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Fall 2004 PR Internship


Knoxville, Tennessee



Scripps Networks, a division of E.W. Scripps and the parent company of
television brands Home & Garden Television, Food Network, DIY-Do It Yourself
Network, Fine Living, and Shop At Home Network, is looking for an energetic,
detail-oriented public relations intern in our communications department at
the company headquarters in Knoxville, Tenn.



Corporate communications interns at Scripps Networks get multi-faceted,
hands-on experience in a variety of PR disciplines including consumer and
trade media relations, special event planning, employee relations, public
affairs, and presentation services.



Successful candidates for this internship are very goal oriented, work well
in a team environment, and must have a desire to invest in their experience
with us to reach personal and professional goals.



In addition, the intern candidate must:

*         Demonstrate strong writing/editing skills (AP-style proficient);

*         Possess established organizational skills and time-management
capabilities in order to manage multiple deadlines;

*         Articulate their personal goals for the internship as a tool for
mentoring and guidance;

*         Maintain a regular schedule of office hours at least three days
per week at a minimum of 15 hours;

*         Be an active member of PRSSA, PR Concepts or similar student
pre-professional organization;

*         Submit to a pre-employment drug screening;

*         Provide evidence the internship is for credit (no exceptions)



Although this internship is a non-paid position, it is structured so that
our student interns complete their tenure with many valuable professional
experiences to explore and prepare for a career in public relations.



To be considered for our Fall 2004 program, send a resume, cover letter and
three writing samples to Dan Hurst, internship coordinator, at
<mailto:[log in to unmask]> [log in to unmask] Please, no
phone calls.





Deadline to Apply for Fall 2004 Program:


Friday, August 20, 2004