Arts Journalism and Marketing Intern

Arts Journalism and Marketing Intern

JCC Association

Hartford, CT • On-site

$25K/mo

Full-time, Internship

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Job description

Principal Responsibilities:
If you're curious, organized, and passionate about arts and community stories, and would like to build a new journalistic & marketing initiative from the ground up, we'd love to meet you!
This is an exciting, hands-on role for a creative, local college student majoring in Marketing, Journalism, Arts Administration, English, or Communications/Film/Media Studies. The position is 10-20 hours/week, and the ideal candidate will commit to at least one year. They will:
  • Collaborate with the Arts & Culture Director to produce a vibrant new monthly Arts & Culture e-newsletter highlighting the JCC's and Greater Hartford cultural events, opportunities, and profiles on local Jewish artists or art addressing issues relevant to the Jewish community.
  • Expand the Mandell JCC marketing department's social media presence, specifically with our developing Arts & Culture division.
  • Please email a resume, a cover letter outlining your interest and availability, and two writing samples to EStempler@mandelljcc.org
    Compensation for thisinternship (paid or for academic credit) will be determined in consultationwith the selected candidate and, if applicable, their academic institution. Includes Individual JCC Membership.
    Apply by October 15, 2025
    Minimum Qualifications:
    • Current local college student pursuing a major in Marketing, Journalism, Arts Administration, Film, English, Graphic Design, Web Design, or a related field. Recent graduates are also welcome to apply!
    • Strong writing and editing skills; ability to tell compelling stories about arts and culture
    • Demonstrated experience with social media management and content creation
    • Proficiency with Canva or similar graphic design tools; basic familiarity with Mailchimp or other email platforms is a plus
    • Comfortable working across multiple projects and meeting deadlines
    • Knowledge of the Greater Hartford arts scene and/or the Jewish community is a plus
    Salary:
    Under $25,000
    Agency Information:
    The Mandell JCC is a vibrant hub for Jewish community life, culture, and learning in the Greater Hartford area. We celebrate arts and culture, support local artists, and connect people through programs that reflect our shared values and community priorities.



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