UH School of Communications

Available Internships

Internship Guidelines:

Professional Areas

Public Relations (PR)
Journalism
Marketing/Sales/Advertising
Video Production
Computer/Hypermedia/Multimedia
Radio
Telecommunication
Organizational Communication
Editing

PUBLIC RELATIONS (PR)

Ad 2 Honolulu

Trey Takahashi, Education Co–Chair
Phone: 382–3053 | Email: education@ad2honolulu.org

Ad 2 Honolulu has created a unique internship for the spring semester of 2013 that requires selected interns to gain hands on experience in one of our four Ad 2 related industries: Advertising, PR, Multimedia, and Graphic Design. Two of the most qualified candidates will spend 16 weeks with their selected company and will be expected to provide a reflective paper/presentation and internship evaluation to Ad 2 Honolulu's board at the end of the internship. In addition, partnering companies will be required to complete an evaluation of each intern to be submitted, and reviewed, by the Ad 2 Honolulu's board.

Qualifications:

Willingness to learn
Able to commit at least 10–hr/wk
Current college student
Strong communication and interpersonal skills
Ability to work in team environment
Minimum GPA of 2.5

Application Instructions: Send your resume along with a sample of your work or typed essay answering: "What makes you the best candidate for Ad 2 Honolulu's spring 2013 internship program?", to education@ad2honolulu.org

Additional Information: Participating organizations include: Becker Communications, Element 8, Mana Means Communications, Emerging New Media, and more!

American Red Cross, Hawaii State Chapter

Cindy Tanaka, Chief of Staff
Phone: 739–8101 | Email: Cindy.Tanaka@redcross.org

The Hawaii State Chapter of the American Red Cross is looking for a Communication Intern to provide creative ideas and innovative solutions for our nonprofit to maintain positive public opinion and increase fundraising opportunities. Desired majors: Communication, Journalism, PR.

Qualifications: Strong written and verbal communication skills; ability to work well with others; proficiency using Word and Excel; detail oriented and organized. Ability to take direction and to work independently.

Tasks:

Monitoring and tracking media hits
Interviewing and writing stories
Building photo library
Building video library
Creating fliers, publications
Helping promote and market Red Cross health and safety training classes
Involvement with social media
Special projects
Researching

For more info, please contact Cindy Tanaka, Chief of Staff, at 739–8101 or email Cindy.Tanaka@redcross.org.

AT Marketing LLC

Toby Tamaye
Waikiki Trade Center
2255 Kuhio Avenue, Suite 1001
Honolulu, Hawaii 96815
Phone: 596-2780 | Email: ttamaye@at-marketing.net
Website: http://www.at-marketing.net

Position: Advertising and Public Relations
Position Recruiting For: Assistant Public Relations Coordinator
Positions Available: 2

Job Description: Looking for native Korean or Chinese writers (or those who can write fluently) to write about Hawaii for Tourism industry. Wants to have Korean and Chinese customers learn more about Hawaii.

How to Apply: Please email resume to: info@at-marketing.net

Caron B. Realty

Tonya A. Torres, Office Manager
3555 Harding Avenue, Suite 2A
Honolulu, Hawaii 96816
Phone: 748-4973, 593-9826 (office)| Fax: 593-9827 | Email: tonya@caronb.com

We are a boutique Real Estate office located in Kaimuki. We are currently searching for an administrative assistant for various tasks that we have in our office related to marketing, PR, and basic admin functions.

*Cross listed with Marketing

Cherry Pop Revue

P.O. Box 235250
Honolulu, HI 96823
Phone: 364-9964 Website: https://www.facebook.com/cherrypoprevue

Cherry Pop Revue is a performance artist/entertainment focused magazine. We also have an online presence that is working towards helping promote new local artists and events.

Mission: Cherry Pop Revue operates on the full belief that all people deserve the opportunity to make their dreams come true. It is our desire to help artists, especially those new to performing live, achieve those dreams through inspiration, promotion, and exposure. Everyone should have their moment in the spotlight.

Character Expectations: Kind, honest, genuine, assertive, stellar work ethic, visionary, respectful, proactive, progressive thinker, problem-solver, honor, responsible, MUST BE ENTHUSIASTIC.

Some Job Responsibilities
Work Hours: Hours and days are flexible because shows occur throughout the week, but mostly weekends. Each role has its specific timetable. Allot a minimum of 10 hours weekly. All roles are utilized by intern.

Professional Obligations:

Must attend weekly meetings with Editor.
Must be available by phone, text, and email and respond within a timely manner.
Must have a stellar work ethic and meet deadlines.

Compensation:

Experience & Possible Publication, Exposure
New Friendships, Community & Networking Relationships, Professional Pride

How to apply:

Email: resume and contact info to cherrypoprevue@gmail.com
go to the cherrypoprevue.com site and familiarize yourself with it's contents
Like Us on Facebook

All Interns Will Participate in All Functions of the Magazine for Optimal Experience.

Public Relations and Promotions
Duties: Works primarily towards getting the word out to the community about Cherry Pop Revue by attending events, networking with local companies and venues to build positive professional relationships and encouraging use of our services, manage distribution site relations and distributing the magazine, maintains networking data, use creativity to conceptualize merchandise and promotional events, seek specific events to promote the company and organizing/creating promotional material for events, manning booths at functions with exemplary enthusiasm and desire to connect with other human beings, build email list, must be the number one fan and cheerleader for and take pride in working for Cherry Pop Revue.

Clerical Support & Misc
Duties: Help to create data sheets, mailing promos, mailing lists, social media networking, actively work to boost Facebook numbers, assisting with and occasionally taking lead on photo shoots, and other tasks as needed or assigned.

Chrissy Lambert Photography

Chrissy Lambert, Owner
1888 Kalakaua Ave., Suite C307
Honolulu, Hawaii 96815
Phone: 979-0001 | Fax: 979-0002 | Email: contact@chrissylambert.com
Website: http://www.chrissylambert.com

Hours per week: Flexible

Job Description: Assist in office. Anything from wedding album layouts to various design work for company, organizing, etc.

Qualifications: Computer skills and knowledge of photoshop and in-design

How to apply. Send email to Chrissy at contact@chrissylambert.com

*Cross listed with Marketing, Multimedia and Organizational Communications

Communications Pacific

Harriet Kirihara, VP of Human Resources
Sandra Nakao, Assistant HR Manager
745 Fort Street
Fort Street Tower, Penthouse
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Phone: 521-5391 | Email: hkirihara@commpac.com, snakao@commpac.com
Website: http://www.commpac.com

Hours per week: 15-20

Job Description: This internship will include a broad range of hands-on PR activities, such as media pitching, brainstorming sessions, research, and preparing news releases, media advisories, and newsletter articles. And when able, our team will also provide exposure to news conferences, client functions, and communication planning meetings.

Qualifications: Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel and Powerpoint preferred.

How to apply: Please email your resume to snakao@commpac.com

Curriculum Research & Development Group (CRDG)

Helen Au, Director of Marketing
1776 University Avenue
Castle Memorial Annex 101
Honolulu, Hawaii 96822
Phone: 956-4949 | Fax: 956-6730 | Email: helenau@hawaii.edu
Website: http://www.hawaii.edu/crdg

Positions: Business Administration/Marketing/Communication/Journalism Intern

Position 1:
Description: Assists in the creation of an annual report for CRDG, interview staff about their projects, draft articles, work with editor and layout artist to fit articles to the theme and space limitations of the finished publication. Internship will involve all aspects of creating and publishing a 32-page color document.

Qualification: Previous coursework in journalism and/or marketing, ability to conduct interviews and write stories using the information gathered. Experience in publications, or the desire to learn about the publication process.

Position 2:
Description: Assists in writing press releases and articles, brand and product management, internet research, cost analysis, pricing analysis, profit analys, international marketing, sales management evaluation, telemarketing, direct sales, interactive marketing, promotion, marketing communication, market research, organizational communication, data processing systems procedures and management and other administrative tasks as assigned.

Qualifications: Bachelor's or Master's degree in Business Administration, Journalism, Travel Industry Management, and Communication. Courses in writing, management, marketing, economics, finance, accounting, mathematics, and statistics are advantageous. Experience or study in advertising and promotion, consumer behavior, market research, sales, cost analysis and communication methods and technology will be helpful.

Candidate should be mature, creative, highly motivated, flexible, decisive and possesses ability to communicate persuasively, both orally and in writing.
Proficient in using email, internet, word, excel, and powerpoint are required.

Application Instructions: Please contact Helen Au at 956-4949 or email to helenau@hawaii.edu

*Cross listed with Marketing & Organizational Communication

East-West Center

Derek Ferrar, Media Relations Specialist
1601 East-West Road, Burns Hall 1072
Honolulu, Hawaii 96822
Phone: 944-7204 | Email: ferrard@eastwestcenter.org

JOUR/COM 495 credit is now available for internships at the East-West Center. Conveniently located on campus, the Center deals with a broad range of international issues, scholars and exchanges. Its journalism, leadership and professional seminars regularly attract highly accomplished participants and speakers.

All internships are unpaid and require a minimum average of 10 hours per week. Four internship types are available: PR, Video Production, Multimedia and Organizational Communications.

Public Relations Internship:

Assist with writing and distribution of news releases, newsletters, website articles, op-eds, brochures, promotional materials and other institutional communication products
Assist with organizational and promoting public events
Assist with media pitching and placement
Assist with recording, editing and formatting for Internet/DVD distribution video/audio of EWC lectures, seminars, interviews, performances and other programs
Assist with developing and producing content for EWC blogs, social networking profiles, etc.

Requirements: Experience with news/PR writing. Experience with multimedia production and/or online content management desirable.

**See Video Production, Multimedia and Organizational Communication for other EWC internships.

Enterprise Car Rental (Paid)

Bo Song, Public Relations Manager
1221 Kapiolani Blvd.
Honolulu, Hawaii 96815
Phone: 591-1449 | Fax: 593-0448 | Email: e5151z@erac.com
Website: http://www.enterprise.com

HOURS PER WEEK: Prefer those who can work above 20
SALARY: $8.00 an hour with other incentives

Job Description: Enterprise is looking for people who are motivated, driven, dedicated, and willing to learn. If chosen, you will be working primarily in customer service. You will also do work in marketing, and sales. Financial incentives are given, along with hourly pay.

Qualifications: Enterprise is looking for people who value professionalism. Prefer those with experience in sales, and business. But, are wiling to train a qualified candidate.

Application Instructions: Please contact Bo Song:
Phone number: 591-1449
Email Resume: e5151z@erac.com
Fax Resume with Attention: Bo: 593-0448

*Cross listed with Marketing

Grand Pacific Resources, Inc.

Matthew Boyd, Promotions Manager
729 Emily St, Suite B
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Phone: 1-877-955-8889 | Fax: 597-1262 | Email: gprhawaii@gmail.com
Website:http://www.grandpacificresources.com

Position: Coordinator Assistant
Hours per week: 10-20

Grand Pacific Resources is a boutique business solutions company that designs and executes promotional and marketing campaigns for small businesses in the Asia-Pacific region.

Job Description: Assist marketing and advertising staff develop promotional material for small business contract clients.

Qualifications: Minimum 2 years general office experience, enrolled in undergraduate communications or marketing degree, general computer literacy and familiarity with MS office and Adobe products.

APPLICATION BY INVITATION ONLY.

*Cross listed with Marketing and Organizational Communication

Harris Agency

Thi Lam, PR Account Executive
1833 Kalakaua Avenue, #303
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Phone: 792-1202 | Fax: 946-6556 | Email: thil@harrisconsultancy.com
Website: http://www.harris-agency.com

Position: Public Relations Intern
DEADLINE TO APPLY: Until filled
Hours per Week: 15-20

Job Description: Public Relations Intern to assist busy department in growing agency. Duties include:

~Attend and participate in client meetings, media training sessions, presentations and internal meetings as directed
~Assist with building and updating media lists as well as other databases including client and administrative databases
~General administrative duties including faxing, scanning documents, collating materials, mailings and other administrative functions
~Assist with management and archiving of newspaper and periodical inventories
~Assist with planning and attend special events (events may be held on weekends)

Qualifications: Actively enrolled in, or a recent graduate of a university public relations, communications or other related program. Ability to undertake public relations writing assignments including press releases, media alerts, fact sheets, meeting summaries and other materials. Ability to interact professionally with clients. Knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel.

Application Instructions: Please email cover letter and resume to thil@harrisconsultancy.com. No phone calls please.

Hawaii Pacific Entertainment

Tracy Chan, Communications Specialist
Kamake‘e Vista Business Plaza
1050 Queen St., Suite #205
Honolulu, Hawaii 96814
Email: tracy@hawaiipacificentertainment
Website: http://www.hawaiipacificentertainment.com

Position: Public Relations Internship

Hawaii Pacific Entertainment is a marketing, communications, and entertainment company specializing in talent representation, special events, public relations, and broadcast media. We are looking for interns who are interested in learning and getting a hands–on experience in marketing, communications, public relations, administration, and event planning. Interns should be able to work between 10–15 hours/week. This is a non–paid position, but offers a great learning experience.

Duties include media outreach, social media, research, writing press releases and articles and script writing for radio and TV spots. Interns will also actively participate as part of the HPE team in promotions, expos, events and projects that the company organizes and produces.

Qualifications: Strong writing skills, Sophomore level and above.

To apply please email resume and 3 writing samples to Tracy at tracy@hawaiipacificentertainment.com.

Hawaii Pacific Entertainment

1050 Queen Street #205
Honolulu, HI 96814

PR/Social Media Intern

Hawaii Pacific Entertainment is looking for an intern who has an interest in public relations and social media account management and coordination.

If you like promoting products and services, interacting with people, and you have a major and/or minor or interest in public relations, social media marketing, or communications, this is a great spot for you to learn in the real world.

