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Paid Internships With the Emma Bowen Foundation
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Do you know a high school senior or undergraduate college student looking for a PAID Summer Internship in media or tech? Encourage them to apply to the Emma Bowen Foundation! We are a diversity initiative for more than 60 media and tech companies that recruit promising students of color for summer internships.
We strongly recommend students apply by January 8th.
Here is what we are looking for:
- Technology-focused students
- Public Relations majors
- Investigative and Data Journalists and students interested in Non-profit Journalism
- Accounting and Finance majors
- Students interested in the Business of Media
- Students interested in Broadcast Journalism and News Production
Click here to view cities in which we expect to place (subject to change)
Summer 2019 positions are not limited to the opportunities and cities listed above. Students interested in all aspects of media are encouraged to apply!
Students can apply here: https://www.emmabowenfoundation.com/application_info
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