Websites for the College of Mass Communications
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* American Advertising Federation
This site provides valuable information that keeps you informed about
conferences, professional development, internships, and full-time job
opportunities. Click on "college connection" for information that helps you
prepare for the transition into the advertising industry, or see the "jobs" link
at the bottom of the page.
* Association of National Advertisers
Click on "job ops" for job postings you can search by region or category, or use
other areas of this site to learn more about the advertising industry.
* American Association of Advertising
Agencies
Job postings are accessible by members only, however, you may use the roster of
members to identify potential employers, as well as gather useful industry
information and upcoming events.
* Advertising
Age's Online Job Bank
Job postings in the advertising industry, including such areas as advertising
sales, ad copywriting, account management, art direction and more.
* Adweek
Click on "classifieds" for jobs in advertising, including such areas as sales,
marketing, graphic design, account management, tv / radio sales, traffic
management, etc.
* AmericanAdAgencies.com
Search this directory of the top agencies in the US and connect to their
individual websites to access job opportunities.
Advertising World
Use this directory hosted by the University of Texas at Austin to locate advertising-related information in more than 80
different categories. This site can serve as a nice directory of potential
employers.
* Advertising Media Internet Center
National listing of job opportunities in advertising, internet media, and sales.
You will need to provide registration information to access the job listings,
but there is no cost.
* The Advertising Research Foundation
Members of this organization work in advertising, marketing and media research. Under "About the ARF" you will
find jobs and internships with the ARF or use the "Member List" for
networking.
* Web Advertising Jobs
Search for jobs in online advertising, research salary information, post a
resume, or sign up for an email notification service that will inform you of
available jobs that fit your profile and area of interest.
* American Marketing Association
Click on "job board and career services" to search job postings, review
salary data for the marketing field, or post a resume to this site.
* MarketingJobs.com
Jobs posted on this site are professional employment opportunities in marketing,
advertising, public relations, sales and much more. All positions are within the
United States - search by state or by job function. You may also post a resume
on this site.
* Directmarketingcareers.com
Where direct marketing professionals can search job listings and/or sign up
for a job matching service that emails you when new jobs that fit you are
posted.
Editing (includes positions in writing as well)
* American
Copy Editors Society
Click on "job bank" under "site features" to access job postings of
interest to editors. You may either sign up for the listserv and receive job
announcements as they are posted, or you can search them on the website.
Positions are mainly for those in newspaper copy editing. Scholarship
information is also available.
* American Society of Newspaper Editors
An excellent site. ASNE is the nation's oldest and largest newspaper
editors group. Click on "careers" for internship and job listings, as well as
information on how to get into the field and an online book on how to discover
if a newspaper career is for you.
* American Association of Sunday
and Feature Editors
Click on links to connect to state newspapers and national associations, or
click on “jobs” to access positions in newspaper writing and editing,
particularly in feature areas such as art, food, travel, etc.
* Investigative Reporters and Editors
This site provides educational resources for investigative reporters. Click on
"the job center" for available positions.
* The American Society of Magazine
Editors
Click on "internships" for information about their program, or in the top
right corner click on "find a job" for full-time listings as well as career and
salary information.
* Ed2010
This is a great site for eager magazine editors and magazine-editor wannabes
who want to learn more about the industry. Network with colleagues, find
an on-line mentor, search job listings, search the glossary, use the links to
access magazines and newspapers, and more.
* Society of American Business
Editors and Writers
Search jobs and internships related to writing business documents
for companies, or copy for the business section of newspapers, magazines, etc..
You will first need to register for free to this site.
* American Society of Business Publication
Editors
Click on “job connection” for positions available in the business press as
well as links to business publishers' sites. Postings are slanted
toward editing, but some involve writing or management as well. Salary reports
also available.
Editorial Freelancers Association
Members of this association include self-employed editors, writers,
indexers, proofreaders, researchers, desktop publishers, translators, and
others. Search the membership directory to network with others in fields
you’re considering. Members only will receive emails with job postings
from the association.
* USC - Websites
for the College of Education
From another section of the University of South Carolina Career Center
webpage. This page will link you to numerous sites pertaining to
education-related opportunities.
* Broadcast Education
Association
If you are interested in teaching and research search this site for jobs in
universities and research institutes.
