Academic360.com
A
meta-collection of Internet resources that have been gathered for the
academic job hunter. It includes links to 3015 faculty, staff, and
administrative announcements and is not restricted to teaching
positions.
Foundation for Individual Rights in Education
As
part of FIRE's efforts to educate students about individual rights at
colleges and universities, we offer a ten-week Summer Internship
Program. This internship gives current undergraduates the opportunity
to assist FIRE in defending civil liberties on campuses all across the
country.
The Institute for Humane Studies
Journalism, Movie, Film, TV, Animation, and Video Game Production and other Internship opportunities.
Burn Film School
Burn focuses on the virtuosity of the Judeo-Christian worldview and imparting that into creative media.
Act One
Act One trains and mentors Christians of all denominations for careers in mainstream film and television.
World Journalism Institute
The mission of the World Journalism Institute is to recruit, equip,
place and encourage journalists who are Christians in the mainstream
newsrooms of America.
Accuracy in Academia
Accuracy in Academia, a non-profit research group based in Washington, D. C.,
wants schools to return to their traditional mission-the quest for truth. To
promote this goal, AIA documents and publicizes political bias in education in
Campus Report, its monthly newsletter.
AIA also runs an internship program. Interns at Accuracy in Academia write for the Campus Report, a monthly
newsletter, and both AIA websites.
Christian Trial Lawyers Association
The
Christian Trial Lawyers Association exists to advance Christian
principles as they co-exist with the practice of legal work and to
demonstrate professional competence and godliness while defending
Christian values in the public sector.
ADF National Litigation Academy
ADF launched the National Litigation Academy - a state-of-the-art lawyer
training project - in 1997. The Academy sessions consist of worship and
devotional activities, banquets, theological exhortation, worldview analysis,
fellowship, common meals, and joyful interaction. They feature an intense
course of study conducted by some of the top law school professors,
litigators, and constitutional experts in the country. These experts instruct on
public interest practice topics such as the Free Exercise Clause of the First
Amendment, the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment, Equal Access law, 42
USC § 1983 actions, Family and Marriage law, legal aid to the poor, and other
matters.
K12Jobs.com
Serving a million
teachers and administrators
per year, K!@jobs.com is the number one web site for K-12 jobs and
teaching positions according to Google, Yahoo and MSN.
The National Journalism Center
The
National Journalism Center (NJC) is an unusual venture in journalism
education: Devoted to accuracy, balance, and comprehension of the
issues, it has trained scores of students every year for over a quarter
of a century in the skills of press work, and assigned them internships
at cooperating media locations.
Founded by M. Stanton Evans in
1977, more than 1,600 alumni have graduated from NJC's 12-week training
sessions, and we estimate some 900 of these have gone on to media and
media-related positions. Among the media outlets where NJCers have
worked after the completion of the program are the New York Times,
Washington Post, USA Today, and Wall Street Journal; ABC, CBS, NBC,
PBS, NPR, CNN, MSNBC, CNBC and C-SPAN; Time, Newsweek, New Yorker,
Harper's, Esquire, National Geographic, Readers' Digest, Wired, George,
Details, Stuff and Forbes; AP, UPI, Dow Jones Newswire, Bloomberg News
Service, Copley News Service, Knight Ridder News Service, and hundreds
more. In addition, NJC alumni have written more than 100 books among
them, many of which developed from projects at the NJC.
The Reynolds Institute
The
Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute (RJI) is journalism's advanced
studies center. Experts at RJI develop and test ways to improve
journalism through new technology and improved processes. In
partnership with media organizations and nonprofits, RJI delivers
technological and strategic innovations in journalism and advertising.
