Reason Is Looking for Fall Journalism Interns

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Reason is accepting applications for our FALL 2016 journalism internship through July 1.

The Burton C. Gray Memorial Internship program runs year-round in the Washington, D.C. office. Interns work for 12 weeks and receive a $5,000 stipend.

The job includes reporting and writing for Reason and Reason.com, helping with research, proofreading, and other tasks. Previous interns have gone on to work at such places as The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, ABC News, and Reason itself.

To apply, send your résumé, up to five writing samples (preferably published clips), and a cover letter by the deadline below to:

Gray Internship
Reason
1747 Connecticut Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20009

Electronic applications can be sent to [e-mail], please include "Gray Internship Application" and the season for which you are applying in the subject line.

Summer Internships begin in June, application deadline March 1

Fall Internships begin in September, application deadline July 1

Spring Internships begin in January, application deadline November 1

Internship dates are flexible.  

Looking for a full-time job at Reason? Go here.

Comments

[The Late P Brooks]

The job includes reporting and writing for Reason and Reason.com, helping with research, proofreading, and other tasks.

I'll believe it when I see it.

[commodious spittoon]

At ~$400/week in DC they're too busy fighting off bums and muggers to proofread the articles.

Plus completing the daily links scavenger hunt for Robby, or else they get the hose again.

[Fist of Etiquette]

Stipend? Ohhhhhhhhhhh, no. Interns get a living wage. Maybe Reason hasn't heard, but in this country slavery was actually abolished.

[commodious spittoon]

It's another typo. They meant 5,000 striped end, from the daily floggings.

[Rufus The Monocled]

Does the gig offer free top hats and monocles?

Proofreading? Reason is too cool for that.

[Diane Reynolds (Paul.)]

I hear Lucy's looking for a gig.

[Private Chipperbot]

It's a trap!

[SIV]

If you're really smart and hardworking you can become the editor in 16 years.