This role is right for someone who is a natural hard worker, has an affinity for social media and for Hawaii's diverse cultures, and who likes to inform through writing and support local businesses. You will be part of our public relations and social media team and work closely with some great clients.

Hours are flexible and we are very accommodating to all types of schedules. Position is unpaid but college credit will be given to students.

Position Requirements

Excellent writing skills – especially writing blog posts, press releases, and communications materials; copyediting and/or multimedia skills a plus.
Excellent organizational skills, including record keeping and follow up.
Strong phone skills; effective communicator, good interpersonal skills.
Experience with graphic design, new media and/or content management a plus.
Optimal candidates are interested in public relations, marketing, social media, or journalism, communications careers.
Selected candidate will be working in our office located in the Ward Centers area, but may occasionally be asked to work out of office on selected days.
Must have own laptop computer.

To Apply
To apply, please e–mail a cover letter and resume that details and demonstrates your experience, qualifications, and availability, and explains why you feel you would be the right choice for this position to info@hawaiipacificentertainment.com. Also, include links to relevant writing samples or other materials to demonstrate your writing skills.

Hawaii Pacific Entertainment

1050 Queen Street #205
Honolulu, HI 96814

Special Events/Entertainment Intern

Hawaii Pacific Entertainment is looking for an intern who has an interest in special events and entertainment management and coordination.

If you like producing events, promoting entertainment acts, and interacting with people, this is a great spot for you to learn in the real world.

This role is right for someone who is a natural hard worker, has an affinity for media/entertainment and for Hawaii's diverse cultures, and who likes to network and support local arts and entertainment. You will be part of our special events and entertainment team and work closely with some great clients.

Hours are flexible and we are very accommodating to all types of schedules. Position is unpaid but college credit will be given to students.

Position Requirements

Excellent organization skills, including record keeping and follow up.
Strong phone skills; effective communicator, good interpersonal skills.
Experience with graphic design, new media and/or content management a plus.
Optimal candidates are interested in event planning, entertainment management, or media careers.
Selected candidate will be working in our office located in the Ward Centers area, but may occasionally be asked to work out of office on selected days.
Must have own laptop computer.

High Technology Development Corporation

Sandy Park, Economic Development Specialist
2800 Woodlawn Drive
Honolulu, Hawaii 96822
Phone: (808) 539-3806 | Fax: (808) 539-3795
Email: internship@htdc.org | Website: http://www.htdc.org/

Job Description: The High Technology Development Corporation (HTDC) is an agency of the State of Hawaii responsible for technology sector economic development efforts. HTDC currently manages two business incubation facilities that help technology start-up companies, several federal programs, and assist clients in a variety of technology sectors (e.g., IT/software development, medical equipment, pharmaceuticals, renewable energy) and beyond (e.g., food manufacturing, pre-manufacturing companies). HTDC has its own need for intern work, and will match students based on their skill level with a variety of projects requested by HTDC staff.

Example of Possible Projects/Tasks to be Assigned

Event planning, updates to websites, social media, marketing campaigns, writing stories for marketing materials, PR, IT services, assisting other HTDC clients, etc…
Basic office administrative tasks assigned as needed
Research and categorizing of data

Qualifications:

Expertise/experience in multiple disciplines and customer service is encouraged.
A strong work ethic with good communication (verbal/written) and interpersonal skills required.
Ability to work in a team environment.
Preference will be given to students and/or individuals who can contribute consistent time and commitment.

Application Instructions: Email resume with letter of interest to internship@htdc.org.
Students enrolled in an educational institution offering internship programs, please provide internship certification forms from your educational institution in advance for HTDC review.

Additional Information: Interns will report to Manoa Innovation Center, 2800 Woodlawn Drive.
UH Rainbow Shuttle Service: The Manoa Innovation Center has a shuttle stop at the facility.
Route: F1-Manoa/Faculty

Deadline to Apply: Open Enrollment

Hours per week: Flexible

Salary: None

The positions are unpaid, with no State benefits. HTDC will offer free parking at MIC.

Office Hours: M-F, 7:45-4:30p.m.

*Cross listed with Marketing

International Hospitality Center

Barbara Bancel, Executive Director
224 Queen Emma Square
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Phone: 521-3554 | Fax: 538-1035, 532-2422

Responsibilities include volunteer recruitment and training; placement and programming for international participants; community relations; selection, orientation and training of incoming foreign students; and general office support services.

Begins September 1st. Until September 1st, will be located at Iolani School.

Island Events

Frank Robinson, Owner & CEO
1547 Kalaniwai Place
Honolulu, Hawaii 96821
Phone: 377-9988 | Email: frank@islandeventshawaii.com
Website: http://www.islandeventshawaii.com

Position: Public Relations & Communications Internship
Number of Hours: 150 - 200

The internship with Island Events provides the opportunity to gain valuable work experience in the event management industry as it relates to communications, earn school credits while obtaining individualized training and exploring a career in the Events and Wedding industry.

Island Events, LLC is Hawaii's most-distinctive, innovative and full-service event planning, design and production company. We specialize in delivering luxury weddings, private social events, corporate and incentive events and non-profit fundraising galas with unsurpassed, high-touch client service. We are searching for an energetic intern who is interested in establishing themselves in the communications fields and exploring how that relates to meetings and events industry.

Responsibilities will include

Working with CEO and companies PR firm on a variety of writing and research assignments,
Creating and drafting blogs and articles,
Copy editing,
Managing/contributing to certain aspects of the company's social media platform.

Applicant Qualifications:

Applicant must be a goal oriented and motivated to grow, learn and contribute their success
Strong writing skills, ability to speak English
Proficiency in Macintosh software
Operating knowledge of social media networks
We will offer very flexible hours to meet applicants schedule and career exposure

Island Events will provide a full orientation with internship goals and related timelines for intern. The intern will also be made educated in the company's policies and procedures, philosophy, culture and work ethic. The intern will work with leadership to develop a set of projects and related timelines that meets the company's goals and the intern's expertise, in addition to addressing their desired growth as it relates to the event industry. The projects will have associated bench marks and time lines and be evaluated for progress and feedback/discussion and training on a periodic basis. The internship will conclude and be followed by a subsequent overall evaluation of the intern for the student's records and the university. This is an unpaid internship.

Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaii

Derrick Iwata, Volunteer Program Director
2454 South Beretania St.
Honolulu, Hawaii 96826
Phone: 945-7633 | Fax: 944-1123 | Email: iwata@jcch.com
Website: http://www.jcch.com

This is more of a volunteer program, but could qualify for internship credit - please see advisor.

Job Description: Intern will gain general knowledge on how a non-profit organization runs by working with two or three of the JCCH's departments. Departments include and are not limited to: Public Relations/Membership, Programs and Gallery. Projects that would be assigned include (but not limited to) assisting with press releases and membership newsletter, assisting with outreach programs, staffing information/membership booths at JCCH events and gallery openings, data entry, research, photo taking and answering phones.

Qualifications:
Outgoing personality
Responsible
Good work Ethics
Good communication skills
Able to use Microsoft Word and Excel
Able to work alone and with other volunteers

Application Instructions: Call the Volunteer Programs Director at 945-7633 ext. 25 for further information.

*Cross listed with Marketing and Organizational Communication

Kahala Mandarin Oriental Hotel

Gregg Wong, Employment Manager
5000 Kahala Avenue
Honolulu, Hawaii 96816
Phone: 739-8808 | Fax: 739-8810 | Email: gwong@kahalamandarin.com
Website: http://www.mandarin-oriental.com

Internship opportunities will be provided in various departments within our hotel. These positions are all non-paid, with meals provided while on duty. Uniforms will be issued if required for specific positions, or if it is a non-uniformed position you would be required to be in business attire. Our International interns must possess an eligible visa. We do not provide transportation expenses and staff housing, therefore they are responsible for their own transportation and accommodations.

Kanu Hawaii

"Be the Change" You Want to See – Take Part in the Legislative Process
$1,000 Scholarship & Earn 3 Credits
http://www.kanuhawaii.org/fellows/

Spring 2013 Kanu Hawaii Fellowship

Spring 2013 Mission: To engage the community and legislators in a two–way dialogue about issues that matter the most to the people of our state, and empower individuals to advocate for themselves, their families, and their future.

What is a Kanu Hawaii Fellowship?

Earn a #1,000 stipend for the spring semester plus 3 (three) credit hours of study
Independent Study. Work with an approved university advisor to craft a unique program
Internship/Practicum/Service Learning. Gain experience specific to your major

Application criteria:

are a full–time or part–time university student, undergraduate or graduate , in any department at any 4–year accredited university on Oahu
are motivated and self driven
are committed to servant leadership
are a good listener
can compassionately address community problems
can develop and implement solutions to a wide variety of problems
are willing to make a long–term commitment to positive change

What you'll get:

first hand experience in grassroots policy education and advocacy work
practical tools for running a campaign for a cause or candidate
hands–on experience in community engagement, education, and mobilizing people
a chance to learn about issues and public policies that are timely, relevant, and important
training in the legislative process, how bills become laws, how to track bills
training using e–mail, social media, and online friend–2–friend tools to promote a cause
training in public speaking and presenting to an audience

What you'll give:

work 4 to 6 hours per week. Most hours will be during the evening or weekends.
meet weekly on Wednesdays from 5:30 to 7:30
canvass door–to–door with a team of Kanu Hawaii volunteers to engage, inform, and educate constituents about policy issues that affect their community
promote engagement in the policy–making process voting and elections using social media and other online tools
track legislation
meet with lawmakers and community groups
help create and deliver information to constituents about policy proposals being considered by lawmakers for 2013

Areas of focus for the spring 2013 legislative cycle:

energy issues, including PV (photo–voltaic) tax credits, disclosure of past energy use for rental units, alternative funding for energy efficiency upgrades
homelessness through ensuring state budget includes funds for prevention and rapid re–housing
alternative work hours to reduce traffic
meter traffic flow/congestion pricing
carpooling incentives
publicly funded elections
creating a searchable online database for campaign contributions/spending
public lands development corporation (PLDC)
sustainable food goals and restrictions on agriculture land
teacher evaluations based partly on student performance
eliminate last minute "gut and replace" legislation
public funding for preschool
school food and instruction time
rail

The Kanu Fellows program is being managed by Kanu Hawaii, a Hawaii–based 501(c)3 nonprofit. Kanu Hawaii empowers people to build more environmentally sustainable, compassionate, and resilient communities rooted in personal commitments to change and collective action.

Life Foundation

Melanie Moore, Director of Communications
677 Ala Moana Blvd., Suite 226
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Phone: 521-2437 ext. 252 | Fax: 521-1279 | Email: mmoore@lifefoundation.org
Website: http://www.lifefoundation.org

Get first hand experience in the world of communications at Life Foundation! Life Foundation is Hawaii's oldest and largest AIDS organization, and its Communications Department is looking for energetic interns to assist with designing and producing newsletters and publications, PR, public service campaigns, event planning, and more!

Qualifications: Coursework in Communications, PR, or Marketing required. Experience in InDesign or PageMaker a plus.

Application Instructions: Send resume and cover letter to:
Melanie Moore, Director of Communications
Life Foundation
677 Ala Moana Blvd., Suite 226
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
or email to mmoore@lifefoundation.org

Local Apple Representative for UH (PAID)

Kapono Kekuewa, Apple Campus Representative
4224 Waialae Avenue, #369
Honolulu, Hawaii 96816
Phone: 221-4967
Website: http://www.campusreps.apple.com

Position: Public Relations, Marketing, Computers, Multimedia
Positions Available: 2
Hours per Week: 10-15
SALARY: $10 per hour; performance incentives; company issued notebook computer

What is an Apple Campus Rep?
An iPod wearing, concert throwing, iTunes giving, music blasting, MacBook toting, savvy talking, iMovie editing, pavement pounding, iLife living, Apple evangelizing, student PR, and marketing guru.

Who are we looking for?
We are looking for you. A college student that wants the best sales and marketing experience you can find while still in school. The best experience you can find period. We want high energy, high enthusiasm, and hard work.

What will you do?
You will evangelize Apple and drive sales of Apple products to students, researchers, faculty and staff on your campus. You will throw events, distribute marketing materials, teach technology seminars and put smiles on thousands of faces. Your choice of projects is boundless. You will support your Apple Account Executive through building brand awareness, implementing marketing plans and driving institutional sales. You will work with your Campus Computer Store, Apple Systems Engineer, and Apple Development Executive to gain experience that will last a lifetime.

What will your objectives be?

~Be extremely visible on your campus to evangelize the Apple brand among students, parents, faculty and staff, and institutions
~Assist the Apple Account Executive in driving individual and institutional sales of Apple products
~Be very familiar with the most current products and solutions from Apple
~Manage on-campus marketing activities and creatively find effective ways to reach out to prospective customers
~Know about the events on your campus calendar and leverage them to call attention to Apple products and solutions
~Actively seek out new Apple customers and maintain key contacts
~Build a strong relationship with your Campus Reseller, student associations, and other campus groups.

Apple Campus Reps are employees of Volt Technical Services.

*Cross listed with Marketing and Multimedia

Madskill Productions

Ray Carbullido, Superhero/Owner
875 Waimanu Street, Suite 600
Honolulu, Hawaii 96814
Phone: 952-9993 | Fax: 952-9973 | Email: recruits@madskillproductions.com
Website: http://www.madskillproductions.com

Position: Multiple positions - graphic designer, video editor, motion graphics artist, web designer, interactive assistant, programmer

Job Description: All positions require involvement in different areas of project development (creative concept to production/completion). Contact us for more details on specific positions.

Qualifications: Must be computer literate. Must be self-motivated and willing to learn under demanding circumstances. Knowledge of basic processes of production in preferred field (video, print, web, interactive, advertising, etc.) and problem solving skills a definite plus. Looking for individuals who are willing to be challenged and not afraid of pushing limits.

Application Instructions: Send an email to recruits@madskillproductions.com with "INTERNSHIP" on the subject line. Include position desired and qualifications.

