Seven students from universities across the country have been selected for 10-week business journalism internships at major publications in summer 2008, the Donald W. Reynolds National Center for Business Journalism announced Tuesday.
The students were selected by the host publications in conjunction with the Reynolds Center, which funds the internships designed to help improve the quality of U.S. business journalism.
The students, universities and host publications are Elizabeth Campbell, Northwestern University, The Boston Globe; Cassandra Crockett, Yale University, The Salt Lake Tribune; Kate Diaz, Northwestern University, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel; Amy Eagleburger, University of North Carolina, The Arizona Republic; Ashley Macha, Arizona State University, The Business Journal of Phoenix; Sonia Narang, University of California, Berkeley, San Jose Mercury News; and Steven Overly, University of Maryland, The Plain Dealer in Cleveland.
The interns placed at The Arizona Republic and The Business Journal of Phoenix will be shared with the Reynolds Center’s BusinessJournalism.org content development team.
Read more here. Disclosure: Eagleburger is one of my students.
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