Searle Young Legal Scholars Research Fellowships
Up
to two junior tenure-track faculty members will receive funding to take
a semester-long research leave in order to make major progress on an
important scholarly article.Fellows will receive a stipend set at a
level reasonably comparable to their salary for half of a year. The
stipend will be sufficient to enable fellows to take negotiated leaves
from teaching duties in order to devote themselves full time to
production of a significant piece of legal scholarship. In addition,
fellows will receive advice and feedback on their project from a member
of the Fellowship Selection Committee. The leave should begin no later
than the middle of the 2009-2010 academic year.
Poynter.org
Poynter.org
is one of the most comprehensive journalism sites around. If you are
interested in any form of journalism, this site is a must. Features
everything from online discussions to story ideas to opportunities for
training and employment.
Salt Institute for Documentary Studies
Graduate
and undergraduate students attend the Salt Institute to study
documentary radio, writing, or photography. The program entails fifteen
weeks of intensive, extensive field research coupled with workshops and
seminars. Throughout the semester, students gather cultural materials
and develop their craft in order to create documentaries of
professional caliber.
The Law School Admission Council
The
Law School Admission Council (LSAC) is a nonprofit corporation whose
members are more than 200 law schools in the United States, Canada, and
Australia. It was founded in 1947 to coordinate, facilitate, and
enhance the law school admission process. The organization also
provides programs and services related to legal education.
All
law schools approved by the American Bar Association (ABA) are LSAC
members. Fifteen Canadian law schools recognized by a provincial or
territorial law society or government agency are also included in the
voting membership of the Council.
Law.com
Law.com
connects legal professionals to more than 20 award-winning national and
regional legal publications online, including The American Lawyer, The
National Law Journal, New York Law Journal and Legal Times, and
delivers top legal news electronically to a growing national and global
audience of subscribers each day on The Newswire.
College-scholarships.com
The
College Scholarships, Colleges, and Online Degrees page is designed to
offer college-bound, graduate school-bound, and career school bound
students of all ages information easy access to information about a
wide variety of subjects which include:
· Free college scholarship and financial aid searches.
· SAT and ACT test preparation tips, and more.
· Colleges and universities throughout the United States.
· Online degree and online college programs
Baltimore Actors' Theatre
The
Baltimore Actors' Theatre (BAT Productions) was founded in 1959 by
Helen Grigal. Since its inception, BAT has been a multi-faceted
operation providing myriad cultural and entertainment activities for
its audiences and members. BAT has a large membership of performers
spanning all ages. Its versatility is enhanced by its ability to not
only give members a year-round performing venue, but additionally to
provide training in all three disciplines: Music, Drama, Dance.
CUNY Graduate School of Journalism
The
Master of Arts degree in journalism at CUNY’s Graduate School of
Journalism is a new, intensive, three-semester program designed to
prepare gifted graduate students for a wide variety of careers in the
field of journalism.
This full-time program offers students a
course of study that is both broad and deep, emphasizing the eternal
verities of the journalistic profession while providing ample
opportunities for specialization.
There can be no more dynamic
environment in which to learn and work than New York City. The city is
the media capital of the world, and the Graduate School of Journalism
is situated in its very heart.
The Samuel Adams Scholarship for Journalism
Do
you consider yourself a talented young journalist? Then you’ll be
excited to learn that Patrick Henry College is offering exceptional
Christian journalism students the opportunity of a lifetime.
Patrick
Henry College is offering three scholarships for highly-qualified
applicants to the College’s Journalism Major. We will be awarding one
$10,000 scholarship and two $5,000 scholarships. These privately funded
scholarships will make it more financially viable for talented,
dedicated young people to take advantage of the unique education
opportunities available to Journalism students at PHC.
Orange County High School of the Arts
Established
in 1987, the Orange County High School of the Arts (OCHSA) provides a
creative, challenging and nurturing environment that offers bright and
talented students unparalleled preparation for higher education and a
profession in the arts.
This premier public charter school
currently serves more than 1,380 students in grades 7-12 from 92 cities
throughout Southern California.
