Paid photo internship application due Jan. 31

From Kanuga Conferences:

“Kanuga Conferences in Hendersonville, N.C., is seeking a talented and responsible photojournalist for a paid summer internship. This is an opportunity to build your portfolio in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains. The job is full-time from June through August and includes housing, meals and salary.

“We’re looking for a versatile photographer who can shoot landscapes and meetings just as well as sports and candids. Responsibilities will include photographing a variety of conferences, camps and guest periods; using SoundSlides to produce a weekly slideshow for summer guest periods; and assisting the communications department with other assignments as needed. Must have demonstrated skill with digital SLR cameras and be proficient in Photoshop.

“The right candidate will be outgoing, professional, organized, creative and flexible. Student yearbook/newspaper experience preferred. Kanuga Conferences is the nation’s largest Episcopal conference center. To apply, send 8-10 samples of your best work, cover letter, resume and three references to harmony.johnson@kanuga.org or Harmony Johnson, Kanuga Conferences, P.O. Box 250, Hendersonville, N.C. 28793. Applications should be received by Jan. 31. EOE”

NASCAR photographer on campus January 17 [location update]

The USC Student Chapter of NPPA kicks of the spring semester with Sam Cranston of Charlotte, NC.

Presentation Tuesday Jan. 17 at 7pm in Russell House 305.

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Sam Cranston documents NASCAR from behind the scenes in his job as Photo Editor for www.scenedaily.com , and for NASCAR Illustrated.

Cranston’s images of the auto industry are captivating. For years, he led the photo staff at Daytona Beach News-Journal, where the world revolves around the Daytona 500.

Cranston will share his insights about various aspects of the photo industry as a photographer and manager for newspapers and magazines, as well as working independently. He is well known for being a strong mentor to young photographers.

Summer Internship in DC

Wolf Trap performing arts non-profit has popular internships.

Find details at http://www.wolftrap.org/Education/Internships_for_College_Students.aspx

Applications due March 1 for summer 2012 positions.

Part-time Web Designer Internship in Columbia

Carolina’s Community Internship Program (CIP) helps connect students and employers. Students who register for JobMate get access to a variety of opportunities here in South Carolina.

Clarke & Company.  Clarke & Company is local to Columbia and has been working with the Community Internship Program for several years.  Their simple mission, “Empower our clients to go above the rest so they can achieve success within their business,” is lived out daily, not only for clients but for those who work in the company as well.  If you are interested in this position, visit JobMate today to apply!  See below for a description.
Clarke and Company Benefits Website: www.clarkebenefits.com

Internship Position: Web Designer

Hours per week: 10-15

Amount of Salary: $8.50/hr

Employment Start Date: ASAP

Job Description: Looking for a web designer who is familiar in the WordPress environment and also has videography experience. We currently have a web page build in WordPress, but need to duplicate the site for another branch of our business. We also need some videography work to be done to enhance our current website. We are willing to work around school schedules.

Qualifications:

This internship is part of the USC Career Center’s Community Internship Program (CIP). Students MUST have a full access JobMate account and must be verified by the Career Center as being CIP eligible before they can be hired. For information on how to obtain a full access account and how to become CIP eligible see www.sc.edu/career/cip

Great student football photos

Way to go #NPPA students Richard Pearce and Lee Walker for great images of #Gamecocks #football bowl game! See The Daily Gamecock photo gallery (too bad it’s in flash…)

Alexia Grant Applications Due Feb. 1

Photojournalism student Alexia Tsairis died tragically in the 1988 terrorist bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland. Her family created The Alexia Foundation to honor her, and it is now one of the most prestigious awards in the industry.

The top prize for students is $15,000+ to fund an internship and personal project at MediaStorm in New York City. Have an summer project you’ve always wanted to work on? This is your chance to finance it!
http://www.alexiafoundation.org/rules/student/

Professional winners will receive $15,000 for production of the proposed project. Professional applications are due Jan. 17.
http://www.alexiafoundation.org/rules/professional/

Huffington Post jobs

HuffPost is hiring for the following positions. Log on to careers.aol.com and input the referral numbers that follow the positions to find them.

 

“A fantastic and growing company”

 

• Sr. UX Designer (NYC) – Requisition # 122061
• Software Engineer (NYC) – Requisition # 122777
• CMS Developer (NYC) – Requisition # 122619
• Social Media Web Developer (NYC) – Requisition # 122618
• Project Manager (NYC) – Requisition # 122741
• Technical Project Manager (NYC) – Requisition # 122740
• Systems Administrator (NYC) – Requisition # 122728
• Interactive Visual Designer (Dulles, VA) – Requisition # 122501
• UX Designer (Dulles, VA) – Requisition # 122503

School mug shots get a makeover

A drop in orders for traditional class photos spawns a new industry. Could be a great business model for Vis Com graduates!

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970204554204577026653195010864.html?mod=WSJ_hpp_MIDDLE_Video_Third

Résumé advice from Forbes

Useful for upcoming grads: the latest trends in what to add (and delete) from your career profile. Thanks, #dougfisher.

Final Cut: Words to Strike from Your Resume – Forbes

http://www.forbes.com/sites/dailymuse/2011/11/04/final-cut-words-to-strike-from-your-resume/

Lighting Workshop Nov 18

Learning how to light can help boost your photography to the next level. Come learn professional lighting techniques at NPPA’s Lighting Workshop on Friday, Nov. 18, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

David Weintraub, VisCom instructor and professional photographer, will show you how to use light to make your pictures look great. We will learn a variety of techniques, from using natural light with reflectors to studio lighting with electronic strobes.

Our school has several different lighting kits that VisCom students can borrow from the Coliseum issue room. Come learn how to use this professional quality equipment at the NPPA lighting seminar.

When: Friday, Nov. 18, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Where: Coliseum CEO room
What to bring: Your digital SLR (if you have one) and your love of great photography!