Are you considering an internship for Spring quarter? Check out the opportunities below! Let Prof. Chris Green (cgreen1@depaul.edu) know if you’re selected and he will register you for ENG 392, the online internship class worth 4 hours of Elective English credit (the course also counts for your JYEL req. if you need it).
Current Spring Quarter 2018 Internships:
- CHICAGO LITERARY HALL OF FAME INTERNSHIP
ChicaGo Literary Hall of Fame is seeking motivated interns. We need help on a variety of projects requiring research, writing, editing, event planning, fundraising, and graphic design. For more information about the organization, view our website at: http://www.chicagoliteraryhof.org. To apply for an internship, contact Donald G. Evans at donaldgevans@hotmail.com
- SLAG GLASS CITY Editorial Internship (SEE ATTACHMENT)
Please see the attachment re. Editorial Internship positions with Slag Glass City (ignore the old date on the notice), The DePaul English Dept.’s incredible urban nonfiction lit mag run by Prof. Barrie Jean Borich. BBORICH@depaul.edu
- Another Chicago Magazine (ACM)Internship or Paid Office Intern
Editorial Interns:
–Fiction- or Nonfiction-reading of slush pile on Submittable.
–Our poetry editor is handling stuff herself and may appoint an Asst. Poetry Editor
Paid Office Asst.:
Also–I need a paid office intern–$10/hour, about 2 hours a week, 2 miles north of DePaul. Must be reliable. Must be gentle with the paper-shredder (others have broken it). Must be able to alphabetize. Must have common sense. Must be curious about the world and literature. Pleasant working conditions. Mostly consists of filing paper for messy writer. May also be asked to do errands like going to post office, returning library books, doing a little research. Tea and coffee provided, snacks. Must be the kind of person who turns off the light when leaving a room.
Contact the new editor, Sandi Wisenberg
- Internship with CHICAGO REVIEW OF BOOKS
Apply to Adam Morgan chireviewofbooks@gmail.com
We’re looking for editorial and social media help.
Essentially, interning at the CHIRB is a great experience for young writers hoping to break into the publishing or media industries, and/or hoping to add some bylines to their CV.
Past interns have gone on to work at Melville House and WW Norton. There are free books involved, and we provide them with free working space at the Literacenter downtown.
Adam Morgan
Editor-in-chief
Chicago Review of Books
- Social Enterprise Internship with 826CHI (SEE ATTACHMENT)
David | 826CHI [david@826chi.org]
- Internship with Friends of The Chicago River (SEE ATTACHMENT)
Mark Hauser [MHauser@chicagoriver.org]
The Underground 