As one of the
premier arts schools in the nation, the Orange County High School of
the Arts embraces and encourages artistic creativity and academic
excellence. This innovative public charter school provides a uniquely
challenging and nurturing environment focused on individual growth,
opportunity, and diversity. The U.S. Department of Education and the
National Endowment for the Arts have recognized the Orange County High
School of the Arts as a model arts education program. The school is
accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).
| Heartland Film Festival
The
Heartland Film Festival features student and professional films that
celebrate the positive aspects of life. Their call for films to feature
in the 2008 festival is on now.
National Arts Journalism Program
The
National Arts Journalism Program seeks to improve the quality of arts
and cultural journalism, as well as its prestige in American newsrooms.
The Harvey
Fellows
The Harvey Fellows Program seeks to encourage Christian
graduate students to integrate their faith and vocation and pursue leadership
positions in strategic fields where Christians tend to be under-represented. Our
goal is to empower students who evidence the passion and ability to lead others
as they participate in God's work to redeem society's structure.
The Blackstone Fellowship
The Blackstone Legal Fellowship is a nine-week summer leadership
development program in law and servant ministry, the first of its kind
and unlike any summer legal internship program offered in America. It
is a rigorous program for exceptionally capable and highly motivated
Christian law students from law schools across the nation
The National Association of Scholars
NAS was founded in 1987, soon after Allan Bloom’s surprise best-seller,
The Closing of the American Mind, alerted Americans to the ravages
wrought by illiberal ideologies on campus. The founders of NAS summoned
faculty members from across the political spectrum to help defend the
core values of liberal education.
Journalism Jobs
JournalismJobs.com was founded in August 1998 by Dan Rohn, a former copy editor
and writer with The Washington Post, editor with America Online, and Washington,
D.C.-based stringer for Money Magazine. JournalismJobs.com is the largest and
most-visited resource for journalism jobs, and receives between 2.5 to 3 million
page views a month.
Hollywood Connect
Hollywood
Connect is a ministry that serves to welcome,equip, and educate
Christians working in the Hollywood Arts, Media and Entertainment
industry to fulfill their God-given calling. Whether serving newcomers
to Hollywood or long-time residents, the goal of Hollywood Connect is
to encourage a holistic to life as a Believer in the Industry by
offering guidance and resources in the professional, practical and
spiritual arenas.
ISI Collegiate Network
The Collegiate Network was established in 1979 to focus public awareness on the
politicization of American college and university classrooms, curricula, student
life, and the resulting decline of educational standards. To achieve this
mission, the Network provides financial and technical assistance to student
editors and writers at scores of independent publications at leading colleges
and universities around the country. These publications have a combined annual
distribution of more than two million copies. Assistance includes annual
operating grants, mentoring sessions, annual training conferences, extensive
guidance from experienced professionals, editorial resources, an online magazine
showcasing student journalism, and year-long fellowships and summer internships
at leading national media outlets.
American Film Renaissance
AFR
celebrates timeless American values through the production,
distribution and showcasing of films that reflect the enduring and
inspiring principles of individual freedom (such as free speech, free
enterprise, and freedom of worship), rugged individualism and the
triumph of the human spirit, and through supporting filmmakers who
share our mission.
Foundation for Economic Education
Since
1946 the Foundation for Economic Education has never wavered from its
vital mission: to foster liberty and prosperity for everyone by
changing the climate of ideasundefinedone mind at a time. The Foundation
carries out this mission by continually deepening the understanding of
a free society and by passing this knowledge on to individuals
everywhere.Anyone over the age of 18 may apply for a FEE summer
seminarundefinedwhether a full-time or part-time student, a parent, a teacher,
or a professional. High school graduates under the age of majority may
attend with a parental chaperone.
The Moving Pictures Institute
The
Moving Picture Institute identifies and nurtures promising filmmakers
who are committed to protecting and sustaining a free society, and
supports their work through grants, travel scholarships, awards,
internships, training workshops, and networking opportunities.
