This is a full-time position, three months in duration with a renewable term, and including a weekly stipend, that requires working out of the magazine’s NY office. The applicant must be a recent college graduate. A significant part of this position will be assisting a reporter with investigative work (mostly during afternoons). This calls for a creative type, someone who will go great lengths to satiate a curiosity, someone who is detail-oriented and eager to chase down obscure details and facts quickly. Good grammar and writing are required, and experience with Excel, public records, and the Freedom of Information Act is a big plus. The internship’s other main duty will be helping NRO’s editors in meta-tagging and uploading artwork to published articles and blog posts. Please send your résumé, as well as a writing sample that illustrates both your agility with words and your commitment to detail, to [email protected].
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Jack Fowler is a contributing editor at National Review and a senior philanthropy consultant at American Philanthropic.
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