January 19 2012
Journalism job postings
NEW MEDIA PRODUCER
KTOO seeks a dynamic, self-motivated individual with experience and skills in journalism and online content management, including writing and editing for the web, graphic design and site management. The New Media Producer will be responsible for writing, editing and posting multimedia content for multiple public media websites. The New Media Producer will work closely with KTOO’s programming, production and news staff so strong communication skills are required. Tasks require a strong attention to detail and ability to work under tight deadlines, as well as a thorough understand of the use of the Internet for delivering multimedia content and engaging audiences. (Job announcement.)
July 21 2011
Journalism job postings
The Peninsula Clarion is seeking a police and courts/general assignment news reporter to become part of its team in Kenai. Applicants must be able to write accurate and engaging stories; have a good grasp of grammar and AP style with solid editing skills; and be able to work well under deadline. InDesign experience a plus. The position includes evenings and one weekend shift. Email a cover letter, resume, clips and references to Will Morrow, editor, at will.morrow@peninsulaclarion.com.
And there are two openings at The Juneau Empire.They are seeking an experienced journalist to join them in bringing Cops and Courts news to our readers online and in print through text, video and any other technical means necessary. Also, The Juneau Empire Newspaper’s Neighbors section needs a strong community editor with a flair for news and feature writing and great layout skills who brings out the best in contributing columnists. Send resume, cover letter and clips to john.moses@juneauempire.com.
April 20 2011
Alaska Press Club Journalism Fellows 2011
Congratulations to the students and mentors who collaborated to complete projects for 2011. Please enjoy reading, viewing and listening to their works!
Slideshow: Anchorage Times Archives
Student: Kosette Isakson, Dimond High School and Alaska Teen Media Institute
Mentor: Marc Lester, Anchorage Daily News
Photo by Kosette Isakson
Kosette Isakson photographed the Anchorage Times archives, which are currently located at the Anchorage Daily News building. She discovers how newspapers archived information in house before the Internet.
‘Deadliest Catch’ and Dutch Harbor: How Alaska Has Made Journalism History
Student: Lauren Heyano, Polaris K-12 School
Mentor: Katie Spielberger, Capital City Weekly
Is reality television journalism? Lauren Heyano explores this question with her reporting on “Deadliest Catch,” and an interview with Tim Mahoney, a Harbor Officer with the City of Unalaska.
Nellie Moore
Student: Aviva Hirsch, West Anchorage High School and Alaska Teen Media Institute
Mentor: Lori Townsend, APRN
Aviva Hirsch profiles Nellie Moore, one of the first Alaska Native women to join the journalism profession in Alaska.