The Leadership Institutes's Journalism Training
The
Student Publications Workshop is an intensive four-hour workshop which
gives you the tools to hit the ground running. Training sessions focus
on recruiting a staff, defining your mission, fundraising, and many
other topics to get your publication started immediately.
Graduates
of the Student Publications Workshop are eligible to apply for the
Walter Kandel Balance in Media Grant which helps new publications get
off the ground by contributing up to $800 for the first issue.
International Law Students Association
The
International Law Students Association is a non-profit association of
students and lawyers who are dedicated to the promotion of
international law. ILSA provides students with opportunities to study,
research, and network in the international legal arena. The
organization's activities include academic conferences, publications,
the global coordination of student organizations, and the
administration of the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court
Competition.
Chronicle Careers
Chronicle
Careers is the employment guide of the Chronicle of Higher Education,
the No. 1 source of news, information, and jobs for college and
university faculty members and administrators.
Based in
Washington, D.C., The Chronicle has more than 70 full-time writers and
editors, as well as 17 foreign correspondents positioned around the
world.
Society of Professional Journalists' Scholarships
The
Society of Professional Journalists' Internship and Scholarship page
offers numerous opportunities for training and development in the
field.
High School Journalism.org
The
ASNE High School Journalism Initiative helps scholastic journalism
develop and flourish. Our efforts are growing a diverse generation of
fledgling journalists and imparting a deeper appreciation of the First
Amendment among all teens. ASNE is a membership organization of top
U.S. newspaper editors.
Compass Film Academy
Compass
Arts started in 1997 as a non-profit production company creating
promotional films for other non-profit organizations traditionally
unable to afford campaigns with high production value. After training a
number of interns on set, it was decided to start offering classes in
producing and screenwriting. In 2000, Compass Academy was born.
Early
on, the Academy only taught a few, multi-week classes. Over time, a
Resident Artist program was established to continue mentoring alumni in
their careers.
In 2006, Compass rolled out a larger, full-year
film curriculum in its move toward a multi-year film program: Compass
Film Academy. Staff and Adjunct Faculty were added to further enhance
the program. Students in the class of 2008 come from nine different
states.
Since becoming a school in 2000, over 550 students have graduated from our classes.
The Russell Kirk Center's Residential Fellows Program
The
Kirk Center's Residential Fellows Program affords students and scholars
the ideal conditions in which they can conduct important research and
writing. Fellows write books, essays, reviews, and theses while staying
at Piety Hill for periods ranging from a few months to one year.
Frequent in-house seminars formalize an already close and stimulating
intellectual environment.
The Residential Fellows Program is
organized to accommodate and integrate the varying levels of education
and experience, as well as the diverse objectives, of those seeking a
Center Fellowship. Those accepted to the Center's program are
designated as Senior Fellows, Graduate Fellows, or Junior Fellows. The
director of the Fellows program works to help each Fellow secure a
professional position or pursue an educational opportunity.
In
addition to hosting Fellows from some of America's most distinguished
academic institutions, the Kirk Center has also welcomed as Fellows
scholars and students from Austria, Britain, France, Holland, Germany,
Italy, Yugoslavia, Poland, Russia, and the Czech Republic—giving the
Center an important international dimension.
Eric Breindel Collegiate Journalism Award
The
Eric Breindel Memorial Foundation: “Love of country and its democratic
institutions as well as the act of bearing witness to the evils of
totalitarianism.”
The Eric Breindel Collegiate Journalism Award,
which began in 2006, offers winners a cash prize of $10,000, as well as
a paid internship of his or her choice at either Fox News Channel, The
Wall Street Journal, or the New York Post. In addition, residential
housing in New York City will be provided for the winner for the
duration of the internship position, if necessary.
The Object:
Work which best reflects the spirit that animated the writings of Eric
Breindel: Love of country and its democratic institutions as well as
the act of bearing witness to the evils of totalitarianism.
