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Paid Literary Internship in NYC
This is a fantastic organization, and a great opportunity for anyone who wants to get into publishing....
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Call for Interns at The Asian American Writers' Workshop!
Paid Summer Internships ($500)
The Asian American Writers' Workshop is a non-profit literary arts
organization dedicated to the creation, development, publication and
dissemination of Asian American Literature. We hold numerous events and
writing workshops, publish works through our Small Press Division, hold
youth writing workshops and programs, offer fellowships, run the Annual
Asian American Literary Awards Ceremony and operate a reading room of Asian
American literature.
The Workshop is looking for 2 interns to assist with public programs, work
with youth and general tasks. We are especially interested in interviewing
individuals who have extensive computer experience, including HTML, Quark,
Photoshop and familiarity with MAC OS.
Internships are open to all college students from various educational
backgrounds. Interns will be chosen based on previous work experience,
relevant studies and career goals, as well as consideration to diversity.
-- Internship program begins the second week of June 2004 to late August 2004 (approx 12 weeks).
-- College credit is available.
-- A stipend of $500 will be offered.
-- Interns will receive numerous benefits, such as discounts and free writing workshop classes.
-- Applications are accepted on a rolling basis until all positions are filled.
The Workshop is located in midtown Manhattan, New York City.
Travel, housing and other related costs are not included.
Internship Applications are available for download at www.aaww.org
To apply, mail or fax your cover letter, resume and the application form to:
Internships
The Asian American Writers' Workshop
16 West 32nd St, Ste 10A
New York NY 10001
fax to 212-494-0062
For more information, please check www.aaww.org or call 212-494-0061
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Call for Interns at The Asian American Writers' Workshop!
Paid Summer Internships ($500)
The Asian American Writers' Workshop is a non-profit literary arts
organization dedicated to the creation, development, publication and
dissemination of Asian American Literature. We hold numerous events and
writing workshops, publish works through our Small Press Division, hold
youth writing workshops and programs, offer fellowships, run the Annual
Asian American Literary Awards Ceremony and operate a reading room of Asian
American literature.
The Workshop is looking for 2 interns to assist with public programs, work
with youth and general tasks. We are especially interested in interviewing
individuals who have extensive computer experience, including HTML, Quark,
Photoshop and familiarity with MAC OS.
Internships are open to all college students from various educational
backgrounds. Interns will be chosen based on previous work experience,
relevant studies and career goals, as well as consideration to diversity.
-- Internship program begins the second week of June 2004 to late August 2004 (approx 12 weeks).
-- College credit is available.
-- A stipend of $500 will be offered.
-- Interns will receive numerous benefits, such as discounts and free writing workshop classes.
-- Applications are accepted on a rolling basis until all positions are filled.
The Workshop is located in midtown Manhattan, New York City.
Travel, housing and other related costs are not included.
Internship Applications are available for download at www.aaww.org
To apply, mail or fax your cover letter, resume and the application form to:
Internships
The Asian American Writers' Workshop
16 West 32nd St, Ste 10A
New York NY 10001
fax to 212-494-0062
For more information, please check www.aaww.org or call 212-494-0061