* The Association for Education in
Journalism and Mass Communications
Scroll down and search these job postings for positions teaching (mostly
college level) in journalism or various areas of communication.
Journalism
Education Association
Links to all kinds of national, regional and state professional associations
related to the intersection of journalism and education (includes organizations
related to teaching journalism or advising student media groups).
* Student Press.org
This site connects you to both the National Scholastic Press Association as
well as the Associated College Press. Both organizations are for people
interested in serving as a journalistic publication adviser in the education
setting. Under the Associated College Press section see "ACP Jobs" and be sure
to click on "search our database" under "students".
South Carolina Scholastic
Press Association
If you're interested in serving as a journalistic publication adviser in the
education setting, this association will interest you. The South Carolina
Scholastic Press Association is dedicated to the advancement of scholastic
journalism in South Carolina. Explore publications and workshops, as well as links to other
related sites.
* College Media Advisors
Click on “jobs” for positions in collegiate media, advising and teaching.
* USC
- Websites for the College of Liberal Arts (General)
From another section of the University of South Carolina Career Center
website. This page will link you to opportunities in meeting planning and
event coordination.
* USC
- Websites for the College of Liberal Arts (General)
From another section of the University of South Carolina Career Center
website. This page will link you to opportunities in development or
fundraising.
General
(Sites include information from all areas of
journalism: TV, radio, newspapers, magazines, public relations, etc.)
Journalism & Mass
Communication Salary Surveys
The Annual Surveys of Journalism and Mass Communication Graduates are
designed to monitor the employment rates and salaries of graduates of journalism
and mass communication programs in the United States, including Puerto Rico.
These surveys provide excellent job outlook and salary data. Use the links
under “recent reports” and be sure to view the complete survey (in PDF format)
using the link at the bottom of each page.
Gebbie Press
This company produces the "All-in-one" directory which we carry in the Career
Center Library. However, use the "media links" section online for a
comprehensive listing of radio and television stations, daily and weekly
newspapers, magazines and state press associations. Once you link, you'll
find jobs posted on many of these individual websites.
* JournalismJobs.com
Excellent (and lengthy) database of jobs in publishing, newspapers, magazines,
broadcast (TV and radio), online media and public relations. Includes lots of
internship opportunities.
* J-Jobs
Search for jobs by category includes such categories as internships, journalism
education, magazines & newsletters, new media, newspapers and wire services,
photojournalism, and radio. These jobs are posted on the JOURNET listserv as
well as on this site.
*
JobLink for Journalists
Search the job postings or use the "sites" section to access directories of
newspapers, magazines, and television / radio stations.
* JournalismNext.com
This site targeted to minority journalists and media professionals posts
hundreds of jobs for anyone in the journalism industry.
* Writers Write: Journalism
This mega-site for information related to writing, contains a specialty
section for journalism, including journalism employment, journalism links,
journalism schools, journalism message boards and more.
* The Missouri School of
Journalism Job Bank
The Missouri School of Journalism maintains a nice list of internship and
job openings throughout the nation on this site. Categories include:
advertising and public relations, magazine, online, photo, print, radio
and television, internships, scholarships and miscellaneous.
* University of Oregon Internship database"
This large database maintained by the University of Oregon School of
Journalism and Communication has hundreds of internship listings (and job
listings as well). Most of the positions will be on the west coast.
* Indiana
University School of Journalism Career Resources
See the “job listings link” to access their job bank or “job and
internship links” for lots of links!
* Atlanta
Press Club
Click on
“jobs” for positions in public relations, writing, editing, reporting,
marketing, layout and design and more.
* American Business Media
Search this membership directory to identify producers of magazines,
CD-ROMS, Web sites, trade shows and other ancillary products that build upon the
printed product. Use the contacts as potential employers in the new media
industry.
* International
Association of Business Communicators
Wide variety of jobs (and some internships) in the communications field,
Includes such titles as internal communications specialist, corporate writer,
public relations officer, marketing coordinator, proposal writer, marketing
director, project manager, media relations manager, speech writer, creative
services manager, etc. You may also post a resume to this site.
* Current Jobs for Graduates
Click on “subscribers” and choose “writing”, "visual arts" or “performing
arts” for great jobs in art, teaching, editing, advertising, cinema & film,
speech & dramatic arts, music, radio & television. . .(positions appropriate for
technical, arts, and 2-year school graduates as well as 4-year school
graduates). The USC Career Center subscribes to this service and thus a username
and password are required. Please
email the Career Center
for the username and password.