Additional Information: All positions will work closely with other fields of mass media as most of our projects require integration of various media forms.

*Cross listed with Marketing, Organizational Communication, Video Production, Multimedia & Telecommunications

McNeil Wilson Communications

Nathan Kam, Vice President, Travel & Tourism
1003 Bishop Street, 9th Floor
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813-6429
Phone: 531-0244 | Email: Nathan.kam@mwc-anthology.com
Website: http://www.mcneilwilson.com

Internship Duties: Interns will assist account executives and coordinators on the following: create press releases, fact sheets, mailings, etc.; assist with media scanning, media clippings and reports; participate in conferences and client meetings when possible. McNeil Wilson Communications has two types of public relations internships - one focused on travel & tourism, and the other is focused on public affairs.

Application Instructions: Send and email to nathan.kam@mwc-anthology.com with "INTERNSHIP REQUEST" in the subject line. We will send you a form to fill out, requesting your resume and qualifications.

National MS Society

Candice Lynch Schwalbach, Development - Special Events
418 Kuwili St., Ste. 105
Honolulu, Hawaii 96817
Phone: 532-0808 | Fax: 532-0814 | Email: candice.schwalbach@nmss.org
Website: http://www.MShawaii.org

Position: Unpaid Intern Position with the National MS Society working on the three Walk MS events, one social event/gala, and the MS Bike in Kona

Job Description:

Work with the NMSS staff to strategically develop an awareness program that includes media and communications materials
Research and identify publications and organizations likely to support the mission of ending the devastating effects of multiple sclerosis
Identify the appropriate contact at each media organization and/or media outlet and then form a plan on how to best present information to contact persons
Develop stories about our clients, client programs and fundraising events, and the NMSS
Deliver the right message to the right person(s) at the right place(s) at the right time in the right format
Follow up on media releases to learn what story ideas have been published or broadcasted
Collect and maintain the publication binder with copies of published articles
Other duties as assigned

QUALIFICATIONS: College or Grad student who is confident in their abilities

How to Apply: Please submit resume to Candice Lynch Schwalbach at candice.schwalbach@nmss.org

*Cross-listed with Marketing, Radio and Organizational Communication

Nella Media Group

Tyler Mongan, Co-founder
1021 Smith Street, Suite 203
Honolulu, Hawaii 96817
Phone: 954-1533 | Email: zebra@nellamediagroup.com
Website: http://www.nellamediagroup.com

Position: Action Sport and Sustainable Living Media Internship
Hours per Week: 10
DEADLINE TO APPLY: September 15th

Job Description: Learn all areas of in media working with the newest media company in Hawaii focused on action sports and sustainable living: Public Relations, Advertising, Marketing, Sales, Event Management, non-profit promotion, creative thinking, idea sharing, etc.

If we like you, then there is a potential for a hired position.

Qualifications: Young, hip, and talented. Interested in action sports and sustainable living. Desire to help us grow and to grow with us. Creative idea sharer. Individuals with passion and the ability to get things done. We are picky about who we work with and hope you are too.

Application Instructions: send cover letter and resume to zebra@nellamediagroup.com. We want to know who you are and what you plan to do, and not just what you have done.

*Cross listed with Marketing and Mulitmedia

'OLELO: The Corporation for Community Television

Internship Manager
1122 Mapunapuna Street
Honolulu, Hawaii 96819
Phone: 834-0007 | Fax: 836-2546
Website: http://www.olelo.org

Position available in community relations, TV production, and video production training. Call for more information.

*Cross listed with Video Production

Pacific LightNet, Inc.

Mina Webster, HR Manager
1132 Bishop St., Suite 800
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Phone: 791-3110 | Fax: 791-3045 | Email: mwebster@pacificlight.net
Website: http://www.pacificlight.net

Position: Program Management Intern

Hours per week: Negotiable, 10+ hours a week
CREDIT ONLY

Job Description: In the Project Management department, intern will work closely with the Director of Project Management. Individual will learn all aspects of project management.

Qualifications: Must have very stong MS PowerPoint skills - must have built professional business PowerPoints from scratch - and must have very strong MS Excel skills - must have utilized Excel in professional.

Due to handling of sensitive information, Intern will be required to sign a non-disclosure agreement.

How to apply: Interested interns send resumes to: resumes@pacificlight.net. Inquires may contact HR manager at 791-3110.

*Cross listed with Marketing, Telecommunications, and Organizational Communications

Project Kealahou

Erica Yamauchi, Project Kealahou's Social Marketing Director
Email: erica.yamauchi@doh.hawaii.gov

Objectives:

Assist in increasing awareness of Project Kealahou and its services for youth among mental health providers, stakeholder groups/organizations, and the public.
Assist in using social marketing strategies to support the reduction of stigma associated with mental illness and promote mental health of children and their families.

Areas of Focus:

Work with the Social Marketing Director, Project Director and other key staff, and participate in activities to build relationships with stakeholders, including youth, families, health care providers, policymakers and others.
Implement strategic social marketing plan activities, such as media relations, special events, community relations and legislative/public affairs.
Write news releases, Website and social media content, PSAs, op–eds, etc., to promote Project Kealahou and upcoming events.
Write audience–appropriate publications, such as informational materials, flyers, booklets, reports and newsletters.

Qualifications:

Interest in nonprofit, government and/or health care public relations, social marketing, and/or health communication.
Excellent oral and written communication skills.
Strong interpersonal skills.
Ability to work under pressure, meet short deadlines and juggle multiple tasks.
Proficient with MS office and Internet research.
Some experience with the development of public education and media outreach materials preferred.

Hours per week: 8–10

Compensation: Unpaid; college credit

How to apply: Please send your resume and cover letter to Erica Yamauchi, Project Kealahou's Social Marketing Director, via email: erica.yamauchi@doh.hawaii.gov. Deadline: September 14, 2012. Feel free to email with questions or for more information!

*Cross listed with Marketing

Project Vote Smart

Lisa Coligan, National Director
Phone: 1-888-868-3762 | Email: intern@votesmart.org
Website: http://www.votesmart.org

Project Vote Smart is hiring up to 80 interns for the 2008 Presidential Election. This year promises to be one of the most exciting and unique years in the Project's 16-year history. After 16 years and the efforts of over 6,000 people, we are finally ready to deliver our Voter's Self Defense System to the nation. Through our system, citizens can instantly access factual information on any candidate and will soon discover that tolerance of today's political scene is no longer their only option.

We've launched a new website at www.votesmart.org, are running ads in major national publications, and have organized a nationwide bus tour all in an effort to improve citizens' access to information on their candidates and elected officials. As part of this effort, we are hiring more interns than ever before to help us respond to the millions of citizens that are about to discover Project Vote Smart.

We are seeking interns to work in our media, research, information technology, public relations and membership divisions. Interns gain hands on political experience, while working and living in our wilderness retreat nestled high in the Montana Rockies. Our location offers numerous outdoor activities, including hiking, biking, skiing, camping, fishing, swimming, snowshoeing, snowmobiling and much more.

Please visit the internship page of our website - http://www.votesmart.org/program_internship.php and our blog - http://votesmart.org/blog for more information about interning at Project Vote Smart.

Please don't hesitate to contact us at intern@votesmart.org or 1-888-868-3762

*Cross listed with Multimedia

Representative Cindy Evans

Tommie Suganuma, Office Manager
State Capitol, Room 425
415 South Beretania Street
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Phone: 586-8510 | Fax: 586-8514 | Email: dsayre@prworks-hawaii.com
Website: http://www.repcindyevans.com

SALARY: To be discussed upon interview with Representative

Job Description: The Public Relations candidate is responsible for leading; managing legislative communications with the media, community and civic leaders, constituents, and for the Representative's publications and website. Public Relations candidate required to promote the work of the Representative, and will write extensively for both internal and external audiences. We seek a candidate with progressive responsible communications and written communications skills and the ability to think strategically, juggle multiple priorities, organize time and identify resources for projects.

Qualifications: A bachelor's degree is preferred, but not required, in communications, journalism or related major along with the skills associated with an understanding of media operations, news organizations, and new media technology. A graduate degree in public relations, public policy or journalism, or work toward a degree is a plus. Likes a fast paced environment.
Familiar with Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word.

Contact Tommie Suganuma, Office Manager at 586-8510.

Sheila Donnelly & Associates

Luana Aiona, Office Manager
1600 Kapiolani Blvd., Suite 800
Honolulu, Hawaii 96814
Phone: 949-4131 | Email: laiona@sheiladonnelly.com
Website: http://www.sheiladonnelly.com

Hours per week: 12-16
Salary: NONE

Job Description:

Assist with assembling and maintaining Press Kits
Assist with press releases
Assist with client PR recaps
Assist with client clip reports
Market research on the internet
Researching media list
Data base updating
Website posting
Assist with special projects as needed
General clerical duties (xeroxing, answering phones, handling mail, etc.)

QUALIFICATIONS: Must be computer literate

How to Apply: Please email resumes to laiona@sheiladonnelly.com

Sheila Donnelly & Associates

Melanie Fujihara, Office Manager
1600 Kapiolani Blvd., Suite 800
Honolulu, Hawaii 96814
Phone: 949–4131 | Email: melanie@sheiladonnelly.com
Website: http://www.sheiladonnelly.com

Assist account executives with work related to their accounts.

Hours per week: felxible; need afternoon coverage based on school schedule

Terms: select either Fall, Spring or Summer

Job Description: Assist with writing news releases, updating databases, sending and responding to emails (as directed), assisting with general office duties (answering phones, filing, making copies, etc.).

QUALIFICATIONS: College student

How to Apply: Please email resume to wilma@sheiladonnelly.com

Shriners Hospital for Children

1310 Punahou Street
Honolulu, Hawaii 96826
Phone: 951-3606 | Fax: 942-8573
Website: http://www.shrinershq.org/shc/honolulu

Assist with publications and special events. IBM computer knowledge and desktop publishing experience preferred. Strong writing and verbal communication skills are necessary.

Sports Media Relations Office

Lois Manin, Sports Media Relations Director
1337 Lower Campus Road
Honolulu, Hawaii 96822
Phone: 956-7523 | Fax: 956-4470 | Email: manin@hawaii.edu

Assist sports media relations staff with providing information about 19 intercollegiate sports programs to local and national media outlets. Writing press releases, gathering information for press guides, organizing daily clippings, assisting the media at home athletics events, answering phones, emails and letter inquiries, other duties as assigned.

Ulupono Initiative

Ulupono Initiative is a Hawai‘i-focused impact investment firm that uses for-profit and non-profit investments to improve the quality of life for island residents in three areas: locally produced food; clean renewable energy; and waste reduction.

Job Description: In this position, you will be learning about and providing support in areas of corporate communications, relationship management and media relations. We are in search of an intern who will support the communications team with strong knowledge and understanding of the digital media landscape, including various social media websites.

Responsibilities

Help define online outreach and promotion using Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, email marketing and more
Website and social media optimization
Media monitoring and reporting
Drafting newsletter and other corporate copy points

Qualifications: This is a fixed-term summer placement, suitable for students currently studying a degree course in public relations, communications or marketing and looking for practical experience to complement their studies.

Preferred:

Must be a strong writer
Organized
Attention to detail
Knowledge of online social media and marketing tools (Facebook, Twitter, email marketing, etc.)

Additional desired qualifications include:

Hawai‘i market knowledge
Familiarity with local media community
Interest in furthering Hawai‘i's self-sufficiency

How to Apply: Please submit your resume to amy@uluponoinitiative.com. Deadline for applications is May 10.

*Cross listed with Marketing

University of Hawai‘i Cancer Center

University of Hawai‘i Cancer Center
Communication and External Affairs Office
Bryan Cheplic
677 Ala Moana Blvd.
Honolulu, HI 96814
Phone: 564–5911 | Email: bcheplic@cc.hawaii.edu

Position: Communication and Media Relations Intern

Closing Date: Continuous recruitment until position is filled.

Salary: $10.50/hr

Part Time Employment: 20 hours/week (flexible/negotiable)

Other Conditions: To begin approximately October 2012.

Duties and Responsibilities:

Assist with the development, production and dissemination of all internal and external Cancer Center publications. This includes but is not limited to press releases, media advisories, newsletters and memorandums.
Assist the department in the development, production, editing and posting of all Cancer Center video and multimedia productions.
Assist with the development and construction of new information resources such as brochures or posters for individual faculty researchers or in support of major research programs.
Assist with creating and maintaining the content and design of the University of Hawai‘i Cancer Center internet site.
Assist with creating and maintaining of the University of Hawai‘i Cancer Center social mediums such as Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Flickr and other emerging web/online social media/news media mediums.
Establish and maintain working relationships with representatives of the media, public and private business sectors in the community.

Minimum Qualifications:

Currently enrolled undergraduate students pursuing a degree in the Communication, Journalism or Academy of New Media program(s) at the University of Hawai‘i, Hawaii Pacific University and/or Chaminade University.
Working knowledge of principles, practices and techniques in the public/media relations field.
Demonstrated ability to clearly interpret and convey information verbally as well as in writing.
Basic knowledge of utilizing a video camera as well as some minimal knowledge of video editing software.
Demonstrated ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with internal and external organizations, groups, teams leaders and members, and individuals.
Demonstrated ability to operate a personal computer and apply word processing software.

To Apply: Submit cover letter and resume indicating how you satisfy the minimum and desirable qualifications, names and contact information of three (3) professional references, and three writing samples.

UHM Board of Publications (PAID)

Alicia Kagawa, BOP Associate Advertising Director
University of Hawaii at Manoa
1755 Pope Road
Honolulu, Hawaii 96822
Phone: 956-7043 | Fax: 956-9962 | Email: advertising@kaleo.org
Website: http://www.kaleo.org

Position: Advertising Representative
SALARY: $100 monthly stipend and 10% commission, plus bonuses.