Entries for the the Collegiate Journalism Award must be postmarked no later than Friday, April 23, 2010.
| The Independent Women's Forum Internships
The Independent Women's Forum seeks talented junior fellows for a full-time,
unpaid internship in our Washington, DC office. Internships are available in the
summer, fall semester, and spring semester. Approximate length for the
internship is three months. Junior Fellows assist IWF staff in research,
analysis, writing, and event planning.
The Christian Legal Society's Law Student Ministries
The
Christian Legal Society offers a number of resources for law students
including conferences and links to scholarships. Their mission is "to
train and encourage Christian law students, law professors, and
practicing lawyers to seek and study Biblical truth, including the
natural law tradition, as it relates to law and legal institutions."
The Washington Journalism Center
The Washington
Journalism
Center is an advanced,
experiential semester on Capitol Hill that will cultivate professional news
skills and encourage students to think through the implications of being a
Christian working in the news media in a city that is home to the powerful and
the powerless.
Cinema Vita Film Festival
Movies
shape public opinion and influence our culture.We are looking for short films that focus on the dignity of life.
The Second Annual Cinema Vita Film Festival is scheduled for early
Spring 2009. This later timetable will give those submitting films next year
additional time to perfect their art. We are also looking at expanding the
length of the movies submitted and offering categories of 3-to-5 minutes and
also 10-to-20 minutes. Please watch our website throughout the year for new
developments on the Festival.
Association of Community Colleges Job Center
In
service since 1920, the American Association of Community Colleges has
aptly been called the "voice of America's community colleges." The
Association represents and advocates for more than 1,200
associate-degree granting institutions enrolling more than 12 million
students – almost half of all U.S. undergraduates.
InterMission Hollywood
Founded in 1987,
INTERMISSION is a dynamic and unique organization that has its finger
on the pulse of the entertainment industry. It is comprised of more
than 5000 entertainment professionals who have a love for Jesus Christ,
a passion for excellence, and a desire to effect moral change on
popular culture. Our mission is to build community, equip and edify
believers and foster excellence among Christian professionals in the
entertainment industry so that we can individually and corporately have
a greater impact on shaping the moral fiber of the industry.
Lawjobs.com
Build
your resume and cover letter, set up your job alerts and start your
search for the job that will put your career on the right track.
The National Journalism Center
The
National Journalism Center (NJC) is an unusual venture in journalism
education: Devoted to accuracy, balance, and comprehension of the
issues, it has trained scores of students every year for over a quarter
of a century in the skills of press work, and assigned them internships
at cooperating media locations.
Founded by M. Stanton Evans in
1977, more than 1,600 alumni have graduated from NJC's 12-week training
sessions, and we estimate some 900 of these have gone on to media and
media-related positions. Among the media outlets where NJCers have
worked after the completion of the program are the New York Times,
Washington Post, USA Today, and Wall Street Journal; ABC, CBS, NBC,
PBS, NPR, CNN, MSNBC, CNBC and C-SPAN; Time, Newsweek, New Yorker,
Harper's, Esquire, National Geographic, Readers' Digest, Wired, George,
Details, Stuff and Forbes; AP, UPI, Dow Jones Newswire, Bloomberg News
Service, Copley News Service, Knight Ridder News Service, and hundreds
more. In addition, NJC alumni have written more than 100 books among
them, many of which developed from projects at the NJC.
Bill Of Rights Institute
Do
you know your rights? Are you looking for help with classroom
assignments, or maybe looking to learn more about citizenship? Are
freedom and liberty important to you, and do you want to know more
about what it takes to preserve them? The Bill of Rights Institute has
a number of programs and resources that can help you do these things.
Job-Hunt.org-Academia
Job-Hunt.org
-Academia provides searchable notices of open positions in academic
institutions as well as links to other career resources.
