Internships

Editorial or Design Internships

Conducive Chronicle interns may learn to:

Interview
Contribute to story ideas
Plan future issues
Web design and layout
Research and fact check stories
Editorial Photography
Publish and edit articles
Write article introductions
Article layouts
Work on our philanthropic projects

To apply, send an email to natalie(@)conducivemag.com and include the following:

1. An introduction letter telling a little bit about yourself, what you hope to get out of the internship and any relevant experience, and if you are applying to the design or editorial internship

2. Resume

3. Two to three writing samples and/or design work

4. Software programs you are proficient in

5. Start and end dates

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  1. Shanna Prairie says:
    November 13, 2010 at 1:24 AM

    I was wondering if you were only looking for interns. I saw a post for a blogging job and wanted to know if that was still available to apply for.

    Thank you.

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  2. zara lee says:
    March 28, 2012 at 2:26 PM

    i’m interest too.. i’ll try do the best for you

    Thanks

    Zara

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