| Chicago Advertising Federation
Juniors and Seniors: Looking for a
chance to study in Chicago?
The Partnership for Success Summer Internship
Program is offering college Juniors and Seniors a chance to work
with Chicago advertising agencies. This is a program that
contributes to ethnic minorities in the Chicago advertising and
marketing industry. This study is designed to provide on the
job training across all ad agency functions. Participants
establish contacts and are better prepared to obtain an entry-level
position with an agency upon graduation.
For more information please
click here to see a fact sheet or
here to apply.
Application deadline is March 3, 2006. If you
have any questions, please email
caf@connect2amc.com . |
| $2,000 Scholarship
Juniors and Seniors: Looking for a
Communication Scholarship?
Student must be of Junior or Senior status as
of September of 2005, majoring in Communications, Journalism, Public
Relations, or a related field with GPA of 2.5 or higher.
To qualify, students must demonstrate the commitment to:
pursue professional career in communications through
educational work
service to the communications field
recommended by 2 references including an instructor of a
communications-related course
submit an essay
submit an official college transcript
be from and attend a college from central Illinois
Applications are due to the Financial Aid
Office MARCH 8, 2006.
for application and more information please
contact Lori Oetting at
loetting@monm.edu |
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Academy
of Television Arts and Sciences Foundation -
Looking for an Internship in Los Angeles?
This program is designed to give full time
students pursing degrees with an in-depth exposure to professional
television production, techniques and practices.
Administrative and production duties will be assigned to all
interns. This Internship pays a $4,000 stipend to
each intern which will be divided into three installments.
Most ATAS internships are located in Los Angeles.
All positions are FULL TIME.
Submission must include:
Cover page indicating:
- name
- permanent home address and phone number (include cell phone and
email address)
- college or university and expected graduation date
- address and phone while attending college
- status: freshman, sophomore, junior, senior, graduate student
- major/minor and GPA
- number and title of category for which you are applying,
plus
- Professional Statement of 300-400
words discussing your professional objectives and the specific
reasons for your choice of category.
- Resume
- Three letters of Recommendation
addressed to the Internship Committee (mailed with your entry if
possible) must be postmarked by March 15th or entry will NOT
be considered.
- Transcript(s) of all college
courses and grades, both college and graduate school, if applicable.
Send materials to:
Academy of
Television Arts and Sciences Foundation
Student
Internship Program
5220 Lankershim
Blvd.
N. Hollywood,
CA 91601-3109
MATERIALS WILL
NOT BE RETURNED
(except:
Animation, Art Direction and Costume Design)
NO FAX OR EMAIL
ENTRIES will be accepted
for more
information or questions please visit:
http://www.emmys.tv/foundation or contact
the Education
Department: (818) 754-2800
POSTMARK
DEADLINE: MARCH 15, 2006 |
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Associated College of the Midwest Chicago Arts Program
Looking for a PAID
summer internship in
Chicago?
The ACM Chicago Arts Program is administering
two PAID summer internships in the arts administration at
the
Chicago Shakespeare Theatre. This Internship gives students
the opportunity to build concrete arts administration job skills and
industry knowledge through exposure to the Theatre's Director of
Planning and Program Development, Marketing department, and front
house staff. There are TWO FULL TIME PAID internship
positions available for a 10 week period beginning mid-June through
mid-August. The internship will include the cost of lodging
in a studio apartment in Canterbury Court Apartments in the Gold
Coast neighborhood.
for more information visit
www.acm.edu/cap
or call 773 529 4458 x10
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| GINT
Feb. 23, 24, 25 at 7:30pm and 2:00pm Feb. 26
Wells Theatre
GINT, an adaptation of Henrik
Ibsen’s Peer Gynt
written by Romulus Linney, opens the Spring, 2006 semester
of activity at the Monmouth College Theatre. Performances of
GINT will be Feb. 23, 24, 25 at 7:30 pm, and 2:00 pm Feb. 26.
Performances will be held in the Wells Theater, located at the
corner of 9th and Broadway on the Monmouth College
campus. Tickets are $4 for Monmouth College students and staff,
$5 for other students and senior citizens, $6 for adults and may
be reserved by contacting Dr. Bill Wallace at (309) 457-2374 or
billw@monm.edu. Due to
mature language and subject matter, GINT is not considered
suitable for young children.
GINT is a wonderful challenge for
us. The show covers over 80 years and features adventures from
all across the globe, so the script puts a premium on ensemble
work and creativity. While three performers, Chris Walljasper as
Gint, Sara Youngs as Oldie Momma, and Stephanie Haas as Sally
Vicks play single characters, the other 7 performers take over
45 roles in the show. The other members of the cast include
Tiela Halpin as Younger Woman, Kelly Winfrey as Woman, Holly
Sanders as Younger Man/Woman, John McElligott as Man, Greg Malak
as Older Man, Kelsey Cole as Other Woman, and Ellen Ehrenhart as
Older Woman.
The story chronicles the life of
Pete Gint, beginning with his youth in the mountains of
Appalachia and following his world wide adventures as he
interacts with many fantastical characters. GINT will be a
challenge for the audience, because the episodic nature of the
piece and its content will stretch many comfort zones. It is,
though, a remarkably effective adaptation of Ibsen’s master
work, and a tale worth our consideration.
GINT is designed by Professor Doug
Rankin, with lighting design by senior Kim Hurley. Junior Leanna
Wilson is serving as the Assistant Director. The play is
directed by Chris Sorensen and Bill Wallace.
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Professor Bruce Gronbeck
Wells Theatre March 16, 2006 6:30 pm Open to the Public
"Oprah/Harpo Inc: Building Oral Cultures
Electronically"
Case study on Oprah and the changing
communication in the media fields
Prof.
Gronbeck is a traditionally trained rhetorician; and as such, has
grown as an academic from the earliest commitment to how public
discourse shapes society in a polis, that needs to be committed to
the highest standards of arête. While he has engaged all of the
recent technological changes that has transformed culture and has
published heavily on the works of Walter Ong, his articulation of
the need for effective public political discourse is moving.
Gronbeck has served ad a visiting senior scholar throughout the
world, and his work is interculturally sensitive.
Gronbeck is the former President of
the National Communication Association and the A. Craig Baird
Distinguished Professor of Public Address. He works primarily in
rhetorical and media studies, with particular interests in
television and politics. He teaches and writes about 20th-century
American cultural studies, contemporary visual politics. He is
Director of the University of Iowa Center for Media Studies and
Political Culture. |
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