The National Association of Hispanic Journalists and the Las Vegas Review-Journal offer promising journalism students the chance to grow and shine in one of the greatest news towns on earth.
Through a paid, 10-week internship program, students spend a summer chasing down the serious and the strange with the RJ’s award-winning breaking news reporters. Then, they get to cover world-class dining, entertainment and arts on the features desk. The program wraps up by putting their Spanish language skills to the test on the staff of the RJ’s Spanish-language weekly, El Tiempo.
It’s an internship like no other in a town like no other.
The internship is available for photojournalism and reporting students. It begins May or June, depending on an intern's availability.
Candidates must be a junior or senior in college, in graduate school, or have graduated within the past six months.
The ideal candidates speak and write in Spanish and should be active members of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists.
Reporting candidates must submit three to five writing clips or a CD of multimedia work, along with other required materials specified on the application. Those interested in the photojournalism internship must submit three to five photo and video work samples, along with other required materials specified on the application.
To apply, visit NAHJ Nevada’s website, http://nahjnevada.weebly.com/internship.html.
For more information, email nahjnevada@gmail.com or call Ana Ley at 702-259-4185.