HOM-TV Intern Opportunity. One of the Best in the area!

HOM-TV is currently accepting applications for fall internships. Students with interests in television production, reporting and promotion will find the hands-on experience we offer invaluable. Go to our new website www.homtv.net for more information and/or to submit an application. I can also be contacted directly at (517) 349-1232 or dumont@meridian.mi.us

Brian Dumont
Senior Production Manager/Internship Coordinator
HOM-TV
(517) 349-1232

FALL Intern for ROLLING STONE AND US WEEKLY!

Looking for a FALL intern for Rolling Stone and Us Weekly. Position is based in Troy Michigan.

Brian Green

Account Director

Rolling Stone, Us Weekly, Usmagazine.com

brian.green@wennermedia.com

248.743.1028 (w)

248.974.4558 (c)



2008 Winner of the ASME Award for Reporting - Rolling Stone

Tips for your internship

The success of your internship will depend largely on how you approach it.

Here are some tips:

Be prepared.

Read up on the company before you get there. Know something about the advertiser's products and markets or the agency's clients and whatever else is critical to your employer's growth and profitability. Talk to anyone who has done an internship at the company before. One clever idea is to write your "What I learned this summer" report before you start the job, and make sure you do learn all that you hope to learn.

Don't wait for work to be assigned.

When you arrive on the job, find out what needs to be done and volunteer to do it. Don't be a nuisance. But don't be a wallflower, either. Ask questions. Ask to be included in meetings. (If you are invited to attend meetings be sure to ask what attire is appropriate, in advance.) Get to know the professionals around you. Learn what they do. Help all you can.

Don't get discouraged.

If there's dumb work to be done, do it with a smile, quickly and well. Be interested in everyone. Even in the worst situation, there's a lesson: "How to do things better someday when it's your turn."

Write objectives.

What do you want to accomplish? What do you want to learn? Write out your objectives. Share them with the employer’s internship site coordinators when you interview. It is best to get your aspirations up front. Your site coordinator will respect that forthrightness.

Call

If you are having difficulties, contact me at bukovac@msu.edu