* Mediabistro.com
This web site is for anyone who creates or works with content, or who is a
non-creative professional working in a content/creative industry: editors,
writers, television producers, graphic designers, production, circulation people
in book publishing, magazines, television, radio, newspapers, online media,
advertising, PR and graphic design. Many of the jobs are in New York,
Boston, Washington DC or California, but may also include others nationally. You
may post your resume on this site and arrange to have e-mail alerts with job
postings sent to you.
* Media
Recruiter
Search for jobs by region with media/communications companies, tv stations,
radio stations and more. You don’t have to apply for positions through the
website. You can simply use the contact information in the job
description.
* NewsroomUSA
This site connects web, newspaper and magazine professionals with new career
opportunities. You may also post a resume to this site. Includes
positions in photography, video-editing, technical writing, desktop publishing,
web management, advertising, art direction, public relations and more.
* NationJob
Network
Search jobs under the “marketing/advertising/promotions” and
“media/printing/entertainment” categories.
* Advertising
Media Internet Center
Register for free to this site, then click on "ad jobs" to access listings
in media planning, media buying, public relations, media research, art
direction, advertising sales, etc. Also, be sure to see the "web sites"
and "industry associations" sections.
* I Want
Media * Center for Communication
* Society of Professional Journalists
* JAWS:
Journalism and Women’s Symposium * Association for Women in
Communications
* National
Association of Minority Media Executives
* South Asian Journalist Association
National Association of Hispanic
Journalists: Student Section American Journalism Review PR Place
NewsDirectory.com
Facsnet Poynter Online * USC - Websites for
the College of Liberal Arts (English) * USC
- Websites for the College of Liberal Arts (Political Science) Internships
* USC School of
Journalism - Internship Database * Dow
Jones Newspaper Funding * The National
Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Internship Program * USC - Websites
for the College of Liberal Arts (Political Science) Back to Top of Page
* Magazine Publishers of America
Ask A Reporter Newspaper Careers * Dow
Jones Newspaper Funding: The Journalist's Road to Success * JobsPage: Your Link to
Newspaper Careers * News Jobs Network * News Voyager *
Newspaper Association of
America * National
Newspaper Association * New England Newspaper Association * Southern Newspaper Publishers Association * North Carolina Press
Association South
Carolina Press Association
Associated Press * National Diversity Newspaper Job Bank * NewsroomJobs.com
* International Newspaper
Marketing Association * Association of Alternative
Newsweeklies * Society for News Design * National Conference of Editorial
Writers
* Sunoasis Jobs Back to Top of Page
* The Public Relations Student Society of
America * Public Relations Society of America * WorkinPr.com * PR Week Council of Public Relations Firms
* Opportunities
in Public Affairs
Back to Top of Page
* American
Sportscasters Association * Association for
Women in Sports Media * SportsJournalists.com * Jobs in Sports
* USC - Websites for
the College of Hospitality, Retail and Sport Management Back to Top of Page
* CareerPage - The National Alliance
of State Broadcasters Associations
National Cable and
Telecommunications Association *
Cable and Telecommunications
Association for Marketing * South Carolina Broadcasters Association
* The National Academy of
Television Arts & Sciences Job Bank * TV Jobs – Broadcast
Employment Services
* TelevisionWeek.com * TVSpy * Television Bureau of
Advertising * The
Rundown * Production Hub * Lost Remote * ABC
(Disney) Talent Development Programs * Entertainmentjobs.com
Entertainment Careers.cc * Mandy:
International Television and Film Production Directory
*
Kemps - Film and Television Directory
* Jefferson-Pilot
Communications * TV Radio World * International Radio and Television
Society Foundation, Inc. * Radio-Television News
Directors Association & Foundation * TV
and Radio Jobs.com * National Association of Broadcasters
* Broadcasting & Cable * Radio
TV Jobs * Corporation
for Public Broadcasting *
Public Broadcasting
Service * Jobs at
NPR (National Public Radio) * New Radio Star * Radio & Records.com * The Radio
Broadcasting Program
* All Access Music Group
* Radio
Connection * USC School of Journalism -
Opportunities
* USC - Websites for the
College of Liberal Arts (Art) * The Society of
American Archivists
* National Archives and Records
Administration * Institute of Certified Records Managers
Association of Moving Image Archivists * USC - Websites for the
College of Education
* Association for
Library and Information Science Education Librarians in the 21st
Century * SC
Library Positions * American Library Association * Library Job Postings On the
Internet * LisJobs
* Libjobs.com
* School of
Information – University of Michigan
* The Networked
Librarian: Employment Resources for Librarians * NASIG Web Job Listings * Reforma * Library Journal * Informata PICK: Library &
Information Science Resources The Information Professional’s
Guide to Career Development Online * USC - School of Library &
Information Science * Special Libraries Association
* American Association of Law
Libraries * Medical Libraries
Association * Association of Research
Libraries
While most of the job sites listed here are already links on this page,
you will definitely want to use the media companies list on this site. You
will find job listings and internships on many of the individual company
websites...in all areas of journalism. For example, find jobs with
ABC, AOL Time Warner, CBS, Clear Channel Communications, Walt Disney Company,
Dreamworks, Fox Entertainment, Imagine Entertainment, McGraw-Hill Companies,
Miramax, NBC, WorldCom and much more. Most of these companies are large
parent organizations that own many smaller newspapers, magazines, radio
stations, etc.