Job Description: Advertising Representatives are responsible for assisting and maintaining contact with current advertisers, as well as organize advertising presentations to prospective clients. The Advertising Team will work together to create and initiate new project ideas and events to market BOP and Ka Leo to the community. In addition to weekly hours, Advertising Representatives will be expected to attend weekly individual meetings with a manager, and monthly staff meetings.

Qualifications: Applicants must be a full-time UHM student. Business and/or advertising experience and familiarity with graphic design software a plus, but not required.

Application Instructions: If interested, please call Alicia at 956-7043, email at advertising@kaleo.org, or just pick up an application at the Ka Leo Office Building located opposite of the lower entrance to the campus bookstore.

*Cross listed with Marketing

UHM School of Nursing and Dental Hygiene

Andrea Caldwell, Events & Public Relations Coordinator
2528 McCarthy Mall, Webster Hall 402
Honolulu, HI 96822
Phone: 956–0422 | Email:andreac9@hawaii.edu
Website: http://www.nursing.hawaii.edu

The UH Mānoa School of Nursing & Dental Hygiene is at the forefront of health professionals education offering innovative programs in instructional, clinical and research areas to enhance the health and care of diverse populations in the State of Hawai‘i and the Asia–Pacific region. We are looking for a creative and energetic Public Relations Intern to help grow our public relations outreach.

Hours: 10–15 hrs/week

Position:Public Relations Intern
–Assists with preparations for and aids onsite during special events (events may be held at night or on weekends)
–Assists in writing press releases and tracks media coverage
–Writes website copy and updates events & news areas of website
–Conducts other public relations tasks as assigned

The Public Relations Intern will report to the Events & Public Relations Coordinator. Duties may be tailored to intern's interests.

Qualifications: Actively enrolled in, or a recent graduate of a university public relations, communications or other related program. Excellent written and interpersonal skills. Knowledge of Microsoft Office essential. Knowledge of Adobe Photoshop and InDesign and web editing beneficial.

Application Instructions: Email resume and two writing samples to andreac9@hawaii.edu

ZagMana LLC

Sam Custard
68-101 Waialua Beach Road, #301
Waialua, Hawaii 96791
Phone: 343-3626 | Fax: 206-9854 | Email: ZagMana@gmail.com

Positions: Collegiate Brand Manager, Marketing Specialist, Media Assistant, Event Logistics Coordinator

Job Description: Doing Powerfully Creative Marketing for a very unique portfolio through various marketing channels. Working with a very market savvy team creating and executing innovative campaigns.

Qualifications: Upper Division credits being taken or already taken, preferably Organizational Communication. Marketing and promotions experience a plus. An understanding of Traditional and Non-Traditional marketing. Preferably pro-active in collegiate activities and trends. A Social Butterfly!

Application Instructions: Email you resume or call Sam at 343-3626 to set up an interview.

*Cross listed with Marketing and Organizational Communications

JOURNALISM

Cherry Pop Revue

P.O. Box 235250
Honolulu, HI 96823
Phone: 364-9964 Website: https://www.facebook.com/cherrypoprevue

Cherry Pop Revue is a performance artist/entertainment focused magazine. We also have an online presence that is working towards helping promote new local artists and events.

Character Expectations: Kind, honest, genuine, assertive, stellar work ethic, visionary, respectful, proactive, progressive thinker, problem-solver, honor, responsible, MUST BE ENTHUSIASTIC.

Professional Obligations:

Must attend weekly meetings with Editor.
Must be available by phone, text, and email and respond within a timely manner.
Must have a stellar work ethic and meet deadlines.

Compensation:

Experience & Possible Publication, Exposure
New Friendships, Community & Networking Relationships, Professional Pride

How to apply:

Email: resume and contact info to cherrypoprevue@gmail.com
go to the cherrypoprevue.com site and familiarize yourself with it's contents
Like Us on Facebook

All Interns Will Participate in All Functions of the Magazine for Optimal Experience.

Journalism
Duties: Attend events and venues to watch performers (some you may choose, other times you may be directly sent by Editor or Creative Director), approach and talk to artists, secure interviews and write articles about performers as well as a variety of other articles for the publication, attend some bigger venues to write reviews, research future major events and conceptualize content thematically, work with layout, develop more human-centered, aspirational article concepts, research interviewees, write and submit one article a week for consideration for publication.

H–TV

Derek Inouchi, Media Relations Director
Phone: 956–4478 | Email: inouchi@hawaii.edu

What is H–TV?
H–TV is a branded video segment for the University of Hawai‘i Athletics Department website HawaiiAthletics.com. Videos are posted on the site daily ranging from previews, to features, to highlight reels and postgame recaps and interviews. Videos are also featured on UH's Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube sites as well as the Stan Sheriff Center Jumbotron. Also in the works is the possibility for videos to be aired on OC Sports On–Demand Digital Ch. 1013.

Objectives
Our goal is to create an H–TV student group. The group will formulate ideas and write, edit, and produce videos approved by the Sports Media Relations Office. Videos must be positive in nature and help promote and feature our athletic events, student–athletes, coaches, the University and facilities.

Who?
We are looking for students with a video background who are proficient in video equipment and Final Cut Pro or equivalent editing software and knowledgeable of sports. Students need not be Communication/Journalism major but is desired.

Compensation
The Sports Media Relations Office accepts interns for JOUR 485 and COM 495 classes. In addition, a limited number of paid student assistant positions are available.

Contact
If interested, please contact Derek Inouchi, Media Relations Director, at (808) 956–4478 or inouchi@hawaii.edu.

Spring 2013 Paid Journalism Internships

The Society of Professional Journalists (Hawaii chapter) and local news media are offering part–time, paid journalism internships in Spring 2013 to college and university students, and recent graduates.

Internships:

Internships with print and online organizations: 210 hours at $9 an hour. Total pay to intern: $1,890.
Internships with TV and radio stations: 140 hours at $9 an hour. Total pay to intern: $1260.
Schedule: The exact schedule of work is arranged between the intern and the media organization. It can last anywhere from 10 to 18 weeks during January through May 2013. The hours can be the same each week or can vary, but the hours cannot exceed 19 in any week. The internships must end by May 31, 2013.

Participating news organizations (listed alphabetically):

Hawaii Business magazine
Hawaii News Now (TV news)
Hawaii Public Radio
Hawaii Reporter (online news site)
Honolulu Civil Beat (online news site)
Honolulu magazine
Honolulu Star–Advertiser (newspaper)
KHON (TV news)
Pacific Edge (magazine)

Who is eligible? The program is open to any full–time or part–time college or university student, and anyone who has been a college graduate for fewer than 12 months.

Applications: Email your resumé, three reference letters, examples of your work and cover letter (this last item is optional) as Word documents, plain text documents or PDFs to spjinterns@gmail.com by Sunday, November 25, 2012.

Important: Use only email attachements; do not include any instructions or materials in the text of your email.

MARKETING/SALES/ADVERTISING

Aloha Tower Marketplace

Melissa Chang, APR
1 Aloha Tower Drive, #3000
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Phone: 566-2309 | Fax: 524-8334 | Email: info@alohatower.com
Website: http://www.alohatower.com

Assist the Marketing Department in daily, seasonal, and annual projects. Assist production of collateral and public relations with Aloha Tower Marketplace tenants, business associates, and tourist industry connections. Help in the behind-the-scenes planning and execution of special events at the Marketplace, including promotions, data input, some layout in Publisher or Word, updating the website, and other communications needs analysis as assigned. Some weekend or evening work will be required due to the nature of our events. Each internship can be customized to the skills and professional goals of the student.

CDM Media Inc.

Torey Herr, Marketing/Events Manager
55 Merchant Street, Suite 2010
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Phone: 535-9300 | Fax: 535-9311 | Email: torey.herr@cdmmedia.com
Website: http://www.cdmmedia.com

Position: Marketing Intern

CDM Media is an integrated marketing and media sales firm that is looking for a qualified and driven intern who could support our growing staff and client base. This internship would be beneficial for a student looking to learn about the competitive and fast pace of the media industry.

Qualifications: Required skills include experience or study in communications, disciplined work ethics, basic computer skills and a forward thinking mentality. Please contact Torey Herr via email at torey.herr@cdmmedia.com or call 535-9300 for more information about required qualifications.

Application Instructions: Please email Torey Herr at torey.herr@cdmmedia.com

Cherry Pop Revue

P.O. Box 235250
Honolulu, HI 96823
Phone: 364-9964 Website: https://www.facebook.com/cherrypoprevue

Cherry Pop Revue is a performance artist/entertainment focused magazine. We also have an online presence that is working towards helping promote new local artists and events.

Character Expectations: Kind, honest, genuine, assertive, stellar work ethic, visionary, respectful, proactive, progressive thinker, problem-solver, honor, responsible, MUST BE ENTHUSIASTIC.

Professional Obligations:

Must attend weekly meetings with Editor.
Must be available by phone, text, and email and respond within a timely manner.
Must have a stellar work ethic and meet deadlines.

Compensation:

Experience & Possible Publication, Exposure
New Friendships, Community & Networking Relationships, Professional Pride

How to apply:

Email: resume and contact info to cherrypoprevue@gmail.com
go to the cherrypoprevue.com site and familiarize yourself with it's contents
Like Us on Facebook

All Interns Will Participate in All Functions of the Magazine for Optimal Experience.

Advertising Sales & Marketing
Duties: Networks with local business to secure advertising for the publication, builds positive professional relationships, makes calls, meets with business owners, understands and believes in company and can articulate to potential advertisers. When out and about in during free time, always be a proactive thinker as to how can you promote Cherry Pop Revue and inform businesses that would benefit from or are a good fit for advertising with the magazine by talking to, providing a card to, or giving magazines or sales materials to said business (any sales will garner 15% commission).

COSMO Enterprise, Inc.

Mr. Thomas Pereira
1484 South King Street, #150-A
Honolulu, Hawaii 96814
Phone: 949-2811 | Fax: 949-6552 | Email: manager@cosmo-media.com
Website: http://www.cosmo-media.com

Position: Sales and Business Development Intern

Our product and service lines involve cutting-edge technology: ranging from audio/video/computer media to CD/DVD production, hi-tech equipment, presentation technology, graphic design and more. The intern will promote product/service lines and present them to some of the top businesses in their respective industries. They will nourish relations with a rapidly expanding customer base, using combination of product knowledge and communication skills. Good verbal and written communication skills, basic knowledge of computers, and a positive, flexible working attitude are required. Previous experience in sales and multimedia/IT knowledge are recommended.

Eat the Street/Street Grindz

Marketing Intern

Street Grindz is looking for an intern who has an interest in event marketing and coordination.

If you like promoting products and services, interacting with people, and you have social media marketing experience, this is a great spot for you to learn in the real world.

This role is right for someone who is a natural hard worker, has an affinity for media and for Hawaii's; diverse cultures, and who likes to inform through writing and support local businesses. You will be part of our marketing team and work closely with some great people.

We are looking for an intern who can be on a 2–3 day a week schedule, with occasional nights and weekends tied to attending our "Eat the Street" events for roughly 10–15 hours a week to start. Position is unpaid but college credit will be given to students.

Position Requirements

Excellent writing skills – especially writing blog posts, press releases, and communications materials; copyediting and/or multimedia skills is a plus.
Database skills: Know how to use spreadsheets and how to do basic data entry.
Excellent organization skills, including record keeping and follow up.
Strong phone skills; effective communicator, good interpersonal skills.
Experience with graphic design, new media and/or marketing, communications, or event–planning careers.
Optimal candidates are interested in marketing, communications, or event–planning careers.
Selected candidate will be working in office, but may occasionally be asked to work out of office on select days.
Must have own laptop computer.

To Apply
To apply, please e–mail a cover letter and resumé that details and demonstrates your experience, qualifications, and availability, and explains why you feel you would be the right choice for this position to poni@streetgrindz.com. Also, include links to relevant writing samples or other materials to demonstrate your writing skills.

Emerging New Media

1050 Queen Street #205
Honolulu, HI 96814

Marketing/Sales/Promotions Intern

Emerging New Media is looking for an intern who has an interest in sales, marketing, and account management and coordination.

If you dream of running your own business someday and you have a major and/or minor or interest in sales & marketing, this is a great spot for you to learn in the real world.

This role is right for someone who is a natural hard worker, has an affinity for media, marketing and for Hawaii's diverse cultures, and who likes to work with people. You will be part of our sales and promotions team and work closely with some great clients.

Hours are flexible and we are very accommodating to all types of schedules. Position is unpaid but college credit will be given to students.

Position Requirements

Excellent writing skills – especially writing blog posts, press releases, and communications materials; copyediting and/or multimedia skiss a plus.
Database skills: Know how to use spreadsheets and how to do basic data entry.
Excellent organization skills, including record keeping and follow up.
Strong phone skills; effective communicator, good interpersonal skills.
Experience with graphic design, new media and/or content management a plus.
Optimal candidates are interested in sales and marketing, business, communications, or event–planning careers.
Selected candidate will be working in our office located in the Ward Centers area, but may occasionally be asked to work out of office on select days.
Must have own laptop computer.

To apply
To apply, please e–mail a cover letter and resumé that details and demonstrates your experience, qualifications, and availability, and explains why you feel you would be the right choice for this position to info@emergingnewmedia.com. Also, include links to relevant writing samples or other materials to demonstrate your writing skills.

Fashionista's Market

Emi Hart
P.O. Box 11950
Honolulu, Hawaii 96828
Phone: 239-4133; 222-0384 | Fax: 356-0546 | Email: emihart@hawaii.rr.com
Website: http://www.fashionistasmarket.com

Promote Fashionista's Market through various venues. Assist in event marketing, inventory management and database tasks.

Qualifications: Must love fashion and have outgoing, fun personality!

