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Journalism Opportunities March 20 - March 27

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By Monday Memo Editor
Asian American Journalists Association
Los Angeles
Summer 2017 Internship Opportunities
Reporting

 AAJA, Los Angeles has announced their sponsorship of two summer reporting internships this year. One internship is at the Orange County Register and the other is at the Pasadena Star-News. Both internships offer the opportunity to write about local Asian communities. 

 Internship details:

  • Each intern paid $4,000 for 10 weeks
  • Full- time
  • Intern will be assigned a mentor 
  • Free AAJA-LA membership
  • Must be enrolled in an accredited college or university or have graduated within the last six months
How to apply: Deadline is March 31. Send cover letter, resume and clips to Brian Harr, Senior Editor, bharr@scng.com


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