This center is designed to assist college students in learning more about
careers in communication. Learn about seminars you can attend or listen to
online under “programs”, check out the “career tips” section for links to sites
that post jobs, or view the “media links” to connect to potential employers.
Members only can access internship and job listings (student memberships are
$36). However, this site provides useful career advice and industry
information.
Recent job listings
for
journalists who are employed by newspapers, news services, syndicates,
magazines, television or radio stations or other electronic disseminators of
news and information programming.
Includes information, job listings, and a great list of job related links for
print and broadcast journalism, television and radio production, film,
advertising, public relations, marketing, graphic design, multi-media design,
and photography.
Managerial and executive positions for newspapers, broadcast, magazines and
online media. Click on "job listings"
Access dated job listing online or with a membership (student memberships
are $10) you’ll receive more timely job listings via e-mail.
See information on scholarships or their annual
convention for students.
The American Journalism Review provides information about the journalism
industry, including links to newspapers, magazines, television
networks/affiliates, radio stations, newswire services and media companies.
Search this directory of links to related to public relations, print and
broadcast journalism, advertising, etc.
A directory of newspapers, magazines and television stations around the world.
You can search by continent or subject. Once you link to many of these, you'll
find job listings on their individual sites.
A great how-to site that touches on how to report on controversial topics.
The Poynter Institute offers seminars to assist journalism students.
You’ll also find many useful articles or top sheets on this page that address
such topics as interviewing, salaries, etc. Be sure to see the “resource
center”.
Don't miss this page!! From another section of the University of South
Carolina Career Center website. This page will link you to many
opportunities related to editing, publishing and a variety of kinds of writing.
Use these links to explore how your background in journalism might have prepared
you for a career in these areas.
From another section of the University of South Carolina Career Center
website. This page will link you to opportunities in government and
international studies. Use these links to explore how your background in
journalism might have prepared you for a career in political journalism.
(Note: you will also find internship opportunities listed on many of the other
sites on this page.)
The School of Journalism at USC provides a regularly updated listing of
internships in journalism and mass communications in the local area.
Click on “college students” for information on paid, annual summer
internships with major companies. Positions include business reporting,
real-time financial newswires, online editing, news copy editing and sports copy
editing.
Internships available in the following categories: agency (representation of
actors), animation, art direction/production design, broadcast advertising &
promotion, business affairs, casting, children’s programming/development,
cinematography, commercials, costume design, television development,
documentary/non-fiction production, editing, entertainment news, episodic
series, movies made for television, music, programming management, production
management, public relations and publicity, sound, syndication/distribution,
television directing, television scriptwriting, videotape post production, game
show, interactive media.
From another section of the University of South Carolina Career Center
website. This page will link you to internship opportunities in
Washington, DC., including journalism and public relations.
Newspapers and Magazines
(Note: Be sure to see
the "Editing" section as well)
Click on "career center" to access information on magazine industry job
fairs, job postings, internship postings, and related career resources.
This page is part of the New York Times Learning Network. View
profiles of reporters in such niche areas as international reporting, election
coverage, education reporter, science reporter, technical reporter, culture
reporter/critic, religion reporter, sports reporter, and photography. See
what these professionals have to say about working in the newspaper industry and
what advice they give to aspiring reporters.