Goin2Travel

Jeff Manson, Managing Member
46 Hoolai Street
Kailua, Hawaii 96734
Phone: 261-3994 | Fax: 792-7005 | Email: jeff@goin2travel.com
Website: http://www.goin2travel.com

You will communicate with potential new subscribers and let them know of promotions we are offering for new members. Pay is based on percentage of sign-ups. We can keep track of hours and sign off for internship requirements.

Hawaii News Now

Cheryl Oncea, General Sales Manager
420 Waiakamilo Road, Suite 420
Honolulu, HI 96817
Phone: (808) 847-9306 | E-mail: concea@hawaiinewsnow.com

Hawaii News Now has an advertising sales internship available for the summer/fall of 2013.

Television Advertising Sales:

how to meet with new and existing local clients to develop specific campaigns based on individual client needs;
how to service existing television clients;
how to create and present client-focused advertising solutions using Power Point and Excel.

Internet/Digital Advertising Sales: How to create plans through digital media - selling and servicing.

Commercial Production/Sales Promotion: Shadow creative services personnel through the commercial production process…pre-production meetings, shooting, editing, and producing local commercials.

Regional/Transactional Selling: Shadow regional account executives that work primarily with regional agencies and understanding agency negotiations.

This will be an unpaid internship - although we are prepared to discuss expenses related to the internship, but the student will leave with a wealth of information. We will also ask the student at the end of the internship to give a presentation on a mutually agreed upon topic. Example: Younger viewing is not on 3 screens - will these viewing trends change moving forward? Example #2: How can local newscasts better engage younger viewers? Example #3: Create a BIG IDEA that will generate more revenue or viewership to the station.

Hours can vary but will need to total 160 by the end of the semester. We prefer interns work Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoons, but flexible days. Total hours are approximately 12-15 each week.

Application Instructions: send application and cover letter to Cheryl Oncea at concea@hawaiinewsnow.com.

Hawaii Pacific Entertainment

1050 Queen Street #205
Honolulu, HI 96814

Marketing/Sales/Promotions Intern

Hawaii Pacific Entertainment is looking for an intern who has an interest in sales, marketing, and account management and coordination.

If you dream of running your own business someday and you have a major and/or minor or interest in sales & marketing, this is a great spot for you to learn in the real world.

Hours are felxible and we are very accommodating to all types of schedules. Position is unpaid but college credit will be given to students.

Position Requirements

Excellent writing skills – especially writing blog posts, press releases, and communications materials; copyediting and/or multimedia skills a plus.
Database skills: Know how to use spreadsheets and how to do basic data entry.
Excellent organization skills, including record keeping and follow up.
Strong phone skills; effective communicator, good interpersonal skills.
Experience with graphic design, new media and/or content management a plus.
Optimal candidates are interested in sales and maketing, business, communications, or event–planning careers.
Selected candidate will be working in our office located in the Ward Centers area, but may occasionally be asked to work out of office on selected days.
Must have own laptop computer.

To Apply
To apply, please e–mail a cover letter and resumé that details and demonstrates your experience, qualifications, and availability, and explains why you feel you would be the right choice for this position to info@hawaiipacificentertainment.com. Also, include links to relevant writing samples or other materials to demonstrate your writing skills.

Hawaii Youth Conservation Corps (KUPU)

Katrina Thompson, Office Manager/Coordinator
4211 Waialae Ave, Suite 1020
Honolulu, Hawaii 96816
Phone: 735-1221 ext. 1003 | Fax: 735-1223 | Email: katrina.thompson@kupuhawaii.org
Website: http://www.kupuhawaii.org

The Hawaii Youth Conservation Corps aim to provide a healthy and hands-on educational experience to Hawaii's youth in order to encourage the development of natural resource managers, cultural awareness, personal growth, teamwork, leadership, skills, and an environmental mindset that participants will carry with them throughout their life.

SALARY: TBD

Job Description: Intern is to help with the preparations and operation of the Hawaii Youth Conservation Corps (HYCC) programs, including assisting with recruitment, marketing materials, and general organizational functions. The intern's specific interest area will be taken into consideration and the job description may vary depending on his/her interests.

Qualifications: The student should have a strong work ethic and an interest in what the HYCC does. Communication and problem solving skills are valued. The student should be able to work independently as well as work under the direction of others. Needs also to be a team player.

Application Instructions: Please contact Katrina (email preferred). Resumes can be sent via email or fax to the address or number above. An interview then may be set up.

*Cross listed with Organizational Communications

KHNL Hawaii News 8 & K5 The Home Team

Bryan Kam, Controller/HR Director
150-B Puuhale Road
Honolulu, Hawaii 96819
Phone: 847-3246 | Fax: 845-3616 | Email: hrdept@khnl.com
Website: http://www.khnl.com

Sales department intern: maintaining mailing lists and weekly mailings, research avails and ratings to assist sales department with proposals, assist with dubs and faxes, create sales sheets, and update program grids. Other responsibilities include attending sales and marketing meetings, and attending sales calls.

Kandell Advertising

Loid Kandell
4065 Black Point Road
Honolulu, Hawaii 96816
Phone: 735-4333 | Fax: 735-5115 | Email: lkandell@hawaii.rr.com

Assistant to vice president: assist in all areas of advertising, public relations, and event coordination.

Laird Christianson Advertising, Inc.

Dana Washofsky, Media Director
1001 Bishop Street, Suite 950
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Phone: 531-9841 | Fax: 531-0089 | Email: danaw@aloha.net

Media assistant: assist media supervisor with daily paperwork and communication with media sales representative, research gathering, reporting of information, and follow-ups with client proposals.

Oceanic Time Warner

Merianne Lewis, Ad Sales and Research Specialist
Topa Financial Center
745 Fort Street, Suite 1200
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Phone: 625-9777 | Email: merianne.lewis@twcable.com
Website: http://www.oceanic.com

Position: Advertising sales and marketing support and commercial production department

Job Description: Opportunity to learn many facets of television advertising, marketing and promotions; assistance with sales efforts to include working with ad schedule input and spot make-goods, network schedule updates, package/proposal design, research and viewership measurement, client meetings and presentations.

Application Instructions: Please email resume to merianne.lewis@twcable.com or call 625-9777.

Olomana Loomis ISC

Olomana Loomis ISC, an award–winning, full–service integrated marketing, brand and communications agency in downtown Honolulu, is looking for a motivated, high–performance communications intern.

Interested college juniors and seniors majoring in communications, journalism, English, marketing or advertising at a four–year accredited college or university are encouraged to apply.

The communication intern will particiapte in the development amd implementation of communications and marketing projects alongside the firm's experienced practitioners. Through the internship, he/she will gain practical, real world experience while building knowledge and skills for their future career.

Past interns have graduated with honors from such universities as Boston University, University of Washington, University of Hawai‘i and Hawai‘i Pacific University.

Email a cover letter and resumé to Olomana Loomis ISC at: careers@olomanaloomisisc.com
Applicants will be evaluated based on their academic performance, curriculum rigor, and relevant work experience, if any.

About Olomana Loomis ISC
We specialize in strategic integrated marketing and communications solutions, and our clients include industry leaders in the fields of: education, health, financial services, retail, human services, arts and culture, public policy and political campaigns.

Email:careers@olomanaloomisisc.com
Web:OlomanaLoomisISC.com
Like us on Facebook.
Follow us on Twitter.

Pacific LightNet, Inc.

Mina Webster, HR Manager
1132 Bishop St., Suite 800
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Phone: 791-3110 | Fax: 791-3045 | Email: mwebster@pacificlight.net
Website: http://www.pacificlight.net

Position #1: Sales and Marketing Intern

Hours per week: Negotiable
CREDIT ONLY

Job Description: Intern will be trained to work independently or in a team which will primarily be comprised of Customer Relations Manage and Account Executives. Intern will:

Manage and use Salesforce.com
Reserving and Qualifying clean numbers to be used in orders
Fielding sales calls
Outbound calls to existing client base for quality assurance
Updating and reviewing contracts for accuracy and record keeping
Visit existing client base

Qualifications:

Excellent communication skills on the phone and in person
Can work independently or in team environment
Quick learner
Computer skills and keyboarding to include at a minimum, working knowledge and application of MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook
Enjoys being in a fast-paced environment

How to Apply: Please express interest by sending resume to: resumes@pacificlight.net. For more information, call Human Resources at 791-3110.

*Cross listed with Telecommunications

Position #2: Program Management Intern

Please see ad under PR for details.

*Cross listed with PR, Telecommmunications, and Organizational Communications

PacRim Marketing Group, Inc. (PAID)

Dave Erdman, President
2758 South King Street, Suite 206
Honolulu, Hawaii 96826
Phone: 949-4592 ext. 833 | Fax: 942-5251 | Email: derdman@pacrimmarketing.com
Website: http://www.pacrimmarketing.com

Assist with daily business operations of a busy marketing firm that provides integrated marketing communications, advertising, public relations and e-marketing services to American clients seeking business from Pacific Rim markets, primarily Japan, Korea, and China. Duties include database maintenance, market research, and sales support, as well as contact with suppliers, clients, and business associates operating in an international marketing environment. Interest in travel industry/retail industry marketing, media sales, and website development helpful. Ability to work in a multi-cultural setting and knowledge of/fluency in Japanese, Korean, or Chinese a plus along with PC/Mac proficiency, especially in PowerPoint, Word, Excel, and database applications.

Arrangements may be made for a paid internship.

Project Kealahou

Erica Yamauchi, Project Kealahou's Social Marketing Director
Email: erica.yamauchi@doh.hawaii.gov

Objectives:

Assist in increasing awareness of Project Kealahou and its services for youth among mental health providers, stakeholder groups/organizations, and the public.
Assist in using social marketing strategies to support the reduction of stigma associated with mental illness and promote mental health of children and their families.

Areas of Focus:

Work with the Social Marketing Director, Project Director and other key staff, and participate in activities to build relationships with stakeholders, including youth, families, health care providers, policymakers and others.
Implement strategic social marketing plan activities, such as media relations, special events, community relations and legislative/public affairs.
Write news releases, Website and social media content, PSAs, op–eds, etc., to promote Project Kealahou and upcoming events.
Write audience–appropriate publications, such as informational materials, flyers, booklets, reports and newsletters.

Qualifications:

Interest in nonprofit, government and/or health care public relations, social marketing, and/or health communication.
Excellent oral and written communication skills.
Strong interpersonal skills.
Ability to work under pressure, meet short deadlines and juggle multiple tasks.
Proficient with MS office and Internet research.
Some experience with the development of public education and media outreach materials preferred.

Hours per week: 8–10

Compensation: Unpaid; college credit

*Cross listed with Public Relations

Prudential Locations

Kim Person, Marketing Director
614 Kapahulu Avenue, Suite 300
Honolulu, Hawaii 96815
Phone: 738-3241 | Email: kim.person@pruhawaii.com
Website: http://www.prudentiallocations.com

Interns will be responsible for numerous marketing projects including (but not limited to):

~The tracking of public relations share of discussion
~Assist in creation and submission of weekly advertising
~Input and distribution of Client Satisfactory Survey
~Media content uploads to our websites
~Variety of additional special projects including direct mail layout and obtaining distribution lists, and assisting in CRM projects

Qualifications: Experience with Excel, Quark, XPress, InDesign and Photoshop helpful but not necessary

Must be willing to learn quickly, multi-task, and work in a fast-paced environment.

Application Instructions: Email resume to kim.person@pruhawaii.com

Review of Disability Studies: An International Journal

Megan Conway, Managing Editor/Assistant Professor
Center on Disability Studies
1776 University Avenue, UA 4-6
Honolulu, Hawaii 96822
Phone: 956-6166 | Fax: 956-7878 | Email: mconway@hawaii.edu
Website: http://www.rds.hawaii.edu

Position: Promotion Assistant
Hours per Week: 10

Job Description: Assist with promotion of academic special interest journal through assisting with (a) vitalizing the journal's blog, (b) further development of innovative web-based outreach such as podcasts, and (c) other outreach activities to attract subscribers, authors and advertisers.

Qualifications: At least Upper Division student in Communication or related field. Ability to utilize technology needed for multimedia promotion. Interest in media promotion. Interest in disability studies or willingness to develop knowledge needed to promote a disability studies journal.

Application Instructions: Email statement of interest and vita to Megan Conway at mconway@hawaii.edu

*Cross listed with Multimedia

Sanjo Corporation

Holly Gillespie, Sales and Marketing
Phone: 593-1706 | Email: hollyg-sangio@hawaii.rr.com

Intern needed for a small advertising agency. The intern will learn the production process of an advertising agency. There is a possible advancement once the internship is complete. We are flexible on hours. There is parking and close to bus lines. Looking for someone who is Internet savvy and knowledgeable in MS Office applications.

Knowledge of Japanese language and culture is helpful.

Team Vision

Abe Toma
677 Ala Moana Blvd., Suite 808
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Phone: 536-0416 | Fax: 536-1381
Website: http://www.team-vision.com

Full service advertising and marketing agency seeks an intern to assist with administrative tasks including clerical support, research, data entry, etc. Also opportunities in copy writing, editing, proofing and other skills development. Should have a working knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel. Interest/background in website design helpful.

Please fax or mail your resume.

Transart Institute - The Unschool Art School

Klaus Knoll, Director
Email: knoll@transart.org

Transart Institute is offering one unpaid internship of 50-150 hours as needed to a senior student in the School of Communications with a major in Marketing. No weekend or evening work required. Internship will be adapted to the skills and professional goals of the student.

Transart Institute offers an international low-residency MFA and a practice-based Ph.D. program for working artists in a highly individualized format. The Institute's programs are geared towards the development of a sustainable artistic praxis rather than training in certain media or genres, challenging students to think conceptually and work creatively in new ways.

Qualifications: Must speak Facebook and Twitter, excellent written communication skills, able to conceptualize and review from more than one point of view. Design sense and basic photoshop skills a plus.

