Social Media Communications Intern - Fall/Winter 2022

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Program Duration: October 3, 2022 - April 14, 2023

Join NPR’s Communications division as the Winter 2021: Media Relations Intern, supporting NPR’s public relations. This intern will contribute to a fast-paced, creative and collaborative team telling the story behind NPR’s journalism, people, events, products and more.

You’ll be supporting NPR’s media relations efforts to get NPR in front of new audiences and planning and executing content for the NPR Extra suite of corporate public relations social media channels. You must have a creative eye and stay ahead of social media trends.

Does this sound like you? If so, we want to hear from you. All applications must include a resume, cover letter, and portfolio to be considered.  

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