Fantastic site for researching career options in the newspaper industry.
An excellent online book about studying, interning and working in the newspaper
industry.
A fabulous site, especially for entry level journalists. Be sure to
see both the "joblinks" and the "toolkit" sections of this site.
Great site that will link you to many other related job search sites in the
broadcasting, media, and journalism areas. You'll find many city and
state-specific sites here.
Direct connection to daily and weekly newspapers in every state in the US. On
each individual state site you'll find job listings in that state.
This site provides a job search by category.
Use this list to contact the newspaper association for every state in the
US. Then search that site for jobs by state.
Click on “help wanted” for newspaper jobs in the northeast US.
Scroll to the bottom and click on "jobs at newspapers", then search for jobs
in such areas as advertising, circulation, news/editorial, graphics/design, and
more.
Jobs with newspapers in North Carolina as well as other states in the south
(SC, VA, GA, TN, FL, etc.).
Related industry information including a list to daily, weekly and college
newspapers of South Carolina.
Learn what kinds of jobs are available with the AP, how to apply for them
and which job fairs and events AP recruiters plan to attend. You’ll also
find information on internships and a nice FAQ section.
This site includes job openings in all aspects of the newspaper & media
industries, from advertising and public relations to management and editorial
positions. Users must create or submit a resume online in order to access
the services.
Search for newspaper jobs in such categories as general, sports, city/metro,
business, features, copy editor, photojournalist, and graphics.
Jobs in newspaper sales and marketing. Non-members will only be able
to see the job title and organization with no description. We recommend
that you then find the organization website to see if they have the job posted
on their own site. (Be sure if the organization is a newspaper that you
search their own job listings, not the newspaper’s employment/classifieds
section).
Positions in such categories as circulation, classified advertising, design
and production, display advertising, reporter/editor, electronic publishing and
management. Be sure to also see the publication members directory
for links to newspapers.
Click on “job bank” for positions in newspapers, particularly related to
page layout and design, copy editing, graphic design, art director, etc.
Includes some web design positions as well.
Interested in a job as a writer or editor for the opinion/editorials page?
Check out the listings under "job bank".
This site lists jobs for writers, editors, and copywriters, including
freelance writers and on-line publishing positions. There is also useful
information under the "career resources" link.
Public Relations
Click on "careers" for excellent articles about the PR profession and sample
student resumes. You can also access job postings here, but must first
obtain USC's chapter log-in name from the chapter advisor. See the "about
us" section for information on USC's chapter. We also recommend that you
see the "resources section".
Click on "jobs" to post your resume on-line or view job postings, click on
"professional development" and then "resources" for excellent career articles,
or click on "chapters" and then "find a chapter" to access the contact
information or websites (many of which include even more job listings) for
individual chapters in your geographic area of interest.
Excellent site! Search the job listings or post a resume to this site.
Be sure to see the "resources" section for sample job titles and job
descriptions in the PR industry, fantastic career articles and salary data.
News, analysis and jobs for the public relations world. After a free
registration process, search this database of public relations jobs throughout
the country.
Click on “career center” in order to post a resume, and access labor
statistics and pr-related career articles. Click on “industry resources” for pr
firm rankings. Click on “who are we” for a list of council members (pr
firms).
This site, updated twice a month, posts a multitude of positions in four
distinct categories: Public Relations and Media Jobs, Jobs on Capitol Hill,
Government Affairs, Legislative & Public Policy Jobs, and Internships. The USC
Career Center subscribes to the job posting service and thus a username and
password are required to access job postings. Please
email the Career Center for the username and password.
Sports Media
(Note: you will also find sports
media opportunities listed on many of the other sites on this page.)
Scroll down to ASA services and click on “employment opportunities”.
Click on "career center" for job listings in print media.
Click on “message boards” to access the “sports journalism job board”.
Now you can search for jobs in sports marketing/events/promotions, sports
media, sports administration/management, health and fitness/recreation, sales,
computer/web/tech, and internships! The USC Career Center subscribes to
this service and thus a username and password are required. Please
email the Career Center for the username and password.
From another section of the University of South Carolina Career Center
website. This page will link you to additional opportunities in the sports
industry.
TV / Radio Broadcasting
This site posts job listings from member radio and TV stations nationwide.