Duties: Help build a more active Transart News Channel, help build the Transart Collective Website, gather news from alumni and faculty, write short news pieces, illustrate with submitted visuals, harvest and post on FB.

Klaus Knoll, Transart co-director with a Ph.D. in Communications (University of Salzburg, Austria), will supervise and critique the intern's performance. Intern will have the opportunities to work on several projects including websites, newsgathering, press releases and newsletters in a very international and professional environment.

Location: Pacific Heights, 10 minutes from UH Manoa.

Yelp Honolulu / Yelp.com

Emi Hart, Community Manager
1888 Kalakaua Avenue, Suite C-321
Honolulu, Hawaii 96815
Phone: 222-0384 | Email: emi@yelp.com
Website: http://www.yelp.com

Position: Marketing Intern
Positions Available: 4
Hours per week: 10 - 20

Job Description: Yelp.com is an international review website, based out of San Francisco, which is currently in the US and Europe. If you're remarkable, value authencity and have a "Take no Prisoners" work ethic then this is the internship for you!

We are looking for interns specifically interested in marketing, promotions and events. This internship is unpaid (except for the fame and free Yelp schwag which is priceless!) but you'll get tons of hands on experience helping to plan Elite parties, working Yelp table at festivals/concerts/events, getting to know the Yelp community, doing research for the Weekly Yelp, implementing social media campaigns, wearing crazy yelpy costumes, eating, drinking, dancing, and yelping day and night!

Qualifications: 21+. Ideal candidate is a strong writer, outgoing, has excellent people skills, knowledge of Microsoft Office, familiar with social media platforms (Yelp, Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, LinkedIn). Would prefer someone who is taking an internship class for course credits.

Schedule: Flexible, although you will be required to attend a weekly 2 hour meeting, have office hours during the week and work Yelp events.

How to apply: Please email your resume and Yelp profile to emi@yelp.com

VIDEO PRODUCTION

East-West Center

Derek Ferrar, Media Relations Specialist
1072 Burns Hall, 1602 East-West Road
Honolulu, Hawaii 96822
Phone: 944-7204 | Email: ferrard@eastwestcenter.org

JOUR/COM/ACM 495 credit is now available for internships at the East-West Center. Conveniently located on campus, the Center deals with a broad range of international issues, scholars and exchanges. Its journalism, leadership and professional seminars regularly attract highly accomplished participants and speakers.

All internships are unpaid and require a minimum average of 10 hours per week. Four internship types are available: PR, Video Production, Multimedia and Organizational Communications.

Video Production Internship:

Record, edit and format for Internet/DVD distribution video/audio of EWC lectures, seminars, interviews, performances and other programs.
For examples, see:
- http://www.vimeo.com/eastwestcenter
- http://www.youtube.com/user/EastWestCenter
Available equipment: 2 Sony HDV camcorders, MacBook Pro with iMovie and Final Cut Express

Requirement: Experience with basic video production and editing.

**See PR, Multimedia and Organizational Communication for other EWC internships.

Girl Stuff LLC

Alice Kim, Co-Founder
3615 Harding Ave. #408
Honolulu, Hawaii 96816
Phone: 735-2602 | Email: akim@girlstuffllc.com

DEADLINE TO APPLY: September 1, 2010

Hours per week: 5-10

We are a women's cosmetics accessory startup that creates makeup tools that are stylish yet fun. The company was founded in New York City, but recently relocated to Hawaii. Our number one goal in life is to make putting on makeup easier for all women.

Our founder has worked for leading fashion and retail brands such as Club Monaco, Aeropostale, Mulberry, Forever 21, Claire's Boutique and Nordstrom doing merchandising and design. She has degrees from Rhode Island School of Design and Parsons School of Design.

Why work for us: As our in-house Video Guru, you will lead our online video campaign by creating video tutorials and viral videos, which will be uploaded to our website and other sites (YouTube, Facebook, etc). You will also get video credit for all videos you create.

Some big name companies will have you getting coffee and making photocopies, however we believe that the internship should be mutually beneficial. Because we run a lean organization, we will entrust you with responsibility and the independence to come up with a vision for our video campaign strategy, but provide you enough guidance to get the job done.

Qualifications: To get the job done you will need access to video equipment and editing software, and knowledge of shooting and editing to be able to create a digital video short. However, if you feel strongly that you have the talent for this job, but don't have the equipment, just talk to us and we can always figure something out.

You will be in charge of shaping the direction of our branding based on your videos and maximizing page views, so unconventional ideas and thinking is a MUST!

Application Instructions: Send you resume to akim@girlstuffllc.com and any video samples.

*Cross-listed with Multimedia

Hawaii Pacific Entertainment

Lorene Wright, Office Manager
1221 Kapiolani Blvd. Suite 6A-1
Honolulu, Hawaii 96814
Phone: 947-3101 | Email: lorene@hawaiipacificentertainment.com
Website: http://www.hawaiipacificentertainment.com

Hours per week: Minimum of 10 hr/week

Job Description: Assisting with video editing and production on TV shows, documentaries and commercials.

Qualifications: Final Cut experience required, additional video production skills helpful but not necessary.

How to apply: Apply to lorene@hawaiipacificentertainment.com along with any samples if available.

Hawaii Pacific Entertainment

1050 Queen Street #205
Honolulu, HI 96814

TV/Video Production Intern

Hawaii Pacific Entertainment is looking for an intern who has an interest in television and video production.

If you like producing content, writing script, shooting with cameras, editing footage, and you have a major and/or minor or interest in TV/Video, this is a great spot for you to learn in the real world.

This role is right for someone who is a natural hard worker, has an affinity for media production and for Hawaii's diverse cultures, and who likes to be creative and work through the various stages of producing content for television. You will be part of our video production team and work closely with some great clients.

Hours are flexible and we are very accommodating to all types of schedules. Position is unpaid but college credit will be given to students.

Position Requirements

Good writing skills, knowledge of film/narrative script–format a plus.
Adequate phone skills; effective communicator.
Experience with professional editing software necessary (Final Cut Pro), knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite a plus.
Optimal candidates are interested in show producing, directinig, writing, cinematography, or film editing careers.
Selected candidates will be working in our office located in the Ward Centers area, but may occasionally be asked to work out of office on shooting days.
Must have own laptop computer.

To Apply
To apply, please e–mail a cover letter and resumé that details and demonstrates your experience, qualifications, and availability, and explains why you feel you would be the right choice for this position to info@hawaiipacificentertainment.com. Also, include links to relevant materials to demonstrate your skills.

Hawaii State Senate Communications Office

Caroline Julian–Freitas – Director of Senate Communications
Phone: 586-6261 | Email: c.julian@capitol.hawaii.gov
Website: http://www.hawaiisenatemajority.com/

The Hawaii State Senate Communications Office is seeking to fill its internship position with a person who has a mature, enthusiastic and positive attitude to work during the 2013 Legislative Session.

Job Duties: Document various committee meetings and Senate events through photography and video. Assist in updating Senate Majority's social media platforms and other job duties as assigned.

Qualifications: Candidates should be social media savvy with the knowledge and experience in using platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Flickr. We are also looking for someone with excellent writing skills, and a knack for photography and video. Editing with Final Cut Pro is a plus. Candidates should be available in the afternoons and be able to work independently.

Working in the Hawaii State Senate Communications Office will provide an intern an extensive amount of experience related to the communications field. This includes, but not limited to, exposure in working in an environment that communicates high–profile information with the public, gain knowledge and understanding of government operations and the legislature and the experience in working in a professional and meaningful environment that includes interactions with prominent members of the community and media. Please send resume to c.julian@capitol.hawaii.gov.

Honolulu Magazine

Christine Hitt, Manager - Website & Online Business Development
1000 Bishop St., Suite 405
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Phone: 534-7538 | Email: christineh@honolulumagazine.com
Website: http://www.honolulumagazine.com

Position: Website Internship
Hours per week: 20

Job Description: Honolulu Magazine's website manager is looking for a spring intern to assist with various duties for the honolulumagazine.com website. The position will be for 20 hours a week and must be for school credit only. This internship is a great way to see what it is like to work in a fast-pace monthly magazine environment, while working alongside the editors of Honolulu Magazine.

The applicant will be responsible for putting archived issues online, updating databases and writing web exclusive content. There will also be some fun opportunities to learn camera operation and video editing software and to assist with social media marketing.

Qualifications: Knowledge of MS Word and Excel, some Photoshop experience, comfortable using the Internet and willingness to learn how to use a website content management system.

How to apply: Please email your resume and cover letter to Christine Hitt at christineh@honolulumagazine.com.

*Cross listed with Multimedia and Organizational Communications

Joint Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Research w/ Coral Reef Ecosystem Division

Lee Higa
Email: lee.higa@noaa.gov
Website: http://www.pifsc.noaa.gov/cred/

The Joint Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Research (JIMAR) in conjunction with NOAA's Coral Reef Ecosystem Division (CRED) is looking for an enthusiastic and talented intern to help create a short, professional-quality film showcasing the incredible diversity found in coral reefs worldwide. This is your opportunity to build your resume and demo reel, and to reach a global audience. At the same time, your work will be used to educate others about interesting and important environmental issues, including ocean warming and acidification.

Part of our mission is to provide sound science for ecosystem-based management and conservation strategies through assessment and monitoring of coral reef ecosystems throughout the U.S. Pacific Islands and Territories.

As an intern, you will work with the project's graphics specialist and the program manager to execute a short film. The film's concept and outline has already been developed. As a member of our team, you will help animate, edit, composite, format, and export the video for a variety of media types. Earn 2-3 credits.

Intern requirements: Self motivated and reliable, knowledge of video editing software and 3D animation software, knowledge of, or ability to learn technical details of video output formats. Students must have access to their own (or through UH) software and hardware to complete this project. The student will need to be prepared to demonstrate some of his/her knowledge and provide examples of their work.

For more information contact, Coral Reef Ecosystem Division, lee.higa@noaa.gov, http://www.pifsc.noaa.gov/cred/

Kalama Productions, Inc.

David Kalama, President
76 North King Street, Suite 202
Honolulu, Hawaii 96817
Phone: 536-5050 | Fax: 988-4705

Internship involves research, story and project development, computer use in video production, coordination and management, actual crew experience on location and in the studio, edit preparation and exposure to using upgraded AVID 1000.

Kapiolani Community College – Media Center

Kelli Goya, Distance Education Specialist
4303 Diamond Head Road
Honolulu, Hawaii 96816
Phone: 734-9840 | Fax: 734-9287
Website: http://www.kcc.hawaii.edu

Interns needed for both studio and remote video production, including distance education programs. Possible work with graphics, editing, still and motion digital video.

KBFD Channel 32

Crystal Suh
1188 Bishop St., Ph. 1
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Phone: 521-8066 | Email: crystalsuh@kbfd.com

KBFD Channel 32 is known as the "Voice of Korea," bringing Korean entertainment to the Hawaiian Islands.

We are looking for two interns who are time oriented, good at multi-tasking, and work well under pressure to work in our master control room. Duties include: controlling our live feed KBFD by switching programming and maintaining the schedule; controlling our recorded feed KBFD 2 by inputting commercials and editing for time with a computer; monitoring recordings for future use; and other small side jobs.

At the end of the internship one should gain knowledge of how a television station works, having hands on experience with live programming, and how to manage a schedule. Past internships have led to work here at the station and other great opportunities, along with gaining a small piece of Korean culture that we here at KBFD are spreading throughout Hawaii.

2-3 interns per semester depending on schedules

Hours will depend on the number of credits the internship class is

There is no previous knowledge or skill required to apply for this position and no Korean language requirement, but it is helpful

How to apply: Send resume via email to Crystal Suh at crystalsuh@kbfd.com or mail to Crystal Suh at KBFD Channel 32 1188 Bishop St., Ph. 1 Honolulu, Hawaii 96813. We will contact applicants and conduct interviews for open positions.

KHNL Hawaii News 8 & K5 The Home Team

PRODUCTION/PROGRAMMING
150-B Puuhale Road
Honolulu, Hawaii 96819
Phone: 847-3246 | Fax: 845-3616 | Email: hrdept@khnl.com
Website: http://www.khnl.com

Bert (Roberta) Chun, Program Coordinator
Assist with various programming responsibilities.

NEWS
150-B Puuhale Road
Honolulu, Hawaii 96819
Phone: 847-1112 | Fax: 847-3298 | Email: rennis@khnl.com
Website: http://www.khnl.com

Randy Ennis, Assistant News Director
Assist with various news operation functions.

KITV 4

801 South King Street
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Phone: 535-0440 | Fax: 593-9446
Website: http://www.thehawaiichannel.com

Tod Pritchard, News Director
Erin Kinney, Assistant Producer

Shawn Ching, Sports Director
Assist Sports Director in sports broadcasting

John Wray, Production Manager
Production Assistant

KleverKitty Productions

Stef Mariani
Email: kleverkittyproductions@gmail.com

KleverKitty Productions wants you to help raise community awareness about original music and art in Hawaii.

Requirements:

Get certified with Olelo to use their equipment.
Film, edit and co–produce episodes of the show "The heart of Saturday".
Film, edit and co–produce short films.
10 or 20 hours per week (compensation is 3 school credits per 10hours/week for 15 weeks).
Must be a film and music or art enthusiast interested in making an impact on the community.

To apply, please contact Stef Mariani at kleverkittyproductions@gmail.com

Morris Visitor Publications

Jermaine Fletcher, Internship Coordinator
1833 Kalakaua Avenue, Suite 810
Honolulu, Hawaii 96815
Fax: 955-2379 | Email: jermaine.fletcher@morris.com

Television Operations Internship (Credit based)

Intern Responsibilities:
Office of Video Production Interns will work closely with other members in the office on a variety of projects for an award-winning multi-media company. Interns will gain exposure to all aspects of video production, from pre-production and shooting to non-linear editing on Apple's Final Cut Pro. Interns will have ample opportunity to hone their skills, particularly in post-production, and to participate in the commercial and programming productions.

