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Student Internship Programs

 
 

Publishing New Letters magazine and books:  English 449  (details below).

 
 

Radio Internship:  New Letters on the Air  (click here for details).

 
 


Gathering of New Letters interns and student staff:
Adam, Amy, Jason, Ashley, and Jannie.

 


Upper-level Undergraduates and Grad-Students:

If you want hands-on experience in the publishing biz and credit hours toward your degree, check this course:  New Letters Magazine Publication Practicum (English 449).

This course provides practical, real-work experience and instruction with New Letters magazine, BkMk Press (book publishing), and to some degree with New Letters on the Air (radio series) in publications management, copy editing, manuscript evaluation, grant development, writing and market research, creative writing and other skills.  Enrollment caps at three students per semester.  New Letters is UMKC's international quarterly of writing and art, winner of a 2008 National Magazine Award.
 


"I chose to attend graduate school at UMKC
solely because I wanted to intern with
New Letters
and BkMk Press."     
   
-- J.J. Cantrell,
   graduate student, 2004 - 2005
 

Read excerpts from
final report papers by interns.

 

Time Commitment: 
A three-hour course carries a time commitment of 90 hours per semester, roughly six hours of work each week, in the schedule you design between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays.  Most but not all of those hours will be in-office.  One or two credit-hour students work proportionally fewer hours.


How to Enroll:
Contact Robert Stewart, StewartR@umkc.edu, for consent to enroll, and include your student ID number. 
   *  Note
to prospective English 449A, section 0001, students: 
   *  We give consent for English 449A section 0001 (Publication Practicum) to any student who qualifies and requests consent; however, only the first three students who actually register for each semester will get into the internship. Consent, by itself, does not guarantee the student a place in this course/internship.  Make sure you enroll into Eng. 449A, section 0001.


Come by University House anytime, weekdays 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.,
if you want, to discuss the Publication Practicum, internship,
with one of our staff members.
Selected Duties:
  • copy editing assistance
  • market research
  • proof reading
  • library research
  • advertisement canvassing and writing
  • mailing list preparation/updating
  • manuscript evaluation, with written comments/critiques
  • promotion development (including grant writing)
  • local/national distribution planning and execution
  • projects to be arranged

Join the National Magazine Award-winning staff.

   
   
   
 
 
 
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