On-Air Panelist Contest

FRED ROGGIN'S: THE CHOICE

DEADLINE: SEPT. 4 AT 12 P.M.

If you know sports then you should know NBC sports anchor, Fred Roggin.

Fred Roggin is hosting an exciting new contest that could jump start somebody’s sports media career. It’s called The Choice and it gives anybody without professional media experience a chance to be a panelist on his weekly LA sports show, Going Roggin.

Interested candidates can submit a 30 second video on why you deserve to be part of "Going Roggin."

More details on how to apply and eligibility are on the link below.

http://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/sports/The-Choice-439265273.html

Journalism Media Showcase

Internship Opportunity

LOS ANGELES TIMES INTERNSHIP PROGRAM Interested in working with some of the best journalists around? The Times offer 10 weeks of intensive, hands-on experience in a region where big stories are the norm. They place interns throughout the L.A. Times: Metro/Local, Foreign/National, Sports, Business, Features (Home, Image, Travel, Food, Mind & Body), Arts & Entertainment, Editorial Pages, Photography/Video, Data Desk, Visualization and Data, Design, Website/Audience Engagement and in our Sacramento and Washington, D.C., bureaus. (Their copy editing intern is selected through the Dow Jones News Fund's national selection process, and that deadline is Nov. 1, 2017.) These are paid internships and placements usually run from June to late August. They do not have fall or spring internships. Click here , to see what opportunities there are and what the qualifications are.

Mentor Program Opportunity February 20-February 24

NPR Next Generation Radio Annenberg School at USC Students at Cal State schools in greater Los Angeles and the University of Southern California, this one's for you. NPR’s Next Generation Radio is now accepting applications for our non-narrated audio and digital media storytelling project at the Annenberg School at USC March 13-17. Apply by midnight PST Wednesday February 23 https://nextgenradio.wufoo.com/forms/m1hrmmou0vnz2ee/ This program seeks to increase diversity in public media through hands-on training and mentorship. Students get to spend a week with their own professional mentor, working on NPR style audio stories, video, social media and web content. There is no cost to apply or be admitted into the program. (Students pay travel and food expenses though). This program is sponsored by the Institute for Empowerment and Diversity at Annenberg (IDEA) Student work from last year is here: http://nextgenradio2016.uscstoryspace.com

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