Qualifications / Special Skills / Areas of Study
Applicants for this position are recommended to have prior experience with shooting and/or editing of digital video. Flexible hours will also be required. Major responsibilities will include: assistant editing, assistant EFP (Electronic Field Production), and pre-production research and coordination. Strong writing skills, creative art, graphic design, web design and other multimedia platforms are also bonuses.

To apply, please email, mail or fax resume and cover letter to:

jermaine.fletcher@morris.com

Attn: Internship Coordinator
Morris Visitor Publications
1833 Kalakaua Avenue, Suite 810
Honolulu, Hawaii 96815

or fax to (808) 955-2379

Oceanic Time Warner

The production department has an opportunity for an intern who has some editing experience. Opportunity includes regular editing duties, on-site shoots, working with account executives and clients.

Application Instructions: Please email resume to: merianne.lewis@twcable.com or call 625-9777.

Oceanic Time Warner Cable

Vernon Kato, Senior Communications Engineer
Phone: 479-3644 | Email: vernon.kato@twcable.com

Oceanic Time Warner Cable is looking for a few hard working, eager to learn, and focused individuals who are interested in the areas of broadcast television, networking services, analog and digital HFC distribution technology, interactive TV, video and voice over IP, IPTV, and OC-16 telecast productions.

This internship is a non-pay student credit position, and will primarily by held at our Mililani and Moiliili headend/hub locations. This is a great opportunity to work in a state of the art distribution facility, and get exposure to the latest in television technology. Since we are also working on projects such as the Digital Broadband Migration, Start-Over, Switched Digital, and IPTV; the participants have an opportunity to get first hand experience to building television for tomorrow.

Participant hours are flexible and arrangements can be made with the supervising manager regarding area of focus. Duties differ depending on area and project assigned.

For more information, please email Vernon Kato at vernon.kato@twcable.com

*Cross listed with Multimedia and Editing

Oceanic Time Warner Cable - Media Sales Department

Joy Yanazaki, Promotions Coordinator / Media Sales Assistant
745 Fort Street #1200
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Phone: 625-9777 | Fax: 524-1487 | Email: joy.yanazaki@twcable.com

Overview: The intern will build iTV (interactive television) projects utilizing Active Video Editor (AVE) tool. These iTV projects will be added to Media Sales interactive project files and can be modified to be used for ad client requesting advance advertising.

Qualifications:

High school diploma and currently enrolled in an accredited 2-4 year college
At minimum, possess some HTML knowledge
Must know either java script or ActionScript. Additional programming knowledge is very important but not required

Rate: Non-paid

Pacific Focus, Inc.

Jason Suapaia, Operations Manager
1013 Kawaiahao Street
Honolulu, Hawaii 96814
Phone: 593-8848 | Fax: 593-9427 | Email: jasons@pacfocus.com
Website: http://www.pacfocus.com

Assist in field and studio production, AVID editing, tape operations, observe on-line editing, duplication.

Pacific Focus, Inc.

Jenny Maness, Production Coordinator
Phone: 593-8848 ext. 06 | Email: jenny@pacfocus.com

Pacific Focus Inc. has an opening for a possible part-time paid internship position as an office P.A. We are looking for students in their Junior or Senior year with interest in film/video production.

Application Instructions: Email resume to jenny@pacfocus.com

UH System Media Production

Daniel Meisenzahl
Director of Media Production
External Affairs and University Relations
University of Hawaii System
2444 Dole Street, Bachman Annex 2
Honolulu, HI 96822
Phone: 956–5941 | Email: dmeisenz@hawaii.edu

Consider an internship with UH System Media Production office! Gain valuable experience in shooting professional quality videos of functions, events and outstanding programs, students and faculty; editing and disseminating finished video clips to local television stations; shooting, writing and website, UH cable station and UH system website. Check out www.hawaii.edu/news/ to see examples of the video and the website. Opportunities also include learning about the web content management writing for the web and incorporating social media.

COMPUTERS/HYPERMEDIA/MULTIMEDIA

East-West Center

Derek Ferrar, Media Relations Specialist
1072 Burns Hall, 1601 East-West Road
Honolulu, Hawaii 96822
Phone: 944-7204 | Email: ferrard@eastwestcenter.org

All internships are unpaid and require a minimum average of 10 hours per week. Four internship types are available: PR, Video Production, Multimedia and Organizational Communications.

Computer/Hypermedia/Multimedia Internship:

Assist with recording, editing and formatting for Internet/DVD distribution video/audio of EWC lectures, seminars, interviews, performances and other programs
Assist with creating, formatting and posting website articles, announcements, photo galleries, etc.
Assist with developing and posting content for EWC blogs, social networking profiles, etc.
Assist with creating, formatting and distributing e-newsletters and other email communication products
Assist with graphic design projects

Requirements: Experience with basic video production, online content management and/or desktop publishing

**See PR, Video Productionand Organizational Communication for other EWC internships.

Girl Scouts of Hawai‘i

Ala Moana Hotel
410 Atkins Drive, Ste. 2E1
Honolulu, HI 96814

Hours: This unpaid position requests an average of 8–10 hours per week, on weekdays, depending on applicant's schedule.

About Girl Scouts of Hawai‘i
The Girl Scouts of Hawai‘i (GSH) is a global leadership organization that serves girls in kindergarten through 12^th grade. GSH supports almost 5,000 girl and adult members statewide. Based on the Girl Scouts of USA's award–winning Journeys curriculum and Girl's; Guide to Girl Scouting, GSH offers a variety of programs, initiatives and activities.

Our Mission
Girl Scouting Builds girls of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a better place.

The Multimedia Intern's primary responsibility is to help raise awareness of Girl Scouts of Hawai‘i's messaging across all multimedia areas, including social media, web, design and production. Working in a web–based environment, the Multimedia Intern should have experience using content management systems and a strong sense of design principles.

Tasks may include designing flyers, banners, signs, etc. for both web and print; updating and posting to social media sites; updating and maintaining GSH's website through a CMS; working with other staff on development of overall marketing/communication pieces; occasional online research and database entry related to the communications department; and welcoming guests and/or other basic administrative duties.

Minimum Requirements:

Strong graphic design skills and use of Creative Suite.
Working knowledge of social media tools.
Ability to organize, manage and prioritize multiple tasks.
Knowledge of html useful, but not necessary.
Candidates skilled in copywriting and/or marketing writing a plus.

Education
Some college. Applicants should at least be working toward an undergraduate degree in communications or a related field.

How to Apply
To be considered for this position, please send an email containing your cover letter and resume to Melissa Torres–Laing at metorres–laing@girlscouts–hawaii.org. Acceptable formats include PDFs and Word. For any multimedia samples, please list links (do not attach files). For design and writing samples, PDFs or Word is acceptable. Deadline for submissions is November 3, 2012.

Hawaii Pacific Entertainment

Lorene Wright, Office Manager
1221 Kapiolani Blvd., Suite 6A-1
Honolulu, Hawaii 96814
Phone: 947-3101 | Email: lorene@hawaiipacificentertainment.com
Website: http://www.hawaiipacificentertainment.com

Position #1: Graphic Designer

Hours per week: Flexible

Job Description: Design and layout of print materials and websites.

Qualifications: Adobe and Mac experience preferred.

How to Apply: Please apply to lorene@hawaiipacificentertainment.com along with any samples if available.

Position #2: Assistant Web Programmer

Hours per week: Flexible

Job Description: Assisting with development for websites.

Qualifications: Basic HTML and CSS knowledge required. Additional skills in web design, PHP, SEO (search engine optimization) and Drupal is helpful but not required.

How to apply: Submit URLs of any website you have worked on if available (can be personal site).

Kapiolani Community College

Information, Media & Technology Services
Bert Kimura, Coordinator
4303 Diamond Head Road
Honolulu, Hawaii 96816
Phone: 734-9840 | Fax: 734-9287 | Email: bert@hawaii.edu
Website: http://www.kcc.hawaii.edu

Assist in development, design, and production of multimedia and Internet applications. Work with html, graphics, animation, audio and digital video.

Ocean Network

Michael Shishido, COO/VP Programming
1132 Bishop Street, Suite 501
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Phone: 440-4315 | Fax: 521-2889 | Email: mshishido@oceannetwork.tv

Job Description: Will aid in all aspects of programming Ocean Network. Scheduling, program editing, synopsis writing, affidavit processing, programming research, lots of computer work. Possibly some video editing using Final Cut or similar program. And possibly some help in Sales area.

Qualifications: Eager to learn, self-starter, takes initiative, communicates well both verbal and written. Comfortable with computer work. Mostly PC, some Mac. Video editing experience a plus.

Application Instructions: Submit letter and resume to Michael Shishido/VP of Programming via email: mshishido@oceannetwork.tv

Pacific LightNet, Inc.

Mina Webster, HR Manager
1132 Bishop St., Suite 800
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Phone: 791-3110 | Fax: 791-3045 | Email: mwebster@pacificlight.net
Website: http://www.pacificlight.net

Position #1: Circuit Design Intern

CREDIT ONLY

Job Description: Intern will assist with circuit design of the network and customer-use circuits.

Intern will, but not limited to:

Assist with circuit design both on-net and off-net circuits
Interface with various departments: Provisioning, Network Engineers and Field Operators
Assist with resolving complex circuit provisioning problems
May participate/assist in implementation and maintainance of circuit provisioning problems
May participate/assist with verifying complex technical data

Qualifications:

Willingness to learn
Enjoys or have experience working with diverse individuals
Any technical discipline or equivalent in training experience
Any knowledge of network equipment
Knowledge of MS office (Outlook, Word, Excel)

How to apply: Interested interns provide resume to: resumes@pacificlight.net. Inquiries may call HR Manager at 791-3110.

*Cross listed with Telecommunications

Position #2: Application Development

Hours per week: 20 (or flexible)
CREDIT ONLY

Job Description: Interns will apply skills learned and will gain skills in our Application Development department.

Qualifications:

Languages required: ASP, PHP
Preferred experience in building websites
Net modules, HTML, CSS, XML ok

How to Apply: Interested interns send resumes to: resumes@pacificlight.net. Interested interns may call Human Resources Department 791-3110.

*Cross listed with Telecommunications and Organizational Communications

Pono Pacific, Ecosystem Restoration Services

Sean Moura
Phone: 808–628–7546 | Email: Sean.moura@ponopacific.com

Founded in 2000, Pono Pacific Land Management LLC (Pono) is a local environmental restoration company based out of Kahala.

Our mission is:

"To provide comprehensive, proven, and cost–effective natural resource management services for the Pacific region through innovation, passion, and local knowledge to better our future."

We believe restoring our lands and communities and developing economically sound businesses are a derivative of managing lands and resources in a ‘pono’ way. At the foundation of the company's vision is a heart to do things ‘pono’.

Position Description:
Pono is seeking an intern available to work approximately 15 hours per week that will assist in communicating the company's story to others. This may include communication both within the organization, such as between island teams, and also with external clients. We encourage creativity and the integration of current technologies. We recognize that your pursuits in higher education are your primary responsibilities, but expect assigned tasks to be completed with high quality and in a timely manner. We believe Pono will present you with a challenging, but fun work environment where you can explore your potential.

Sample Responsibilities:
Part of your responsibilities may include, but are not limited to:

Creating a quarterly newsletter
Advertising in trending social media
Creating an orientation/training video program
Tracking company statistics

Number of acres managed
Number of species impacted
Number/hours of students/volunteers served

Salary: Unpaid, for college credit only

Throughout your course of completing these tasks, a Pono representative will be guiding, supporting and training you as needed. We are here to help each other.

Interested candidates may contact Sean Moura for more information.
Sean.moura@ponopacific.com
808–628–7546

University of Hawaii at Manoa – College of Social Sciences Computer System

Harry Partika, Systems Manager
Phone: 956-6113

Intern will function as "technical support", assisting the operation of seven "Multimedia Carts", including a Digital Projection System, Power Macintosh 6100 with DOS Card, and Sony VCR.

University of Hawaii at Manoa – University of Hawaii Foundation

Margot Schrire, UHF Director of Communications
Phone: 956-6774 | Email: margot.schrire@uhf.hawaii.edu
Website: http://www.uhf.hawaii.edu

The University of Hawaii Foundation, a nonprofit organization, raises private funds to support the University of Hawaii System. Our mission is to unite our donors' passions with the University of Hawaii's aspirations to benefit the people of Hawaii and beyond. We do this by raising private philanthropic support, managing private investments and nurturing donor and alumni relationships.

Position Summary:

The University of Hawaii Foundation is seeking a new media/communications intern to assist the Director of Communications with a range of communications projects
Approximately 10 hours a week and flexible schedule
We are located in an air conditioned office in Bachman Hall on the UH Manoa campus
Intern has a comfortable, designated work area with Macintosh computer
Students enrolled in a degree in Journalism, Communications, Public Relations, Marketing, or related field are encouraged to apply.

Benefits: This internship provides key work experience in internal and external communications, and public and press relations at a mid-size nonprofit organization. The intern will learn about the rapidly growing field of New Media, build a video and photographic portfolio, and gain work experience in the traditional media sector. This is a for credit internship.

The intern may be asked to perform the following tasks, however consideration will be made for individual skill sets:

Assist with website maintenance, newsletters, media outreach and eblasts
Support special events
Monitor coverage of philanthropy, UHF and UH in the news and on the internet
Develop web/print clip coverage archive
Proofread materials including print and electronic publications
Provide administrative help as needed
Serve as primary photographer for special events
Photoshop, organize and manage image archive
Participate in video project planning
Produce, edit and upload video footage for posting on UHF website and YouTube
Update media contact lists
Research potential blogs, news sites and new media for news release distribution
Draft and distribute press releases
Write donor and giving impact stories for web and print
Monitor social media Facebook, Twitter, etc.
Explore new outlets for UHF presence: new media, social networks, events, etc.

