Emma O'Neill
Events Coordinator
(206) 543-9109 direct
econeill@uw.edu
The Career Center
University of Washington
main: (206) 543-0535
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There are many good internships in many cities, & they are paid!

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