Lapham’s Quarterly is looking for a web intern.
The LQ web intern is someone who is both future and past literate. You’ll get the issue online, help with social media, submit texts for the issue, fact check, and most importantly, you’ll write the Déjà Vu blog. This is a serious internship for seriously creative thinkers. Think you’ve got what it takes? Here are the deets.
WEB INTERNSHIP
The web intern should be a creative aggregator and internet obsessive, familiar with history feeds and book blogs, as well as the voice of LQ’s social media. The intern is responsible for writing the Déjà Vu blog, and can also pitch posts for the Roundtable blog. The intern will work closely with the online editor to upload the issue to the website, research images, create newsletters, maintain social media, pitch content to bloggers and websites. Web interns also participate in the editorial process, submitting texts for the magazine. Experience with Movable Type, Tumblr, Twitter, and Photoshop is preferred. Please note this is a full-time internship and it is located in our New York office.Interested candidates should submit a sample Déjà Vu post, a resume, and cover letter to: michelle@laphamsquarterly.org
Internship Dates: January 2-April 15
Application Deadline: December 1