Filmmaking.net
Founded
in 1994, filmmaking.net is one of the oldest filmmaking resources on
the Internet. The site provides reference and a community for new and
independent filmmakers around the world.
Accuracy in Academia
Accuracy
in Academia, a non-profit research group based in Washington, D. C.,
wants schools to return to their traditional mission-the quest for
truth. To promote this goal, AIA documents and publicizes political
bias in education in Campus Report, its monthly newsletter.
Academic Careers Online
Academic
Careers Online includes faculty, teacher, research, post doc, adjunct,
library, administrative and senior management positions at (community)
colleges, universities, research institutes, and schools around the
world.
American Center for Law and Justice
The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) focuses on constitutional law and is based in Washington, D.C.
Through
our work in the courts and the legislative arena, the ACLJ is dedicated
to protecting your religious and constitutional freedoms.
In
addition to providing its legal services at no cost to our clients, the
ACLJ focuses on the issues that matter most to you – national security,
protecting America’s families, and protecting human life.
FilmSchools.com
Find
and compare film schools, film degree programs, and workshops in the
United States and abroad. And see our film career guides to help start
or advance your career as a director, producer, editor, or writer.
EdNews.org
EducationNews.org
is a fresh approach to the age-old problem of increasing coverage of
education news. Unfortunately, education is not a topic that news
organizations are able to provide premium coverage to all the time,
thus ironically, all education experts face the same problem - the
difficulty of educating the public.
Art Careers, Jobs & Salaries
You're
creative. You love to draw, paint, sculpt, write, or design. But what
does it take to have a career as an artist? What paths can or should
you pursue, and how valid is the stereotype of the starving artist?
Pursuing a career as a full-time artist is possible, if you have the
passion and the energy.
Career Paths
Artists can typically be categorized into four groups:
- Art Directors: Art directors develop design concepts for media pieces and oversee the entire creation and production process.
- Craft Artists: Craft artists hand-make objects, such as candles, tapestries, quilts, and pottery, to be sold or shown.
- Fine
Artists: Fine artists create items such as paintings, sculpture, and
illustrations that are often displayed in museums and galleries.
- Multimedia Artists: Multimedia artists create images for film, video and other forms of electronic media.
Go to artschools.com to learn more.
C.S. Lewis College
The
C.S. Lewis Foundation has long envisioned establishing C.S. Lewis
College in the U.S. as a fully accredited Christian institution of
Great Books and Visual and Performing Arts. That vision is now about to
become a reality as plans move forward to launch C.S. Lewis College on
the beautiful campus in Northfield, Massachusetts, recently acquired
for this purpose from Northfield Mount Hermon School. This property has
been purchased for the use of C.S. Lewis College by Hobby Lobby, a
privately held retail chain of arts and crafts stores based in Oklahoma
City, OK.
Subject to securing all appropriate approvals, C.S. Lewis College currently plans to commence instruction in Fall 2012.
The 2010 Robert Novak Journalism Fellowship Program
In
1994, The Phillips Foundation inaugurated the Robert Novak Journalism
Fellowship Program to award fellowship grants to working print and
online journalists who share the Foundation's mission to advance
constitutional principles, a democratic society and a vibrant free
enterprise system. The fellowships are named in honor of Robert Novak,
a Phillips Foundation founding trustee who provided the inspiration for
this program. Applicants propose a one-year writing project on a topic
of their choosing, focusing on journalism supportive of American
culture and a free society. In addition, the Foundation awards separate
fellowships on the environment, on free enterprise, and on law
enforcement.
Print and online journalists with
less than 10 years of professional experience are eligible to apply for
the fellowship program. Annually, The Phillips Foundation awards
full-time $75,000 platinum fellowships, full-time $50,000 gold
fellowships, part-time $25,000 silver fellowships, and special Alumni
Fund fellowships.
The application deadline for the 2010 Robert Novak Journalism Fellowship Program is February 22, 2010.
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