Skills required:

Strong writing and proofreading skills
Good organizational skills and a strong attention to detail
An interest and background in communications, new media, social networking sites, and public relations
Familiarity with Windows environment and MS Office suite of products
Resourceful, with the ability to take initiative and work both independently and as a team
Flexibility and a good sense of humor
Ability to meet deadlines

Additional skills that would be appreciated:

Familiarity with Adobe InDesign and Adobe Photoshop, Macintosh environments and Web publishing
Familiarity with digital video camera and video production
Photography

How to apply: Send resume, writing samples, photo samples, links to blogs and videos (if available) and statement of career goals to: margot.schrire@uhf.hawaii.edu

You Been Blinded

H. Gore, Founder and CEO
Email: hg@youbeenblinded.com
Website: http://www.YouBeenBlinded.com

Los Angeles based sports website seeks writers with a background in sports writing for an internship starting June 1, 2010. The duties of this part-time internship position include:

Researching and writing content
Developing and pitching story ideas
Other duties as assigned

Requirements:

Strong research and writing skills
The ability to write both summaries and features
the ability to work on deadline
Higher Consideration for the following:
- Understanding of HTML and Web Production
- Familiarity with Wordpress
Understanding of SEO
Photo and Video-editing capabilites

How to apply:Applicants must provide three writing clips in addition to resume and cover letter. Please send all materials to yminterns@gmail.com

*Cross listed with Editing

RADIO

KPOI 97.5

Brandon Alcantra
1160 North King Street, #100
Honolulu, Hawaii 96817
Phone: 591-9369 ext. 433 | Fax: 841-3343

Promotions intern. Call Brandon for detailed information.

KSSK

650 Iwilei Road, Suite 400
Honolulu, Hawaii 96817
Phone: 550-9200

Christine Yasuma, Promotions Director
Internship available in program department. Duties include execution of music with on-air personalities.

KTUH FM Honolulu

Travis Tokuyama, General Manager
2445 Campus Road, Suite 203
Honolulu, Hawaii 96822
Phone: 956-5288; 956-7431 | Email: gm@ktuh.org
Website: http://ktuh.hawaii.edu

KTUH FM Honolulu is a student-run 24 hour a day FM radio station licensed to the UH Board of Regents. Its mission is to provide a learning environment for its student programmers and to provide the people of Honolulu with alternative programming.

TELECOMMUNICATIONS

Pacific Telecommunications Council (PTC)

Mr. Hoyt Zia, Executive Director
Contact: Sharon Nakama (snakama@ptc.org), Conferences & Seminars Manager
2454 South Beretania Street, Suite 302
Honolulu, Hawaii 96826
Phone: 941-3789 | Email: hoyt@ptc.org
Website: http://www.ptc.org

Telecommunication industry research and international conference coordination assistance. Will accept two (2) interns per semester.

PEACESAT

Christina Higa, Director
Social Science Research Institute
Saunders Hall 713
University of Hawaii
2424 Maile Way
Honolulu, Hawaii 96822
Phone: 956-7224
Website: http://www.peacesat.hawaii.edu

Public service telecommunications in Hawaii and the Pacific Islands region. Operations of Pacific region voice, data, and video public services telecommunication. Looking for interns who are serious about the telecommunication field. Duties include program development in education, health, or community services; technical applications; and network operations. Will train.

ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS

East-West Center

Derek Ferrar, Media Relations Specialist
1072 Burns Hall, 1601 East-West Road
Honolulu, Hawaii 96822
Phone: 944-7204 | Email: ferrard@eastwestcenter.org

All internships are unpaid and require a minimum average of 10 hours per week. Four internship types are available: PR, Video Production, Multimedia and Organizational Communications.

Organizational Communication Internship:

Assist with writing and distribution of news releases, newsletters, website articles, brochures, promotional materials and other institutional communication products
Assist with writing and distribution of internal communication products
Assist with recording, editing and formatting for Internet/DVD distribution video/audio of EWC lectures, seminars, interviews, performances and other programs
Assist with developing and producing content for EWC blogs, social networking profiles, etc.

Requirements: Experience with news/PR writing. Experience with multimedia production and/or online content management desirable.

**See PR, Video Production and Multimedia for other EWC internships.

Office of the Administrative Director of the Courts

Bryan St. Arnault
417 South King Street, #212
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Phone: 539-4880 | Fax: 539-4838
Website: http://www.courts.state.hi.us

Duties may include client related or staff support services.

Application Instructions: Please visit the website at www.courts.state.hi.us to view a listing of available internships and their applications.

University of Hawaii at Manoa – New Intensive Courses in English (NICE)

Lisa Nakandakari, English Specialist
2500 Dole Street
Honolulu, Hawaii 96822
Phone: 956-7753 | Fax: 956-3421

Interact verbally with foreign students, handle applications for enrollment and registration, respond to inquiries about the program via formal letters and phone calls, interview foreign students.

EDITING

American Dream Realty

Jeff Manson, Owner Broker
46 Hoolai Street
Kailua, Hawaii 96734
Phone: 792-7040 | Fax: 792-7005 | Email: jmanson@adrhi.com
Website: http://www.adrhi.com

Writing content and marketing information for our website. Pay is based on a piece price per article or area description. We can keep track of hours and sign off for internship requirements.

Honolulu Weekly

Lucy Jokiel, Editor
Honolulu Weekly
1111 Fort Street, Second Floor
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Phone: 528-1475, ext. 18 | Email: lucyjokiel@honoluluweekly.com
Website: http://www.honoluluweekly.com

Position: Editorial Intern

Job Description: We're looking for sharp, enthusiastic, reliable editorial interns interested in writing, reporting and laughing at our jokes. This is a great opportunity to build your clips portfolio.

How to Apply: Please email resume and writing samples (unpublished material is fine) to adriennelafrance@honoluluweekly.com. The subject of your email should read "Honolulu Weekly Internship".

Modern Luxury Hawai‘i

Kai Andersen, Editor–in–Chief
2155 Kalakaua Avenue, Suite 701
Honolulu, HI 96815
Phone: No phone calls | Email: kandersen@modernluxury.com
Website: http://www.modernluxury.com/modern-luxury-hawaii

Editorial positions available: 3

Hours per week: Flexible
Salary: Unpaid, for college credit only

Modern Luxury is the premier luxury lifestyle publisher in the United States. With titles in the most influential major cities, Modern Luxury excels in capturing the urbane metropolitan lifestyle. In Hawai‘i, Modern Luxury publishes two independent titles, Modern Luxury Hawai‘i and Ala Moana Shopping Magazine. Published four times a year, Modern Luxury Hawai‘i covers the latest trends in arts and culture, cuisine, design and fashion across all of Hawai‘i. Ala Moana Shopping Magazine is published bi–monthly and covers shopping, product and dining trends at the country's largest outdoor shopping center.

Editorial Intern I – General editorial
The editorial intern works directly under the editor–in–chief of Modern Luxury Hawai‘i and will have the chance to become familiar with various aspects of editing a glossy lifestyle publication. Responsibilities will include editorial research, investigation of local trends (arts, food, culture, business), fact checking, proofreading, and writing of web articles. Opportunities to write articles to be published in print may be available per the intern's level of experience.

Qualifications: Applicants should be creative, motivated self–starters with a strong writing ability, attention to detail, and an interest in the arts, culture, design, fashion, food and/or media. Working experience of Microsoft Word and Excel strongly recommended. Knowledge of AP Style is useful but not necessary. Published clippings are a plus.

Editorial Intern II – Fashion/Shopping Speciality
This position will assist the editors–in–chief of both Ala Moana Shopping Magazine and Modern Luxury Hawai‘i and will focus on fashion and retail trends. The intern will work under both the Ala Moana editor–in–chief and the Modern Luxury Hawai‘i editor–in–chief. The candidate should be responsible, well–organized and willing to handle a variety of tasks. Responsibilities will include researching fashion trends, assisting with product pulls and returns, fact checking, identifying new shopping trends.

Qualifications: Applicants should be responsible, well–organized and able to represent the Modern Luxury brand in public. Working experience of Microsoft Word and Excel strongly recommended. The candidate should have an established interest in fashion and shopping.

Editorial Intern III – Editorial and photojournalism specialty
This position will assit the editors–in–chief of both Ala Moana Shopping Magazine and Modern Luxury Hawai‘i. Responsibilities will include photographing products and venues and writing short related pieces. Intern will have the opportunity to identify social events appropriate for the magazine brand. Per candidate experience, there may be the opportunity to cover various social events in Honolulu both as a writer and photographer.

Qualifications: Applicants should be responsible, well–organized, be comfortable in social settings and able to represent the Modern Luxury brand in public. The candidate should have previous coursework in photography as well as have a digital camera and car. Because events take place at different times, candidate should have a flexible schedule. Working experience of Microsoft Word and Excel strongly recommended. The candidate should have good writing ability. A photographic portfolio is a plus.

How to Apply: Interested candidates should send cover letter, resume and clippings (unpublished or published) via post or email to Kai Andersen.

Morris Visitor Publications

Marie Tutko, Editor
1833 Kalakaua Avenue
Honolulu, Hawaii 96814
Phone: 955-2378 | Fax: 955-2379 | Email: marie.tutko@morris.com
Website: http://www.morris.com ; http://www.wheretraveler.com

DEADLINE: January 20, 2010

Hours per week: Flexible
Salary: Course Credit and possible trade

Morris Visitor Publications, publishers of Where Magazine in nearly 50 cities throughout the US and Europe, is seeking an editorial intern in our Honolulu office. Our city guides have been the premier travel brand for more than 70 years, and is used by authors of Lonely Planet.

Interns should have an interest in either magazine or Web writing. There will be opportunities to work on Where Oahu as well as WhereTraveler.com, a website and mobile app which accompanies our print products. Students interested in working on the website should be aware of what's going on around town, especially knowing what new restaurants, bars and retail stores are opening on the island. Some working knowledge of AP Style is a must.

This internship will provide a strong "insider's" knowledge of the process of putting a magazine together, as well as building and updating an effective website. Previous interns here at our Honolulu office are now successfully employed within the media industry.

Qualifications: Journalism majors and students with an interest in magazine writing preferred; some working knowledge of AP style; experience with Mac systems; experience writing for/editing Ka Leo a bonus.

Due to immediate needs, this internship is offered only to Oahu residents.

How to Apply: Please send cover letter, resume and any clippings, if applicable, to Marie Tutko.

National Relocation

Jeff Manson, Managing Member
148 Kaelepulu Drive
Kailua, Hawaii 96734
Phone: 792-7040 | Fax: 792-7005 | Email: info@nationalrelocation.com
Website: http://www.nationalrelocation.com

Writing content and marketing information for our website. Pay is based on a piece price per article or area description. We can keep track of hours and sign off for internship requirements.

Nichi Bei Times

Lisa Masai
2211 Bush Street
San Francisco, California 94115
Phone: (415) 921-6820 | Fax: (415) 921-0770 | Email: jobs@nichibeitimes.com
Website: http://www.nichibeitimes.com

The international award-winning Nichi Bei Times - Northern California's oldest and most respected Japanese American newspaper - is looking for an intelligent, creative, self-motivated, dedicated and hard-working individuals to serve an internship during the summer and potentially beyond.

Japanese language ability a must for Japanese edition interns.

The intern shall be charged with a variety of duties, including writing stories and taking photos as needed. The internship position is available immediately.

Please send cover letter, resume and clips to jobs@nichibeitimes.com

For more information on the Nichi Bei Times, visit www.nichibeitimes.com

UH Manoa School of Communications

Courses

Programs

Available Internships

Internship Guidelines:

Professional Areas

PUBLIC RELATIONS (PR)

Ad 2 Honolulu

American Red Cross, Hawaii State Chapter

AT Marketing LLC

Caron B. Realty

Cherry Pop Revue

Chrissy Lambert Photography

Communications Pacific

Curriculum Research & Development Group (CRDG)

East-West Center

Enterprise Car Rental (Paid)

Grand Pacific Resources, Inc.

Harris Agency

Hawaii Pacific Entertainment

Hawaii Pacific Entertainment

Hawaii Pacific Entertainment

High Technology Development Corporation

International Hospitality Center

Island Events

Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaii

Kahala Mandarin Oriental Hotel

Kanu Hawaii

Life Foundation

Local Apple Representative for UH (PAID)

Madskill Productions

McNeil Wilson Communications

National MS Society

Nella Media Group

'OLELO: The Corporation for Community Television

Pacific LightNet, Inc.

Project Kealahou

Project Vote Smart

Representative Cindy Evans

Sheila Donnelly & Associates

Sheila Donnelly & Associates

Shriners Hospital for Children

Sports Media Relations Office

Ulupono Initiative

University of Hawai‘i Cancer Center

UHM Board of Publications (PAID)

UHM School of Nursing and Dental Hygiene

ZagMana LLC

JOURNALISM

Cherry Pop Revue

H–TV

Spring 2013 Paid Journalism Internships

MARKETING/SALES/ADVERTISING

Aloha Tower Marketplace

CDM Media Inc.

Cherry Pop Revue

COSMO Enterprise, Inc.

Eat the Street/Street Grindz

Emerging New Media

Fashionista's Market

Goin2Travel

Hawaii News Now

Hawaii Pacific Entertainment

Hawaii Youth Conservation Corps (KUPU)

KHNL Hawaii News 8 & K5 The Home Team

Kandell Advertising

Laird Christianson Advertising, Inc.

Oceanic Time Warner

Olomana Loomis ISC

Pacific LightNet, Inc.

PacRim Marketing Group, Inc. (PAID)

Project Kealahou

Prudential Locations

Review of Disability Studies: An International Journal

Sanjo Corporation

Team Vision

Transart Institute - The Unschool Art School

Yelp Honolulu / Yelp.com

VIDEO PRODUCTION

East-West Center