Several students on Maureen Vissat‘s M-term trip to Italy are blogging their experiences.
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July 18, 2012
Fall 2012 Political Reporting Internships
Interested in getting first-hand journalism experience covering Pennsylvania politics?
PoliticsPA, Pennsylvania’s longest-running political news website, is seeking talented individuals to contribute to our news coverage throughout the Commonwealth.
This fall will be a busy one in Pa. Politics: presidential candidates are sure to visit; both parties are beginning to wrangle with newly redistricted congressional maps; and a number of races are heating up on the state level as well.
Interns will have the chance to gain journalism experience and a stronger understanding of Pennsylvania politics. Additionally, interns will have the opportunity to build a portfolio with published political writing.
Internship openings are available for the Fall 2012 semester. The position is flexible and applicants are welcome from all parts of PA, from Philadelphia, to Erie, to Coudersport.
Intern duties include:
- Writing news stories.
- Monitoring press releases, regional news outlets, and blogs for relevant source material.
- Covering political and government events.
- Conducting other research, including taking transcripts.
Requirements:
- Applicants must have strong writing skills.
- Applicants must have working knowledge of Pennsylvania politics.
- Applicants must possess strong research skills.
- A minimum commitment of 15 hours per week with specific times based on news events.
The strongest applicants will have a background in politics or journalism. Positions are unpaid. Please send a resume, cover letter and a brief (1-2 page) writing sample to
keegan@politicspa.com. Email Keegan Gibson keegan@politicspa.com with any questions.
For full details, see this PDF: PoliticsPA Fall Internship Opening
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September 9, 2011
Seton Hill Remembers 9-11
Seton Hill University gathers to remember the terrorist attacks of 9-11-2001.
Please feel free to share a memory, a reflection, a thought, a prayer.
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January 31, 2011
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Any member of the Seton Hill community can register for a free weblog. All you need is a setonhill.edu email address.
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Gratitude to everyone who has agreed to help organize and participate in Seton Hill’s memorial service.
Comment by Dennis Jerz — September 9, 2011 @ 1:44 pm
Thanks so much for thinking of me and thank you for the invite! My family and I are on our way out of town, or I would love to come. I do remember, I was on my way to WCT (as it was called in those days), and word was buzzing around campus of what happened. I remember walking from Lowe to Lynch Auditorium just feeling so helpless but also feeling sad and a bit guilty that I was safe and so many were hurting, unaccounted for and still in danger. It was amazing to see in a time of tragedy how that well known ‘Seton Hill Family’ pulled together and became one and supported not only those effected on campus by it but also how we reached out to so many in need. That aspect of Seton Hill always shines through in times of need…the sense of one-ness and the sense of family.
Thanks again, Dr. J! 🙂
Comment by AHR — September 9, 2011 @ 1:50 pm
I was in NY on 9/11/01, it is a day i will never forget. I will speak today about my experiences at today’s event. It is important that these types of events are forever reinforced in our memories.
Comment by Daniel Bernstein — September 9, 2011 @ 1:56 pm
The Tribune Review posted a write-up of this event.
http://jerz.setonhill.edu/blog/2011/09/10/students-mark-911-anniversary/
Comment by Dennis G. Jerz — September 10, 2011 @ 12:59 am
R.I.P to everyone that day. Sad..
Comment by Alan — September 18, 2011 @ 1:52 pm
I hope nobody forgets that tragic day and I hope we can always remember the people who are fighting for our freedom specially the US soldiers in foreign land.
Iza
Comment by Iza Lee — October 8, 2011 @ 10:23 am
We are not aloud to forget the lifes that were lost in 9-11.We have to suport all the soldiers that fight for the freedom of inocent ones.
Great work you do with this site
Comment by Monica — November 25, 2011 @ 9:21 am
This is so great that you guys made a post for us to post about 9-11. It’s so odd to think about how much it still affects our nation.
Comment by Jason — November 29, 2011 @ 9:04 pm
A terrible day!
I hope that one day, not live like this any more.
Comment by John — January 11, 2012 @ 12:00 pm