There is also a very informative section that provides general descriptions for
jobs in radio and television, as well as information on how to get your first
job in broadcasting.
Learn about the variety of jobs you can have in the cable (television)
industry.
Jobs in the television industry. Includes such areas as
multiculturalism marketing, director of training, media relations, production,
sales, editing, writing.
Consists of bi-weekly news regarding broadcasting, a job bank where you can
search for jobs in South Carolina or post your resume, and convention
information.
Excellent resource. Search a long list of job openings in the television
industry, including many positions in marketing/public relations and in
news/public affairs, programming/production, sales, and more.
Job postings on this site are accessible only by subscribers ($20 a year),
however, non-subscribers can access salary data, view sample resumes in the
resume database, or under the "education" section access an excellent list
of internship opportunities and information on scholarships and fellowships.
A good source for jobs in the broadcast, cable, and interactive media
industries, updated daily. This site also features daily industry news updates. Click on "careers" or "tv links".
Excellent site managed by Vault. Search jobs in the following categories (links at the bottom of the page):
anchors/reporters, executive producers & managing editors, graphics and
promotion, production and assignment editors, technical, video journalist,
other.
Click on "job center" for sales, marketing, research and traffic openings in the television industry.
Includes some internships.
This site lists current job opportunities for television professionals --
executives, on-air talent, photographers, producers, promotion writers -- as
well as links to key national sources that have listings submitted by stations,
groups and related organizations.
The information network for film, video and digital media production. Jobs
in production, pre- and post- production, crew, digital media and
sales/marketing.
Small listing of jobs in the TV industry.
Learn more about competitive, paid opportunities ABC (Disney)
provides to aspiring actors, television directors and producers, and television
and film writers.
Search for jobs and internships at leading and cutting edge entertainment
companies nationwide. Jobs range from entry level to mid-level to executive
positions. The USC Career Center subscribes to a more in-depth job posting
service (under "members entrance") and thus a username and password are required
to access additional job postings. Please
email the Career Center for the username and password.
Great information on how to pursue a career in film and television
production.
Job listings by country and by services are provided. Excellent
resource for the technical aspects of film and television. You can sign up
to receive a weekly email of job-vacancies tailored to your choice of skill-type
and area.
Use this site's directory to search for over 35,000 production services
companies from 65 countries worldwide. In the US, search by state.
Use it to find everything from aerial photography to video equipment, location
services, crew and much more. Use the contact information to contact these
companies about potential employment.
This site lists job opportunities in Atlanta, Charleston, Charlotte, Greensboro,
Richmond, Denver, Miami, and San Diego.
Mass directory of television and radio stations not only in the US, but
around the world.
Check out possible summer fellowships and internships in their college program
section, as well as seminars and luncheons that the society has planned.
Job listings in multiple areas of radio and television broadcasting.
Search jobs by category, including radio, television, film, and music
listings.
See “career center” for job fair listings and job postings in television and
radio, or use their huge directory to identify potential employers.
Be sure to see "other broadcasting job banks" for links to each state's
association of broadcasters.
Click on “classifieds” for a small list of job openings in radio and
television.
Small list of radio and tv jobs.
Search jobs and internship in public radio and television
broadcasting. Includes positions in production, membership/volunteer
coordination, fundraising, special events, grant writing and more.
A
wide variety of jobs and internships with PBS.
Be sure to see the following three sections: “jobs at NPR”,
“internships at NPR”, and “jobs at NPR stations”.
At the top of the page, click on “jobs”. You will be taken to not only
the site’s job listings, but links to 100 other sites to search for radio jobs.
Use the directories to access industry organizations, marketing and
promotion firms, record labels, voice talent companies, show prep companies and
research firms. Click on “jobs” (bottom of menu bar) for listings sorted by
region of the US.
Use the links on this page to search for jobs, or to identify organizations
in such categories as business, government & law, news, sports & weather,
organizations & associations, schools & training, show prep, and humor.
Register for free and then search job listings in radio.
While you won’t find jobs posted on this site, you will be able to use the
link to identify potential employers. Or…..get ideas from other on-air
professionals or voice artists of how to advertise yourself on the web.
The School of Journalism at USC provides a regularly updated listing of jobs and
internships in journalism and mass communications, as well as information on USC
clubs, student media organizations, and scholarships. You may also use the
"academic programs" section to learn more about programs of study. If
you've never signed up for the listserve, do so under "current students".
