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Internship
Montana
Stockgrowers
Association
Helena,
Mont.
Time
Period:
Full-‐time,
May
24-‐
August
13,
2010
(Approximate)
Compensation:
$5,000
(MSGA
will
pay
for
any
travel
expenses
related
to
the
duties
of
the
position.
Intern
is
responsible
for
his
or
her
own
housing
and
other
expenses
during
the
internship.)
Reports
To:
MSGA
Executive
Vice
President
Applicant
must
meet
the
following
required
qualifications:
• Junior,
senior
or
graduate
student
in
journalism,
communications,
public
relations
or
a
related
field.
• Available
for
the
entire
12-‐week
duration
of
the
position.
• Experienced
in
video
production/editing
and
conducting
interviews.
• Excellent
communication
skills
and
the
ability
to
build
and
maintain
positive
rapport
with
interview
subjects.
• Able
to
create
multimedia
stories
including
video,
photographs
and
well-‐written
articles.
• Website
and
social
media
experience
is
not
required
but
is
a
plus.
Internship
Responsibilities:
Assist
MSGA
in
creating
multimedia
projects
featuring
ranchers
discussing
an
important
issue
that
they
face
on
their
ranches.
The
primary
duty
will
be
to
assist
MSGA
in
creating
multimedia
projects
that
will
be
posted
online
to
help
educate
the
media,
general
public
and
legislators
about
the
important
issues
facing
Montana’s
family
ranchers
today.
The
intern
will
travel
to
ranches
to
interview
ranchers
on
camera
about
issues
such
as
the
Clean
Water
Restoration
Act,
brucellosis,
the
estate
tax,
private
property
rights
and
public
access.
The
intern
will
be
required
to
prep
interviewees,
conduct
the
interview,
shoot
video,
edit
video
and
produce
a
one-‐minute
clip
to
be
uploaded
on
YouTube
and
shared
on
other
social
media
sites.
Multimedia
efforts
will
be
expected
to
include
photographs
and
well-‐written
articles
that
may
be
published
in
our
monthly
newsletter
or
on
our
blog.
Other
duties
will
include
working
with
the
MSGA
communications
staff
to
enhance
the
organization’s
social
media
outreach,
including
creating
unique
content
for
MSGA’s
blog
and
Facebook
page;
issues
research
and
message
crafting;
photography;
reporting
and
writing;
creation
and
organization
of
video
b-‐roll;
and
providing
assistance
at
MSGA’s
summer
Media
Day.
This
internship
is
a
great
opportunity
to
practice
the
skills
that
are
becoming
more
and
more
important
in
the
fields
of
journalism,
public
relations
and
communications.
It
is
also
an
opportunity
to
learn
about
family
ranchers
and
the
livestock
industry
in
Montana.
You
will
meet
some
fascinating
people,
research
challenging
and
complex
issues,
and
have
the
opportunity
to
create
memorable
and
lasting
multimedia
projects.
Please
complete
the
following
application
form
and
submit
it
no
later
than
April
16,
2010.
STUDENT
APPLICATION
FORM
Name:
_________________________________________Date:
_________________________
University
or
College
Name
and
Address:
____________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
Email
Address:
__________________________________Phone:
________________________
Major/Minor:
__________________________________________________________________
Expected
Graduation
Date:
____________________________GPA:_______________________
Dates
Available:
From
___________________
to
___________________
Essay:
Provide
a
500-‐word
essay
describing
your
interest
in
this
position
and
what
kind
of
experiences
you
would
like
to
gain
during
your
internship.
(Attach
a
separate
sheet.)
Please
also
include:
€ Resume
€ Two
letters
of
recommendation
€ A
copy
of
your
official
college
transcript(s)
€ A
sample
of
video,
photography,
writing,
website
or
social
media
work
Mail
or
email
completed
application
form
and
all
accompanying
materials
to
MSGA’s
Intern
Coordinator
no
later
than
April
16,
2010
Intern
Coordinator:
Pam
Chriske
Manager,
HR
&
Office
Administration
Montana
S tockgrowers
A ssociation
420
N orth
C alifornia,
L ower
L evel
Helena,
M T
5 9601
(406)
4 42-‐3420
(406)
4 49-‐5105
F ax
pam@mtbeef.org
Please
direct
all
questions
and
applications
to
Pam
Chriske.