The listservr is frequently used to promote internship and job opportunities.
From another section of the University of South Carolina Career Center website.
This page will link you to opportunities related to media arts and graphic
design. Use these links to explore how your background in journalism might
have prepared you for a career in these areas.
Thorough list of openings in order of date posted for those interested in
positions in archiving, cataloging, record management, and preservation.
Search job openings by state. Also a great list of internships in a variety of
categories.
Information on certification as a records managers. Certified Records Managers (CRMs)
are professional records and information managers, each experienced in active
and inactive records systems, and related disciplines such as archives,
computerization, micrographics, and optical disk technology. Includes a very
small section for job postings.
For those interested in the acquisition, preservation, exhibition and use of
moving image materials. You’ll find an article about the profession under
“information & services” and potential employers under links.
From another section of the University of South Carolina Career Center webpage.
This page will link you to numerous sites pertaining to education related
opportunities.
This site posts jobs in teaching library science in colleges and
universities.
Overviews of some of the niche areas within library work, such as academic
librarian, corporate librarian, government documents librarian, information
architect, information broker, medical librarian and more.
Free access to jobs currently available in the South Carolina library
community.
This site provides information about a career as a librarian and related fields.
Click "education and careers" for information about the kind of positions that
are available in library science, as well as job postings and information about
scholarships and accreditation programs.
Wonderful site! Search job listings by location, sites that post all kinds of
library jobs, or by the following specific categories: academic positions,
archives and record management, federal libraries, individual libraries, school
library media, and special libraries.
Post your resume or search job listings in public, school , academic, special,
business or government libraries, as well as in new media. Search by state,
nationally or internationally. Also a great advice section which includes salary
information.
Search library jobs by position title, position category, posting date, employer
or province/state. Includes jobs in such categories as academic library,
association, corporate library, library network, library system, medical
library, public library, school library, special library, state library and
vendor/utility.
The University of Michigan’s School of Information maintains this site. View
the job postings (including part-time and internship positions). You may search
in such categories as archives and record management, human/computer
interaction, information economics, management and policy, library and
information services, faculty positions and community information. Be sure to
also see the resources section.
Link to over 100 sites that post jobs for librarians, including
subcategories such as listservs, joblines (phone), specialty libraries and more.
A compilation of job postings taken from several listservs. Very timely
postings.
Access to free job listings taken from various listservs and direct
mailings. Very timely.
Scroll down to the “tools and services” section and click on “jobs-library”
for jobs in academic, children’s, public and special libraries.
Look under “community” and then “job postings” for nation-wide openings.
You may also wish to use the directories section.
PICK is the gateway to librarianship and information science material on the
web.
Look at the table of contents for this featured book. Each URL mentioned in
that chapter is linked to on this site. Many of these will lead you to job
postings and related career information.
Information on the School of Library & Information Science at the University of
South Carolina. Includes descriptions of courses offered through the
department, and links to sites that post jobs.
Click on “SLA career services online” to view job postings. Be sure to also
view the "chapters and divisions" section as many of these associations also
post jobs on their sites.
Information about careers in law libraries and job postings. Some
upper-level positions will require a law degree, but many others only require
the MLS.
Interesting job opportunities with universities, as well as research institutes
and pharmaceutical companies.
Click on "Resources” and “Career Resources” and then, "Position
Announcements" to see job listings.
Job postings from the College and Research Libraries News newsletter.
Mostly positions in libraries at colleges and universities.
* American Theological Library Association
Click on “member page” and “job openings” for librarian and archival positions
in seminaries or religious institutions of higher education.
* Association of Christian Libraries
Click on “career opportunities” for positions in seminaries or religious
institutions of higher education.
* Art Libraries Society of
North America
Vacancy
announcements for art librarians, visual resources professionals, and related
positions.
* Music Library Association
Provides an excellent overview of a career as a music librarian, how to get
there, job outlook, etc. Click on "Useful Resources On-Line" for a list of
related list-serves and web-sites. Under "Services", click on "Placement
Service Job List" for a thorough listing of open positions.
* JobMate
Updated daily by the
Career Center at USC. Lists full-time, part-time, summer, internship and
graduate assistantship opportunities in different industries. Job descriptions
include contact information.